Quick Fix Game 14: Corruption in the Senate

[A Joe in the Bush]

Time is up.

[Mailliw73]

Okay, sorry, I really thought she was evil. But Lopen, care to explain why you were protected last night?

[Wonko the Sane]

Dang it, Maill!

 

EDIT: What do you mean 'you really thought'? You told us that you scanned her!

Edited April 5, 2016 by Wonko the Sane

[Alvron]

Maill, Maill, Maill.  You told me you used a Ledger on her so how could you possibly be wrong?

[Mailliw73]

Sorry, guys. I didn't actually have a ledger. I knew this would happen if she was good. But I was certain either her or DC was, so once DC was arrested, I made up the ledger story.

[Wonko the Sane]

Okay, seriously, how often, in your experience, has lying helped the Village? Because I've never seen it happen once.

[Mailliw73]

I have heard from the jail an explanation that satisfies me quite well. Yosef. Lopen. The constables have been implied to have killed the governor. Ask the arrested senators yourself. There is no corruption in the Senate, the corruption is in the constabulary!

Edited April 5, 2016 by Mailliw73

[Mailliw73]

Sorry to double post, but I'm letting you all know that I will be in prison for the rest of this turn. Please don't arrest me until I get back next turn. I will hopefully have more information then, but for now, know that DC has learned of the corruption of the Constables, or at least of Yosef's.

[A Joe in the Bush]

Mailliw is in Jail right now! He's not been arrested, but he's visiting.

 

He cannot talk in this thread, nor can he open PM's.

He cannot use any items during his stay.

He CAN be targeted by items and/or arrested.

[Master Elodin]

This is all very strange.

[Wonko the Sane]

What? He can do that?

 

What does he hope to learn that they can't tell him in a PM? I don't like this.

[A Joe in the Bush]

As of this turn, that is an action you can take. He wanted to, and I saw no reason to stop him.

[Wonko the Sane]

What's the difference? Do you get to see their doc?

[A Joe in the Bush]

You can speak in the Jail doc. You can talk to anyone there. You just can't talk here.

[Mark IV]

Maill

Your lies are definitely not helping the village. As far as I recall having played (which is not much, admittedly), your lies haven't helped the village much (with the possible exception of you).

Rather, on the contrary, your lies already have killed one of our own, and I'd prefer if they didn't kill any more people. So, I'd say you be lynched.

I know I haven't said much this game, but, I'll try to. Having 3 games at once is hard.

One mistake in the OP -

It says Maill voted for himself. I'm pretty sure that's Elbereth there.

[Wonko the Sane]

Aman thinks he's found the way to get somebody out of prison. Apparently, he was told that we were thinking 'too far outside the box' with our blue votes, and that the actual way out had been built into the game from the beginning. After some digging and thinking about wording, he found this:

 

Ties are a bit different. In the case of a tie. I will flip a coin for each player. If Tails come up, that player is arrested. If Heads comes up, that player is freed.

 

He'd like us to try forcing a tie between all the prisoners, to see any will be released. The GMs haven't given any indication whether this idea is right or wrong, but I feel it's worth a shot.

 

Maill. Aman.

Edited April 5, 2016 by Wonko the Sane

[Kynedath]

Well, to do that at this point, people would have to retract their votes from Mail and all vote for different people in jail. So how do we know that you aren't just an opportunistic eliminator trying to keep us from killing Mail?

[Wonko the Sane]

You don't, really. You can contact Aman to confirm that it was his plan in the first place, though.

We can still lynch Maill, if you like, but I think we should try this sometime soon.

Edited April 5, 2016 by Wonko the Sane

[STINK]

Or we include Maill in the tie and see if Luck is on his side.

[A Joe in the Bush]

He'd like us to try forcing a tie between all the prisoners, to see any will be released. The GMs haven't given any indication whether this idea is right or wrong, but I feel it's worth a shot.

Actually, that's just poor wording on my part. You can't vote on arrested players.

 

Sorry.

 

EDIT: Only one player may 'Visit' Jail per turn.

Edited April 5, 2016 by The Only Joe

[STINK]

Took a quick look through the rules and made these suggestions. I can say that I 100% believe that any of these ideas will work.

 

- Drug a Jailed player, Jailed player then drugs the Constable guarding them and breaks free.

- Stab a Jailed player, Jailed player's corpse then stabs the Constable and breaks free.

- Use 5 BoBs to buy a shovel from the Constables, send it to the Jailed player so they can dig free.

- Send a Ledger to a Jailed player, get Jailed player to use Ledger on the Guard, find out that the Guard is corrupt and swap places with the Guard.

- We all decide to make a new law about jailed Senators being able to free themselves.

- We make sure that Alv or Mailliw don't get 30 BoBs.

- Because they really want that.

- I mean, everyone does.

- But them especially.

- Like really, I'm a bit scared right now.

- Jail the Governor so he can electrocute the guards and break free with other inmates.

[Mark IV]

I'm with stink on this one!

[Master Elodin]

I'm not so sure about the second one...

[Wonko the Sane]

New knowledge from the mouths of the imprisoned!

• According to the introduction to the Jail doc, Haelbarde has a key to the holding cell.
• Another guard (presumed to be Wilson) is guarding the cell.
• Jailbreaking does not involve killing constables, but does require the use of some other items.
• When we purchase items, we are purchasing them from Hael. These are the 'bribes' he is open to.

The prisoners (or at least Aman, who seems to be voicing group ideas) and I now believe that the method of escape involves acquiring that key from Haelbarde, and possibly removing Wilson from the equation.

 

I see two ways of getting the key. First, we could try to use a Search Warrant on Dr. Heatherlocke. Alternatively, someone could spend five bags of boxings on an item, and request the key to the holding cells.

 

Since the GMs have explicitly stated that killing is not a part of it, the only way we can think of to remove Wilson from her post, if that proves to be necessary, is by drugging her for the duration of the jailbreak.

 

Do you guys think this is what it's like in real Congress?

[STINK]

So what you're saying is that I was somewhat right?