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Why not? It's clear that you're not doing well in the game.
It's not going well for you, that's why you're mistaking easy paths for the right ones. Do you think you figured out the whole team on day one? Is it your inflated ego that's fueling your confidence, because a skilled player could probably figure everyone out on the first day, right?
Yesterday, Tox was supposed to be executed, and Plesen promised to write, but he disappeared. He didn't reveal himself.
It's not the first time. I remember games like that.
Read the words "in a negative way," you idiot. All you do is flood the chat with nonsense, express doubts, and get on everyone's nerves. You can't really do or justify anything. That's not a good strategy. It's perfectly reasonable that a smart town would unite against you.
So, my execution is a positive thing, right? Haha. I'm just chatting, so what? If Mathilda hadn't been killed, she and Mona would have continued to chat as well. It's clearly not a reliable indicator, as people can just be having fun. I have doubts because I'm not a verifier; otherwise, there wouldn't be any doubts. I don't know how you see me as nervous; maybe the monitor is picking up some signals. "Can't" doesn't equal "won't." Although, I've already explained the reasons, so that's enough. The "smart town" thing is funny, joke of the day.
You're playing on people's doubts instead of convincing them of your point of view.
Well, I'm not as self-confident as you are. Sorry.