OK, why is Fireblend so adamant that Salva led us all to juicy Mafia glory yesterday?
I'm glad Salva was honest and admitted it was luck.
Most of your reasoning on Palmer falls on this belief that Salva played some awesome pro-town ability and took down a Mafia very skillfully.
The shit was a mess, and absolutely pure luck. That luck is the same reason we can't use it as a reasonable motive for others actively choosing to lynch someone else, but we can use it to go after people who didn't seem to have a clue where to put a vote.
Thats why I have CB and Splinter in my suspects list, and not Palmer. Nothing has me changing that.
Splinter wasn't present at all during the Hyper switch, which makes it difficult to go after him.
Alright, let my try to get this point across one more time:
By me saying that Salva is town because he led us to "sweet victory" yesterday I'm not implying that he had any information or that it was a reasoned post at all.
Even if he chose randomly, if he was scum he would have chosen from the pool of players he knew to be town. If he was scum, there was 0 reason to in that moment, offer one of his teammates as lynch candidate.
That's all I'm saying. Even if it was blind luck, the fact that a scum player was in the pool of players he considered lynching is enough for me to consider him town. Heck, if he was scum it was a better play not to say anything.
Scenarios:
1. Salva is scum:
1.1 He chooses one person randomly, but makes sure it's not one of his scum companions.
1.2 He chooses one person randomly, turns out its one of his teammates, he shrugs.
2. Salva is not scum:
2.1 He chooses one person randomly out of people he's suspicious of. He obviously doesn't know anyone's alignment so there's no option 2.
If he was scum, 1.2 would be the most idiotic play ever. Therefor, if he was scum he would have gone with 1.1, but we know he didn't because Hyper flipped scum.