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If you aren't a spy, leaving me off the team will deliver a devastating blow to your chances of winning. I suggest you reconsider that stance.
Simple mathematics, sir. I am good, and refusing any team with me on it drops you to 5 good guys. Let us suppose you are good as well. If you accept any team without Panzer or myself, that means there's a number of teams also that you would accept which lack you, dropping you to 4 good guys. You would need to find that exact combination of four good people who aren't you and aren't me.
Also, why the odd refusal to have me on the team? Panzer I can sort of understand, since he's been on and approved both failed missions, but I've opposed both those missions. And if you are right about both of us, then I proposed and tried to send forward a mission with two spies on it, risking a double sabotage on turn 1, when the spies can least afford it. I'm not saying this clears me, but I should hardly consider it to be incriminating.
It has three people in common with the last team. Again, I wouldn't be surprised if this is sabotaged thrice.
Reject.
Reject.
Only 2, but it also has 2 people in common with the first sabotaged team.
I haven't calculated the mathematical odds but I'm pretty sure they aren't excessively good...
Reject
I'm not a spy, but I recognise no-one is going to accept my team so there's little point in putting effort into it.
Well, at least now we won't have to make a difficult decision: Either Cliges is resistance or we have already lost
Why is that? This isn't the fifth mission proposal of the round, it's only the second.
Oh wait... you're right. Man, I REALLY need to pay more attention...
Reject
HAVE YOU GONE MAD!?!?!?! Probably yes, either that or a mad Marty plot is in progress...
HAVE YOU GONE MAD!?!?!?! Probably yes, either that or a mad Marty plot is in progress...
