Quotes for your consideration:
> "The first thing I learned from the EpicMafia Wiki's 'Newbie > Guide' was this: "Don't vote someone entirely based on the fact > that you dislike/know them". So I joined a game with multiple people > having played over 300 games, and decided to test the players of > EpicMafia. > > So without lying, I informed them: "I'm real cop, playerX is guilty, > and the cop that just cc'ed me is the other last mafia = GG Town" and > added "Oh and also, I think you guys are stupid!". What happened? > They NL'ed and then lynched me after, and town lost. Apparently the > "pro's" of EM is not familier with the 'Newbie Guide'"
> "How much people like you or hate you in this game, effects how likely you are to > be healed or not, checked early by cop or not, blocked often or not, > jailed often or not, attempted killed early or not, likely to receive a gun > or not, likely marked by oracle or not, list goes on... Point is; if you play with anyone who don't give away a win > easily, then I will argue that in terms of what effects your win/loss > ratio in this game, the difference in skill and experience at even > medium level players, is nothing compared the social influence the > meta game has, and how much players like/dislike you. If we played > chess, then you could be the worlds biggest asshole and would still > win if you where the best. But in EpicMafia you simply WONT see a > tournament winner that is not ass-licked by the community. Sorry to > say so, but it's true."
> "Contrary to popular belief; when a town is newbie or makes a mistake, doesn't magically make them a mafia worth lynching."
> "I joined a setup that didn't have a Doctor role. I realized I had pretty good stats (≈73% win > rate at that time). So I got shot the first night... Btw later ≈71% win rate didn't work either."
> "In once got lynched by my town team because I 'bubbled slip'..."
> "Hammer correctly two times in a row never gives me kudos. But once admitting I was an idiot did..."
> "I often get reported (like many other controversial player names or > playstyles) by dislikes and suspended by dislikes. The report system > of EM is as corrupt as the Sicilian Mafia."
> "I hate when I'm town and doc wants my team to lose, due to meta..."
> "I saw someone brag about having played 1000+ games without a suicide. > I guess he must have good WiFi, live near the server (or next to the server) and no RL responsibilities to distract > him. Good for him."
>"If I survive night1 in Classic, then I'm obviously Mafia. If I die night1, then I was obviously doctor..."
> "I learned that going AFK after voting, in a long and clueless game is still 'ISP' and a bannable offense. So i said "Ok I will read everything you write, but have decided to not reply for strategical purposes only" and everything was fine!"
>"Sufficient ass-licking in a game, can sometimes convince people to reward you with green leafs you can use instead."
> "I once tried using all the modern words like 'mylo', 'nl' and > something called 'bussing'. For some reason everyone suddenly started > believed whatever I said! So they lost..."
> "I once told a player I was town and he was stupid. Then he lynched me > and lost because I was town and he was stupid."
> "I was in a game where the chat was being flooded so hard that I > couldn't read a line before 2 new lines popped up. Eventually I got > lynched for not participating, and we lost."
> "I realized that being smart and making intelligent decisions doesn't > really effect my Win/Loss ratio as much as I first though. Simply > pretending to be nice to people on the other hand, has a huge impact."
> "When I came back from the grocery store, I saw the ranked game setup that looked fun was still there and needed more players to start. Then I tried to participate, but couldn't because I didn't have any hearts left."
> "I tried reverse psychology once. I told town I was fool and not > mafia, so they lynched me and I won!"
> "So, we lost the cop night1 and doc night2, and we had absolutely no > clue. > So I said sarcastically: "I got an idea! Let's fingerpoint for 10 > minutes, that will help! Anyone who disagree or is lurking must > obviously > be mafia!". They disagreed and didn't like that at all, so they pointed fingers > at > me for 10 minutes, and then lynched me for lurking..."
> "So I was the only inno blue left with the hammer and had to decide between the two remaining lurking players. Due to the complete lack of clues after re-reading, I suggested flipping a coin. We won and I got reported..."
> "I understand people that hate when someone stops playing attention to > the chat after 20minutes of useless smalltalk, clueless fingerpointing > and unconstructive chit-chat! But as a mafia, how else can you fool > them into believing you are town? Luckily most people do listen to > chit-chat!"
> "Someone once asked me how to win as Fool. My response was "Search YouTube for 'How to win as Fool', and when you come back after realizing the video doesn't exist, it doesn't matter because you have already been lynched!"."
> "I got 2 accounts on EpicMafia! The first is to fool around and test > how primitive and emotional people's final decisions actually really > are, and expose their mistakes to themselves. The second is to fool > around and test how primitive and emotional people's final decisions > actually really are, and expose their mistakes to themselves."