But the plays that can happen?
I mean, it still got a mislynch, but it should be doom and gloom mislynch IMO.
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Agree with Mole. Rejailing would have been a highly aggressive move with -EV.
This was a fun game to watch because of all of the uncertainty.
PKRās tone changed immediately mid-game, Iām so surprised his Knight claim held water.
I think Frost played well until he buddied with PKR at the end of his life.
I want to try this game mode 
I should have executed him, but I was salty when I jailed him and didnāt trust my reads.
If thatās the case then it is intentional for MM to convert.
Secondly I do not remember buddying up with PKR while the timing with posting mid-game is what you are probably talking about - is suspicious.
But that is no excuse since you can tell the same thing with different comboās with the activity.
Okay, I was 100% on-board with not telling investigators about redirections, but running SFoL18 taught me that you want to let investigators know when their target is swapped.
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It becomes near-bastard (and some would argue it is bastard) to allow abilities that redirect to essentially act as advanced frames.
Also, it forces the redirector to out if an investigative class gets a wrong result due to their actions.
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Fair enough. Being informed you were redirected, but not to whom, seems fair.
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This was a fun game to spectate (when I mean spectate not spectate like a spectator)
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