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Okay, the only possible way for aedan to be a spy is the whole tonka-seamus-aedan chain to be a spy chain.
So the person who gets the open up card must open up to aedan. Failure to do so will be a certain proof of logical circuits being damaged by a virus.
With that in mind, are there any volunteers to open up to aedan?
So the person who gets the open up card must open up to aedan. Failure to do so will be a certain proof of logical circuits being damaged by a virus.
With that in mind, are there any volunteers to open up to aedan?
because he had kaceoy and could easily sabotage the mission and blame others. But he didn't.
Clearly the most resistancey thing for me to do would have been to sabotage the mission!
The fact is I was the leader who proposed the successful team. Just as leaders who propose failed teams are more suspect than the regular members of that team, a leader who proposes a successful one should be assumed to be more clear than other people on the team.
Since we have 3 spys, but the last team only got 2 rejects, at LEAST 1 spy must have approved it. This makes me think that there is a chance that there was a spy on the last team that didn't sabotage. Either that, or the spys are using some interesting strategies...
Magical pm vote
Magical pm vote
This game uses chain-spy rules. So if there was one spy on it, one spy doesn't know that there is a spy on it.
It's interesting that you don't seem to know this.