Well what do you want me to say? "Oh here's my role PM"? Against the rules.
We voted Galladiator because he was "most likely to be mafia," and then he was village. There's in fact been nothing whatsoever showing that I'm 'the most likely to be mafia' (contrary to popular belief, UncleSam's vote does NOT count as proof); US voted me because I was doing something that a lot of other people (eight others, in fact) had been doing as well. Doesn't that make those eight, by US's logic, equally likely to be mafia?
Apparently not, because I'm the one you all bandwagoned on.
vote: masterful
You've done nothing but latch onto UncleSam and do whatever he tells you all game:
He says, bandwagoning onto the DetroitLolcat vote.
Remind me what was happening here?
Oh yeah, UncleSam had just locked his vote onto Galladiator.
What's that? He was really just bandwagoning on UncleSam's vote AGAIN?
Basically, this has been masterful's gameplay:
UncleSam: "I wanna vote <user> cause I think <user> is maf for reasons a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y,z"
masterful: "Yeah what UncleSam said"
UncleSam: "K now I'm changing my vote to <user>"
masterful: "Yeah what UncleSam said"
later, when the <user> US voted out turns up as village,
UncleSam "OK let's vote <user>"
masterful: "OK even though US's lynch last night went wrong I still don't think he's maf, so yeah what UncleSam said"
I know it's hypocritical of me to call out masterful for bandwagoning when, and I'll be the first to admit it, I bandwagoned quite a bit myself, but that's what masterful's been doing all game - bandwagoning while speaking out against bandwagoners.