VillageDweller
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This terrible logic has been plagueing the game for the past 21 hours and I'm getting sick of it and I expect better from a player like you. You could replace my name with any other player in this game and that statement should still hold true.
Nobody at all has proposed a better or different way of dealing with the uncertainty of the elected roles. Is that because you think the plan is the best one possible? Or do you just not have a clue? Because if it's the latter, it seems your solution is to refuse to elect the person that does have a clue.
omf i am dumb I meant to type "It's not like there's not a simple solution/There's a simple solution" and that's why i talked about the lynching option :[ I meant that if you didn't deliver + enough suspicion/evidence we could just lynch you. (but as you said, this could apply to anyone who gets the elected role)
That wasn't what I wanted my post to come across as :[ I haven't said anything about refusing to elect you, I just haven't said anything about agreeing to vote for you too. Seeing as how you want an alternative I guess, I can give you one that may be a stretch:
Have the detectives (or assassins?) inspect the elected roles on consecutive days. This way we can eliminate any potential framing, e.g Mayor may have been framed - inspected and found to be Mafia Goon. Sheriff was inspected and found to be x role. Next day, do the same thing and see the result. If the Mayor is something different (i.e not mafia) then we know he was framed. Then as the Mafia Framer cannot frame the same person in a row, they may go for Sheriff (theoretically of course, they might not) and then as the Mayor and Sheriff would have turned up different roles, you can confirm that they are whatever role would not be Mafia Goon. It would probably be in the Mafia's best interest to fool around and frame the elected roles, as to trick the detectives/assassins into thinking their elected officials are Mafia, so I think this would be a good method.
Unfortunately this does not solve the issues of the Godfather, or if the elected official(s) is a Miller, fooling the detectives/assassins. But it at least solves the issue of the Framer, albeit a long-winded one. Because of this, I would especially like to reinforce the detectives (and assassins) to not roleclaim at all unless you completely trust someone that they aren't Mafia. This method is also kind of long-winded and may be viewed as a waste of detective hits, but it would at least confirm something about the elected officials.