I’ve been pretty busy with a lot of other stuff lately – I’ve been committing really hard on a few small projects, rather than spreading myself out across a ton of projects and not really focusing hard on any of them.

As a result, I’ve had a lot less time for casual gaming.

But, I’ve still had a bit of time lately to get in a few games of Town of Salem here and there.

Today’s first screenshot shows how selfish of a doctor I apparently am. I decided to self heal on a night where someone confirmed I was the doctor and I felt like I would be murdered overnight.

I was correct in predicting that I would be attacked, and I got two achievements from it – one for self-healing successfully for the first time, and one … for healing someone successfully in general.

My second screenshot was an interesting game where I was the serial killer. On the final day, I was left standing with two other people – the jester and lookout. I somehow convinced the lookout that the jester was the serial killer, and we voted him up for lynching.

I didn’t want to be seen as suspicious, so I initially voted guilty, but planned on removing my vote so I couldn’t get haunted the following night for lynching the jester. Unfortunately, my vote removal didn’t go through in time.

That night, I obviously killed the lookout, and the jester killed me. This resulted in there being nobody left standing as the game ended, and a sign popping up that said “Jester Wins.”

Also, if you notice from the screenshots, my name was “Not So Gramp,” and there was another person named “Not So Grump.” I copy other people’s names and change one letter to throw people off and cause more confusion in my games (which makes them a lot more fun and interesting).

I think that, in this particular game, this name trickery saved my life.

Within the first few days, I was accused of being the serial killer, but “Not So Grump” was the one who ended up getting voted up for lynching. After the town realized they had lynched the framer, they seemed satisfied and appeared to have forgotten that they were actually trying to vote up the serial killer.