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Later scummer [[Chronopie]] used a similar defense, claiming to be a [http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2311032#p2311032 a lynchproof Serial Killer in the same game]. This was classified as a second cute fuzzy kitten defense. | Later scummer [[Chronopie]] used a similar defense, claiming to be a [http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2311032#p2311032 a lynchproof Serial Killer in the same game]. This was classified as a second cute fuzzy kitten defense. | ||
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Revision as of 18:11, 26 June 2010
Cute fuzzy kitten defense is an unlikely claim designed to create sympathy for a player who is under heavy pressure and the probable lynch.
1. The claim may defy game balance.
2. The claim may not match-up with night actions.
3. The claim may be simply absurd; see history for real-life examples.
History
Scummer MehPlusRawr initially used this strategy in [Square Enix Mafia I: Diabolus Erus], claiming to be a a cute fuzzy kitten in spite of the fact that the game was Square-Enix flavored.
Later scummer Chronopie used a similar defense, claiming to be a a lynchproof Serial Killer in the same game. This was classified as a second cute fuzzy kitten defense.