Louis

## Career

Widely considered one of the best players of all time, Louis has made the 3rd most appearances in mafia history. The first of his 7 MVPs came in S1G4, where alongside Sam and Osaid he led "The Untouchables" to victory with zero lynch votes placed on any of them during the game. Since then, he has continued to push on, earning a further MVP in a narrow mafia loss in S1G6. Season 2 saw Louis continue to improve and establish himself more as a mafia specialist, with Sam admitting himself that he expected Louis to take home the Best Mafia Player award after 2 impressive showings in S2G3 and S2G6. Season 3 was undoubtedly Louis' brealthrough season into the elite tier of players, with many believing the levels he reached being the best peak of any player we have ever seen. His achievement of 3 consecutive MVPs as mafia, town, then 3P may well never be repeated by anyone. His improvement came mostly as a town player, something which he himself conceded was a weakness of his in previous seasons. S3G4 remains the highest scoring performance in mafia history, as he was awarded a +6 for dismantling a mafia faction led by Holz and Ibrz. Unlike some other big dogs, whose souls seem to be irreparably damaged by defeats, Louis has always been able to to embrace his mafia trumphs while remaining relatively unfazed by defeat. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame at the end of Season 4.

## Playstyle

A maverick and risk taker, Louis is never content to simply bed in and let the game take place in front of him, regardless of alignment, role, theme. He always seeks to dominate the timeline and bamboozle opponents, even when it is totally unnecessary. He's stated on numerous occasions that he often tries to deliberately make himself more suspicious with weird claims when he's town, so that he's less of a kill target and is able to survive late on in games where he specialises. A big advocate of using the behaviour test rather than focusing purely on reports, his style as town is comparable to Holz, where he likes to take charge and interrogate people in an attempt to pick up on any mafia tells in their behaviour. The fact he has the most tweets in mafia history epitomises his style, as he spends games often rambling to himself and tweeting any thoughts that comes into his head, which can sometimes be his downfall. As mafia, Louis' playstyle has changed throughout the years. He likes to organise the group chat and often instructs teammates when and what to tweet in order to avoid suspicion. In earlier seasons, he was a big believer in sacrificing teammates in order to solidify his own credibility as town. This is highlighted by S3G3, where he even encouraged the vigilante to kill a teammate of his as they were inactive in the group chat and figured this would be beneficial long term, which ended up being the case, As people cottoned onto the fact him "exposing" a teammate was no longer good clearance, his style in recent seasons can be be described as quite aggressive, leaning on the fact he has a good influence on the timeline to lead town astray and divert attention away from teammates. His style has caused controversy, with several players arguing the way he manipulates town players as mafia could be seen as "gaslighting", particularly in the S5 Community Shield and S5G2 where he survived until the end as mafia despite strong evidence he was mafia.

## Accolades

* 7x MVP
* 2x Best Overall Player (S3, S5)
* Best Town Player (S3)
* Best Mafia Player (S5)
* 2nd Best Overall Player (S2)
* 3rd Best Overall Player (S4)
* 2nd Best Town Player (S5)
* 2x 3rd Best Town Player (S2, S4)
* 2nd Best Mafia Player (S2)
* 3rd Best Mafia Player (S3)
* Hall of Fame Inductee