On Pub and Moderne, you additionally have the option of delegating the purloin to another character. A red result will cause the list to flash for a few seconds before fading away. The next AI to take a drink will steal the guest list for the Spy. A green result will reject the drink from Toby, sending him away. A white result will cause the list to fade, just as it does in Intermediate mode. Upon attempting to purloin, an action test will be presented.

What each result means for the different spy actions will be explained below. Note, if nothing is pressed by the time the line reaches the end, the action test will result in a white result. A red action test will reward no subtlety, and depending on the action may cause a more obvious Spy behavior. Stopping the bar within the white area will cause a normal action, this has been the default for you thus far. If you successfully perform a green action test (by stopping the line within the small green area) the reward is a more subtle Spy Action.

If red and green are hard to distinguish for you, you can enable the “Use Alternate Test Bar Colors” toggle in the Accessibility section of the Settings menu. The ultimate goal is to stop the line within the small green area. The bar is split into three regions: a wide red area, a smaller white area, and a tiny green area.

Pressing the same button again (right-click or B button on the controller) again will stop the line. When you initiate a Spy action, a bar will appear and a line will go across the bar. This is called an action test and it will determine how subtle your Spy action is. In Intermediate mode, there is an added component to some of these actions. Up until now, every Spy action you’ve performed (“Swap Statue”, “Check Watch to Add Time” etc.) has automatically succeeded.

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