WHO FARTED Suspicion Tracker Checklist

What this tool is

The Suspicion Tracker is a mid-round checklist for WHO FARTED? innocents (and flexible players who want cleaner reads). It helps you keep two or three suspects with named signals instead of crowning whoever joked last. It is not ESP, not an executor, and not a guarantee—just structured attention. Safety context: Scripts.

Use beside Find the Farter, Innocent, and the strategy tier list.

How to run it in under ten seconds

1. Write three name slots at round start (or remember three hats/outfits).
2. When something weird happens, mark one signal category—not a novel.
3. Promote a name only when two different categories light up.
4. Before a vote, read your marks aloud as a one-line claim.
5. Erase clears that you personally verified in public.

If you cannot spare eyes, assign a duo partner to “tracker duty” while you watch pathing.

Signal table (mental or notepad)

Score each suspect 0–2 in a category (0 none, 1 soft, 2 strong). Totals are conversation starters, not automatic guilt.

Signal	What you are watching	Soft example	Strong example
Pathing	Movement relative to others	Loiters near one player	Shadows the same target across multiple areas
Chat flip	Speech pattern changes	Quieter after a scare	Perfect essay only when accused
Story	Alibi consistency	Vague answer	Contradicts a checkable public fact
Vote	Voting behavior	Follows first loud voice	Instant tunnel with zero second reason
Isolate	Creating 1v1 spaces	Suggests a side route	Repeatedly peels someone from the group
Clear abuse	How they defend others	Soft clears friends	Auto-clears a duo every time with no evidence
Timing	Convenience of absences	“AFK” once	Missing every high-info moment
Tone	Social temperature	Nervous jokes	Rage deflect every question

Remember: cosmetics are not a column. The free fart skin does not belong in your guilt math.

Notepad template

Copy/paste:

WHO FARTED? Round ____
Living players: ____________________

Suspect A: ________
P__ C__ S__ V__ I__ CA__ T__ Tone__
Notes:

Suspect B: ________
P__ C__ S__ V__ I__ CA__ T__ Tone__
Notes:

Suspect C: ________
P__ C__ S__ V__ I__ CA__ T__ Tone__
Notes:

Cleared (with reason): ________
Next question to ask: ________
Vote plan: hold / soft push / hard push

Abbreviations: P pathing, C chat flip, S story, V vote, I isolate, CA clear abuse, T timing.

Decision rules that prevent throws

• Two-category rule — no hard tunnel on a single vibe mark.
• Personal sighting > hearsay — mark hearsay separately until confirmed.
• Reset after mislynch energy — if the lobby just whiffed, clear your ego marks and rebuild.
• Mobile readability — your callout must fit one chat bubble.
• Spectate mode — when dead, keep updating silently or with sparse useful notes, not spam.

These rules align with S-tier late confirm habits on the tier list.

Example mid-round flow

1. You see PlayerA trail PlayerB through two areas → Pathing +1.
2. When asked, A names the wrong public place → Story +2.
3. Total crosses your two-category threshold → soft push: “A shadowed B and flubbed location—need a second eyes check.”
4. Another innocent confirms the shadow → hard push becomes reasonable.
5. If A instead produces a verified duo witness, demote and shift slots.

Compare how farters try to break this process in Win as Farter and Farter.

Farter-side awareness (optional)

If you roll farter, glance at this tracker to know what town overvalues. Avoid lighting two categories on yourself in the same minute. That self-scouting mindset is fair play; downloading cheats is not.

Common tracker mistakes

1. Tracking eight names—garbage in, garbage out.
2. Scoring “they liked the game” as suspicion.
3. Refusing to demote after a clean public play.
4. Letting a duo partner fill every column without your eyes.
5. Reading this entire page during a chase—skim the table offline first.

Practice drills

• Drill 1: One lobby using only Pathing + Story columns.
• Drill 2: One lobby forbidding Vote marks unless you saw the vote yourself.
• Drill 3: Force a hold whenever only Tone is lit.
• Drill 4: After each round, compare your final top suspect to the revealed farter (when the game makes that clear) and note which signal was decisive.

Then revisit Getting Started if fundamentals still slip.

When patches change tells

If Badass Experiences alters maps, prompts, or social tools, some columns may matter more than others. Re-validate after notes on Updates. The tracker structure stays useful even when a specific joke asset is “removed.”

Related pages

• Tools hub
• Find the Farter
• Innocent role
• Strategy tier list
• Controls