In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
In post 25, pirate mollie wrote:In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
yeah no you don't but lynch us so you can be speedlynch in under 5 seconds.
lol what are you pple even doing here
how are the rest yar' all doing
can some1 plz help me clean this deck tia
In post 25, pirate mollie wrote:In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
yeah no you don't but lynch us so you can be speedlynch in under 5 seconds.
lol what are you pple even doing here
how are the rest yar' all doing
can some1 plz help me clean this deck tia
In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
In post 26, Yarrrrgami wrote:pick up
In post 27, Yarrrrgami wrote:I assume the snowpirate be jestin', lest confirmed-scurvy be he.
In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
In post 15, Yarrrrgami wrote:In post 14, Espeonage wrote:RM is townpool.
Actually want to know the cognitive process behind random voting fire considering relative mislynchability of slots.
Both these statement be ticklin' me ears in funny, slightly distressin' ways.
We be voting fire because he be bringing fire on a ship full of wood and gunpowder. That thar' is scummy behavior if ever there was.
If my parrot and I wanted to see some non-scurvy hands walk the plank, there be better options than some silly sailor who not be list'ning to the wise words of Smokey the Piratebear: "Only ye' can prevent ship-fires."
Why do ye think Firebringer has a shorter plank than the rest of the lot, and why do ye think that matters so early in the voyage?
In post 10, Randomnamechange wrote:No lynching may be our best option here.
In post 14, Espeonage wrote:RM is townpool.
Actually want to know the cognitive process behind random voting fire considering relative mislynchability of slots.
How is no lynching a remotely good idea?In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
In post 6, Yarrrrgami wrote:Yar, I be the firstest, most first-postin'est pirate on this vessel!
VOTE: firebringer
Now I don't know what kind of fire ye' be bringing, but this ship be flammable, so ye'd best leave that at port.
In post 10, Randomnamechange wrote:No lynching may be our best option here.
Firebringer wrote:In post 10, Randomnamechange wrote:No lynching may be our best option here.
Ohhh noes, two yoshis.
Aronis wrote:
Trying to vote me out a third time?
In post 10, Randomnamechange wrote:No lynching may be our best option here.
No lynching is a bad option 95% of the time and is a terrible option here. With the slim majority we have, I don't see any reason to carelessly throw away one of our best chances out taking out a scum/3p and give them a free opportunity to slaughter us.
In post 14, Espeonage wrote:RM is townpool.
Actually want to know the cognitive process behind random voting fire considering relative mislynchability of slots.
In post 23, SnarkySnowman wrote:VOTE: yarrgami
I have role information that tells me this is 100% scum.
Ummm, no. Lycnh all liars.
VOTE: SnarkySnowman
Yarrrrgami wrote:Me first pass in reading the shorty-pirate's scribblins was that it was odd that 13 suggests he has cults on the brains, but that doesn't sail smoothly with the suggestion that nobody walks the plank today.
The main thinkin' I've been comin' to is not that the shorty-pirate be scum o' some sort, but rather that callin' him town seems for suggestin' a no lynch be a bit superficial.
Espeonage wrote:In post 15, Yarrrrgami wrote:In post 14, Espeonage wrote:RM is townpool.
Actually want to know the cognitive process behind random voting fire considering relative mislynchability of slots.
Both these statement be ticklin' me ears in funny, slightly distressin' ways.
We be voting fire because he be bringing fire on a ship full of wood and gunpowder. That thar' is scummy behavior if ever there was.
If my parrot and I wanted to see some non-scurvy hands walk the plank, there be better options than some silly sailor who not be list'ning to the wise words of Smokey the Piratebear: "Only ye' can prevent ship-fires."
Why do ye think Firebringer has a shorter plank than the rest of the lot, and why do ye think that matters so early in the voyage?
Playing history, and never too early to throw shade, get some info see what the peeps say to stuff. The wagon speed is giving me hibbiegibbes but not sure if it's because it could be a gambit or because scum are thirsty, but we'll find out.
What issue do you have with rm, considering he came out and stuck his neck out very early? He's never struck me as someone who would take huge play risks of being snap-lynched unlike someone like a me or a reck or something.
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On the topic of possibility of lyncher, is it best idea to ignore it, I haven't read all the roles just some that got me curious, so first off, is there anything that could have a result atm? If not, how likely is it that we're going to have to find a way to shoot lyncher turned jester (if I understand it correctly) before they create a day early lylo? Which could come early considering the potential for a bunch of deaths.
In post 46, Espeonage wrote:Wait nah my maths is probs wrong, gonna stick rm back in null pool until stuff happens, he could be scum.