In post 2073, Davsto wrote:Massive tracking Nacho N2 makes perfect sense. He knows there are two people who should be targeting Nacho that night, and finding out if there actually are two people targeting Nacho that night is a very sensible use of a Watch.
In post 2074, farside22 wrote:
Here is my silly question, what did that tell you about both there alignments by doing that?
In post 2077, farside22 wrote:You keep protecting your scum buddy there.
I'll ask the hard questions he'll dodge.
In post 2075, farside22 wrote:In post 2073, Davsto wrote:Massive tracking Nacho N2 makes perfect sense. He knows there are two people who should be targeting Nacho that night, and finding out if there actually are two people targeting Nacho that night is a very sensible use of a Watch.
I'm going to disagree because all it does is tell you that the player targetted Nacho.
He isn't going to see a Nk on Nacho doing it with the claims, so how does that help us find scum?
It reads as useless info to me.
In post 2080, Ankamius wrote:Answer me this farside.
Inwhatuniverse
In a setup where kills can't reliably be tracked
In a situation where the only night actions we know of are targeting the same person
Why would it be scummy to watch the target of both players when any other option would almost certainly result in nothing?
In post 2084, Davsto wrote:In post 2075, farside22 wrote:In post 2073, Davsto wrote:Massive tracking Nacho N2 makes perfect sense. He knows there are two people who should be targeting Nacho that night, and finding out if there actually are two people targeting Nacho that night is a very sensible use of a Watch.
I'm going to disagree because all it does is tell you that the player targetted Nacho.
He isn't going to see a Nk on Nacho doing it with the claims, so how does that help us find scum?
It reads as useless info to me.
You're not serious, right?
There are two people who are supposed to target Nacho. If one of them doesn't, they're probably scum. Simple as.
Tracking/Watching nightkills is borderline useless with a Ninja in the scum, unless I am lucky enough to jail said ninja.
In post 2088, Nachomamma8 wrote:Farside is mixing up details but that's not scummy.
Vedith is scum, let's lynch.
In post 2085, farside22 wrote:In post 2080, Ankamius wrote:Answer me this farside.
Inwhatuniverse
In a setup where kills can't reliably be tracked
In a situation where the only night actions we know of are targeting the same person
Why would it be scummy to watch the target of both players when any other option would almost certainly result in nothing?
How do you know it would be nothing?
Why do you think kills can't be tracked?
Did o miss a memo somewhere?
In post 2092, Ankamius wrote:In post 2085, farside22 wrote:In post 2080, Ankamius wrote:Answer me this farside.
Inwhatuniverse
In a setup where kills can't reliably be tracked
In a situation where the only night actions we know of are targeting the same person
Why would it be scummy to watch the target of both players when any other option would almost certainly result in nothing?
How do you know it would be nothing?
Why do you think kills can't be tracked?
Did o miss a memo somewhere?
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There's no way you're actually thinking this. You're scum.
In post 2091, Ankamius wrote:Farside is not a VI. She's also not ignorant on how the game works. She's either sdcum doing this on purpose or town who is paying no attention to the game, which isn't believable based on her posts today.