You mean the only one that is now at E-3?
On the other hand, I don't think that your move is inherently scummy.
You mean the only one that is now at E-3?
I think I've clarified it well enough in my previous post but just in case.In post 630, Black wrote: Could you provide examples of what you consider good scumhunting from StD and Elements when you get back?
Yeah but it also gives more information to any protective PR's, which given that this is a newbie game with multiple recent replacements that are still catching up might do more good than harmIn post 754, Elements wrote: Talking about night kills before they happen sets up unnecessary WIFOM
How so? If say Meg or Freedom (who are still catching up) is a protective PR then a quick rundown on likely nightkills leading to a failed nightkill is more valuable than any WIFOM generated from pointing out the obvious (though you do have a point that theory 2 generates unnecessary WIFOM).
Why not StD or Freedom?
The consequences of 0 wagons. Anyways might as well play a bit crazy.
If today is a miselim, who do you think being miselimed would maximize the chances of town winning?In post 768, Human wrote: Look there was a massive wagon earlier on weuler but it halted because we wanted time to talk now we have talked do we have any better reads now? I don't think so
I'm going to have to think and reread but StD is not our best betIn post 769, usesPython wrote:If today is a miselim, who do you think being miselimed would maximize the chances of town winning?In post 768, Human wrote: Look there was a massive wagon earlier on weuler but it halted because we wanted time to talk now we have talked do we have any better reads now? I don't think so
You might be surprised to hear this but I have no problems with getting miselimed as long as it increases my chances of winning the game. A miselim 100% confirms a person as town so me getting miselimed means everyone can trust with certainty that I believe in my readsIn post 773, Human wrote: Also Python Black and Elements have posted the most but Elements and python have had the most people interact with them until recently so by Python's logic logic they are actually one of the best elimination options