Woah, I go to bed and 4 pages happens. I'll probably just skip it and fake that I read it *stares at idiotking*
Holy crap. I didn't realise I put RF at majority. Votecount fail. (Note, I fully intended to vote RF, but a claim before majority would have been preferable)
Xylthixlm wrote:popsofctown: Look at it this way. We have someone who we absolutely need to lynch some time before the end of the game. If we lynch someone else today, we will have to lynch RayFrost eventually. So what's the effect of instead lynching RayFrost today and someone else later? We lose the SK-directed kill, but we gain more information when we eventually lynch someone who isn't RayFrost. This was a close decision before we learned that majority had been reached; throw in the fact that we need to decide the lynch in 24h, and I think RayFrost is clearly the best option.
I agree with this.
unvote
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Vote RayFrost
pops wrote:Quit sticking to "rules of thumb". Analyze the pros and cons of this decision and tell me it's right to lynch him without appealing to some rule of thumb that has some stronger rationale hiding behind it. The very phrase rule of thumb implies there's exceptions, this is one of them.
I understand where you are coming from, but remember, we have the choice to lynch a known anti-town role, versus lynching an unknown and opening up the daykilling of more unknowns. Having more than one daykill may put us closer to lylo/mylo than we might be aware of. Having a non-town powerole will be a very bad thing then.
RayFrost wrote:I can't win, really. As such, I'll do what I can to at once maximize my chances of winning. Doing so minimizes scum's chances while also helping the town's.
*wipes away tear* That is such a sad story... dude... you TOTALY have won me over. I'll remove my vote later.
Xylthixlm wrote:Because you don't want to lynch him.
See pops, we're already getting information from this lynch.
Idiotking wrote: Though don't think I'm going to forget your little meltdown, fqwoiupoiashdgzxcvkmn.
...and so you should not. Neither should the rest of town.
Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.