...did you actually just jump in and try to answer my question to Hawthorne before he could?Copper wrote:People are getting all hot and bothered over the possibility of a TCC lynch, so its frustrating to have to continually attempt to bring them back down to reality. I know I've been guilty of similar slams against TCC earlier in the game, but I think I've reached a bit of a turning point. TCC isn't treating this game with much respect, that's for sure. If we didn't have as much of a replacement crisis in this game as we did, I would have scolded the Mod for not getting on top of the situation. Be that as it may, the TCC voters are remiss to point out what moves TCC from being anti-town to being potentially mafia.
I'll concede this is three parts paranoia - but for later in the game in case I'm gone I want to point out a belief from me that the clearly more experienced Copper potentially just deflected a difficult question away from a apparent more newbie player. Depending on future flips - look into this.
Back on topic;
I do believe some of the TCC voters are remiss in actually explaining their votes. However I do believe the concept of how TCC is playing anti-town in a way that is potentially pro scum has been advanced. Yes, TCC's actions are clearly anti-town. However, she is doing anti-town actions that are potentially pro scum actions (promises of scumhunting and laying low to hope the spotlight is redirected, and leaving votes on useless wagons to suggest participation whilst not being connected to any mislynches)
Clearly I'm missing the deep scum sign from the Ythan/Ray interaction, I personally put the whole thing down to Ythan's usual pushing of...social (for lack of a better word) boundaries. If you can clarify without breaking any rules I'd love to hear it.I can't honestly say I'm ready to abandon RayFrost, or possibly Locke, as our lynch today.