neighbourhoods can definitely help town sometimes. I think there's a decent shot one of boon and horror are scum though so it's kinda moot hereIn post 1424, hapahauli wrote:I'm serious. Town-circles working assume a) A very high degree of town competency and b) lack of infiltration from mafia. Also, "getting reads" can be done in public thread. I don't know if I've ever seen a town-bloc work successfully in all the years I've played this game.In post 1420, horrordude0215 wrote:...seriously? It can form a townbloc when used correctly, or help get reads on people that you haven't fully sorted yet. You can't actually imply that the role isn't beneficial to scum hunting.In post 1417, hapahauli wrote:What does the neighborhood even do to help scumhunting?
That's what I was thinking TBH.In post 1421, horrordude0215 wrote:No, I just pulled a wall of text out of my ass when I replaced in Day 1.In post 1415, hapahauli wrote:Did you actually carefully read all 30 pages of the game? Be honest.
I still say we never lynch off wagon hereIn post 900, BlackVoid wrote:
Transcend (7):
rb (1):aronagrundy (151)
TwoFace (1):rb (472)
Eddie Cane (1):Something_Smart (527)
hapahauli (1):Eddie Cane (602)
Not Voting (2):I Am Innocent, eagerSnake (764)
With 13 alive, it takes 7 to lynch.[/area][/size]
D1 deadline is Monday, April 10th 2017, 6:00PM PST or in (expired on 2017-04-10 18:00:00).
Nope. Boring ol' neighborizer.In post 1429, hapahauli wrote:Also horror, are you a normal neighborizer, or do you have any modifiers? (Weak, 1-shot, etc)?
1)In post 1436, hapahauli wrote:Two things Horror:
1) I'd still like you to address #1423.
2) Who are your other scumreads? Even if you think I'm conf-scum, there are still two scumbuddies to find. I'm particularly interested in your thoughts on arona and SS.
I have a feeling we're going to disagree until we're blue in the face about whether or not it makes sense that town was at risk of quickhammering. This, however.... actually makes sense. I still don't townread you by a longshot, but I'll give you this point.In post 1423, hapahauli wrote:I liked the situation where Transcend was at L-1, and I had made it abundantly clear to everyone in the thread that I was ready to quick hammer. That's a situation where I know I'm in control, everyone knows that Transcend can be hammered, and that other townies will be less incentivized to do the quick hammer themselves.
That is far better than a situation where Transcend is at L-1 with my vote, and no one had given intent to hammer. For all I know, some random person walks in and quickhammers and poof day is done.
This is only relevant to pre made neighborhoods. Neighborizer gets to pick who's in it, and can choose people they want to work with.In post 1431, hapahauli wrote:Just in general, I think information out of the public eye is pretty worthless. For example, you can look at the "Neighbor-themed" games in which townies have PT's with other random players. Town has an abysmal winrate in those games, mostly because people think the PT's are more useful than they actually are.
My general point is that people tend to overestimate the usefulness of private information. I'll concede that both situations are different.In post 1442, Boonskiies wrote:This is only relevant to pre made neighborhoods. Neighborizer gets to pick who's in it, and can choose people they want to work with.In post 1431, hapahauli wrote:Just in general, I think information out of the public eye is pretty worthless. For example, you can look at the "Neighbor-themed" games in which townies have PT's with other random players. Town has an abysmal winrate in those games, mostly because people think the PT's are more useful than they actually are.
Not really just not ready to lynch him, or at all, personally, so you guys don't have my vote rn just to make that clearIn post 1437, Boonskiies wrote: Also, I feel like Eager's been trying to get people away from Arona
Duh-fuIn post 1435, Boonskiies wrote:Plus, Eager was on it, and unvoted before lynch, so I'd put him in that lynch pool as well.