Still skimming. I hate it, but there’s no alternative.
Terrible idea. There’s is no benefit to us in knowing who the Vigilante is or who they targeted.
:smack: Every singleton Town role is valuable because a false claim of that role can be counter-claimed by the actual holder. That is, effectively a Mason group of one. Unless you’re advocating a mass claim, there is no advantage to exposing our counter-claimable roles to targeted killing by Scum.
If there’s five of them and they exclude us from winning if they meet their win conditions, we’re going to lose unless Scum start killing each other and the third party, because there’s no way we’ll be able to eliminate 19 players in time.
There’s no hurry to eliminate the third party now, but unless they can verify they are non-exclusively-winning third party or their numbers are the 5 they claim, we will have to eliminate them.
Yes, I agree with my post. Do you disagree with any part?
Is there a reason for your vote?
There’s Day-kills, too.
Lynching third party: 1) does advance both Scum teams’ win conditions, and 2) does not advance our win conditions. We may have to lynch them later (like if their claim of 5 players is shown to be unlikely), but let’s not intentionally lynch to help scum while not helping us until we need to.
Sorry, I’m not up to date on Mafia terms. What is SNF?
Yeah, more unexplained acronyms. What’re WOW and ISO?
Is it so hard to type things out? Doesn’t your phone have auto complete? Don’t turn Meeko on us.
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My votes, in no particular order, except the firstest is the mostest. vote Thing Fish for revealing that Scum do not learn the identity of everyone on their team on their secret board in D1.253. vote Idle Thoughts for the meta-reason of typically lurking when scum. vote Scathach for scolding a player for being too helpful to Town in D1.35. vote Johnny Bravo for being too defensive and misrepresenting another’s case in D1.265. vote Plumpudding for refusing to vote when called on it in D1.401. vote Meeko for admitting that they deliberately want their posts to be difficult to parse.