Well, its been interesting, but we have something else to consider: who gets lynched today.
drealmer7: vote no lynch I'd love to hear feedback from others or others' ideas on anything to do!
Here's why we shouldn't No Lynch:
1) Until the CL is neutralized, every single No Lynch hands him a free night to try and convert someone.
Once the CL is neutralized, every No Lynch just stalls the game. When the CL is neutralized, we don't have to rush to vote, because the cult won't be growing any more, but town's win condition indicates that we lynch until one side loses.
How do we know when the CL is neutralized? We can know under certain, very specific circumstances. However, considering the specific nature of those circumstances, odds are good that we won't know when he is neutralized.
2) While the CL, as a role, can't be removed by today's lynch, I'd wager we do have a chance of eliminating a cult member. Since we can't win until every cult member is dead, I see absolutely no reason to delay getting started, and a very good reason not to delay (giving the CL a free night).
3) Every player that is eliminated shrinks the pool for our power roles to choose from. Even if we lynch town, that improves the chances of any of the power roles targeting correctly. If we delay lynching, then the number of cult members grows, and we give the CL more opportunities to steal our tracker and vig (which gives them a lot of extra power, in information and being able to safely claim).
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So, who to vote for?
Thus far, Drealmer has grabbed my attention, with his blatantly incorrect information.
drealmer7: That is why I said most simply the tracker could determine, for certain, if a player is not the CL, and that only.
The tracker seeing someone stay home does NOT confirm with certainty that the target is not the CL.
1) We have no indication that the CL is compulsive. He could choose to stay home one night, especially if he suspects he might be tracked.
2) The CL, if deprogrammed, will no longer be going anywhere at all.
And if the tracker is converted, then he could provide false results about someone(s).