Posted July 16, 2018
The simple past of 'To eat', but also appeal to emotion since eating always appeals to my emotion!
@Trent: but if you refuse to lynch people who you think are towny, even to the point of no-lynch, you give control of the game to scum. Lynching is the one thing town can control. If town doesn't lynch, scum are the only ones who get to pick whom to kill and can try to give town as little information as they can. Sometimes it is good to lynch someone, even if you're not sure they are scum, because sometimes there's a lot of information connected to one flip.
For example now: if we lynch cristi (or ZFR, but I prefer cristi) and she turns out to be town, my entire theory of the reason for HSL's stalling is void and therefore my main point against him. If she's scum, that doesn't necessary mean that my theory is true. But if she and ZFR are scum, I'm quite sure that HSL is the third one. Or turn it around. We lynch HSL. If he turns out to be town, then his stalling was just bad play and had no motivation connected to cristi and ZFR. But if he's scum, both cristi and ZFR will need scrutiny. See what I mean? Lynching someone who is interconnected can be useful for town, no matter what alignmend (s)he eventually flips.
Better start weaving! ;-)
Finally you're here! And maybe you're right. But ZFR isn't at the top of my lynch list anymore anyhow.
@Trent: but if you refuse to lynch people who you think are towny, even to the point of no-lynch, you give control of the game to scum. Lynching is the one thing town can control. If town doesn't lynch, scum are the only ones who get to pick whom to kill and can try to give town as little information as they can. Sometimes it is good to lynch someone, even if you're not sure they are scum, because sometimes there's a lot of information connected to one flip.
For example now: if we lynch cristi (or ZFR, but I prefer cristi) and she turns out to be town, my entire theory of the reason for HSL's stalling is void and therefore my main point against him. If she's scum, that doesn't necessary mean that my theory is true. But if she and ZFR are scum, I'm quite sure that HSL is the third one. Or turn it around. We lynch HSL. If he turns out to be town, then his stalling was just bad play and had no motivation connected to cristi and ZFR. But if he's scum, both cristi and ZFR will need scrutiny. See what I mean? Lynching someone who is interconnected can be useful for town, no matter what alignmend (s)he eventually flips.
Better start weaving! ;-)
Finally you're here! And maybe you're right. But ZFR isn't at the top of my lynch list anymore anyhow.