Posted February 14, 2020
Hmmm Not much to post right now, somehow there was very little activity today. My office's provider screwed up internet access the entire morning and I was worried of how much I would have to read to catch up... I'm relieved it's very little.
The situation hasn't changed regarding my vote on Flocke, so it's not like I need to add anything. In fact he appears an even better lynch now, after promising "to come back one of these days to post something". I'm gonna give the benefit of the doubt here, but honestly I find it hard to believe that he will manage to avoid the lynch unless an even better wagon sprouts out of thin air or Micro's gets on track
(or he claims "my name is harry potter the chosen one and i am a superpowered PR that can blah blah blah..")
Also, unfortunate as it is, Flocke is getting close to a situation where it wouldn't matter. When a town player lurks it is a disservice to town - they don't help find the scum and they don't provide any behaviour we can analyze to conclude whether we're dealing with scum or town. And scum benefit from being invisible.
Worser, yes. Let's review how the worseness scale goes. Repeat after me:
Worse < Worser < Worserer < Worserest < Worcestershire
The situation hasn't changed regarding my vote on Flocke, so it's not like I need to add anything. In fact he appears an even better lynch now, after promising "to come back one of these days to post something". I'm gonna give the benefit of the doubt here, but honestly I find it hard to believe that he will manage to avoid the lynch unless an even better wagon sprouts out of thin air or Micro's gets on track
(or he claims "my name is harry potter the chosen one and i am a superpowered PR that can blah blah blah..")
Carradice: A possible approach:
Consider the four possible scenarios:
Scenario 1. None is scum (the one @Caesar mentioned).
Scenario 2. Both are scum.
Scenario 3. @Micro is scum and @Flocke is a townie.
Scenario 4. @Flocke is scum and @Micro is a townie.
Think where scum might more likely be, in each of those cases. Remember it for later.
Hmmm it could be... I've been thinking about it but honestly I haven't arrived at any conclusion. In every scenario I can imagine a strategy I would devise if I were in scum's shoes that would put me in and another out of their wagons. I think we will know more only after a flip. Consider the four possible scenarios:
Scenario 1. None is scum (the one @Caesar mentioned).
Scenario 2. Both are scum.
Scenario 3. @Micro is scum and @Flocke is a townie.
Scenario 4. @Flocke is scum and @Micro is a townie.
Think where scum might more likely be, in each of those cases. Remember it for later.
Also, unfortunate as it is, Flocke is getting close to a situation where it wouldn't matter. When a town player lurks it is a disservice to town - they don't help find the scum and they don't provide any behaviour we can analyze to conclude whether we're dealing with scum or town. And scum benefit from being invisible.
Worser, yes. Let's review how the worseness scale goes. Repeat after me:
Worse < Worser < Worserer < Worserest < Worcestershire