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[RF-01] Teen Titans Game (Day 4).

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Lynching on day one is based on nothing essentially. There is no information to go off and you are far more likely to lynch a townie which reduces the time the town has before scum win.

 

That being said, if we just vote no lynch and go to day 2 we are down at least 1 townie and still have no information to go on.

 

KevinH always advocates no lynch, usually Kaziocore is the one advocating lynch. Its good to have the discussion each game because it provides information, regardless of whether we end up lynching or not.

That said......

 

vote: dagonslayer51

 

for not checking in and not having a role yet.

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Yay I already got a vote. :P Everyone knows TW is the scum here! But I think this time Rhizo will be the scum councillor. :D

 

Not going to vote yet, I'm fine with not lynching as it didn't really work out last game, but we should however use this time to get some discussion going!

Considering I laid out the exact reason why Not lynching on day 1 is best and haven't actually told people that we should lynch on day 1? Yup I must be scum.

 

I simply don't like it when people just say "vote no lynch" and nothing else. If we just vote no lynch and go to day 2 we accomplish nothing and most likely gain no information (depending on town roles, and luck of the draw.)

That surely seems off.  The guy who is the first to vote no lynch and post so quickly, now suddenly doesn't want it to end so quickly.  If you're for no lynch, you shouldn't care if others all go that same route and voted no lynch.  Seems fishy you suddenly make a move to look less "scumish" by backing out of your earlier vote.  

 

I believed that lynching with nothing to go on was a bad idea.  Didn't want to lose a townie off a guess in the dark, while another one may get killed during the night time...but with D3mon's quick change of heart, and in my eyes, looking to come off less scumish.  

 

Changes vote from No Lynch to D3mon

That surely seems off.  The guy who is the first to vote no lynch and post so quickly, now suddenly doesn't want it to end so quickly.  If you're for no lynch, you shouldn't care if others all go that same route and voted no lynch.  Seems fishy you suddenly make a move to look less "scumish" by backing out of your earlier vote.  

 

I believed that lynching with nothing to go on was a bad idea.  Didn't want to lose a townie off a guess in the dark, while another one may get killed during the night time...but with D3mon's quick change of heart, and in my eyes, looking to come off less scumish.  

 

Changes vote from No Lynch to D3mon

noob spotted

 

Only scum will oppose no-lynch. 

 

what information is there to be had? there is none, everyone's just loling around atm. 

I feel like starting the game randomly in the middle of page 2 of this thread is going to cause some people to miss the fact that the game is actually going.. Do we get to know all of the possible roles in this game or are we completely in the dark?

 

As for the "lynch" vs "no lynch" argument:

 

There is validity to both strategies. While lynching someone without much information would probably more likely lead to a townie lynch, it is also more likely to jump start the flow of information in the game imo. Having said that, by voting not to lynch on day 1 it probably means that we are only down 1 townie instead of 2 going into day 2.

 

I'm leaning toward no lynch at least until Robert addresses my question above.

I feel like starting the game randomly in the middle of page 2 of this thread is going to cause some people to miss the fact that the game is actually going.. Do we get to know all of the possible roles in this game or are we completely in the dark?

 

As for the "lynch" vs "no lynch" argument:

 

There is validity to both strategies. While lynching someone without much information would probably more likely lead to a townie lynch, it is also more likely to jump start the flow of information in the game imo. Having said that, by voting not to lynch on day 1 it probably means that we are only down 1 townie instead of 2 going into day 2.

 

I'm leaning toward no lynch at least until Robert addresses my question above.

 

 

So far this is the information that is out there:

1. Scum know who they are. 

2. Townies have no clue, in the night, different townies will have different abilities and will have something to go by the next day.

 

Hence, with scum knowing who they are, and higher number of overall townies mean the probability of townie getting lynched is significantly higher than a scum. Add on to the fact the new players and if pressured, will do the noob errors, hence, the probability skews even further away from town. 

 

That's the information is there today and will remain so unless someone else role-claims, which isnt going to be the case. 

 

So, explain to us tW, what will be the flow of information that will get jump started? and how is Robert's answer going to impact things at day 1 and consequently affect your vote?

Just keep poking around till someone moans.No lynch will get nothing.

 

Unvote: Mandarjin (I know u are scum but still :P )

 
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