Sure, a 33% chance is better than a 25% chance.
But only a scum would *know* there is 1 scum among a set of 3 players.
As a townie, all I know is that there are 6 living players that voted to lynch a now-known townie.
Why group the players that voted for somebody else, but not the players that didn't vote at all?
Is there a scum among the 2 players that didn't vote?
If yes, then that's a 50% chance of finding scum there.
If no, then that puts 2 scum among the 6 living players that lynched Rafay. 33% again. Hmmm
As I said, "Terrible assumptions. Terrible math."
I think it's scummy to try to sway opinion with an argument like that.
So to recap my posts (#234, #245). It's day 2 we know there are scum hiding somewhere among us, but we don't know where. We can only speculate.
So where could they go? We have Rafays wagon, other minor wagons and "no vote" line. They could sit in any of those places.
"No vote" line is not the safest place - since in this game we have to vote (there's no other way we can gain information) sitting there draws attention.
Since Rafay turned out to be town his wagon obviously draws attention too. And we got one scum there already. Would anyone here expect that all of the scum have pilled on his wagon? I don't think so.
And finally we have minor wagons, that seem to be the safest place to blend in for the scum. It would be reasonable to expect that we might have scum hiding there, right?
WRONG
According to KevinH it's:
Terrible assumptions. Terrible math. A false premise.
A false premise. If any of you had such an idea then most probably you're scum, apparently according to KevinH it's impossible for the scum to hide among minor wagons. According to him, expecting for just one scum to hide there is a "Terrible assumption" and "Terrible math", because obviously it's more likely for 3 scum to pile on the Rafay's wagon.
And just by accident KevinH's the one sitting on the minor wagons after his lul vote on WP. All in all it sounds like KevinH's not as much interested in finding scum, as rather deflecting and saving his own hide.
And I'm inclined to go even bit further with my terrible math and up 33%-chances to 50%, since Tony, opposed to other two, does act like a town.