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Wonktonodi on 13 February 2011
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noname2200 said:
Wonktonodi said:


I wasn't leaning town with him I was actually neutral. 

Two rounds ago was two rounds ago many things have changed since then, mostly me.  I find the transformation interesting myself.  I'd be happy to tell you how the last two games have changed my perception.  Although maybe not too much during the game since I does go a bit deeper into the last two games and I don't think that would be fair to those who weren't in them.  I feel my attitute towards radish pushes that too far as it is. 

Go on, I'm interested in hearing this, especially since you're now pushing for a lynch on someone you don't really suspect yourself.


As I've said I don't want to go into it too much because I know when seeing people talk a lot about previous games I wasn't part of I felt like an outsider and I dislike being the one doing that here.  I've done it more than I like already.  Although I might give you some basics

I've come to look at the game differently.  At first I was thinking every townie is important.  Now (not counting roles that are obviously more important) I see how some are more important than others and some can even be harmful.

I view the lynch differently.  Before I thought of it as a tool to be used only when we have good information.  Now I see it has many more uses. Getting information, taking out the weak, or just putting pressure on someone without them actually being lynched.

I've also thought more about the numbers and see how a no lynch day one can lead to another no lynch needed latter in the game.  So instead of letting the scum get another kill of their choice by having 2 no lynches I figure one an "random" would be better.  Random in quotes because the roles are assigned randomly so unless something really stands out to make us vote for someone specifically.  I figure taking out the weakest player would be just as likely to be scum as anyone and lets us have a stronger town remaining. Even if we don't end up lynching the weakest player at least we've put pressure on them to play better.  With a "random" lynch or a truly random lynch at least scum might get killed while they won't when it is only them who decide so better odds for the town.