RolStoppable said:
What we can learn from this is that the famous "new radish" only exists in the imagination of some people. He is a myth. Fiction. An empty promise. |
I think that was shown with the first trap. Were you giving him a chance at redemption the second time?
TruckOSaurus said:
hatmoza promised chaos. Having an alarmist for nothing fits into this perfectly. |
This. An alarmist sans a cult would be like a naive doctor.
Final-Fan said: nen, this has been a long time coming. And I don't intend to beat around teh bush as our Day 1s have been lasting too long already. |
Day 1 lasted 4 days last round, that's like the speediest Day 1 without a deadline that I can remember. The problem was that it was over 2000 posts and most of them were trash.
RolStoppable said:
Wrong answer. Logic tells you that an alarmist is there to counter a cult leader. A cult leader recruits townies at Night and makes them cultists. Therefore on Day 1 the size of the cult (if there is one) is one and there can't be an organized movement of cult members. |
Not necessarily. A cult leader could start with a cultist already; however, since day talking isn't allowed there really won't be much of an organized movement anyway.
More importantly, Baalz is right in that it'd be very ballsy if any of us were a part of a cult/a cult leader. If a cult is revealed to actually exist, we'd be heavily questioned for saying it's unlikely one exists.