theprof00 on 18 August 2014
Mr khan
momo means momentum.
Here's some examples:
Player has 3 votes. It takes 8 to lynch. Momo is whoever votes over the halfway mark, so vote five.
however, momo also applies to 3 and 4...its just not as strong. The momo voy (fifth) is basically the point where people say "this lynch is happening no point fighting it".
Another example of momo is when the tie vote or tie plus one vote happens.
two players are up for lynch. One has two one has three. Momo vote puts both at three, and another momo vote happens at four, putting one ahead of the other. The traditional momo then happens at 5 as well. The difference here is that three and four matter a lot more than in the traditional momo setup.
