sameech
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You were his replacement. And, I'm not saying you are Scum, just speculating...that's what we all are doing. But, if you were Scum and you saw a Townie going down by Townies and you voted for a person that didn't have any votes, you'd be okay.
Fair enough, but my vote on him caused him to jump on Rosie so town benefited in the end either way. We all vote for people for different reasons, and at the time I felt it was appropriate to vote on dblack, just like today I feel it was appropriate to vote for Strollingbones for different reasons using a different analysis than I used on Day 2.
If town cannot reach a consensus on a lynch, I am perfectly fine offering myself up as a safe mislynch. As long as town wins, I win whether I am dead or alive. At some point the herd needs to be thinned if cop hasn't found the findable scum or town hasn't beaten the current odds of randomly hitting the godfather, and scum continues to be blocked at night unless you want this game to last until August. It is just better for town that we agree that is why it is being done so that people don't use my flipping town against the people who voted for me for that reason.
So, how do we strategize? There are still the 4 power roles, there is so little unity in trying to work with them. I have my thoughts, but outing them is a death sentence for either me or them. Hints have been dropped, but the hostility btwn some is clogging the efforts imo.
It depends on how many people are left in the game at the time. Scum may fake claim which will give you 50/50 on them if the other person roleclaims and 100% on them in 2 days play.
There are 12 people including 4 town PR's and 2 scum which means we have 6 too many others. Don't be afraid to thin us out whether we are suspicious because we talk too much or not at all. It helps if PR's drop very very very subtle clues however the elect to do that. It doesn't always have to be done in one post. There is no technical right way--you just have to have faith enough to do it when you are a PR. There is always hostility in town. Don't feel a need to feed it, respond to it, or refute it. As long as a couple people are reasonable and patient and stay in the game, town usually wins in my experience.
Like I said before, this is my first open set up game and my first game without most players having played 5 or 10 times the number of games I have, so I am still trying to figure it out myself. I certainly am no ringer for sure.