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 Originally Posted by aubreymcfate
Sure.
JKDS's plan seems pretty foolproof, so I've stopped caring as much if I get lynched.
I do, however, think we should emphasize the importance of not waiting for the three of us to get lynched before analyzing KBR, if it comes to that. I'm not entirely sure I understand the value of establishing a sequence of players we're going to lynch, and then treating it like it's set in stone.
I think after tonight's events, in which we'll have two reveals and a loooooot more information to go on, we should reevaluate each other, the game, and pretty much everything we ever knew about life. Seriously though, we need to take a breather and reread everything because, again, if we get up to KBR and then you guys have to scramble trying to figure shit out at that point... I dunno, it seems like it will be really easy for the last wolf in there to fool the rest of the village.
It's likely that even after reevaluating we'll want to go ahead with the same plan, which is great, and at least we'll know we thought about it instead of just going on autopilot. I don't like the idea that wolves can be sneaky in the beginning of the game and not get scrutinized till the very end. We should bring our optimal game at every single opportunity, at every single new piece of information, even if it's just a post. I don't really know what the point of playing is if we're not going to be militant about it.
Also, regarding me, 'cause I love talking about myself: Overall I think the accusations against me have been nonsensical. The only substantial piece of evidence against me is me nailing JV's wagon, and there's no way for me to conclusively defend myself against bad timing. I wish I knew how one, as a villager, might attain that holy "confirmed" status 'cause I'm going to feel really bad if we lose 'cause you guys had to lynch me and then fuck up on KBR.
You're right that things have to be constantly reexamined. Every Day is a new Day.
As to your question about the sequence of players to lynch, a necessary strategy villages use is process of elimination. It works because each lynch is based on highest probability of being a wolf, and it can be used to "win by the numbers" by confirming enough villagers that the wolves can't compete.
Also, I understand that the points against you seem nonsensical, but I'll point out that they were standard points. For example, saying you're going to write up something about one player, but not doing it, is a thing wolves like to do. Also calling one person a preferred lynch but not lynching him.
All in all, the way to find out who's who is to attack them and see how things fall
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