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Imagine location gets me to wikipedia: a grid illusion?A grid?
Are you tripping on a drug that causes the illusions?
Are you tripping on a drug that causes the illusions?
Or maybe it's spinal fluid? from the one guy's kid in X-2... With the two differently-colored eyes.
Why the evil laugh? Did you give it to her?Muahahaha
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Why the evil laugh? Did you give it to her?
Muahahaha is my go to evil laughNo! I was laughing at your question. Muahaha is my go to laugh, not evil for me. Sorry. I'm totally confused about her postings and am just entertained right now
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Okay, so not drugs (or spinal fluid?). Hmm. Just "illusion"?
Sigh. Sure am glad we didn't go with my plan, which guaranteed 100% that we wouldn't lynch a villager, and instead went with Dyachei's plan, that had a much, much higher chance of killing a villager. Especially considering how awesomely useful that veto is later in the game!
Seriously, the only time I've heard anyone vociferously defend saving the veto was when they were on the side of wolves (including the time I defended saving it). I'd buy it if Dyachei had a good reason, but "now isn't the right time"? That's garbage.
Sigh. Sure am glad we didn't go with my plan, which guaranteed 100% that we wouldn't lynch a villager, and instead went with Dyachei's plan, that had a much, much higher chance of killing a villager. Especially considering how awesomely useful that veto is later in the game!
Seriously, the only time I've heard anyone vociferously defend saving the veto was when they were on the side of wolves (including the time I defended saving it). I'd buy it if Dyachei had a good reason, but "now isn't the right time"? That's garbage.
I call BS. I can see other uses for it. We disagree. I don't plan on holding on to it selfishly. But as first round, it isn't that useful to get rid of it. the likelihood of finding a wolf by night 2 is still slim. Whereas if I find out someone's role and they are a seer or protector, I can veto the lynch to save them as needed.
Call BS all you want - the fact is you never gave a good REASON for disagreeing with me.
I proposed a rational, odds-based plan. You know that. You know my plan had merit. You never gave any good reason for disagreeing other than "now isn't the time."
Sure, day two is still slim - but it's LESS slim, and we have two full nights to get information. Per yer plan, we still have the same slim odds, but oh yeah, we're down one villager we didn't need to be down, and we got zero useful knowledge out of the loss.
I don't dispute that the lynch could be used to save a seer or protector - it's just that practically I've seen that happen exactly never. It either goes wasted (the vast majority of the time), or it ends up being used in a way that benefits the wolves (almost all the rest of the time).
What - precisely - have I said in the above paragraphs that is incorrect or that you disagree with?
I call BS on your calling BS.
So because you've never seen it happen, that means it won't? Good reasoning🙄
I think it's excellent reasoning. Like I said: My plan had very high odds of making sure the lynch got used to protect an innocent. Your plan has very low odds.
So far all you've done to refute that is flat-out dismissal and, now, mockery.
You started with the mockery. In your first post after the lynch.
You want numerical reasoning? Ok. We have numbers on the wolves right now. Safely assume at least 3-4 wolves, right? Of 20? So like 5:1 odds? We may need the veto when we are closer to 2:1 odds. I'm not planning on using the veto on myself. But if we lose a villager with a minor role vs a villager with a major one, it makes a big difference in how the game is played.
I want to use it for a villager that is irreplaceable. Cast blame on me all you want, btw, I'm not a wolf, I just think differently than you
You started with the mockery. In your first post after the lynch.
You want numerical reasoning? Ok. We have numbers on the wolves right now. Safely assume at least 3-4 wolves, right? Of 20? So like 5:1 odds? We may need the veto when we are closer to 2:1 odds. I'm not planning on using the veto on myself. But if we lose a villager with a minor role vs a villager with a major one, it makes a big difference in how the game is played.
I want to use it for a villager that is irreplaceable. Cast blame on me all you want, btw, I'm not a wolf, I just think differently than you
I think my post was justified, considering you just blew off my proposal with nothing substantive in response. I'm not sure why you couldn't have just posted your thinking back then. You keep talking about not saving the veto to use for yourself, but I never suggested you were doing that. I haven't called your motivation into question, and I'm still not.
I still disagree. It's not as simple as you laid out. Not only do we need to get in a situation where we "need" the veto, but we have to be in a situation where somehow you uniquely know that the person being lynched is both valuable and a villager. Even if you want to mock me for noting that we've never actually seen that happen (one of the loungers mentioned it happening once in a lounge game, granted) ... you have to admit that the odds are pretty long of that situation coming up.
Seems to me we're much better off using the lynch on the first day and keeping that ratio that much higher that much longer.
In any case, first day is done, so I suppose it's not relevant anymore. But I don't buy your line of thinking. And you don't buy mine. *shrug*
I don't dispute that the lynch could be used to save a seer or protector - it's just that practically I've seen that happen exactly never. It either goes wasted (the vast majority of the time), or it ends up being used in a way that benefits the wolves (almost all the rest of the time).
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This is the part where I assumed you questioned my motivation
In a lounge game (Skyrim) I was mayor and used the veto to save an innocent. It happens.
Shall I start the DVM's list of suspicious players now....you all know I have a list...😛
you on my list son.
Yeah, I know what he is saying. I was just trying to point out that earlier in the game it could be useful to villagers. Late in the game, I think it is only useful to the wolves. I personally think we should save it for the first few rounds in case someone useful is going to be lynched and if we don't use it by later in the game and have no idea who to lynch, burn it then.I think what LIS is trying to say though is that the odds in the games we've seen it used in are better that it's used for evil purposes than good.