To clarify:In post 774, Frogsterking wrote:This is also why analyzing the night kill is helpful. If scum believe that none of the players will analyze the night kill because they're afraid of wifom then they can just look at all of the player's reads list and kill the player most convenient for them to set up for lylo.In post 748, Frogsterking wrote:Off the top of my head:In post 747, Redados wrote:What are the pros and cons of a policy lynch? Like I said, I just can't imagine rocknil in a LimLo situation. That sounds awful. I would like to make that not possible by limming him today.
Pros:
In this game there is a higher chance of hitting scum because I think most players that are active are fairly pro town.
It makes our choice much easier today.
Cons:
May not make our choice any easier if we realize the scum are hiding in the more pro town players.
If we miss we will be in the same situation tomorrow as we are now except scum get a chance to eliminate one more player, so whatever conflict arises may be more in their favor tomorrow than it is today.
If they get called out on it then they're forced to make some kind of play the way Frederick is doing.
If scum believe none of the players will analyze the night kill then scum can just look at each of the player's reads list and kill the player most convenient for them to set up for lylo.
If the scum get called out from night kill analysis then they're forced to make a wifom play like Frederick which might not have been his intention.
So it prevents scum from killing whoever is most convenient for them and sometimes forces them into an uncomfortable situation. For example, what would Frederick have done had Casey decided she townread me? I think that's what he was wondering when he unvoted me.