Just like any game with a lynch mechanic. Dang pesky lynches!In post 49, Bulbazak wrote:RBD, I don't want a HoH that's tied to a little box, simply because scum can manipulate town opinion, and they can easily drive the town and the game with the A/B nomination method.
IF it wasn't for the following rule I may be willing to move on that one:By all means, let's suggest people to be nominated for the nightly lynch, but let's not bind the HoH to only the popular opinions. When I'm voting for a HoH, I'm voting for someone in the town that I can trust to make that tough decision for the betterment of the townby themselves.And there will be plenty of accountability, since we can still say who we voted for on the following day, and we should be questioned on those choices and have to defend them. Thus, the voting and nomination becomes less paint by numbers and more a method for scumhunting.
Im not going to just support a system where we enter night with a "whatever" stance as to who is going up. There is a very distinct difference between what essentially is just a normal lynch and putting up opinions that you don't have to defend until after the lynch has occurred. Reasoning after the fact is rationalizing. We should not be rationalizing lynches. That just allows scum to make votes unchalleneged. If it wasn't a night phase and we still could discuss, meh I still don't like it but don't hate it. No discussion is bad.3.) once the HoH has been selected, night begins. The new HoH has 48 hours to send me two people to be put on the chopping block for eviction. If they cannot decide, I will choose them at random.
4.) Once the two people have been selected, all players have 72 hours to choose who they would like to evict. This is done privately via PMs. Note that the two up for eviction are not eligible to choose.
We should turn this into an actual normal game the best we can, because the mechanic is not town sided. If we make this a normal game we should be at an advantage as should have been designed with scum having a mild mechanical advantage