I was sorting through some last minute ISO things on you. Mostly, though, I was catching up on another game. Two really important ones came to mind, though.
1.)You started crafting a case early d1 on a partnership between Fuzzy and myself, yet when you would attack someone with it, you always attacked me and layed off Fuzzy. Why?
2.) On d4 you started on a big kick about how the DBK NK was supposed to be me setting you up. Yet, if you remember correctly, I called you town immediately on d3 and explained that it was due to the Klick mafia flip, not the Bo NK like you were trying to push. What about the Bo NK suggests that it was to set you up, and why did you wait until a day later to bring it up, especially since my town read on you had nothing to do with that flip?
In post 1658, Syryana wrote:
I've an idea, but it's pretty WIFOM-y. I'll put it out there if you all want, but I'm not sure it's a good use of our time to discuss WIFOM-y things like this.
Now's the perfect time. What do you got?
In post 1658, Syryana wrote:
In post 1652, Bulbazak wrote:I'll probably no lynch as well later on. However, we have a nice full day phase to try to sort everything out. Let's talk.
In any other situation I would agree with you. However, this being MyLo, I think if we're going to no-lynch we should put off the discussion until tomorrow. It saves time for town in that we have less suspects to analyze and more importantly it will make life difficult for the wolf toNight (no current reads means wolf will have less info and consequently a much harder time fucking with our minds).
If we're going to lynch toDay, I'm all for discussing right up till the last second. However, in my opinion it would be counterproductive to lay all our cards on the table then no-lynch.
I'm all for lynching today if we are convinced that we've figured it out. We just need to realize that we do not have to and can no lynch if we are still unable to figure things out. This is a day phase to sort through as much information as possible in order to make the best decision possible. It's true that more information may help the wolf, but it also may prove to be a thorn in his side if there's too much for him to properly sort through. I for one want to make sure that if the wolf decides to kill me, the decision is more likely to hurt him than to actually help him. Besides, I think I might have an idea who it is, and if I'm correct, now is the time to sort through everything we have and ask the correct questions in order to discover the truth and make the right decision.