No matter who we end up lynching, we get information from the flip.Rantai wrote:
Perhaps I've become way too jaded over the last few years, but going ahead with the lynch simply gambles on the reliability of d1 reads, something I have low confidence with. Though with both situations there is the possibility of getting lucky and nailing a scum but I'd say it's more likely on the NL path for this day.CalignoBot wrote:
The bolded portions are are basically statements that we shouldn't lynch anyone because we MIGHT end up killing something powerful for us. This is fallacious and a very bad argument, as well as scummy since I've yet to see anything that indicates we would get close to any useful information from night actions. Relying on night actions in this game is absurd and we have no evidence of any kind that it will help us at all. We're literally gambling on our night actions getting information that likely won't even be very useful to us. Saying that we shouldn't lynch because we MIGHT stop that limited information we can get from night actions is very weak and not something I can see from town.
On another note; any reason you're not suspecting/mentioning me for having a similar stance?
If we no lynch, we gain close to no information from flips. It's a lot easier to link associative tells or logically trap scum when there's more of this type of information out there.
It's not the stance that's scummy. It's the intent behind the stance. Yours isn't pinging my scumdar at all while Tanz' and Quar's is.