Russtifinko wrote:So that's really much more of a summary than a case. Here's my pressed-for-time case, in a nutshell:
Mister Rearranger wrote:I can always switch back. I like ties.
I just worry about lynching a civ Eloh when I feel like I've participated less and deserve to go if any civ is going to go. :/
You are NOT lynching a civ Elo. And please don't be defeatist!
Let's start with voting record:
Day 1: Made 1.0
Day 2: Hedgie
Day 3: Boogs
Day 4: sabie
Days 5 and 6: me
So 4 confirmed civs, all of whom died, and me twice. (I am a civ, by the way.) Possibly the worst voting record in the game. But a baddie wouldn't vote 6 civs in a row because it's too obvious, you say?
Elo has a terrible voting record. Civs can have that too, but rarely have I seen one this bad from a civ. Especially one who says, and I quote,
Elohcin wrote: If I were to go with my gut (which is usually right btw) I would say...Russ, MR, and Made are the baddies.
Elo still has no suspicions at all, despite sort of suspecting me, Made, and MM. Waffle-y, much?
Much more importantly than that, throughout the entire course of this 7-day game in which she has helped lynch 4 civs,
she has not once given a single reason for a vote other than "Well, other people are doing it", nor has she voiced one reasoned suspicion of anyone in the game!
She said earlier that she thinks the baddies are playing discreetly. Pot, kettle. I think Elo is avoiding naming any names or making any waves because she is scared to give away teammates.
Curse of N4 it seems. I was just getting a bit more free time when I was killed as well. I was gearing up for a massive bribe as well.
I still think that this lynch was pretty telling, and that you have to be bad