Alternative theory:
Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 1:57 am
colonialbob wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 1:39 am
Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 1:35 am
Switching to Sprityo. At time of posting, I've read like none of his content (cause he had none when I left) so that sounds better than lynching Sloonei.
Whyyyyyyyyyyyy
I firmly believe Sloonei is good. He
feels good. He's been thinking and he's working.
Tell me why you think he's bad.
Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 2:09 am
Ugh. This night. Now to go see why I was
almost lynched.
Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 2:10 am
On the
off chance of
vote shenanigans...
Nutella, Sloonei, Jimmy, Bob, Quin good.
Epi bad. DDL maybe bad. Daisy maybe bad but only if Epi is.
Everyone else mostly null.
Do people use legacy reads? I feel like these get ignored.
The first post came just before the poll deadline, and the next two came after -- but before Marmot posted the [non]results.
Focus on the latter two posts. The highlighted portions suggest a player who does not anticipate being lynched despite being tied for the tally lead. Sloonei also projected a no-lynch as Spacedaisy has observed with "lynching me will be a waste of time". Neither of these two seemed to be very concerned about dying. One can assert that Jack's projection of survival
barring vote shenanigans is evidence of the influence of Sutter Buttes, but then I have to question if he would
say that. The poll was tied. Sloonei dying would have appeared to be the result of a coin flip; there's no need to make one's own mafia-driven voting advantage public before the results are revealed. If it's a civilian-driven advantage though (i.e. Everest)? Sure.
The first post above I also brought out to consider the notion that Jack stopped the lynch instead, given that he was firmly good on Sloonei. That'd give him a motive to put a stop to a tied lynch featuring a firm civilian read and himself at the gallows. This one is more difficult to believe though given the third quoted post -- "vote shenanigans" shouldn't matter to someone who is about to stop a lynch. This notion would require some semantic gymnastics.
Summarizing the theory:
~ Civilian Sloonei stopped the lynch/wasn't lynchable
~ Civilian Jack expected to survive because of his double vote
Other possibilities which are applicable – Matterhorn is somehow involved / Olympus Mons is somehow involved. Their “secrets” can be pretty much anything, and a lynch survival for OM especially wouldn’t surprise me.
Gimme those delicious thoughts.