Why Catwalk favored? Alot of noise, few suspicions, and a ton of posts after claiming to be gone, and I'm not liking the feel of him right now. Of course, that's all small things so I think it's more effective to lay the vote down and get some pressure going. Sometimes it just has to be played by gut.
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Tasunke's Litany. 15 of his 37 posts, chron. Order from Top to Bottom. I don't quote these as defense per-say, but rather to point out that if I get lynched (and I will flip vanilla villager) you should consider what it says about Tasunke's alignment. Right now I am personally of the opinion that he is also village but is in love with a theory of my guilt
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As to my own votes day 1, I opened with Tasunke, Followed Lewwyn onto Qgqqqqq, Pushed Mattimeo as an alternative to theStick, and then pushed Bigger as an alternative to theStick and Mattimeo since I think a more conservative play would've been better than potentially lynching a village investigative/protective role. Sounds pretty damn bad when we know now that theStick was guilty as hell, doesn't it?
But think about the atmosphere of day 1 when we didn't know anything about theStick? He makes one 20-questions style post and gets some pressure, which builds throughout the course of the day. There's a general sense of unease: how come this wagon is sticking? If theStick's a wolf shoudln't there be some attempt to save him? The sinking feeling is that he's a villager, but because he has disappeared, people who've voted for him have no reason to move their votes, and the wolves are content with the situation. (this turns out not to be true, but we don't know that at the time). So then if we're careening towards a blow-out day 1 without (to me) an obvious case, it becomes imperative to mix things up. Even if we end up lynching the same guy (which we do), we should try and generate some movement for us to analyze later in the game.
And yes, I'm aware of the irony there, but better to get some movement and action and draw a bunch of heat than to let a lot-to-a-little lynch go through and learn nothing if the person is innocent.
Of course it's just my luck theStick flips wolf, so now I'm screwed.
@ Bigger, I guess the sticking memories in WW for me are the ones where it's lynch defense time. Didn't realize my record was so good in the last 5 - 6 games.
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Tasunke's Litany. 15 of his 37 posts, chron. Order from Top to Bottom. I don't quote these as defense per-say, but rather to point out that if I get lynched (and I will flip vanilla villager) you should consider what it says about Tasunke's alignment. Right now I am personally of the opinion that he is also village but is in love with a theory of my guilt

As to my own votes day 1, I opened with Tasunke, Followed Lewwyn onto Qgqqqqq, Pushed Mattimeo as an alternative to theStick, and then pushed Bigger as an alternative to theStick and Mattimeo since I think a more conservative play would've been better than potentially lynching a village investigative/protective role. Sounds pretty damn bad when we know now that theStick was guilty as hell, doesn't it?

But think about the atmosphere of day 1 when we didn't know anything about theStick? He makes one 20-questions style post and gets some pressure, which builds throughout the course of the day. There's a general sense of unease: how come this wagon is sticking? If theStick's a wolf shoudln't there be some attempt to save him? The sinking feeling is that he's a villager, but because he has disappeared, people who've voted for him have no reason to move their votes, and the wolves are content with the situation. (this turns out not to be true, but we don't know that at the time). So then if we're careening towards a blow-out day 1 without (to me) an obvious case, it becomes imperative to mix things up. Even if we end up lynching the same guy (which we do), we should try and generate some movement for us to analyze later in the game.
And yes, I'm aware of the irony there, but better to get some movement and action and draw a bunch of heat than to let a lot-to-a-little lynch go through and learn nothing if the person is innocent.
Of course it's just my luck theStick flips wolf, so now I'm screwed.
@ Bigger, I guess the sticking memories in WW for me are the ones where it's lynch defense time. Didn't realize my record was so good in the last 5 - 6 games.