Just remember, as stated: If at the end of this Days deadline no player has been lynched yet (with 13 votes), it will not kill the player with the highest amount of votes, as it usually would. So if nobody gets lynched, the day will end without anyone dead.
Yes, that is usually my logic as well, but with a deadline set in place, unless we get really lucky or someone slips right away, I don't think the risk pays off. I'm against No Lynch, yes, but I'm against mindless lynching even more.
Yeah, if we don't have any big leads, then I won't push a lynch. I do think we shouldn't vote No Lynch, but just let the time roll out, if we can keep meaningful discussion up.
We Can keep a meaningful discussion up. We just need to ask the right questions
Let's just add to the question.
Again, no. Every "trap" I lay will be prepared on spot when I see a chance, not prepared before I even know if I can use it. I'm a debater and as such, I'm used to improvising and laying traps on the opponent when I know what they're talking about, not working blind and then applying blindly constructed traps.
I have made an art of laying out scumtraps. Figuratively speaking they're some sort of bear-trap, You step in it, you're still alive. Tough, make the wrong move and. *sling* death approaches. They're pretty interesting and fun to use really :3
This question is not more of having people reveal their plan. It's just a clearly visible attempt to make scum slip up. The chance is small. But it MIGHT succeed. We need to take all the chances we have to try and get scum slip-up.
Well if you say that, then doesn't that sort of ruin the original intention of the plan
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