Indeed, for it is either a sign of utmost stupidity, or a strong indication of your misguided allegiance. I'll give you a chance to reconsider...
vote Son of Liberty
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Indeed, for it is either a sign of utmost stupidity, or a strong indication of your misguided allegiance. I'll give you a chance to reconsider...
vote Son of Liberty
Who?
Votecount, 6h 30m to deadline
marty (5) - Panzer, glio, GreatUberGeek, Comm Cody, Justinian_A
SoL (2) - johho, reis
Falc (2) - esemesas, Adamus
pjnlsn (2) - pjnlsn, SPLIT
reis (2) - Falc, Ithvan
Lemeard (1) - SoL
Cliges (1) - Lemeard
tonka (1) - Teep
Falc (1) - jonti
SPLIT (1) - Rendap
Not voted: 7
He probably means rendap although it could possibly be reis91 so I understand you asking clarification.
And what's with the huge bandwagon? I claim a reasonably powerful role for the goodies, and you bandwagon me so that I have more than twice the votes of anyone else? K.
And what's with the huge bandwagon? I claim a reasonably powerful role for the goodies, and you bandwagon me so that I have more than twice the votes of anyone else? K.
So I said I would switch from Marty... but now if I do and he turns out to be bad people will start crying "Teh wolf! He tried saving teh baddy he did that before wolf!"
Protip: stop defending people when you don't know their roles.
You are up for lynch in Lite because you tried to organise a counterwagon to save a wolf. End of.
For a mere villager there is no way to know someone's role. So should I defend no one? When there's evidence against them yeah perhaps, but when it's random?
Do any of the long time, successful players defend people they're unsure of?
Think about tenks.
You see someone go blinding off (i.e. leading the vote) into unknown territory. Do you follow them and put your arse on the line or let them go and see what you can discover?
What bandwagon?
Randy, this is a train-based game. You're telling me you couldn't find a single picture of horribly overloaded train wagons? You lose the internet, man.
You can switch off me without defending me, though. Rest assured it's not something I'd tell my packmate to do if I were a wolf. But I've already stated my role and hopefully by now I've been scanned - if I get scanned as a baddie, let them out me. But don't lynch me for God's sake.
Vote Falc
Vote Falc
I like the analogy... And I think you may be right, actually. That makes sense.