Possibly the most often cited "defense" by newbies, and quite a poor one. Everyone would claim the same, but we still need to lynch somebody. Overuse makes this a harmful "defense" too, since I always find myself more inclined to vote people who invoke this.
But that's the stupidest and noobiest defense against lynching someone.
"Guys you're sure gonna feel dumb when the update reveals I'm a villager lol"? that's what got you?
Unconvinced.
Recommend Claude/Rovsea runup.
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Don't care about b
That's simply not true, I've used it before myself.It's incredibly dumb, but it's also shockingly rare that I've seen a weak player have the presence of mind to use it when a wolf. And it doesn't work when someone is considered a good player. I've seen this dozens of times and I'm not sure I've ever seen a wolf pull it.
If your "analisis" is as good as your spelling, I'm not going to hold my breath about it helping the village.
That's simply not true, I've used it before myself.
You basically can't. Conversely, that means no one else can either. So the best defense on day 1 is an offense against someone else. This is far from foolproof though, and many people end up lynched day 1 through no fault of their own.How do you defend yourself on Day 1 when there is no info in anything.
It's poor spelling I mocked, not the grammar of it.Sorry grammar nazi.
Honestly I don't think I've used it in a while, and my recollection of more recent werewolf games is a bit blurred by lack of attention. I could go back digging up games where I died early but that would be both time consuming and depressing. I also don't think it worked very often.If you could provide an example, I'd be greatly obliged to you.
It's a bit of a gray area whether I consider you strong enough that I wouldn't buy that defense from you, though. I'd have to think about it.
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Did you fix a typo in this post?You basically can't. Conversely, that means no one else can either. So the best defense on day 1 is an offense against someone else. This is far from foolproof though, and many people end up lynched day 1 through no fault of their own.
It's poor spelling I mocked, not the grammar of it.
Assuming I been keeping track of the votes correctly since the last vote count, we still got a tie going on. One way or another we want to break this tie, because it almost certain that both are not baddies. The odds of two wolves in a lite game being running up day 1 are so small, it just able never happens.
Personally, I would like to see a swing onto a new third party.
I know there is some interest in making that third person Audren, so...
Unvote randakar, Vote Audren
I honestly can't tell if this is oxymoronic or not.The full trajectory of Emcee's posts with regard to the Claude affair reveals ulterior motives. First he votes him (if they are packmates, an alibi vote [though this is beneath madchemist] would fit). Then, he questions Rovsea's motives in unvoting Claude (giving off the impression of being a strong prosecutor of the noob, a more contrived form of the alibi vote). Then he unvotes him in the face of the wimpiest defense. This last element both gives me the biggest reason to vote madchemist, and the biggest reason to not vote madchemist.
On the one hand, this gives madchemist and claude surface-level antagony that might later be used as a defense for either one if one is lynched and found a wolf. On the other hand, this ploy is so transparent that I don't think madchemist would use it, unless he knew we'd see it as transparent and would not expect him to use it.
and now i've caught myself in a logic loop. fug
You can't prove anything.Did you fix a typo in this post?
How is Spockyt to improve if he's not given the chance to?
I like Spockyt. I shall take him under my wing. He will improve.