LordMortis wrote:So is it better to let redrun live without pushing him up and calling us fools and giving us a role, real or fake and force the empire to choose if he lives or dies, or is it better to kill him for his exposure?
The suggestion to me is that if we are afraid to lynch specials then we are trying for people who claim "to be no big loss." If that's the case should we be looking for volunteers and then judge people by volunteering or not later?
Unless redrun has a power that isn't easily spoofed early game, my intent is not to get him to scream and then let him go. So if the village has that sort of leaning and want to lynch someone who's a safe citizen because it's more important to not risk lynching a special on day one then I'd like to know before we try and push redrun up against the wall and potentially letting him down.
And given that we know absolutely nothing about how many players the empire have, I don't think waiting things out to a deadline is a good option, so I'd like to get a proper direction earlier rather than later.
In short what is it we hope to gain/not lose on day one and how do we intend to get there? Until that's decided, my sights are fixed.
Also if the empire have a forum why to they potentially have good/evil scanner? Am I missing something where that power comes in handy? Is he like an evil aquaman?
Second sentence: 'The suggestion to me is that if we are afraid to lynch specials then we are trying for people who claim "to be no big loss." If that's the case should we be looking for volunteers and then judge people by volunteering or not later?' This appears to me to be very useful for team evil:
A. Normals come forward, and one or two evil also come forward.
B. Team evil players know that their teammates will help guide the lynch to another player (especially since Coop already came out as normal, AFAICT).
C. Team evil has reduced the size of possible good special list.
D. Once we're a turn or two into the game we hope to have enough information to start killing evil, and therefore will stop targeting those who came out as normal.
E. Later in the game, evil players would be able to point back at their "I'm normal" posting as a way of saying "See, I was ready to die early, I must not be evil".
Secondly: The entire post reads to me like LordMortis is sure that I'm a good special. He sez: "giving us a role, real or fake and force the empire to choose if he lives or dies"... isn't the empire only going to choose to kill me if I'm not evil? Where's the _empire will give him a pass 'cause he's evil_ option in his thinking?
Also: LM states: "Unless redrun has a power that isn't easily spoofed early game, my intent is not to get him to scream and then let him go."
I have a bad habit of reading too much into early posts. So, I wonder what other folks think of the above.
Sufficient I am to the day.