@Heatstroke: Pierre caught you in a trap of your own words. There's a world of difference between "I never checked" and "I checked once". It's something you would have remembered. Stump yourself.
I will say after conversation started that i rechecked it for safe measure, however that was all.
You claim that you checked it once when the thread opened, and once more after the game started. You also claimed that you confirmed. In other words, you want us to believe that you memorized all the rules and quoted them back to Macman
without looking at the thread. That's unreasonable.
Stump yourself, or be lynched.
@Today:
I see your reasoning. Although, with suicides we still lose town players. Do you think this is risky? Have you played a Stump game before?
This reminds me of the hard time I was having convincing people that we should let Mentos die in Miller's. Basically, a suicide means only one death, whereas a lynch means two deaths if we were wrong. Forcing suicides means we get about a 50% increase in lynches, unless we lynch correctly, in which case their shouldn't be any complaint anyway.
Today said:
@Cello, I would still like it if you answered my questions. I would like to have a better understanding on your post. More so, the initiative question. Are you trying to seem like a leader?
Oh, whoops. Ok. My questions are equally designed to show intent and gather information. I plan to lead until I am dead, and leave a plan of action for Days 2 and 3. I plan to get Pierre, Heatstroke and Brockin lynched.
Explaining the numerical list.
1) This has happened in Miller's (versus too many to count), Nothing Special (against Marc and Kat), Grammy's (also Marc), and Popcorn (against Frozen). I'd rather it not happen again.
2) This is mostly a lie.
3) Making sure the game pace is fast, so we can get as many lynches in a Day as possible.
4) Dissenters to this opinion are obvscum/mislynch bait. There's no reason I wouldn't make this statement. As town, it's in our best interest. As scum, it's worth great town cred.
5) Prevent end quicklynches on MyLo and gets town another lynch. Much like 4) in reason.
6) I thought people would comment on this more...oh well. Don't do it now, it's unimportant.
7) At this point I begin ranting. Inspired by (but not directed at) Summoner (and Vult Redux).
8) Just believe it. Believe.
9) When I'm town, I lie, when I'm scum, I tell the truth. This was just preparing for that contingency (if my role was scum).
10) Inspired by (but not directed at) Frozenflame (which would have been odd, him not being in the game and all).
11) Rant.
12) Bait.
tHe-Man said:
Once, I read through the rules like a good player should, and noticed that rule23 was actually wrong. I also corrected rule 16 which was still referencing to Twilight Mafia.
Awesomesauce.
tHe-Man said:
Ryker has something to say about the popcorn idea lol, he sounds angry. Scizor disapproves
I'll count you as half a vote then.
@Paprika: Stop acting like Omis. He can explain what I mean by that. Heck, I even used a direct quote in my repeat performance. Actually, I'm looking forward to his comments on that.
What's the logic behind that?
There isn't any. I said that it can't be proven in the first place.
Read why I think Heatstroke is scum and you'll see why it matters.
You mean the first (lynching) implies the second (voting) and I asked lynching or just voting (and therby not lynching).
you going by both implies you meant lynch. correct me if wrong.
Sure.
You direct something at me and I'm not really supposed that I understand it? another illogical thing
That's right. Do you only read lines directed at you? That's no good.
And I too, like cello, would like a further explanation of rule 28.
What's rule 28?
What is this Popcorn game(type) I saw about twice so far?
Popcorn games are when one person has the full authority of the lynch, and unlike King games, if they are right, they keep their power, and if they are wrong, they die and their target gets that power. In this case, they wouldn't die, but you get the idea.