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Except that Chibo will do the same thing toMorrow regardless of what happens toDay. No need to smuggle my name into that equation, whether you are right on me or not is of absolutely no consequence in this case.If I’m wrong on Gheb, Chibo would most likely end up doing the same thing toMorrow and that'd be easy to decide, for me at least, but...
Convincing him of what exactly? As things stand it's looking like not even you yourself are sure on why I should be lynched. I've responded to your arguments in detail, you even agreed with a good part of it, you admit that there's a whole bunch of things that you'd hold in my favor ... but you wanna lynch me anyways? I don't wanna belittle you but at this point your counter-arguent essentially boils down to "... but still!" How can you expect anybody to be convinced that I should be lynched based on that?It changes things because I could work on convincing you that Gheb is the better lynch for toDay, but it doesn't seem like you're willing to budge on Chibo at all.
Please consider the option of lynching Sang toDay. If Chibo flips town this game is boiling down to whether Sang's claim is true or not. That's way too risky. As suspicious a slot as Chibo may be ... this not the Day to tunnel stuff. There's a high chance we'll lose this game if Chibo isn't scum.I'm going to leave my vote on Chibo soon. Feel free to hammer, as Bard will take years to actually put up the flip. I'm pretty much not going to allow him to slip by... look, it's deadline.
I don't think that is alignment indicative, though. Seems to me it is more of her actual beliefs when it comes to null slots. I feel as scum she would be more open to considering Chibo, yet she's fighting hard for her scum-read. Sure, you can say I am pretty much sticking to Chibo, but I would have looked at his town intent if he had any... where is it? You two are coming across as TvT here.I hate the way Sang handles Chibo's slot btw. Inactivity, taken out of context, may be a null tell. But if a slot has been completely inactive throughout the whole game and still somehow manages to coast along in mylo or lylo there's definitely something fishy going on that goes beyond what can be considered as merely null. This whole "I think we should lynch Gheb but I can't convince you so I'll settle with Chibo"-game ... I really don't like it one bit.
I... basically said the exact same thing you did? And, I didn't "smuggle" your name into anything. That implies some mal-intent, which it was not. I am just explaining my thoughts. I don't think I understand your point there.Except that Chibo will do the same thing toMorrow regardless of what happens toDay. No need to smuggle my name into that equation, whether you are right on me or not is of absolutely no consequence in this case.
"Convincing him" that your lynch is better than Chibo's (which, I don't really know why that's a negative for you when you are trying to convince him that I am the best lynch). Also, I don't believe I ever said there's a "whole bunch"; I said there's a decent amount (I think I used many, or something similar, but I guess that's semantics again). Your responses to my arguments have not convinced me in any way that I am incorrect.Convincing him of what exactly? As things stand it's looking like not even you yourself are sure on why I should be lynched. I've responded to your arguments in detail, you even agreed with a good part of it, you admit that there's a whole bunch of things that you'd hold in my favor ... but you wanna lynch me anyways? I don't wanna belittle you but at this point your counter-arguent essentially boils down to "... but still!" How can you expect anybody to be convinced that I should be lynched based on that?
I've explained why I'm uncomfortable with lynching Chibo, but that I can also see the merit. I could go more in depth, if you would like, but it mostly boils down to my belief that they should be allowed to at least try to defend themselves or give us any thoughts they have. Why don't you like it? Would it not be easier for me to advocate for a Chibo lynch instead, if I were scum? I don't see how that line of argument is very telling.I hate the way Sang handles Chibo's slot btw. Inactivity, taken out of context, may be a null tell. But if a slot has been completely inactive throughout the whole game and still somehow manages to coast along in mylo or lylo there's definitely something fishy going on that goes beyond what can be considered as merely null. This whole "I think we should lynch Gheb but I can't convince you so I'll settle with Chibo"-game ... I really don't like it one bit.
Gheb, I get that you're trying to appeal to Ran here, but I'm going to butt in for a second. There's a higher chance of town losing if I am lynched toDay because, whether you all "like" my claim or not, I am telling the truth. Unless there is no night kill again or unless one of you mysteriously has some power to keep a night kill from happening, if I am gone I don't think there is anything stopping scum from killing another person and winning the game. I don't mean to come off as trying to manipulate anybody, but I think that is just a bad idea in general. And, I get that you think that I am scum, and therefore I understand this line of argument, but at the same time I don't understand, I guess.Please consider the option of lynching Sang toDay. If Chibo flips town this game is boiling down to whether Sang's claim is true or not. That's way too risky. As suspicious a slot as Chibo may be ... this not the Day to tunnel stuff. There's a high chance we'll lose this game if Chibo isn't scum.