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Policy lynch. We've never been on the same side.
bouncy.bouncy wrote:Could you explain better?camn wrote:Well, not precisely.
Logically, if it WERE true, SK could be scum sometimes, whilst Elli were town.
Bouncy.bouncy wrote:I don't know what "it" is referring to.
You aren't presenting convincing evidence why other people aren't town.Midnight's Sorrow wrote:And neither have other people. Why the tunnel vision where I am concerned? Should you not be also looking else where for people who are scum???
Ok, I was going to argue against the logic of this Kenman wagon, but this post is just scummy as hell. Since when has roleblocking one scum roleblocked all the scum? Also, his last sentence looks like a dead giveaway to me. Paraphrased, "If roleblocking one scum doesn't roleblock all scum, there'd still be a kill." Which tells me, "I'm roleblocked scum, but I didn't perform the kill."Kenman wrote:If i can straighten this out as soon possible it will greatly benefit the town. Assuming BB is telling the truth, can roleblocking one scum, invalidate ALL REMAINING scum members' decisions on who to kill or does it just block special abilities??Cuz if that is not a possibility then there would still be a kill and he is obv. scum.
Steam-Powered Shovel wrote:I don't like this bandwagon; too cliqueish. I would consider getting on if Elli left.
Explain, plz.Steam-Powered Shovel wrote:I see no problem with Ellibereth.
Actually, this ought to settle it. I'll wait to vote until my previous question is answered by Ken, Earl, and BB, just for the heck of it.Earlder1 wrote:But my pm tells me if that person targets someone, not if an action goes through. I read it very carefully. I tracked Kenman, and my response is that he targetted no one!
That's only if Incog uses Natural Action Resolution or something like it. According to the Deep South rules, certain actions resolve before others. Roleblock starts from the time the action was submitted until the end of the day.Hoopla wrote:Roleblockers resolve after hiding, so that doesn't interfere with the tracker result
If Natural Action Resolution was confirmed to be in use, I never saw it. If Deep South mechanics run as stated on Page 1, then Natural Action Resolution is a direct conflict with that.bouncy.bouncy wrote:That was already confirmed somewhere in the thread. Either Earlder or Kenman has to be lying. Or bothSaintKerrigan wrote:That's only if Incog uses Natural Action Resolution or something like it.Hoopla wrote:Roleblockers resolve after hiding, so that doesn't interfere with the tracker result
If Kenman doesn't die at morning's end, he's scum, and we lynch him. Period.camn wrote:Yep. Or tomorrow morning when he targets some other scum, if we are wrong about the resolution.
I highly doubt that a Hider's action would resolve at the end of the day.Kenman wrote:Im also worried about your logic. If my ability actually resolves at end day, then me surviving the morning is not idicative of anything. Your just gong to end up killing me on faulty logic.