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Post #31
Anaxagore
Sometimes i have a real hard time trying to understand how you guys think...
-There is 90% chance the lynch goes wrong. I know i said the opposit last game but there was nothing at all to rely on last game, which is far from being the case here if we play correctly.
-Even if we make the 10% proba correct lynch, is this a real win? The mafia doesn't even know he is.
For me it just would feel like Virt worked for nothing.
So i guess this is more emotionnal (grudge from last game?) than rational thinking.
-There is 90% chance the lynch goes wrong. I know i said the opposit last game but there was nothing at all to rely on last game, which is far from being the case here if we play correctly.
-Even if we make the 10% proba correct lynch, is this a real win? The mafia doesn't even know he is.
For me it just would feel like Virt worked for nothing.
So i guess this is more emotionnal (grudge from last game?) than rational thinking.
I'm the kind of nutty guy that went for a lynch, because of the bold, ghehe.
I do not understand games that are set up in such a manner that 1 event can completely alter everything. Those are just very volatile/imbalanced/overpowered - in a certain degree. Could just be personal preference.
And yes, due to the fact that there was no information whatsoever which could give anyone a reason to lynch someone, you might certainly opt for the no lynch option, but that's a boring option and i do not think no lynches are supposed to be part of this game. It's very annoying to get lynched on the first day when there's almost always no reason available for you getting lynched..... but I suppose that's just part of it... it'll happen to everyone at some point.
Now we've got some hours in which nothing happens waiting for the INSANE to do his/her action, unknowingly turning another person INSANE =d
-Alex
“Gravitation cannot be held responsible for people falling in love. How on earth can you explain in terms of chemistry and physics so important a biological phenomenon as first love? Put your hand on a stove for a minute and it seems like an hour. Sit with that special girl for an hour and it seems like a minute. That's relativity.”
― Albert Einstein
― Albert Einstein