[bugkid666]

Originally Posted by DaBackpack

there are tangible examples of this im sure you can relate to:

* "I want to lynch this guy, but he's an inactive so he's gonna die anyway." -> "But WHEN is he gonna die? Is it at EoD today? Sometime tomorrow? Should I try to get him lynched or gamble on him being modkilled?"
* "I want the last phase to be a final 4, not a final 3. That way I can set up a mislynch on XYZ." (Wakes up, discovers that XYZ was modkilled, gets lynched, loses game.) "Well shit, if I knew that XYZ was gonna be modkilled, I would have just submitted a no-kill instead."

it's always better to be more open about this kind of thing.

in my defense, the result of any/all modkills was stated in the OP

"Any modkills will be announced at approximately 1 hour before EoD, but the flip for any modkilled player will be withheld until after EoD. No votes will count from or against the player who is modkilled. Voting for said player will be equivalent to a "No-lynch" vote."

the only reason the modkill occurred a bit after the 1hr mark was due to T-Force not wanting to overstep his bounds as a co-host