TWG CXVII (reroll): General Hospital

[Funnygurl555]

ok
guys i'm a wolf don't kill me or i'll be very sad and stuff

[Funnygurl555]

did i do it right

[Charu]

CHARU!

[DarkManticoreX2]

I'm just going to make this point now (cough funny)

If you're a blue and about to die. Try to claim this game okay?

[Funnygurl555]

ok manti

[Charu]

Originally Posted by DarkManticoreX2

I'm just going to make this point now (cough funny)

If you're a blue and about to die. Try to claim this game okay?

Obvious!

[James May]

Blind -> Charu
BDN -> Charu
Manti -> Charu
thesunfan -> Mashi

Day 0 votes

Charu - 3 (blind, bdn, Manti)
Mashi - 1 (thesunfan)
Everyone else - 0

Insta is at 7

Beep...

[thesunfan]

Originally Posted by Charu

Obvious!

you'd think so...

[FictionJunction]

Originally Posted by Brilliant Dynamite Neon

SO FICTION

still want to lynch YMIA with fire and brimstone, or have your perceptions of player usefulness changed?

nice posturing who taught you that

[FictionJunction]

Originally Posted by DarkManticoreX2

I'm just going to make this point now (cough funny)

If you're a blue and about to die. Try to claim this game okay?

Originally Posted by Funnygurl555

ok manti

hahahahahahahaha

[Brilliant Dynamite Neon]

I learned from the best, Fiction.

And anyone who finds my behavior odd should know the new philosophy I'm bringing to the table.

A lot of players might find it difficult to start pro-town discussion on a Day 0/1 (essentially the same; an initial nightkill doesn't make too much difference in the current meta.)

What direction will the game take after RVS? What if there is no quick wagon? What exactly will escalate the proceedings to "serious" gameplay? Having to find answers to all these questions can be tough to deal with. Also, people rarely have any kind of agenda when they cast their first vote, as any alignment, which is why cases aren't founded from random votes.

People will tell you to just go with the flow and react to whatever gets popularity, or add random questions into the mix, or lynch the least valuable player...but none of these things necessarily will get you what you want.

So, what is the key to a successful opening Day? Simple.

A successful first Day gets people to take clear positions.

You need to be bold, be polarizing, throw in spontaneous things to see how people react. Once a schism becomes clear and the pro/anti/third option factions form around the issues of the day, then you have the tools to put pressure on people on any side of the coin, try to get people on your side, and begin your theorizing and evidence-gathering for the inevitable blame-game the next day.

This is why I'm not going to play in a way that you're used to. Whether you can deal with it or not, well, that's your choice to make, isn't it?

[FictionJunction]

TIL

[Charles Claythorne]

omg thesunfan voted for me

im the wizard pls dont lynch me

im doing it manti are you proud of me

[Charles Claythorne]

thesunfan youll regret voting for me and look so embarrassed in post game when i find all the wolves with the POWER OF LOVE

[Brilliant Dynamite Neon]

Charu, could you deign to comment on the wagon developing on you?

[Charu]

[___________]

funnygurl no questions asked

[___________]

busted

[Charu]

some c00l cocsrete evidence$$$ here1111

[DarkManticoreX2]

Originally Posted by Brilliant Dynamite Neon

I learned from the best, Fiction.

And anyone who finds my behavior odd should know the new philosophy I'm bringing to the table.

A lot of players might find it difficult to start pro-town discussion on a Day 0/1 (essentially the same; an initial nightkill doesn't make too much difference in the current meta.)

What direction will the game take after RVS? What if there is no quick wagon? What exactly will escalate the proceedings to "serious" gameplay? Having to find answers to all these questions can be tough to deal with. Also, people rarely have any kind of agenda when they cast their first vote, as any alignment, which is why cases aren't founded from random votes.

People will tell you to just go with the flow and react to whatever gets popularity, or add random questions into the mix, or lynch the least valuable player...but none of these things necessarily will get you what you want.

So, what is the key to a successful opening Day? Simple.

A successful first Day gets people to take clear positions.

You need to be bold, be polarizing, throw in spontaneous things to see how people react. Once a schism becomes clear and the pro/anti/third option factions form around the issues of the day, then you have the tools to put pressure on people on any side of the coin, try to get people on your side, and begin your theorizing and evidence-gathering for the inevitable blame-game the next day.

This is why I'm not going to play in a way that you're used to. Whether you can deal with it or not, well, that's your choice to make, isn't it?

That's great what happens if I ignore your post