Actually, i'd look more at the people who swapped after you moreso than you. At first, at least.
So if NAN is bad, Troy, IE, and PFIDC are bad - listed in descending levels of badness probability. IE is like a photon. You can't measure both where she going and how fast.
Who the heck picks Stalin for an American History game?
npv708 wrote:
unlynch jaysmiter (I actually agree with him on the NAN thing) lynch NAN (partially because its NAN and partially because of the above)
These posts were 2 minutes apart... that's an awful quick change of heart.
First off, I went through and picked the only person that wasn't part of American History...so basically a random vote. Then I agreed with what was said about NAN. I was never that strong for/against either...
Actually, i'd look more at the people who swapped after you moreso than you. At first, at least.
So if NAN is bad, Troy, IE, and PFIDC are bad - listed in descending levels of badness probability. IE is like a photon. You can't measure both where she going and how fast.
I almost think we should stick wtih nan now because if he ends up bad, we can look at who staunchly defended him.
shall I translate this into "if NAN = baddie than bhaw = baddie"?
Maybe not so much bhaw but voting patterns don't lie. People who got on the nan bandwagon because they thought it was going to happen but jumped off to try and save one of hteir own when voting started rolling the other way.
voting patterns don't lie.
Also, just curious but if you wanted to finish off nan, wouldn't this go counter to your last point? How can we get a voting pattern from those that don't vote? This is another reason (or clarification) as to why it would make sense to off someone who waits to participate. There is no voting pattern from them.
I find it funny that jay agrees with you but is so against what I'm saying. If vote pattern is important, why should we wait on a bunch of players who won't have ANY voting pattern?
Actually, i'd look more at the people who swapped after you moreso than you. At first, at least.
So if NAN is bad, Troy, IE, and PFIDC are bad - listed in descending levels of badness probability. IE is like a photon. You can't measure both where she going and how fast.
I explained my reasons for switching. bhaw was making really good point imo and I wanted to go with it. I'd rather have someone that is contributing than someone who is not. When you dont contribute you cant tell what they are. When someone posts, you can discern a pattern and gain evidence. But whatevs...
shall I translate this into "if NAN = baddie than bhaw = baddie"?
Maybe not so much bhaw but voting patterns don't lie. People who got on the nan bandwagon because they thought it was going to happen but jumped off to try and save one of hteir own when voting started rolling the other way.
voting patterns don't lie.
Also, just curious but if you wanted to finish off nan, wouldn't this go counter to your last point? How can we get a voting pattern from those that don't vote? This is another reason (or clarification) as to why it would make sense to off someone who waits to participate. There is no voting pattern from them.
I find it funny that jay agrees with you but is so against what I'm saying. If vote pattern is important, why should we wait on a bunch of players who won't have ANY voting pattern?
I just looked at the sample size. The majority of people have either voiced their opinion or voted already. sdm will still be quiet and will be there tomorrow.
My theory is this...
Random on days 1 and 2. Then once the numbers are down, then you start putting the presure on the quiet people to get them talking.
Also, just curious but if you wanted to finish off nan, wouldn't this go counter to your last point? How can we get a voting pattern from those that don't vote? This is another reason (or clarification) as to why it would make sense to off someone who waits to participate. There is no voting pattern from them.
I find it funny that jay agrees with you but is so against what I'm saying. If vote pattern is important, why should we wait on a bunch of players who won't have ANY voting pattern?
I do agree with your way of thinking, but I would pick cupkeeper or MWB over sdm. Maybe that's just because cupkeeper and MWB often turn out to be cupkeeper and MWB. That certainly doesn't indite them this round, but it puts more of an image in my mind than sdm.
Also, just curious but if you wanted to finish off nan, wouldn't this go counter to your last point? How can we get a voting pattern from those that don't vote? This is another reason (or clarification) as to why it would make sense to off someone who waits to participate. There is no voting pattern from them.
I find it funny that jay agrees with you but is so against what I'm saying. If vote pattern is important, why should we wait on a bunch of players who won't have ANY voting pattern?
I do agree with your way of thinking, but I would pick cupkeeper or MWB over sdm. Maybe that's just because cupkeeper and MWB often turn out to be cupkeeper and MWB. That certainly doesn't indite them this round, but it puts more of an image in my mind than sdm.
I think you put their names in red on purpose trying to psychologically get people to vote for them. I'm serious.
For now I'm going to unlynch sdm until things get a little more straightened out, but I want to say that I think it would be a great idea to go after 1 of cupkeeper, MWB, or Senka. They usually end up being bad in other games and are usually very good at it. I know when I was a boss godfather in Holiday Wars cupkeeper and MWB were extremely talented at figuring out things and helping the Scrooge family win.
it's day 2....we have very little to go on - we have some voting patterns that will be helpful in future days, but today its still off of one questionable post, quiet guy, or random.
it's day 2....we have very little to go on - we have some voting patterns that will be helpful in future days, but today its still off of one questionable post, quiet guy, or random.