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On May 21 2013 06:33 geript wrote: It's very hard to have a voice to actually push bad lynches without having a vet or two. Had palmar played this game on a smurf account and not ever been revealed, he would've easily been lynched at any number of points for his ridiculous play. Reputation had far more effect on this game than anything else. 1.) To the bolded - and it shouldn't. I commented on this too but reputation gets people much further than it should. Town should lynch people for bad play and stop worrying about what some guy promises in the future because he's caught scum before. Just bad logic in many ways. I said it numerous times in game about yamato: assuming that me/BC/Palmar/VE must be scum because of "vet" status shows that he isn't reading the game and merely lost and grasping at straws. I've always had a problem with the vet label though as with many things in this forum it is constantly misused. 2.) I don't fully agree that you need a vet voice to push bad lynches. There are many dimensions to this answer, and I know where you are coming from: Collectively the Town is dumb, and will appeal to perceived authority over someone making solid posts. There are ways to spot a bad lynch but for the sake of argument I'm going to assume you mean Scum driven lynches on Town. Thing is townies fuck up all the time and make anti-town decisions and posts. It's your job to get them strung up on it while making a case that includes scum motivation. As difficult as it may be keep doing it as it will make you a better all around player in the future. There is something I should get around to posting, some backroom conversations with many players, that kind of goes into this. Bottom line is keep doing the actions that have higher value and you'll eventually succeed. Bad players stay bad because they don't think and unfortunately you only have limited control in helping them improve. | ||
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