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Barkeep49 · 10-24-2006, 04:37 PM

I will say that having the execution system that we had in this game, it was easier for Cowboys to block their votes simply because on any given day there were less choices about who to vote for and so voting together didn't necessarily rouse suspicion. The only time we faced pressure about votes was when we needed to lynch GE and I beat hoops to the unvote once there was the role reveal and people wondered why hoops didn't unvote. Obviously we needed GE dead. That said, it felt like there was a lot less voting analysis in this game than in most.

10-24-2006, 04:37 PM	#2859
Barkeep49 Coordinator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Not too far away	I will say that having the execution system that we had in this game, it was easier for Cowboys to block their votes simply because on any given day there were less choices about who to vote for and so voting together didn't necessarily rouse suspicion. The only time we faced pressure about votes was when we needed to lynch GE and I beat hoops to the unvote once there was the role reveal and people wondered why hoops didn't unvote. Obviously we needed GE dead. That said, it felt like there was a lot less voting analysis in this game than in most.