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Originally Posted by Grammaticus
The RPI situation demonstrates three things that should be golden rules or best practices at best:
1. If a player goes MIA, you lynch them period. It always works better for the villagers. The worst thing that can happen is you get to then end with a useless player.
2. When you have some evidence a player may be bad, always lynch them. Dont wait around. We did it correctly on Hoops, but not on RPI. Taking what you think is the Janitor is better than a blind shot at a wolf.
3. As a vanilla villager, never lie about having a role. It has the greatest chance of screwing the village. Let the power roles doe their thing and leave the lies to the wolves. It is always easier to catch them that way.
Also, dang it I knew something was not right with heinz. I can't figure out why you guys lynched me. After my day one antics, I thought it was pretty obvious I was not a wolf. I guess you guys just wanted to roll the dice or maybe it was because I was gunning for heinz.
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Agreed on all 3 counts. Really, going against those is not a long-term beneficial play for the village. Yeah, you may get lucky now and again, but the house will eventually win.
And yeah, Gramm, you were a big time thorn in my side.
