So, Edoc'sil, I assume that at the very least you cannot disprove Conzocool's claimed action of having applied his alleged jail-keeper powers to you last night, correct? Meaning that you were either not blocked last night, or had a role where you would not know if you were blocked.
Zimmah, I have a question for you. Is there any particular reason that you have singled out blake as your target today, for his actions contributing to a no lynch, rather than any of the other people who were not contributing to the effort to lynch someone? I mean blake at least has a potential excuse of being inactive the whole later part of Day 1, but there were others who actually visited the game during the end stages of day 1, and yet took actions that in no way moved the town closer to actually pulling off a lynch.
edocsil wrote:Unvote Vote BG for complete lack of reasoning in a placed vote.
Edoc'sil votes for BGtB at a point in the day where the chances of a bandwagon developing on him that could lead to a lynch before the deadline are essentially zero.
BGtheBrain wrote:vote blakebowling
Immediately before that, BGtB himself throws his own vote away on an inactive with only one vote. This case has the same level of hopelessness of succeeding.
jonty125 wrote:A jailkeeper is a role which blocks a player at night and stops blocks any attempted kills on the player.
2x FASTPOSTED
Before that, jonty doesn't even try to make any effort at coming to a lynch, apparently content to not have his vote in play at all. The way I see it, if you want to go after someone for causing a no lynch, people like these are better targets. They were around in the time after Conzocool's claim, when the town needed to disbelieve him and lynch him over his claim, or make a united effort at one of the few other players that could theoretically get enough votes, to have any hope of achieving a lynch today. They either didn't even try, or went off on hopeless tangents that could not possibly lead to a lynch.