I think Shiouji's conversation with Kurono was pretty suspicious, but I don't know if he'd be smart enough to make a locked post with another wolf to avoid suspicion.
At this point, I'd be suspecting EVERYBODY not in this conversation. And I only say that last bit because... well, at this point, I either trust you guys or I don't, right? It's pretty stupid if I don't trust you now we've come this far.
So, does anyone else have a suggestion as to a new plan of attack? In general, I mean, not specific people. UNITED WE STAND!
Not "instead", I just want to make an improvement. Because of my conversation with Brock in that post, and the whole "no new clues" thing, the wolves are going to KNOW that we're striking out in the dark, right? So of course they won't react. Especially not just against one random vote.
Whoever sticks a vote up should provide a REASON for who they vote out. A good one! One that will sway votes! That will get the wolves more scared than a random hit, right? They're not so stupid as to be deliberately baited so easily!
Yeah yeah! I agree that lab coat guy is totally sus. But let's not vote just yet. I wanna talk this out some more first! There's nothing to be gained from rushing straight into it... that's what we did on the first day, right? And look where it got us.
Me too. We should definitely pay close attention to Kurono-kun's opened threads, since we know for sure he was a sheep, and since he was doing the most running around... he might have hit on some good stuff!
I don't think we should votepile. That will cause others to votepile. We want to get two people up for vote, and we want at least ONE of them to be a wolf. Think about it: we have one advantage here, and that's that we all trust eachother. Or, we better. There's four of us that definitely won't vote for anybody else in this group, right? There's eight people left, that means four who are not in this group. That means ONE out of those remaining four people isn't a wolf.
... Oh yeah. Shut up, I failed maths, okay! BACK TO THE POINT.
I think we should wait and see who other people vote for, at least for now. There's not a lot to be gained from putting out our suspicions so early on, right? If we give away our suspicions and they're CORRECT, then the wolves will have PLENTY of time to come up with a counter-attack.
Also, if someone casts a vote on one of us, the likelihood of their being a wolf will rise!
Yeah, but you've got to be careful that it doesn't backfire, 'cause you might end up with getting one of US ousted instead. And that would be totally lame.
Troops, we need a new strategy.
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So, does anyone else have a suggestion as to a new plan of attack? In general, I mean, not specific people. UNITED WE STAND!
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Whoever sticks a vote up should provide a REASON for who they vote out. A good one! One that will sway votes! That will get the wolves more scared than a random hit, right? They're not so stupid as to be deliberately baited so easily!
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...or we could always votepile someone, two or three votes- then it wouldn't be just one random vote.
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I don't think we should votepile. That will cause others to votepile. We want to get two people up for vote, and we want at least ONE of them to be a wolf. Think about it: we have one advantage here, and that's that we all trust eachother. Or, we better. There's four of us that definitely won't vote for anybody else in this group, right? There's eight people left, that means four who are not in this group. That means ONE out of those remaining four people isn't a wolf.
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I think we should wait and see who other people vote for, at least for now. There's not a lot to be gained from putting out our suspicions so early on, right? If we give away our suspicions and they're CORRECT, then the wolves will have PLENTY of time to come up with a counter-attack.
Also, if someone casts a vote on one of us, the likelihood of their being a wolf will rise!
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Maybe one of us should jump in that situation, and we can see who uses that as a chance to cast suspicion.
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