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Topic	Smash Ultimate Mafia ENDGAME
Forceful_Dragon 12/10/18 4:37:58 PM #29:	HanOfTheNekos posted... Replace FD with one player of moderate skill and it probably backfires. Have any of the surviving Town players analyze the lynch and it probably backfires. Han, I made a read that scare would not fake in that position, because it didn't feel like there was any real pressure on him to claim. That read, was wrong. But I made it, and I stuck with it. And I knew that at the very least, if it WAS wrong, he was literally sacrificing himself by making it so he'd be dead the next day. I admitted during the day that it had the potential to be wrong, but I made a choice and I stuck to it. . From there I was onboard with the Pendragon lynch, but I couldn't bring myself to do it based on the weirdness of "Ben says that Terra kinda maybe countered, but then wasn't around for a significant chunk of time to confirm the counter", so the follow up lynch should have been Pendragon every singe time, and it sucks that it wasn't. And then the following day Pendragon was clearly the choice so I'm still not sure how that got screwed up. But the bottom line for myself is I need to be more willing to play outside the lines when there is a play that seems "logical" in front of me, so that is my takeaway from this game. . @DoomTheGyarados I don't want to hear it from you after the way you handled the day 1 lynch. An inactive? At the very end of the day?? A lynch that told us nothing about nobody? I was right about Red. You were right about Scare. You could have used your ability to force town to do what you want to kill EITHER one of them, and you switch to an inactive in the final hours of the day. We learned nothing from that lynch. I'm willing to cop to the mistakes I make during games, and there are certainly a few, but this was an empirical mistake on your part. And it's not just a results based mistake because of how the alignments happened to fall, but a true mistake in the sense that we would have learned more from a town lynch on red or scare than we would from a random flip on jedi one way or the other. --- ~C~ FD https://imgur.com/dGDfxaw <cite>Forceful_Dragon posted [p:913896965] in Smash Ulti... [t:77288232]...</cite> <quote><cite>HanOfTheNekos posted...</cite> <quote>Replace FD with one player of moderate skill and it probably backfires. Have any of the surviving Town players analyze the lynch and it probably backfires. </quote> Han, I made a read that scare would not fake in that position, because it didn't feel like there was any real pressure on him to claim. That read, was wrong. But I made it, and I stuck with it. And I knew that at the very least, if it WAS wrong, he was literally sacrificing himself by making it so he'd be dead the next day. I admitted during the day that it had the potential to be wrong, but I made a choice and I stuck to it. . From there I was onboard with the Pendragon lynch, but I couldn't bring myself to do it based on the weirdness of "Ben says that Terra kinda maybe countered, but then wasn't around for a significant chunk of time to confirm the counter", so the follow up lynch should have been Pendragon every singe time, and it sucks that it wasn't. And then the following day Pendragon was clearly the choice so I'm still not sure how that got screwed up. But the bottom line for myself is I need to be more willing to play outside the lines when there is a play that seems "logical" in front of me, so that is my takeaway from this game. . @DoomTheGyarados I don't want to hear it from you after the way you handled the day 1 lynch. An inactive? At the very end of the day?? A lynch that told us nothing about nobody? I was right about Red. You were right about Scare. You could have used your ability to force town to do what you want to kill EITHER one of them, and you switch to an inactive in the final hours of the day. We learned nothing from that lynch. I'm willing to cop to the mistakes I make during games, and there are certainly a few, but this was an empirical mistake on your part. And it's not just a results based mistake because of how the alignments happened to fall, but a true mistake in the sense that we would have learned more from a town lynch on red or scare than we would from a random flip on jedi one way or the other. --- ~C~ FD https://imgur.com/dGDfxaw</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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