@Reyo: That's a fairly good reasoning, but there's still a huge chance that a player is inactive for their own non-mafia reasons. It's risky, and I would've preferred better reasoning.
This is the third time I've had to explain my vote for Tammerath before.
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After looking back through the thread, my current suspicion is towards Tammerath. The only thing he has contributed to the discussion is an eagerness to lynch and get the day over with. It's understandable, but he has contributed nothing to the discussion of who might be guilty or innocent, or what strategies we should take. Lynching is a big risk, and I would rather have a reason for who I'd pick, instead of basically taking a random shot out of impatience. This isn't just a knee-jerk reaction to his lynch vote either, I was just looking at trends in what people have said so far.
It's not much to go on, I know, but I don't like the idea of lynching inactives either, if they havent had a chance to say anything.
In case I don't have the chance to change my mind, my vote is Lynch Tammerath.
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I voted for Tammerath largely because of his behavior throughout the thread, which, in light of Crisp's death, actually seems similar to Crisp's behavior. He has played mostly passively, only jumping in to join bandwagons in order to end the day faster.
Basically it was that he only voted in bandwagons and otherwise didn't discuss much.
@D-vid: Remember that mafia are going to want to kill off as many villagers as possible, either through night kills or, if they can get away with it, by leading villager lynches. With their numbers it wouldn't be hard. A no lynch does help mafia, but so does a lynched villager.
Quick question, why does it matter if the gunsmith has a gun, exactly? Nobody has challenged Turbo's story so far, I highly doubt he'd be able to get away with it if he was lying.
(If you know he is, anyone, now would be a good time to say so)I should've specified more, I didn't really want to rehear why you think tam is mafia. I just wanted to iterate the issue with having to suspect people on at specific day. We didn't really have anything conclusive, but we still had to lynch somebody.