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| + | The way 'Lynch Timing' works is based on the idea that the [[Mafia]] and [[Cultist]]s will almost never vote up their own. In addition, they are less likely to vote guilty on their own teammates. It is harder to see because it is not directly stated on who doesn't vote for the trialed person, but a reverse elimination will tell you this as well. However, the first aspect is always more reliable then the second. | ||
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| + | [[Serial Killer]]s, [[Arsonist]]s, and [[Mass Murderer]]s tend to jump on the bandwagon later, while [[Survivor]]s, [[Witch]]es, [[Amnesiac]]s, and [[Executioner]]s (assuming their target is lynched) tend to never vote at all. | ||
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| + | There can be situations as well where players are silent (pretending "AFK" for example), but are using their votes (voting up people to trial, guilty/innocent) - this also may indicates that those players are evil, but can also direct that it's a silent [[Doctor]] or a [[Jailor]] | ||
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| + | ==Applicable Situations== | ||
| + | * A [[Sheriff]], [[Investigator]], [[Detective]], or [[Vigilante]] should go after any of those that did not vote up the evil role. | ||
| + | * A [[Doctor]] or [[Bodyguard]] or [[Lookout]] should target someone that did vote and vote guilty of a the evil role. | ||
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| + | ==Advantages== | ||
| + | * Any [[WIFOM]] that could be applied to this is very dangerous to [[Mafia]] and [[Cultist]] Roles. Unless they're the one accusing, there's no reason to vote up a teammate. | ||
| + | * This strategy lasts through multiple days, as the records of a vote are kept in the chat log. | ||
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| + | ==Disadvantages== | ||
| + | * Worst comes to worst, that a [[Vigilante]] will shoot someone that is acting suspiciously. | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
[[Category:Town Strategies]] | [[Category:Town Strategies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:40, 14 December 2013
Premise
The way 'Lynch Timing' works is based on the idea that the Mafia and Cultists will almost never vote up their own. In addition, they are less likely to vote guilty on their own teammates. It is harder to see because it is not directly stated on who doesn't vote for the trialed person, but a reverse elimination will tell you this as well. However, the first aspect is always more reliable then the second.
Serial Killers, Arsonists, and Mass Murderers tend to jump on the bandwagon later, while Survivors, Witches, Amnesiacs, and Executioners (assuming their target is lynched) tend to never vote at all.
There can be situations as well where players are silent (pretending "AFK" for example), but are using their votes (voting up people to trial, guilty/innocent) - this also may indicates that those players are evil, but can also direct that it's a silent Doctor or a Jailor
Applicable Situations
- A Sheriff, Investigator, Detective, or Vigilante should go after any of those that did not vote up the evil role.
- A Doctor or Bodyguard or Lookout should target someone that did vote and vote guilty of a the evil role.
Advantages
- Any WIFOM that could be applied to this is very dangerous to Mafia and Cultist Roles. Unless they're the one accusing, there's no reason to vote up a teammate.
- This strategy lasts through multiple days, as the records of a vote are kept in the chat log.
Disadvantages
- Worst comes to worst, that a Vigilante will shoot someone that is acting suspiciously.
