Posted November 19, 2015
Meeting coming up here. 10 minute timer over.
Anyway, as I was saying:
"As a scenario analysis, it's at least possible there are two factions, though adalia flipping scum would tend to cast significant doubt on that. Possible, yes, but plausible?"
The corollary to that is that if it's not a multi-faction setup beyond the usual town+scum+random neutrals (still my own working assumption), then town at least appears to be in good shape based on P1na's flip. Running off on random gut checks might work if we have good guts, or it might backfire. Thinking of it as chess, I think the advantage of adalia is that we get a couple of things to work with even if we're wrong. At worst we're sacrificing a piece with an end in mind.
But if you want to shake some other trees and see if something significant falls out, I have no issue with that. The concern is that people (and perhaps moreso scum) tend to vote based on momentum. A mistake that gives us something is still useful, a mistake that gives us little/nothing is just a mistake.
I've said my peace, and am content to watch what develops.
Anyway, as I was saying:
"As a scenario analysis, it's at least possible there are two factions, though adalia flipping scum would tend to cast significant doubt on that. Possible, yes, but plausible?"
The corollary to that is that if it's not a multi-faction setup beyond the usual town+scum+random neutrals (still my own working assumption), then town at least appears to be in good shape based on P1na's flip. Running off on random gut checks might work if we have good guts, or it might backfire. Thinking of it as chess, I think the advantage of adalia is that we get a couple of things to work with even if we're wrong. At worst we're sacrificing a piece with an end in mind.
But if you want to shake some other trees and see if something significant falls out, I have no issue with that. The concern is that people (and perhaps moreso scum) tend to vote based on momentum. A mistake that gives us something is still useful, a mistake that gives us little/nothing is just a mistake.
I've said my peace, and am content to watch what develops.