Star Fox- Lylat Wars [Concluded]

**Double A** · 08-05-2010, 21:00

Originally Posted by Romanic

From WEW on Civ Fanatics:

Raaaarrrghh, don't put the blame on me! 21 players voted for Beefy and I was not one of them. I said in the game thread that I approved the lynch, but it was a general consensus of the whole Star Fox team. Beefy lied about being able to revive more than once, which resulted in me having no protection and I ended up dead. Then Beefy admitted he lied.

A lot of players would have done the same thing in our shoes, and it's easy to out the blame on someone to wash your hands when something bad happens. Anyone, including Beefy, could have argued about the lynch, and turned it around, but instead most followed my suggestion without question because it's so much easier this way.

And about it being the most epic-fail wagon, how so? We lynched a townie who had no ability (left). Big deal, he was no better than a vanilla townie.

Neither me nor Peppy had died yet, Mr Selfish.

**Romanic** · 08-05-2010, 21:02

Originally Posted by Double A

Neither me nor Peppy had died yet, Mr Selfish.

Hmm, what are you saying? Translation please.

**wideyedwanderer** · 08-05-2010, 21:18

I'm not putting the entire blame on you, but you did agree with the lynch and, being Falco, you were an influential speaker, and had an important role in that lynch. What I was trying to say was that while you make convincing arguments, we should not simply follow the lead of any individual without exploring the argument ourselves.

The part about the most epic fail-wagon came from ATPG. But I agree with it. Beefy would have been able to revive both Slippy and Peppy once each, which could have been huge for the town.

**TheFlax** · 08-05-2010, 21:23

Nah, he would have been killed the very next night though protection. The worst consequence of the Beefy wagon was that it led to ArpeggiateTHIS to reveal himself.

**Double A** · 08-05-2010, 21:24

Originally Posted by TheFlax

Nah, he would have been killed the very next night though protection. The worst consequence of the Beefy wagon was that it led to ArpeggiateTHIS to reveal himself.

That would mean 1-2 less kills for each revival or if he wasn't lynched.

**TheFlax** · 08-05-2010, 21:26

Originally Posted by Double A

That would mean 1-2 less kills for each revival or if he wasn't lynched.

I don't quite follow, it wouldn't have changed anything in regards to revivals even if he had not been lynched. Beefy was going to die that night if he wasn't lynched and he can't revive if he is dead.

**Romanic** · 08-05-2010, 21:23

I missed the part that said Beefy could revive each of us once. Point granted then, Beefy was not a vanilla townie when he was lynched, and he would have been useful.

**Double A** · 08-05-2010, 21:23

Originally Posted by Romanic

Hmm, what are you saying? Translation please.

Originally Posted by wideyedwanderer

I'm not putting the entire blame on you, but you did agree with the lynch and, being Falco, you were an influential speaker, and had an important role in that lynch. What I was trying to say was that while you make convincing arguments, we should not simply follow the lead of any individual without exploring the argument ourselves.

The part about the most epic fail-wagon came from ATPG. But I agree with it. Beefy would have been able to revive both Slippy and Peppy once each, which could have been huge for the town.

Thank-you for doing my work for me