Atrahal, on 20 June 2012 - 02:19 AM, said:
Omtose, on 19 June 2012 - 10:24 PM, said:
Eloth votes for me, and then "because he wants a lynch" switches to Korbas making it 5 to 4.
Atrahal is the swing vote, and he references me as perhaps protecting Korbas. Korbas himself then comes on and does the sensible thing of voting Korv, making it 5 to 5 since Atrahal was voting for Korv initially.
Then Liosan votes Korbas, putting Korbas ahead.
Karosis hammers.
Looking at this, Eloth does two things -
He is the one who starts the swing from Korv to Korbas. In doing so, he attacks me (an early Korv voter) and essentially sets me up as his Day 2 lynch choice, which he has followed up on with his vote today. Also notice, that Eloth disappears after the vote swings and doesn't comment again until the next day begins. He never really offered an opinion on Korv, except to say "he'd be willing to switch for a lynch" which tells us nothing.
Atrahal was the real swing vote by removing from Korv to vote for Korbas, so that bears keeping in mind as well.
k, one more thing before bed. Just wanted to try to answer my own questions. Strictly by vote movement, I would say Karosis, myself, and Eloth are the suspect ones.
Karosis drives the vote any way you slice it, creating enough of a gap between Korbas and Korv initially to push the Korv train into L-2. However, Karosis also just hammers Korb in the end. Makes me think neither of them would be a partner to Karo should he be scum.
Eloth's vote switch is suspicious, I agree. Also, giving the Korb train another push to try and out run the Korv train is very suspect.
And finally, I do reverse the momentum with my move from Korv to Korb, esp. with additional quotes to nail down my reasoning.
So far just repeating what you've said, but here is where the analysis comes in. Let's say that one of our suspects is scum (symp or killer) and Korv is one of the killers.
Karo's behavior makes no sense in that context, seeing that he nearly drives Korv into the grave.
Eloth could be suspicious in redirection, and the random vote on Omtose could be a ploy to create a little more distance. Definitely keeping Eloth on the table.
Likewise, I switch votes after a long absence, which could be construed at initially voting Korv as distancing followed by realization I put him in hot water and trying to scramble (however, this also is a stretch considering that I made a case on Korv, which would be stupid for scum).
So Eloth is very suspect based on voting patterns. I would ask Eloth why Korb and not Korv considering both cases had their weak points. Moreover, you acknowledged this Eloth when you said you would switch your vote as needed between the two.
After looking at korv and korbs posts. Korbs felt to forced. Then there was all of the I am town posts, I don't trust people who say that they are town. It screams don't look at me. Leave me alone. Hey guys don't worry I am one of you. Not something you want to drop when your under a little bit of pressure, and he dropped it a few times. Thus in my book he was more suspicious then Korv.
You left Liosan out of your analysis why?