That's exactly what a mafia would say, "I don't wanna hop on the "x" wagon. Why? Simple, because you know who is mafia and who's not, so, to clear yourself when that innocent dies next day. If Aiden turns out to be innocent i'll keep an eye on you.
That's exactly what a mafia would say, "I don't wanna hop on the "x" wagon. Why? Simple, because you know who is mafia and who's not, so, to clear yourself when that innocent dies next day. If Aiden turns out to be innocent i'll keep an eye on you.
That's really really bad logic. I could understand if you thought it would be a mafia thing to do if that person knew Aiden was on their side, but saying that they might be mafia because Aiden might be inno and not hopping on that bandwagon somehow "proves" that they are innocent is not smart logic at all.
I've decided not to hop on bandwagons before as an innocent just because I didn't think there was evidence or reason to keep up the bandwagon. That doesn't mean that I'm mafia trying to look inno ?_?
I'm not even sure if what I said just made sense because trying to explain it to myself and write a coherent post about the holes in your logic.
But I don't think I'll hop on the Aiden-wagon 'cause Day 1 and 2 bandwagons are just plain stupid.
Sopheria said:*nudge*
Yes, but when there isn't any evidence then what difference is there between a bandwagon and everyone random voting and someone dying off cause 2 or 3 people random picked them? It's basically the same chance of helping/hurting, but how often has a game had everyone random vote to the point that someone with 2 against them got lynched?
I agree that for the most part bandwagons don't help, but at this point there isn't much to go off of and it isn't much different than random voting.
Hey we should make a thread talking about bandwagons!
Especially when the day/Night phase changes are long than the games themselves.Maybe people think games would last too long but some of the games here don't need any help with that aspect ;)