As far as I can tell, it's safe to put two votes on someone but not any more in case they are scum.
hector13, what do you think of this conclusion and how did I arrive at it?
Reasonable conclusion, and I assume you arrived there by halving the number of votes it takes to hammer. Or hammer-2.
Arguably not so much a reasonable conclusion, seeing as though there are two scum. That's enough for a self-vote and a quick hammer by their partner (further assuming they're not already on the wagon)
Seeing as I want to get lynched, though, let's put me at:
hector13, Lynch-1
lol no
unvote hector13Here's my thought process:
If there are two votes on someone, there are two options. If they are town, it's good to get them closer to getting lynched (but scum will do everything they can to avoid hammering anyway). If they are scum, then the most scum can do is do a quick self-vote followed by a hammer from the other scum (or vice versa). But that would immediately flag the second scum as scum because it's really suspicious to put someone at L-1 with so little info. So the second scum has to either wait a bit to vote or convince someone from the town to hammer.
so hector, two questions:
Why did you self-vote? I mean yes, we all want to get lynched, but why did you think self-voting would make someone else vote for you?
And a second question: How many votes can safely be on someone with no further info tomorrow?