[QUOTE=rumox;861946]You can if the Mayor and Judge have the same vote power. Trying to do it when there is a mismatch with vote power is not wise. If people are revealing as Mayor just to get themselves lynched then report them because that is greifing/game-throwing.
Marshall is an understandable one to possibly remove. I don't see any scenarios where it's beneficial to do so other than random lynches happening after the Marshall eats the first lynch where scum can be killed.[/QUOTE]
Vote power doesnt mean shit during court. During court, town will be split looking for someone to put up while evils consolidate on one target. I have never seen town deliberately overthrow judge or evils during court in any recent games; if it happens, it tends to be random people just randomly lynched to get the judge's court off of a confirmed townie.
Vote power doesnt mean shit during court. During court, town will be split looking for someone to put up while evils consolidate on one target. I have never seen town deliberately overthrow judge or evils during court in any recent games; if it happens, it tends to be random people just randomly lynched to get the judge's court off of a confirmed townie.Originally Posted by rumox
You can if the Mayor and Judge have the same vote power. Trying to do it when there is a mismatch with vote power is not wise. If people are revealing as Mayor just to get themselves lynched then report them because that is greifing/game-throwing.
Marshall is an understandable one to possibly remove. I don't see any scenarios where it's beneficial to do so other than random lynches happening after the Marshall eats the first lynch where scum can be killed.
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