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Green/Teal --> That's the same thing I just pointed out in the post I just finished.
Blue Text --> I can answer that question because it's a common strategy tactic a team may have to consider when someone on their team is clearly going to get lynched. This is something we talked about as a possibility on the mafia team if it was needed at some point. If a scummy team player is obviously going down and it would place the doomed person's teammates at risk of exposure... of being identified, then that player becomes what's known as a sacrificial lamb. That's an example where a scum player accepts the fact that the only course of action is to let themselves hang... so they sacrifice themselves for the benefit of the team.
In my case at nightfall last night, I was on my own and I was in a position where I had to make that call myself. Since I'm innocent, for me to choose to take that fall would have protected nobody at all. The town loses an innocent which hurts their chances in the final outcome because the rebels (scum/whatever) gain a one-person advantage that could make a huge difference later on. When I voted to save myself and see Zigman get lynched instead of me, I was counting on the chance that he would turn out scummy. He turned out to be innocent after all.. so that switch between us didn't accomplish anything. Just a whole lot more drama than we really need or want. Yes, it saved my neck at the time.. but it ended Zigman's game abruptly.
