I agree on the reasoning, it wouldn't be a loss if he is a mislynch - though I would rather avoid mislynching if possible.
His performance has been less than desireable.
On another note, when thinking about the notion that the scum team may be AFK (I don't remember who mentioned that)
Here's the main issue I have with this thought;
Why would Flower take such a huge risk to put a bullseye on Indigo during the minigame if she was struggling with inactives?
It doesn't seem to add up; you could argue it was done for Townie points, but as far as I remember they tried to pivot last second? I don't want to speak too confidently on that as I don't remember.
But regardless, even taking into consideration that Flower thought it unlikely she'd perish come morning, they had effectively made a double suicide play. This would - and frankly is - a disaster for the scum team, but I find it even more hard to believe an AFK team would make such a huge gamble
His performance has been less than desireable.
On another note, when thinking about the notion that the scum team may be AFK (I don't remember who mentioned that)
Here's the main issue I have with this thought;
Why would Flower take such a huge risk to put a bullseye on Indigo during the minigame if she was struggling with inactives?
It doesn't seem to add up; you could argue it was done for Townie points, but as far as I remember they tried to pivot last second? I don't want to speak too confidently on that as I don't remember.
But regardless, even taking into consideration that Flower thought it unlikely she'd perish come morning, they had effectively made a double suicide play. This would - and frankly is - a disaster for the scum team, but I find it even more hard to believe an AFK team would make such a huge gamble
I don't know what went through scum team reasoning, to loose there janitor/team member. for why she shot him lol. Have to wait till end game to ask her what the happen to make her do that. Because that was just lolol then she died right after....
though rip, flower (still salty she was not town, but towny in my heart!)