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I'll Vote: Push the Button.

I agree with Laurentus that Sapph is probably town, which is great, unless Ruguo's plans upon plans upon plans somehow is able to play tricks on us. There's also the possibility of Sapph being added as a neutral character, which can be scary for both sides.

*Evil Laughing*

I think this seals that we should all probably be afraid.

Anyways, I get where Doc is coming from about Hapi, but as he mentioned, they did something similar last game as well.  It could be acting playful again, or it could be as Doc said where tthey're using a similar tactic as a turret to make us think they're innocent again.

That being said, I want to wait a bit before pushing it, and see how this progresses.

I will, however, vote to Push the Button

I can understand the concern for “button pressing madness”, but with a role ratio of 11:4:1, I am convinced the button mechanics are what will allow the town to gain useful abilities.

Anyway, it’s pretty smart of Hapi to establish a meta of misleading that works on both role alignment but I stick to my opinion that first day lynching is essentially based on (un)lucky guesses

Keeping up with the button pushing:

Push the button: 7 (Doc, Sapphiron, Arenado, Vroendal, Hydra, Pengu, Hapi)/9

Hapi: 1 (Doc)
Gerrick: 1 (Laurentus)

Okay, so 10 town and 4 scum mean we have at roughly 3 day and night phases to sort our shit out. With some next-level defending (and boatloads of luck), we have 6. If scum have any vigilante slots, we're in serious trouble, and if we have any vigs of our own, they're going to have to be damn careful they don't do scum's work for them.

Also, there is the non-game ending unaligned who will probably work with WW during day phase so we need to be extra careful.

Pardon my ignorance, but why would they work with the werewolves during the day? Wouldn’t  they want to work with town so that they are lynched?

I can understand the concern for “button pressing madness”, but with a role ratio of 11:4:1, I am convinced the button mechanics are what will allow the town to gain useful abilities.

Anyway, it’s pretty smart of Hapi to establish a meta of misleading that works on both role alignment but I stick to my opinion that first day lynching is essentially based on (un)lucky guesses

I'm the smartest Hapi in existence.

I think button mechanics are usually beneficial to town (at least they were last game).

However I don't know what Ruguo has changed this run.

Haha, seeing as I was scum last game, I can tell you now that we loved the button mechanics. They only fucked us over because of a rather-unintentionally poorly worded clue that pointed to Hydra.

We needed that even if it was not intended to point to hydra. We lost so many town with no scum in sight. Haha

Haha, seeing as I was scum last game, I can tell you now that we loved the button mechanics. They only fucked us over because of a rather-unintentionally poorly worded clue that pointed to Hydra.

I don't know how they worked for scum but like my only town ability required the button to be pressed at which point I could rollblock.

Without the button I was largely useless.

^ Pretty much, I was a vanilla townie with abilities that can only be unlocked with the pressing of buttons in the previous game

Huh, I figured the button only helped the wolves because of that scrambling effect. But I will Vote: Press Button with the knowledge that some village abilities only work with the button pressed.

Also, I'll Vote: Lynch Laurentus because oh my god you suck.

Each scum had a myriad of button effects, too, and we could coordinate our use of them, an advantage town doesn't have.

That said, I'm realising that if we play this game conventionally, we're pretty much fucked, so I will vote: push the button.

I’m with you on the Laurentus vote Gerrick That man is a real bastard he is. I’ll [/b]Vote: push the button as well[/b], though i think we’re already at a majority.

Pssshhhht, messed up my bolding.

And I didn’t mean to include the “as well” either! What’s wrong with me?

Go home, Red Mones.  You're obviously drunk.