Ok so today has gotten a little less nonsense and slightly more semi-logical talking going on (but barely still...)
Unsurprisingly, the topic for now is 'Lynch or No-Lynch'. Regardless of which we go for, we need to talk more. The idea of talking and people's actions/reactions is how we initially determine our suspicions for whom to lynch, or whom to think about lynching. If we don't lynch, then that IS one less opportunity to catch a Mafia member, regardless of how you look at it. It is true that we could easily loose a town member if we lynch, but we run that risk EVERY day we lynch, and we have to start lynching at some point. And honestly, waiting for the investigative roles (or some other 'magical' event to occur) has many flaws with it, whether they die, are roleblocked, and that we generally don't have them claim for one investigation. We'll probably have mostly the same general situation tomorrow (albeit, a few less people, and probably important ones at that), so we might as well get a move on today.
The only problem with this is the majority of people's mentality: the expectation that today will end in a no-lynch, so we might as well get it over with. Because of this mentality, it's difficult to start up the necessary conversations today that we need in order to start the game rolling and learning whom is acting suspicious and whom isn't. If we can get more people out of this mentality, then we can get in a lynch today, but otherwise, today will end in a no-lynch.
On suspicions note, there's not much noteworthy yet other than Iggy's post and Caf's initial reaction to it. It's true, Iggy's post could be seen as suspicious, but there are to many variables with a relatively new player and this early in a game to decide that. I would prefer if he made more a reason behind this, or even if he spoke more at all, but for now, it will just be a mental note in my mind. Now Caff's reaction was interesting. The way Caff reacted was... decidedly trigger-happy in a way. She jumped very quickly with her vote on Iggy, as though very interested in lynching the first person she could. Doesn't feel very pro-town, but nothing's solid either way, as with Iggy's post. Overall, I'm making notes of both the action and reaction, but I'm slightly more interested in Caff's reaction than Iggy's action.
