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No, because then the sassy has to be smart. (plus there is a reason why we have 5 protects). Most times ID clues are mixed in with the actual target clues, and some can apply to multiple people so educated guessing is a must.PM2017 wrote:Guys, just something to keep into mind for the future, I'm sure each assassinator puts in lots of effort coming up with these clues. It seems sort of rude to waste their effort by just randomly, accidentally guessing the correct person, without actually analyzing the clues. Can we refrain from doing so in the future?
JoeyC has a point. You must as an assassinator make yourself mysterious and avoid sticking out from the beginning. Anything and everything will be held against you in the court of law.JoeyC wrote:No, because then the sassy has to be smart. (plus there is a reason why we have 5 protects). Most times ID clues are mixed in with the actual target clues, and some can apply to multiple people so educated guessing is a must.PM2017 wrote:Guys, just something to keep into mind for the future, I'm sure each assassinator puts in lots of effort coming up with these clues. It seems sort of rude to waste their effort by just randomly, accidentally guessing the correct person, without actually analyzing the clues. Can we refrain from doing so in the future?
(PM2017 acts suspicious...) *accuses PM2017* Lol. Not an accuse btw.Note that I said, "randomly . . . guessing." I said absolutely nothing about educated guesses.JoeyC wrote:No, because then the sassy has to be smart. (plus there is a reason why we have 5 protects). Most times ID clues are mixed in with the actual target clues, and some can apply to multiple people so educated guessing is a must.PM2017 wrote:Guys, just something to keep into mind for the future, I'm sure each assassinator puts in lots of effort coming up with these clues. It seems sort of rude to waste their effort by just randomly, accidentally guessing the correct person, without actually analyzing the clues. Can we refrain from doing so in the future?