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If it’s two scum and no TP, then it is MYLO
MislYnch = LOse
I guess on a technicality some roles could make it not MYLO if mafia makes the wrong plays.
That’s why.
My doctor can’t be roleblocked or redirected. I hid that. So mafia does actually have to guess who I protect it. So I can block a kill and therefore its not MYLO.
Yeah even if the doctor can’t be stopped it should be mylo, but I guess there’s a sneaking possible you calculate and guess who we kill tonight. We can always gamble that choice to make an official decision but at that point it’s just a Russian roulette
If we define MYLO as any 4-2 situation, then it is. But if the definition of MYLO takes roles into accounts, then any doctor present means 4-2 isn’t technically MYLO. In this game there’s not even a perfect play you can make to guarantee the NK, so it really does come down to the protect mind games and therefore not MYLO by the latter definition of MYLO.
If MYLO still means mislynch and lose, and the mislynch causes us to kill someone you fail to protect and you lose, than a mislynch resulted in a loss
yeah but if the mislynch results in me blocking the kill in the night, then it’s still game on
You can’t post justify mylo though lol. It’s either mylo or it isnt
my point is that *if* the definition of MYLO takes roles into account, then this isn’t MYLO. How is that post hoc justification?
Does the definition of mylo take roles into account? Historically it hasn’t