[quote name='raison d'etre']You do realize the flaw to this logic, right?
People don't really care about other groups finding the wolves. Everyone's concerned about finding the wolf in their own group, since the wolves can only attack within their own groups, as listed on the front page. Telling people to look away from their own group gives the wolves a certain benefit: distraction. They're free to hunt in their own group while everyone has to rely on people in other groups to make a lynch decision for their own group. It also disbands unity from groups, I would say. What happens if other people vote for wolves in your group, but fail after two days straight? Do you still really want them to make a decision that you and your group members should be making for yourselves?
Amulet actually has a point.[/QUOTE]
No it fuckin' doesn't. Whilst it is true that we will be what you called 'distracted' by this method, it's easier to track down the wolf this way than playing the whole 'guessing game'. It's more beneficial this way than the other way - trying to 'guess' and potentially harming the rabbits (6 kills in each round if the wolves aren't killed on time). If we guess wrong 3 times, we're screwed.
Then again, I was always screwed from the start since I was more vocal. Seems like I'll be NK'ed tonight for actually using an 'accurate method'.
If you guys aren't willing to cooperate, must be because you're a wolf. Simple.