The shielded group can’t be murdered. They can only be banished.I still don't get it. I don't see how it changes the odds.
The shielded group can’t be murdered. They can only be banished.
The unshielded group can be banished or murdered. If you are in the unshielded group it makes sense to ensure that the person being banished comes from the shielded group, not the unshielded group. (That’s something you have control over). The numbers now are that it doesn’t take many votes (now out of 9) to have the largest number of votes and be banished. An agreement by the unshielded group to vote out one particular person in the shielded group will do it.
This is about your own odds as a member of the unshielded group, not about being right about who you banish.
Yes, you do need proper planning. You need an agreement among the non shielded team.But the only way it changes the odds is by proper planning together to banish one person - that's got nothing to do with them being shielded. And all the banishee gets out of it is, well, losing the game.
Yes, you do need proper planning. You need an agreement among the non shielded team.
But it is to do with there being two sets of players. One set who currently can only be banished. And one set who could be murdered or banished. It makes sense for those in the second set to ensure that the banishing only happens from the first set.
I’m sorry, I haven’t explained this well.It only makes sense if one person is willing to sacrifice themselves. And shielded/unshielded makes no difference at all.
They wouldn’t. That’s not the plan.I'm sorry Danny, I'm still failing to see why anyone would agree to be the one voted for. The suggestion was about voting for someone from your own group.
They wouldn’t. That’s not the plan.
OK. Group A is shielded. Group B is not. Members of Group B could be murdered. And they could be banished. I’m in group B. So are you. I know I’m Faithful. So I can be murdered. I can also be mistakenly banished! Same for you. But wait! What if we agree to vote for Voley in group A? His name has come up several times. We don’t know he is a Traitor. We might be wrong. But if we can convince the rest of our group - group B - to vote for him, that’ll probably be enough votes to get him out. (Group A aren’t in on this and their votes will be split). That way we can be sure it isn’t someone from group B who gets voted out! Phew, that means we only have to worry about being murdered. Not murdered and banished like now!
It’s the one I noticed. The group who didn’t have the shield were going to vote out someone from the group who did. (But they didn’t get to because of the parlour game they had to play instead).But that wasn't the suggestion in the show!
There is a way to work it out. I would be rumbled in seconds. It's just that those two are very good liars.I think the discussion above illustrates well how the game itself is just a guessing game
I think this is both a flaw and a strength in the show as a whole.
It's a flaw in that there is real no way of work out who the traitors are and a strength, for the viewer at least, in that it's fascinating watching a group turn on someone for no apparent reason.
I think the discussion above illustrates well how the game itself is just a guessing game
I think this is both a flaw and a strength in the show as a whole.
It's a flaw in that there is real no way of work out who the traitors are and a strength, for the viewer at least, in that it's fascinating watching a group turn on someone for no apparent reason.
What a snake!
I hope they catch him.
Yes. Had exactly the same thought. Once he twigs what has happened he only has one option.[/spoiler]
Statistically it’s vanishingly unlikely that they’d get the first three picks in a row right. But even if they got the first pick right, the traitors would be given the chance to recruit.I am starting to see the cracks a bit though. The scene with Will, Kieran, Meryl and Hannah looked staged as fuck, like something from Love Island, and what happens if the first three picks are the traitors? The rest of the series would just be people doing jobs, so they need to ensure there's at least one traitor in at the end. So if you're a faithful then the game is really just getting to the end (or becoming a traitor).
Wilf has made a huge error. If Keiron says yes, as he surely has to, then he’ll know Wilf isn’t to be trusted. He can throw Wilf under the bus at the round table and everyone will go with it.