D&D 5E (2014) Survivor Alignment: LN imposes order!

[Yunru]

To vote blitzkrieg I had to not vote earlier in the day. Calling it poor sportsmanship is... poor sportsmanship.

Not that I even did but...

 

[Yunru]

Well it said yesterday on both posts. Guess you could post twice, if you post at 11:59PM and 0:01AM the next day...

Mhmm. Except your numbers are off. GMT+1 baby.

 

[lowkey13]

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[EzekielRaiden]

To vote blitzkrieg I had to not vote earlier in the day. Calling it poor sportsmanship is... poor sportsmanship.

Not that I even did but...

Okay so, to be clear: Does this mean that there were substantially more than 24 hours--like, close to 48--between your previous vote, and the first of those two votes? That would be something of a different story. Still rubs me the wrong way--purely tactical voting, designed to ram an option off the list at the last minute, creates a huge incentive for everyone to vote that way, at which point everyone is really voting twice every 48-ish hours rather than once every 24...

Though I've already expressed my issues with this style of "runoff" elsewhere.

Edit:
It was entertaining though, Lowkey, so at least we had that.

 

[Yunru]

Okay so, to be clear: Does this mean that there were substantially more than 24 hours--like, close to 48--between your previous vote, and the first of those two votes? That would be something of a different story. Still rubs me the wrong way--purely tactical voting, designed to ram an option off the list at the last minute, creates a huge incentive for everyone to vote that way, at which point everyone is really voting twice every 48-ish hours rather than once every 24...

Though I've already expressed my issues with this style of "runoff" elsewhere.

Edit:
It was entertaining though, Lowkey, so at least we had that.

Have another look at those numbers:

Yunru: yesterday 1:48AM and 11:46PM

That's almost exactly 23 hours apart. Tell me how that's blitzkrieging.

 

[Aenghus]

It's hilariously appropriate that a victory for LN ends in a dispute over exact procedure and rules lawyering. Even in the midst of Law there is Chaos.

 

[Panartias]

It's hilariously appropriate that a victory for LN ends in a dispute over exact procedure and rules lawyering. Even in the midst of Law there is Chaos.

Exactly what I was thinking!

But isn't it fitting that Law trumps over Good by interpreting the rules (or loopholes thereof)

Anyway, Lowkey13 declared LN winner - so I'm all for leaving it at that and have a LN Half-Elven Bard as our mister popular.

I'll even give you a victory song!

 

[Panartias]

"He's a lawyer for hire -
- they call him the best!
He only cares for his Clients -
- doesn't care for the rest!

He's a lawyer for hire,
beware of his wrath!
With his wit and his sword,
he defeats even faith!

He's a lawyer for hire,
the best in his field,
he bends even laws,
untill everything yield(s)

 

[lowkey13]

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[Panartias]

Well, your song is good too, Lowkey13!

So Harvey the attorney - half-elf bard and lawyer. Actually an intresting character-concept! He can sway the vote of the Jury with his performance and wouldn't even be helpless in duels.