wow, you're a cruel hearted bastard thereBrendan wrote:One likely scenario you omit is that there are other people who the uruk-hai didn't want to kill because of their tactics/tendencies/native assumptions, and that Semaj fell into the class of people that the uruk-hai just didn't care about.Newcastle wrote:actually i would think that last game probably had an influence in terms of influencing him as the kill candidate, the scenarios i seeBrendan wrote:With respect to "who would've killed Semaj?", while I'm sure old enmities can come into play, I think it's probably best if we just assume that it was random; there's not much of an opportunity to create tells in the opening moments.
1. It was grund (i kind of doubt it, though would be funny if grund did do such a thing)
2. An attempt at framing grund (person who is doing this has a fear of grund, or wants the spotlight on grund and hence away from them).
3. Wants people talking about the killing of semaj and possible people with motives, when the person who did has no direct/ties motives to wanting to kill Semaj (think team con from last game).
4. Possible person from team corp extracting revenge
5. It was fun just to knock him out on night 1.
So i am actually of the belief there is a reason why someone is knocked out. What it is, who knows. But there is a reason
brendan
to go scouting for us,
i prefer folks who have a bit more compassion for others within the fellowship.