Chaosraven wrote:How about if we run scoop
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
For the late-arrivers, here's the post where, to my eyes, Chaosraven gives it up that he's a Rebel.
I had already mentioned up-thread that Scoop surviving to N-1 earlier possibly meant a lack of Yoda. Numerous folks disagreed with me, and I concur with that. Yoda and Dooku cast that overvote once per day, and it is immovable when cast. The train on Scoop built over a span of 12 hours, and if Yoda wasn't around it's possible he didn't get a vote in, or didn't see a buried rules clarification that the overvoters can set a conditional with bb2112 to place their vote when X gets to N-1. The assumption made by multiple posters was that Scoop's survival by no means precluded the presence of Yoda in the game.
And then CR posts this, making it pretty clear that he has knowledge that Yoda isn't in the game. That's damning, strikes one and two.
Then when asked to clarify...
Chaosraven wrote:You guys are such Dorks. R2D2 isn't going to waste his one time on this, regardless of Scoops alignment. Yoda and Dooku can overvote every day. If scoop is rebel, yoda won't (as it just gives us his teammate), if scoop is empire it tells us Yoda exists. As *I* stated earlier, it would be silly for Dooku to use it as he has no way of knowing which scoop is and eliminates one vote from the voting pattern. HOWEVER if he wished us to know he exists he could do so either privately or publicly. With a possible Thrawn and possible Boba Fett to protect it'd be his call.
The gist of that? CR suggests that Dooku let "us" know he's in-game, even though we don't know whether or not Yoda is. In other words, if Scoop gets to N-1 and suddenly we hear "That's enough for a lynch", those of us in the Empire don't know whether it was Dooku, Yoda, or even possibly R2 that put him over...but the Rebels know whether Yoda is in the game and if he is who his overvote is on. In other words, in CR's cockamamie (a fine Mad Magazine word, that!) scheme, the Rebels stand to gain plenty of info, the Empire...not so much.
"It's my manner, sir. It looks insubordinate, but it isn't, really."