You WERE extremely lucky. You outed Trespoe who happened to be the seer, but you were clueless when you did.
Trespoe's obvious support for Randy the previous day is what we like to call a clue. Obviously you did not see it....as you are clueless. A process of elimination, as well as looking at those who supported Randy, led me to deduce that Tres was a good JL suspect. I was correct. Obviously deductive reasoning is difficult for you, so I understand why you might think it was just a random choice.
Let's sum up how things went: you made meta-game hunts which rang the bell of randy. He had you scanned you knew about it. You went berserk on some random player. This is what you did. The rest is about external factors that turned your decision into a valid move.
Nothing I do is random. Nothing. When people accuse me of randomness I do not take it lightly. Trespoe was the best JL suspect available. You did not see that because you are clueless.
You put us in danger by selecting your hunts.
Incorrect. Perhaps I got myself scanned a day earlier, but thats it. I did not endanger anyone.
Let's assume Trespoe had not been the seer (you had no possibility, neither did you know when you made your move). So we manage to get him lynched. So what. We're down to 10 vs 3. Let's assume Reis91 isn't auto-lynched. The game would've gone far more days. And since you rose the suspicion towards us, it'd had been pretty pretty tight for us. I reckon before dying Randy transmitted a suspect list and was somewhat accurate.
You seem to have difficulty understanding this, so I will go slow.
I....WAS.....ALREADY.....DEAD! The only question was when or how. Whether Tres was the Seer or not, guaranteeing that another two villagers were killed before I was lynched was the correct move. I could either die and get nothing in return, or I could die and take a good JL suspect and Randy with me.
We DEFINITELY were lucky and you can't claim you made such a genius move. You were lucky, we were lucky and we pulled that off by pure luck. You outed the seer by chance, the JL lost a player by auto-lynch. Period.
Again, nothing I do is random, and it was not pure luck. New players often make this mistake since they do not know any better. It was not a genius move. It was simply a competent move that was the correct course of action to be taken at that point. You claiming otherwise is ignorance of how this game works.
You can state I'm just a newbie and all,
Fine. You are a newbie and it shows.
I don't care, I'm realistic about it. I was lucky to win that one. And I'm persuaded your move isn't a valid strategy, at least not a winning strategy.
There are two objectives in this game. Destroying the enemy, and surviving. If one is impossible, then I concentrate entirely on the second. In this case, I was not going to surivive this game no matter what if I did not get the Seer before Day 3 or so. Once that became clear, I concentrated on killing as many villagers as possible. Whether Tres was the Seer or not was completely irrelevant in deciding whether or not I made the right move. Taking two goodies with me was the correct decision, whether he was JL or not