First, have one of the Radiants turn traitor, and then figure out a way to inform the other side. When they vote to eliminate the traitor, as long as the votes are more than half, they can directly execute the target.
Of course, unity within the base is very important in this game. They can also choose not to eliminate the traitor and wait for them to turn back again next time.
But the black team's members are too complicated: nine Radiants, ten Glass People, among which the Radiants are divided into two factions. The entire camp has at least three different mindsets!
And voting takes place in separate, closed-off voting rooms.
The strong may be able to kill indiscriminately and take revenge, but they can't directly control the votes.
This game is not about having more people in the base; there are four different voting mechanisms! The more mixed the people at the start, the more chaotic the voting will be.
From this perspective, our white team has a considerable advantage.
