Ash, why would you rather lynch yourself than no-lynch today?
In most instances (disregrding your read on me) do you think no-lynch would be preferably with 8 alive and no additional kills / kill blocking?
I get the feeling that I must die to get everyone to see the light that I'm telling the truth. If that's what it takes to catch you, I am willing to do it, and feel like it's better than waiting. That's why.
From a pure theory perspective, I understand the appeal of a no lynch today. It provides the remaining PR with an opportunity. It reduces the pool of possible mislynches by one night kill. I also see the risks: the PR could be NK'ed, obviously, or scum could force our hand by no-killing.
Here's something to remember in all this. According to someone, we have a 50% chance we have a psychologist. That role says that, if scum have already performed a kill, they return as innocent. Given we've had two kills and there are only two scum, it is VERY possible that the psychologist is a named VT at this point. Sure, one scum could have done both kills, but with the Watcher dead, they had no reason not to spread the kills out to ensure maximum safety. Even if nkirbit did the N1 kill, the N3 kill can be done by the one who hasn't killed yet, and they will return innocent to the psychologist, given yuma's order of resolution has investigations AFTER killing.
Actually, the psychologist is guaranteed to NEVER catch scum at this point in the game. So scum has the 50% chance there's a Detective in the game, which of course is deadly to them, and 50% chance we're all VTs.
Scum has a 1/6 chance of killing the PR, reads notwithstanding.
They might decide that the distraction of no-kill is worth it, given only a 1/6 chance of hitting a 50% PR. It's basically 1/12 chance they kill the Detective, if there is one.
So, if we can bank on scum killing tonight, and killing a VT/Psychologist, then a No Lynch is helpful to town.
If scum kills the Detective, or no-kills, a No Lynch is not helpful to town.