Now obviously the first post is a joke, but I'm not sure it's a joke someone who prefers voting for people who've made a post would make. Might be hesitant to vote for Taly specifically?
In post 72, usesPython wrote:
Also VT read on Human Sequencer, it'd be odd to ignore a game if there's something interesting happening and since there's no indication of them going V/LA
(And thus clearly everyone that has posted so far must have an interesting role, QED you're all scum)
Also 348 tells me you still haven't figured out how to scumhunt d1 in this setup. Go take a bit to figure out what behaviors are scum gonna exhibit that town aren't and vice versa, it'll help your d1 reads.
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
The more I think about the meta wagon the more I'm not liking it from Kokichi. It seems like a convenient way to turn his RVS vote on me into something serious. It's also something I can't really defend myself against because meta arguments are pretty subjective
It would make sense for Kokichi to come into our second game together wanting me dead. I was able to see through his little town disguise in Death Note at the end, and it led to us winning the game in a situation where town was destined to lose. I feel like that could have caused him to view me as a threat here
Likelihood of scum on my wagon probably goes something like Kokichi > python > Bianco? > HPE
In post 354, usesPython wrote:
Also 348 tells me you still haven't figured out how to scumhunt d1 in this setup. Go take a bit to figure out what behaviors are scum gonna exhibit that town aren't and vice versa, it'll help your d1 reads.
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Don't tell me to "go take a bit" lol wtf? Just tell me what behaviors I should be looking for...
In post 355, Black wrote:
It would make sense for Kokichi to come into our second game together wanting me dead. I was able to see through his little town disguise in Death Note at the end, and it led to us winning the game in a situation where town was destined to lose. I feel like that could have caused him to view me as a threat here
How'd the Kokichi wagon form that game?
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
It wasn't a Kokichi wagon. That game was weird because town had to eliminate one particular wolf to win. StD was that wolf and Kokichi was his buddy. I was able to link Kokichi and StD together which eventually confirmed StD as the big bad
It wasn't a Kokichi wagon. That game was weird because town had to eliminate one particular wolf to win. StD was that wolf and Kokichi was his buddy. I was able to link Kokichi and StD together which eventually confirmed StD as the big bad
How'd the StD wagon form that game?
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
I voted for him after he tried to claim follower (what Kokichi was)
Basically I made a case why StD made sense as Kira (the big bad) and he immediately tried to claim follower. I wasn't buying it, but it was hard convincing everyone else until I figured out that Kokichi was the actual follower. Then we voted StD and GG
In post 364, Black wrote:
I voted for him after he tried to claim follower (what Kokichi was)
Basically I made a case why StD made sense as Kira (the big bad) and he immediately tried to claim follower. I wasn't buying it, but it was hard convincing everyone else until I figured out that Kokichi was the actual follower. Then we voted StD and GG
Why are you asking?
If we're judging threats to scum then read accuracy is pretty much irrelevant if it isn't backed by the ability to form wagons. I was asking since you seemed to be widely tr'd early in DN and that's the easiest way to get a wagon going. Pretty much looking to see how much sense your "Kokichi feels threatened" theory makes sense (I don't think it's that good of a theory)
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
It's not a great theory and almost impossible to prove, but it's a thought I had when thinking about who scum might be on my wagon and why they would want me limmed over meta
It definitely makes sense though regardless if it's a good theory or not. I have gone into games as a wolf with this exact mindset. I try to get rid of people that might recognize my scum game
In post 367, Black wrote:
It definitely makes sense though regardless if it's a good theory or not. I have gone into games as a wolf with this exact mindset. I try to get rid of people that might recognize my scum game
That's what the nightkill is for isn't it? Why go for a "Flip Black and then flip me if Black flips town" gambit as scum here?
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
Like if Kokichi didn't pull meta on you you'd have probably been townread enough that any n1 nightkill on you could have easily been explained away by "Black felt obvtown"
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Plural | Nameless (They/He) and Alice (She/Her) and C (They/Them) and more
In post 371, usesPython wrote:
Yeah but then it loses them even more town points if you flip town. Unless you just slipped?
Do you actually think I'm getting flipped off of a meta case today? Because I don't, and I guarantee you Kokichi doesn't either. He ends D1 with a net gain in town points, and doesn't lose any until I flip town
In fact I'll go so far as to say the only reason to suggest a gambit like that D1 on a gut read is to gain town points. And who would want to gain town points more than anyone? Scum
