Also, the wording of Cuzz's post above sets off some of my scumtells. The "I have reason to be suspected, but you aren't explaining yourself at all. I'm getting caught for no reason" scumtell to be precise.
Cuzz responds, and I don't like the style of his response, he's pushing back REALLY hard against cases on him (and didn't even get to the main point of the "that isn't the right reason to suspect me" scumtell). I recall scumCuzz flipping out in Switch mafia, and compare this to fade-into-the-night cuzz in Blitz 7 where he was mislynched as town.
I also disagree with the case Galz just made when he voted for me, but I'd hate to refute it and seem too defensive!
Jokey helplessness; this is another scum trait in my eyes. Either ignore the case and move on, or give a defense to it. It's not simply 'giving defenses' that is making Cuzz sound overly defensive and scummy, it's the unwarranted intensity of the defense when a simple one might have sufficed.
Robz, can you make the case that I'm scum without using meta-arguments?
Another "Tell me the good reason to suspect me" tell.
On a completely different note, I know Glooble is known for lurking, but would he really lurk to this degree as town? I haven't played with him outside of a random bastard game, so this is not a rhetorical question.
And here when Cuzz starts bringing up lurker Glooble, I see this as deflection. Galz/Munch/Robz were on Cuzz, I was clearly against him, and the general tone of the thread felt anti-Cuzz. Then it got majorly distracted by Glooble issues.
Note: I cut out parts of shraeye's post.
The deflection thing is what seems the most scummy to me. I can totally see myself doing something like that as scum.
Yes, cuzz's defense seems to be a bit more urgent, bold, defiant and well, defensive than others. Not only does this seem a it scummy to me, but just in general doing this differently from other people is probably scummy.
Shraeye has been making good arguments. People who make good points get town reads. So I think shraeye is town. Same with glooble.