Alright, diving back in. Apologies for the wall post, I need to catch up.
First,
Unvote. I actually like the naked vote here. Not writing this one off, self-voting is scummy, especially when you use it to complain about "how bad the arguments against you are", but I'm willing to let things develop.
Silver, why you gotta do this to me. I was kind of town reading you, but these two things set off a billion warning bells:
Hydrad also isn't the worst lynch anyway. He always makes me nervous since holiday mafia
This is one of my favorite scum strategies when voting for someone. Tell them how good their play are. It accomplishes many things:
- It makes them feel warm and fuzzy about you, so inherently deflects attention (awww, he really likes my play! Warm fuzzies~)
- It inherently excuses a town flip (Oh I can't read him anyway)
- It's a really weak vote. That can sometimes be playstyle, but town tends to vote stronger than scum. As a wagon vote with this reasoning... bad juju.
In short, this evaporated every bit of townread I had, and then some.
The lynchpool thing is nicely town, but this site seems to depend on meta a lot, meaning town-like behaviors are going to have to be replicated. So can anyone tell me if this is Silver's normal approach? If so it goes alignment neutral. (the Jimmmmm vote was super bad though) Anyway, that's not what I'm here to talk about.
And I thought I had a good record for spelling people's names right too...
This game needs to get moving though.
This guy has been nuzzling at the side of the game, providing commentary and questions, but never engaging. Every. Then this. This is not a town thought process. Town think "I should get the game going!" They only react like this when they're trying to move the game forward and it's still not moving (it comes across as town frustration). Gin? Gin has lots of interesting observations that could move the game forward. The idea that the WW wagon is bad, and the Seprix is scummy for pushing it? Great way to move things forward. His observation that "short days are pro-scum". Neutral theorycrafting. Can he use it to find scum on the Awaclus wagon? Didn't even try.
Scum thought process: "I don't have enough information to position myself properly" = "The game needs to get moving." Not "I should move the game" because Gin knows he's fairly well positioned, he wants other people to move it forward for him so he can position himself on the wagon he wants.
Vote: Ichimaru Gin