hi galz! i feel like this reputation i've somehow garnered of "literally on point with nearly everything" is both inaccurate and unhelpful for me (you'd think i'd, like, win games ever if i was that good), and yet it's not the first time i've heard it. i don't like it, and it also feels futile to fight it; what am i supposed to do, make intentional mistakes? pay less attention?
i had legitimately not put it together that the wincon was different from normal until faust pointed it out; i assumed it was just an equivalent phrasing for the normal wincon and not put much thought into it.
and while it is true that it is unusual for me to claim quickly/unprompted (have I ever partially claimed d1 before? i don't think so), i did claim quickly at the start of d2 in BM29, which you were in (if dead at the time). i claimed here bc my role is verging on bastard territory and is likely to make me look bad if i use it. so i figure maybe it'd be more helpful to be public about that ahead of time? and also because the conversation was lagging, and i felt like i didn't have anything to talk about.
So this is the post. I don't like the part where cayvie thinks the way to fight a good reputation is to play worse. The true way to fight it is to live up to it, because if you don't you get lynched, that's what a reputation is. I also don't like the "you'd think I'd win" part, being on point on things isn't being on point on reads, and that's really the goal of this game. The comparison to BM29 also feels out of place and it's a completely different scenario, with there someone had basically claimed a guilty result on cayvie and so she claimed in response. Talking about a claim isn't talking about something that can get you reads, or get the game going, making a case is. I don't like the "?" near the end, expresses doubt which is not what you want to show, but is a truth scum like to say.
The throwaway defense about not noticing the wincon and later saying she usually notices it also feels contradictory, but when I voted based on this post it was fine, honestly neither did I, I just noticed the thing that was incredibly useful in the prequel game.
So that's, I think, all I scumread from that post. It's a lot, so I voted, but I honestly just needed the first part about playing worse. Town is optimistic. Scum is pessimistic. This is something I've noticed, town has to stay positive to win, scum doesn't.