To be fair, I think I played very close to my town self up until the massclaim approached, so I think anything you see there is just confirmation bias. Well, I avoided interacting with Jake, because his thought process confuses me, and I was scared I would end up forcing myself to vote for the Moon King. After the massclaim, the number of options open to scum that didn't lead to an automatic loss down the line were heavily reduced, so that's when my play was heavily affected by my alignment. Also, blitz. Not enough time to reread and look for things.
I think something I disliked about the setup is that even if everybody thinks a specific scum is town, scum can still lose. It forces your hand a whole lot more than in normal mafia games. If early on town targets the Moon King, there is nothing scum can do, they just lose.
I think quickhammers are definitely a thing in this setup, but only when two scum are online at the same time. Three, that's too hard. But two can pass by way faster than any one can react. You need town already in the wagon to see what's happening, not just any town. But yeah, the early concern was overblown (I did vote Lalight over it).
Also, Jake, you need to learn to stay focused under pressure. You flailed a lot this morning. :p When I told you to vote, I don't think I told you to vote for SA, just to vote. The more votes around, the better the chances that town ends up at L-2.
For the record, 3v3, as defined in the setup, is an unavoidable win for scum. If that had been changed after the fact, I would have been extremely annoyed. Possibly the game would be better with forced lynches, but you can't just change the rules mid game...
Oh, and gkrieg was extremely scary as IC. Pretty much every time he asked a question I started sweating :p It's uh fortunate that he wasn't online that often.