Shraeye is 100% not town, but there's a moderate chance that he's survivor-flavoured rather than mafia-flavoured.
I think shraeye has a lower chance to flip Survivor than any given other player has to flip town.
You're basing this certainty on extra info you have that you're still not sharing with the thread, and that you didn't mention in last night's QT, though, right? Or did I actually miss something?
No, I'm basing this on information that has been shared.
So this is the points about denying there was anything in the QT from N2, and then also not revealing that he ought to have received a "blocked" notification N1 as well?
I agree it's suspicious, and you've outed him as non-town because of it, but I don't think it's definitively mafia-flavoured rather than survivor-flavoured.
Shraeye's version of events is that he wasn't checking his QT because he didn't think he could be targetted, and didn't want to activate his role at that point, I think. I can believe that someone in that position would just not think to check for random QT invitations in that instance, becuase I did just that on N3. Maybe Shraeye's mind should perhaps have been more focused on it during D2, when he could have checked his QT and found he'd been targeted N1, once Galz revealed that he had random people pulled into a QT, and others seemed to be supporting that story.
OTOH, as a scum-faction player, Shraeye would have had to have gone to the QT site in order to converse in the scum QT at night anyway, so he'd have been
more likely to notice a mesage in his personal QT than survivor!Shraeye overall. Or is that just reflecting the way I handle my QTs, and not the general pattern for others? However, as a red-scum, he'd also have more incentive to deny having been affected by other people's actions, hence the denial about having seen messages/been targeted etc.
I think your inference is that the scum-faction scenario sounds less unlikely, and that a priori if we have a red-scum faction, the individual chance of Shraeye belonging to that faction is higher than the chance of him being a suvivor, therefore you believe overwhelmingly that he's most likely to be scum. Does this sum it up adequately?