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[Fujishiro]

i'd like to think wolf sparkles could lol.

what do u think?

 

[Sparkles]

sparkles vibing town imo

this is probably town Fuji

why?

How does having Prof around increase my trustworthy factor?

he has helped me read u in like two games now, one in which i wasn't sure in the beginning (supernatural)

 

[Fujishiro]

X

 

[Sparkles]

ok guillo.

 

[Fujishiro]

 

[Yoho]

Why'd you single him out?

First name i saw when I was asking

 

[Fujishiro]

ok guillo.

 

[Yoho]

Tell me. Are you scum?

Unfortunately no

 

[Sparkles]

i wanna say fuji's 66 posts on day one are more indicative of him being town, guy has more posts then me and that's hard to do when i'm town.

not a tell i know of for sure, but it could be.

 

[Fujishiro]

Unvote

 

[Arne Slot]

why?

he has helped me read u in like two games now, one in which i wasn't sure in the beginning (supernatural)

aside from his general activity that post required enough thought that it indicates he at least somewhat gives a shit

 

[Sparkles]

oh boo, don't take it personal bb.

 

[Fujishiro]

 

[Hayumi]

Do you not think wolf Sparkles would be capable of doing something like that?

I’ve never played with them to my knowledge so I have no idea what their usual meta is like. Double voting in itself is NAI but I’d say I’ve seen it more often than not as a townie ability.

But I’m confused at where you’re getting at with this first question. If you think it would be a good “capable” type of play to jump in thread and claim it right away as scum, wouldn’t that mean you also find it inherently townie?

How exactly would a wolf be able to use a double vote for a mate's advantage if then double vote itself is exposed almost immediately?

In a world where votes start piling on a non scum obviously, if there’s a large wagon a double vote could very easily go unnoticed at first, and certainly not accurately traced back if you were smart with votes but I get your point. I could see how it would be an optimal play.

 

[Sparkles]

so i'm ok with giving fooj a town lean.

i liked the way he came at me after i voted him, felt town. especially as he rescinded early and didn't double down. plus his activity looks good i'd wager.

 

[Sparkles]

aside from his general activity that post required enough thought that it indicates he at least somewhat gives a shit

yeah i can agree with you here. good shit.

 

[Hayumi]

I’ve never played with them to my knowledge so I have no idea what their usual meta is like. Double voting in itself is NAI but I’d say I’ve seen it more often than not as a townie ability.

But I’m confused at where you’re getting at with this first question. If you think it would be a good “capable” type of play to jump in thread and claim it right away as scum, wouldn’t that mean you also find it inherently townie?


In a world where votes start piling on a non scum obviously, if there’s a large wagon a double vote could very easily go unnoticed at first, and certainly not accurately traced back if you were smart with votes but I get your point. I could see how it would be an optimal play.

To clarify I’m not saying scum would go the whole game without claiming it obviously lol, just don’t necessarily see why they would do it in the fashion that Sparkles did.

 

[Hayumi]

Anyways moving on from that @Yoho you picked out someone to question and then disappeared. Thoughts so far?

 

[Arne Slot]

In a world where votes start piling on a non scum obviously, if there’s a large wagon a double vote could very easily go unnoticed at first, and certainly not accurately traced back if you were smart with votes but I get your point. I could see how it would be an optimal play.

very short shelf life on that play, have literally never seen it in 14 years of mafia

 

[Hayumi]

very short shelf life on that play, have literally never seen it in 14 years of mafia

I suppose in this type of setup it would definitely have a very short life yah. Seen it done successfully plenty in role madness and games with larger amounts of people.