bro i’ve been here for like
barely over a day
but i’ve still done a shit ton
How did I contradict myself?
I even said I believe your vote is NAI there, but if I had to stretch a read from it, i’d call it wolfy. Why did you cut my sentence in half lol
Lukundo expressed doubts at the speed of the wagon. When I was catching up I had the same thoughts. Things were too quick for my liking which tends to signal a villager is on the block, or a wolf is being hardbussed. This is >rand to be a villager mindset, as it’s a nautral thought to have, whereas wolves are likely more focused on getting on the wagon in general and remaining firm. Expressing doubt on a runaway wolf wagon is much more likely to come from a villager
Wisp pretty much dies there no matter what unless wolves put in some legwork. Wolves were doing one of two things in my opinion:
- Jumping on the wagon for credibility
or
- Attempting to change the wagon and save Wisp
Lukundo may have gotten off the wagon and expressed doubt but he didn’t shuttle votes elsewhere, and his reasoning for doing so felt like a true genuine concern
You jumping on the wagon fits point 1, as it was runaway by that point and extremely likely that Wisp goes over. Your reasons were mechanical and shallow, but ‘good enough.’ Hence why if I had to stretch it, I’d call it wolfy