[FoL] EFoL 3 - Cult Wins

if you wanna do a full on read lists with reasoning knock yourself out. However don’t expect town points from me for doing it.

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*Explanation <—

ok new rule
Read lists are NAI, regardless of effort.

I wish the game started in a new thread. Would help with ISOs a bit.

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No reads lists are a good way of gathering your overall thoughts and looking back on things. I do it for myself mainly but it’s good to share it with people and your thought process behind things.

No, no,

and no

Maybe there should be a new term like HHF (High hanging fruit]) which basically means the opposite of LHF?

(Okay I will actually do stuff again)

Readlists are making yourself easier to read, you can easily check them for their intentions.

fair, i just dislike read lists. It’s just me tbh

Woah soulshade has 134 TOWN READ

keep in mind postle count doesn’t mean content, just because it looks nice.

This is pretty obvious.

I dislike reads list without real content.

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I do agree with the effort part being NAI (Like Alice can make super detailed reads and still be scum) unless it’s applied onto a newbie

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But It’s sad that you pointed it out now everyones going to avoid making scummy reads lists.

its not about effort its about tmi and intentions

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yea, generally effort in readlists should be NAI. Unless its like a first time player

It depends on the intention and depends on what kind of effort, people tend to like effort because it helps town but of course it can be used just for easy towns cred

E.g. there are even players who are liking playing evils more than BD… if they put effort in it, it could be even a light scumlean ^^

Yeah that’s why I agreed with Kai on effort being NAI.

(Also, lag I hate you)

To all the people called Soul low hanging fruits

who’s the scum trying to push them?

Reads lists are good imo still like I said it helps you gather thoughts on each person and helps others clearly see how they stand with someone.

Also lets others be more critical of your reasoning behind the read.

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