I actually get this read and I think it’s valid overall, so I’m just gonna go through it real quick.
Not sure how I interacted with you in a different way. Maybe because I read you as a solid villager and I needed help to fight my wolfreads, so I tried to get you engaged because you were actually playing. That’s pretty much what I felt I needed to do, because I didn’t have enough support in the thread. I needed villagers to help me vote out the wolves. I still do.
The fact me and Marshal have opposite viewpoints meaning we’re V/V… I would honestly like to understand why you townread Marshal. I’ve already explained how he TMId the top 2 wagons day 2 as V/V in my opinion, and he has also said some statements which showcased a wolfy perspective in my opinion. You can probably find that in my ISO somewhere. I just don’t think his perspective is a villagery one. Despite V reading Braixen, he loudly defended him, but didn’t actually defend him (didn’t push me, his wolfread, over him). I felt like that was incredibly performative and never a villagery thing to do.
I’m mentioning being outside of my wolfrange because I thought it was quite obvious. I have never once fabricated a super deep read as a wolf, because I just can’t do it. Might not be the best argument for why I’m a villager, but it’s something nobody’s been able to counter and as such I’ve been recurrently using it. I’m just not a wolf here. Wolf!me would probably be panicking right now under all of the pressure. In LotR I cracked hard when the thread turned against me. Here I’m basically screaming back at the screamers, which most likely isn’t helping my position if I’m wolfing. In fact, I would be more motivated to be reasonable as a wolf here, because if I don’t manage to sway the thread about my alignment, me and my team might be toast. My POV is that I’m right and I’m being shouted down by the wolves. And unfortunately, I haven’t been able to change my mind overnight. I did think about it, and I reached the same conclusions as before, mostly.
I’m not proud of my ability to swap playstyles on a whim. It’s not something I’m proud of. Frankly, I hate it. I hate the fact I’m not able to develop a distinct playstyle that works, is perfectly functional regardless of my alignment, leads to me being townread and lynching people of the opposite alignment. I just don’t have that right now. I flip between different tones and styles of play because I’m looking for the perfect one, still unable to find it. It’s like a perpetual “adventure” which I’m slowly, but surely, hating more and more. This part of my response most likely doesn’t really help you figure out my alignment, because I think it’s completely NAI, but it’s true. I will reiterate postgame that this paragraph is all true, and my greatest frustration with FM as of right now. The game isn’t at fault. It’s me.
Anyway, to the last part.
…There is no last part, just a statement that you would love to see me as a villager here. And I get that. In fact, I think it’s a villagery PoV here, because you’re evaluating me instead of treating me as a lock lynch. And I realize that I haven’t exactly done the same thing to Poss/Marshal. But that’s because I did it throughout day 2, I looked at their EoDs and whatnot. I think Marshal pretty much outed himself as wolf by selfvoting when he could, from his point of view, save a villager. He wasn’t even angry about the Grand Trial on a villager, just a little frustraed, which didn’t seem right. As for Possessed… I mostly wolfread him by association with Marshal, which is probably a mistake. But that’s also why I want to lynch Marshal first. I really don’t think he’s been playing like a villager. I just don’t see it. Maybe I’m tunneled, I don’t know. But I’ve seen some really damning stuff and a wolfy perspective, which I’ve already explained. Didn’t see a villagery one. Or at least, not enough of it.
Should I go on?
