I totally expected wolves to push you if you didn’t have a redcheck d2. That’s why I’m saying that your redchecks cracked the game wide open.
Then Cloned could’ve done sellswordy things. He was decently townread for his CRich push (which came from a place of no TMI, so it made some sense to read it as genuine).
the W/W was honestly really good and it got us through the day
but yeah
stuff happend
and me fucking up my night action cost us the game.
in the hindsight that i was the attack and convert target n1, this is gold
i considered a fake wisp (iirc i decided on neut, funny enough) on you D2 but then decided i didnt really want to RT you
I WAS GONNA STOP AFTER D1 BUT THEN I GOT PUT INTO N1 ALLIES AND DIDN’T KNOW WHEN TO STOP
AAAA
I can’t even blame any groupscum for doing this, it’s so, so much easier and frequently sufficient to win.
I mean
TBE`s intro and first 20 posts were quite bad.
i did “Revaluate d2” on that read
What did you think was bad about them? I didn’t see anything overtly wolfy about TBE’s posts.
Fun Fact: Only halfway through N1 Allies chat did I realise it was the exact FoL 24 wolfteam.
Also, everyone in it wasn’t opposed to dying.
top 3 townreads includes starting cult
bottom 2 is the GK and fucking prince
gamer moment
WAIT I NEVER NOTICED THAT
AYAYA
Him stopping the RT was not great, him starting the prince discussion was also bad.
If i was town, he would have been in my scumleans from those early posts
his posts later that day were much better tbh
I feel like it’s important to keep in mind that TBE had never randed scum here before, so if it were his first rand, there would usually be a notable difference.
This doesn’t apply to some players, but it applies to most. Anstreim doesn’t have this problem because he’s experienced enough with powerwolfing to fix any tone issues, and his V playstyle is laid back (as such, easier to replicate as a wolf).
My take was that these things could’ve come from town who doesn’t know any better. Like… too overt, if that makes sense?
I feel like I described this poorly, but my point is, he’s an exception to a generally correct rule.
