Find your first mistake from said game and focus solely on fixing that.
Most of the time they’re connected. If you fix one little thing you might end up finding a solution to others.
Youre a really good player. Don’t let a few crappy games define you
Says the person who literally got voted as a representative in the Championships.
Sending Emilia to Championships would be cheating because she’s always locktown.
I cleared a wolf and ran with them to LyLo, never questioning why they didn’t get nightkilled despite being a consensus TR.
Wolves made wtf kills to justify this.
The fundamental issue with my play is that my reads are not very good on average. I have flashes of genius, but generally speaking, I’m not really good at reading people.
As for other aspects of the game, I’m much better. But reading is important and I gotta figure out how to raise my reads above >rand.
I liked them.
and still do
Also we both jumped on a wolf in the first 50 posts of a game. Too bad they were the wolf’s partner.
I thought we mindmelded, but really it was a wolf doing wolf distancey things and I misread it as suspicious town.
you generally don’t seem to dislike me, and yet you have a p e r f e c t s o u l r e a d on me
Something that i absolutely need to work on (and maybe it could help you too, vul) is trying to separate the… “person” from the slot.
If i like a person, im more likely to read their slot as town
If i dislike a person, im more likely to read into everything they say and likely shove em in the poe
Basically im an emotion/feelings-lead piece of shit and that doesnt help in social deduction games 
In my case. I think not being starting wolf so far hurts my performance playing these games.
I don’t even know what I am, really? I can have godlike reads and (more often) I have bad reads. Not sure what causes it. It feels like there are different reasons every time.
