Not really yet, game started at an unfortunate time with irl stuff.
Had to clean up our flat, sleep and now I’m at Uni.
I’m sorta split on Soul atm.
Geyde and Vul keep acting like they usually do, but they’re consistently similar as scum/town. Leaning town on them both for now but it’s not particularly confident.
I’m townleaning Jake for whatever egregious softing they’re doing here, because softing is obviously going to be so beneficial… yay.
His interaction with Datbird is also sufficiently fiery enough that it looks town to me, although I disagree heavily with their read.
I’m saying that I’m unsure on Soul and lean town on Geyde and Vul.
That’s not just hedges, don’t try that Solic.
I’m not in the mood
I’m somewhat alright with this normally reads list like this annoy me but I think kyo has been contributing a lot so I think they have a good idea where the game is going and what people have been doing.
H E D G I N G.
If it’s not hedging, then go deeper and convince me, because you give no reason on why you townlean them.
I mean my wincon is Unseensided, and no I wasn’t necissarily bad twords town the worst thing I did was. Lie about my targets to self preserve a bit
Haven’t really noticed anything that seems AI to me yet, but I’m only at post ~200.
Next class is starting and I don’t want to just dissappear after saying I was going to start catching up.
Someones super smart well in comparison to me. (Lol studying computing in college, so I can work in a ofice job or something simple for the rest of my life because I plan to move in with 2 friends).
I’m generally fine with this but I don’t want your slot to be completely useless.
I can either see this a genuine read or trying to appeal to people.
I mean I’ve done this before as town and I think scum, I don’t follow a strict meta unlike how some people think I operate, I’d like to know which posts are also questionable.
God bless you and anyone who’s on mobile
I can’t be physically on mobile but good thing I have a laptop and recently I got my mummas old computer.
