I mean I’m fairly confident in my TR on Pig so if they get a wagon going on Shirt I may join it.
If you’re not super confident on them being town, why are you talking like they can’t possibly be scum? It sounds like you’re trying to pocket them to me.
The only W on there that I can see RN is Lock.
Why is Hamster V? I haven’t really seen them do anything.
I don’t have much of a read on them to be honest.
EoD is in 3 hours or so I believe.
No questions, I said. Why do you think so? What do you think about the other two?
When did I say they can’t possibly be scum?
Like I feel allot of the stuff they have done comes allot from a Town PoV rather then a Scum.
I’m not entirely sure no.
But I’m fairly sure. Like about 70% sure they are town maybe 80%.
If you want to talk about Pocketing how do we know you aren’t pocketing Eggplant?
Of course it’s wide. It’s D1. What do you expect?
Hamster is like not really doing much?
How confident are you in your Hamster V exactly?
I think France has been Townie and I’ve Mindmelt with Moon.
0% if you ask me. The chances of you being a villager are low at best I think.
I agree. It does.
Well ISO Cloud then.
No one’s doing much. Are you saying they’ve done nothing AI, or do you find them wolfy?
Why is France townie? Could you elaborate on the mindmeld?
Why?
They’ve done nothing AI.
How strong is your read on Hamster from 1%-100%.
France just hasn’t felt wolfy to me at all as for the Mindmelt with Moon it was regarding our feelings regarding Cloud.
Why does not being wolfy = being townie?
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It makes perfect sense if you think about it for a second. If you keep on changing how you act, you make it easier for scum to steal your identity because they can just point out that they’re trying a different way of acting when someone points out that they’re acting differently then they did the previous day and town would be less likely to try different ways of acting for that reason.
I mean I like how they have went about stuff as it wasn’t In a wolfy way but more in a towny way.