Yep. If anyone wants scum!Blade tips let me know
How do you create false scumteams and get several town under suspicion early without looking especially scummy for it?
I usually pretend that I’m in a bastard multi ball game searching for an opposing wolfteam.
I…I’m not sure if you are serious or not
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Generally by working with what town gives. This is what town me and scum me do.
For example: Geyde says “Alice posted blah blah blah” that’s scummy.
If Alice is town and I want her to look scummy then look at what was said. Assume it’s true then ask or formulate a conclusion.
In that case what are you looking for in the conclusion to be drawn?
This is for town!Math, since I’m not quite sure on a few things from last game.
What exactly was your thought process when figuring the team was Me/Blue?
^^ Example scum Math (will get to your question in a second.)
I looked at what you gave me and was genuinely confused. I didn’t see where you’re coming from but I left it open ended so you would talk more.
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I was sure of one of two things:
Blue was a PR or scum based on how he responded to the whole you should be aggressive bit.
By shading him I could see who townread him without provocation but by doing it badly I could ensure Blue wouldn’t be lynched until and unless I was sure.
Your defense of Blue seemed rather illogical and so I pegged it as potential scumbuddy.
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Plus it also kept attention off of Blue for PRs. Mainly it was a safe gamble regardless.
I am pretty sure you had. There was some association that seemed off that connected it. I don’t remember what exactly.
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It seemed like you were smokescreening based off me starting to push Dat more.
Possibly just misreading.
It was a Dat v Blue + VCA thing yeah. It was an implicit defense not an explicit one. I remember now. A common scum tactic when a buddy is being run up is to make noise elsewhere. So I thought you were defending Blue. That and VCA.
E.g.
X is lynched flips scum
Why did each person vote X? What was the narrative?
Why did Y not vote X? What did they do instead?
Is bussing a likely or unlikely event?
Take last game:
Baz’s claim is either planned or unplanned. Starting from a logical state like this then exploring the only logical options is a good place to start.
Because you’ll eliminate some possible worlds.
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In smaller vanilla games like Purgatory 2 (which imho still broken) leaves a lot of that type of questioning more in depth.