When I went into spec chat:
“Ah shit Appel is scum, Seth is scum, who’s the last one? Spak or Wind?”
Wind
Ah chocolate dessert.
What shouldve been a red flag is how willing I was to hammer that many times in a row. Sure, I’ve hammered as town, but I learned by lesson after the JoAT game and wouldn’t have actually hammered 4 times without trying to stop it.
It’s NAI in most cases, but I was on the wagons every single time they got hammered lol
RIP
You spewed yourself town though, so we would’ve found another way to kill you kek
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I think the biggest red flag is that you weren’t even trying to appear like you’re scumhunting
You pushed people over being Arsonist/“who’s the most likely to be fakeclaiming”/probably other examples but I’m too lazy to look for them
I guess the thing for me was that I knew I could get caught easily for that, but I just continued on because I thought it would be way wolfier if I acted caught rather than just blowing it off and continuing to push agenda. I figured out between Quantum Mafia and this game that there’s a line to draw between when to act like town and when to just act like a wolf anyway lol.
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@astand Ty for hosting
The setup other than the gotcha of battler is one of the best I’ve played in in terms of role quality
The rolecards especially you can tell took a ton of effort. Mad props
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there is a difference between town pushing and scum pushing
however noticeable it ends up being I wouldn’t ever use ‘this is NAI’ unless it’s very explicitly NAI in pretty much every circumstance
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idk, I’ve been accused of agenda pushing as town so I’m not entirely sure I’ve learned the difference yet lol
I guess that will come with time, though
The ones you were town?
Not really agenda pushing
It was blatant willaging whaddya mean :3
check Shortnight 2. I tunnelled incredibly hard and got accused of pushing agenda lol
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LMAO why the hell
what
i was dead for half the game
and when i wasnt dead i was willaging lmaoooo
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