Anyway I heavily townread Eli because…
I got three responses to my question at the same time and his was the most unorthodox of the three, and I found that villagery because I don’t associate wolf!cloned with unorthodox thought… anywhere, anytime, really.
But again, this isn’t a read I’m particularly confident about.
You’re treating this far more seriously than you ought, considering I’ve just said it was half-serious.
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/vote Leafia
it means
“i townread cloned”
and then you go
“why would a villager slap a townread on somebody this early”
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Vote Count
| Vote Target | Voted By | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Vulgard | clonedcheese | 1/8 |
| Leafia | EliThePsycho | 1/8 |
| Not Voting | Aelin, thepigeonnyc, Leafia, January, Vulgard, Marluxion, Zone_Q11, Silviu200530, min, City, Nuclear_Rehab, WindwardAway, Clownzu | 13 |
That actually makes a lot of sense honestly. I find it somewhat likely that you’re a villager here. Your motivation just feels really villagery.
Actually, explain why my read is a problem? Because:
You’re immediately assuming I’m right and cloned is indeed a villager, and that I’m trying to pocket him, just because I townread him for a question I asked for the very purpose of getting potentially AI responses (even if slightly so).
We haven’t even hit 50 posts yet.
How did you get there?
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okay
i know what happened
leafia is doing the same thing they did in SFoL 67
they TMI’d so many things
Well this is overwhelming. I haven’t played in months, yet it feels like ages.
…I stare at this screen for minutes, not knowing what to say.
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If you read what I said a bit earlier, you’d know that I admitted that you had a point about what I said and why are you suddenly pushing so hard on me?
Him pushing you for spotting a contradiction in your thought process makes him a villager and not an opportunistic wolf… why, exactly?
I don’t necessarily disagree, but I’d like to know how you got there. And yes, I know we’re in the first 100 posts and “gut” is a likely answer. I still need to ask, though.
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