… a law course for a software engineer
i wasn’t in engineering at that point, i just had to fulfill some general requirements and for whatever reason instead of taking a political science course i ended up in a constitutional law course that i absolutely hated
Again, this is the problem. I don’t even know what vote from me would be considered “awful” by the village. But at the same time, I would want to vote a wolf, and if my read doesn’t agree with the village, a villager might vote me.
The risk is enormous. I’d have to vote someone who, I think, is a likely wolf, but also someone who every villager considers a more likely wolf than me, and I don’t think such a player exists.
You are goading me to vote despite my explanation why I don’t want to vote, and it’s wolfy, by the way.
Your explanation is that it puts pressure on you and that people are likely to vote you over the other party
When I have already stated that I’m not voting you unless the target is god-awful. Theres not that many god-awful targets.
That’s really the only part I care about because a literal single vote on me from a villager is game-losing. I haven’t been able to clear myself. Me voting first here as potentially the wolfiest villager (depending on who the villagers are, and based on thread perception of me now) is a horrible idea for that reason.
does vul usually ate as town/wolf
Yes, I know that voting order strats rely on two wolfiest players crossvoting. The problem is that I don’t see myself winning that crossvote regardless of who the other player ends up being because there’s too much suspicion on me and not enough suspicion on any other slot. So from my perspective, I’m not too confident in this.
I’ll still do it if everyone insists on it, but if I have a say in this, I’d prefer not to.