No, I have zero reason why you’d think any of my posts are wolfy and I don’t even need to read them
That’s fair, but in this setup is it not best to try and pull mislynches on people who may potentially become towncore considering it’s much harder to kill them off?
Honestly? Everyone’s arguments in the thread so far basically make sense to me and I don’t feel like I have anything to add there other than ‘yes, seems plausible.’ Not voting him yet as he’s already halfway to lynch.
Vote Count:
| Accused | Voters | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Shurian | Magnus | 1/8 |
| MaximusPrime | Geyde, H_Hja, KyoDaz | 3/8 |
| Alice/Monokuma | MaximusPrime | 1/8 |
Because you are discouraging people from interacting with someone And shading without vote at same time
How is that discouraging anyone from interacting with another person?
I am promoting interacting with them after they’ve spoken or else it’s setting up prime mislynch targets.
Weird post
“that is not a wolf post at all” is his evaluation of his own post in a nonconstructive way.
If he’s town, questioning why Hja thought that makes sense
But him saying what he did doesn’t show an actual thought process, it’s shade
If someone actually thinks they can pull off a mislynch on Alice it would be good strategy but I don’t think most people would expect a D1 mislynch on her to actually work, particularly not Maxi as he mostly isn’t super powerwolfy.
I don’t see what is so scary about Alice.
I don’t think it’d be that hard to have her mislynched if she can’t defend herself very well, especially without flips.
Threadstate-wise if Maxi is scum I don’t think any of his partners are active in the thread at the moment, he feels basically alone right now and I don’t expect wolves would bus 30 minutes into D1 in this set-up.
Yes, I’d rather allow Alice the chance to speak or at least get in the thread.
Voting her does absolutely nothing if she’s not present. It’s better to put your vote on someone in the thread.
It’s the equivalent of saying I’m town when somebody accuses you
In this case, you’re not looking for why Hja got to the conclusion they did, rather disregarding the case in its entirety