In post 1768, PeregrineV wrote:
1. Scum could have said "hey, lets get a QT" using a mechanic similar to this.
Unlikely, unless it's heavily scaled back. The point of the setup seems to be the split scumteam; the mod wouldn't have told us about that unless it was important. I guess one possibility is that scum get to send one message per day, or something like that.
2. Scum could get cop in the future, use cop to find other scum, and then connect that way.
If they want to do that, why the hell would they deadvertise it?
3. Scum could have cop now, use cop to find other scum, and then connect that way.
I suggested this as one of the possibilities myself. (It's the one with Seanald scum.)
4. Scum could hold on to neighborizor until such point in the future where they find the other scumteam and use it then.
I didn't think of this possibility. In such a case, it seems like a pretty weak play to me, in that they're going to be disjointed for ages and possibly forever and meanwhile the town will gain more information to punish neighbourization attempts, but it's viable and may actually happen.
You keep on about Seanald being confirmed scum. I don't know, but he's probably going to be lynched purely because he bought the cop. Do you agree or disagree?
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I don't think he's confirmed scum. There were several other possibilities, but you rejected most of them (which is reasonable because many of them involved you being scum). So it's not about whether he's confirmed scum to me (he isn't, or there'd be no point in me trying to establish his alignment); it's about whether he's confirmed scum to you, who has more information than I do because you know whether you followed the plan last night.
In reply to the question, I think he's likely to be lynched, but not because he bought the cop. I think he would have been lynched much earlier if he hadn't, but town are typically (and correctly IMO) reluctant to lynch a claimed cop. There was a large wagon on him day 1, but he managed to avoid the vig, and later to avoid the lynch. Then people haven't really voted for him since, and are avoiding the problem today. I can't read him directly, so I'm trying to establish his alignment via relational tells and night actions.