In post 631, pistachi0n wrote:There was some debate over whether or not Persivul was acting like he did in his scum-game. Nether said he was because of his entrance, Pers said he wasn't because in the previous game he voted to lynch both of his buddies.
I was online when phase started but purposely waited to see who would push me despite the fact I was vindicated by the flip. Here it is, and I'm glad it's pistachio. I've played twice with him. Once he was town, once he was scum, and there isn't much difference. This is a nice indicator.
Two things:
Three actually, but who's counting.
1. I was playing that game too, and he only voted his buddies after they turned up mafia after cop investigation.
There was no cop investigation of eventi and I voted him, so this indicates I'm town.
2. Eventi flipped town. Since we don't know who the scum are, we don't know if Persivul is defending them or bussing them, so at this point, it's a moot argument.
I bucked the consensus and fought to save a person from lynch, and that person flipped green. That's not a moot point, that's a town indicator.
3. I thought it was weird that Pers went from "hammering eventi is scum" to "now that we don't have much time left, I take that back, hammering is good but I'm not going to hammer yet" to finally hammering eventi, the town player.
And I'm more sure you're scum. This behavior is very common on D1. D1 lynches frequently end up being compromises as deadline approaches in order to get information. And the information has been very helpful.
I will probably vote Persivul today.
In my experience it's scum who say things like this - float a trial balloon and see how it goes over.
