In post 3004, MariaR wrote:It makes you quite flexible in the stances you can take and mold your play into what seems correct. With all the content we've had and even a flip it's very surprising you don't have more to say or more confidence.
People want your slot lynched and you're just here going 'welp'
What makes you townread the people you do?
And despite my observation that what I've been doing all game has plainly not been working, I decided to merrily continue down the path to my own lynch because... I'm an idiot, I guess? And if I'm doing this so I can "mold my play into what seems correct," then where are the receipts? When have I done that? Am I waiting until page 250 to execute this daring plan?
I agree that most players would exhibit more confidence at this time. It would also look town to pretend to have that. You've played with me before, so I'm surprised that you haven't yet figured out that this is not unusual.
The bolded only seems to demonstrate my point that the way I've played the game so far is not a good scum strategy at all. But I guess you think I'm some sort of drooling moron. Thanks.
What makes me townread those players is that they are town. Specifically, Dunn has been making logical progressions all game and engages people in a way that feels like genuine sorting. Gaiden is always like this and I think his lackadaisical attitude shows that he doesn't give a damn what anyone thinks of him; also, I have a high degree of faith in Kagami's ability to read this person. pops is clearly having fun with the game and his posting, especially in the second half of this game, has reminded me of his town posts in Guns & Roses, which just ended.