I've been rereading Fumuki, trying to follow the read progression. When you account for the CJ/CFJ confusion, it makes sense. Towards the end I was expecting Fumuki to switch vote onto wgeurts, and that hasn't happened, but then I noticed the note at the bottom of #
195.
Just as a piece of advice to Fumuki: it's normally a bad idea to answer a question directed at someone else (as you did in #
192), even if you know the answer. Sometimes pestering someone to answer a question that they've already answered can make them slip up as scum (either due to not remembering they've already answered it, or due to
not
answering from memory or being excessively consistent); I personally have doubts about how well the strategy works, but that's no real reason to prevent other people trying it by cutting off their attempts.
Incidentally, I'm townreading teacher for #
191. He seems to have built a mental model of the setup in his head that he's working from; it's excessively complex and thus likely incorrect, but scum tend to aim for more flexibility in their reads (i.e. no really big interdependencies) and more simplicity (as they haven't thought about the game too much). If teacher
is
scum, then Fumuki is almost certainly town (if you're building a Rube Goldberg machine of reads as scum, you want the base assumption of the whole thing to be wrong, thus giving you an easy excuse to backtrack).
Some comments on KTS's playstyle: I see no reason why that sort of arrogance would be particularly/necessarily indicative of scum. However, it'd be fairly easy to
fake
as scum and thus makes it hard to gain a townread on the slot, as it's effectively just another sort of filler.
@
KTS
: You use the word "pure" to describe wagons. What do you mean by that? It's hard to follow your reads without knowing the definitions of the words you use in your reads posts.