Yes initially it was just a tonal read. I think town is usually organic in rvs. The rest is kind of supplementing my read.In post 537, Skellen wrote:Was that tonal read your original basis for the townread? I ask because all the other points you made were after #312.In post 528, RCEnigma wrote: So book is one of a few players I feel I can confidently read and on tone she passes check 1.
367 is a town post based on how the typing and hp mechanic works out. It says to me she doesn't have a read their and would rather follow her own read than join the town consensus and policy Deb on playstyle.
I forgot the post number where she responded to me but her expanding on her thought process without me having to push further was town indicative for her as well. Like she was considering what information I was asking for and what information she thought I could use to better my read.
Ok, that's a fair point that I also have on her could be town side. I am not sure if we think here of the same though, so feel free to correct me if I misinterpret something. Do you townread the mechanic part with the "probably many vigs" going by the hp mechanic, because you think this comment comes rather from someone who rolled a town role? If so do you think so too then if you go by DEB's #218? What makes it different?
I get your second sentence, but it was my impression she seemed to be fine with "vigging" him instead even although I take it it was probably more meant as joke.
I am fine with your point of view regarding #384, it doesn't ease my bad feeling about that post though considering the assumption of town!DEB while she doesn't seem to have a (positive) read on DEB.
The big comment comes from town using the sample pm as a reference point. I'm considering roles in this game not as traditional roles but attacks. This would be categorized as (attack,support) which is self explanatory. She wants to sort Deb in the night instead of blowing a Lynch there which is reasonable.
And I think she's playing devil's advocate which is also reasonable for town.