This post emphasizes to me how much trouble I have (in general, not specific to this game) in understanding how you approach mafia. Like, I doubt that our approaches are so different as to be mutually incomprehensible, but I'm never sure if we wind up on the same page.In post 874, unwnd wrote:I think right now I should stop trying to force an outcome. My direction is basically just respond naturally to things instead of proving points and getting into 10 page arguments over expectation
I'm turning a new leaf, my reads haven't changed regardless
I think it's a me problem, because I don't get the impression that other players have trouble figuring out what you're doing.
"forcing an outcome" in this setup suggests to me "forcing how the three mini-games get filled", but I don't think that's what you mean. Maybe it's more about not wanting people to just ~decide~ which mini game they're joining and for there to be some kind or rigor, or process, or consensus involved.
I'm still mostly focused on figuring out which minigame I'll be able to do the most good in, and I'm anxious to make that choice and I'm frustrated about waiting to see if I'm welcome in the keep group.
I think my approach almost always is something like "responding naturally to things", though I'd probably not describe it that way.