Noted...and thank you for your answers.In post 196, MalcolmTucker wrote:I play this way a lot. I'll admit when I'm uncertain and I'm often uncertain early game. Never feel the need to go all-out with a read as town because to do so wouldn't reflect how I'm thinking.In post 187, curiouskarmadog wrote:LOL, well you covered all of your bases then didnt you? "Im leaning scum, but could be wrong" What post in particular do you feel is not coming from a town mindset?In post 182, MalcolmTucker wrote: Quick skim of Curious Karma's ISO would move them into slight scumlean for me at the moment. I could be on the wrong track but their posts don't feel like they're coming from a town mindset so far.
If I am leaning scum in your opinion, why not vote me? I am not close to being hammered. And so much information could come out of a little pressure.
I don't tend to vote heavily early game as a general rule and I'd have Ballpoint down as scummier than you anyway.
Post 97 pinged me a little because the joking attempt to get a wagon on you feels really forced - as is your hint now I should vote for you. You clearly don't think you should be read as scum so why do you want attention to be wasted on you? It feels like a failed attempt at wanting to look townie by acting as if you're cool with people voting for you. It doesn't reflect how you're approaching the game.
I don't think Andante is particularly scummy and feel like your push there is pretty weak.
so telling people to vote me is not from a town mindset? hmmmm Is it a scum mindset then? Or just a null? In my day I played this a lot. And the MOST information gathered is from the wagons...why they formed...why they failed or succeeded. who was on it and why they stated they joined it, who defended it. I want to get that started. If I make it through this wagon or not, I still win as town if people LEARN FROM IT
also note: as a wolf, I would say all of the above as well. But truth is still truth, wagon is where the true scum hunting can be found.