In post 689, Ausuka wrote:
I think the overarching theme with cook is that I don't really get the feeling she cares about scumhunting or wants to kill the mafia particularly.
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do you care about this either? just saying
I think probably the best example of this is the aftermath of the Cook wagon hitting e-2; obviously I've already gone over this, but for someone who was primarily looking for scum on her wagon her behaviour was odd. While it's not impossible for her to miss it I would expect someone in that situation to have seen the pretty big post that I made outlining why I was voting cook. She also included a RVS vote in there from KKFC and that feels even more bizarre. It felt like she was going through the motions of saying 'look, there is scum on my wagon, scum in these people' but wasn't really thinking it through and actually, like, scumhunting.
that was a massive shitshow as a whole. i'm just trying to play the game and here you are getting on my case for forgetting to go do something after people gave me the second opinion that the wagon didn't matter. and ex
cuse
me for putting an RVS vote in that pile under duress. honest townies make mistakes. don't lie to me and tell me that doesn't happen. don't pretend that every little mistake matters. get out of the tunnel and go hunt scum, instead of trying to kill people for playing a bad town game.
I get similar vibes from the push on italiano. I think it felt after the mason claim that it felt like most people were pretty against italiano for it. I think that was sort of the initial response and as people thought it through more they saw it as, like, not as big of a deal. I felt like cook was pushing italiano on it later than most people and her reasoning - bringing up the walkback especially when that was always going to be inevitable - felt off to me. When I pressed her on it, she initially seemed pretty indignant about it - even bolding 'why would TOWN do it' - and then fell back on 'idk maybe i shouldnt it's vibes'. I really do not agree with the idea that this is towny and I do not think this like, gradually dawned on Cook as the conversation progressed or whatever - this especially needs to be seen in the context of her immediately previous conversation with Invisibility. I think the push on italiano was an opportunistic one that was never thought through and I think this looks especially bad in the context of the rest of her play.
do you
not
apply pressure to people after they slip up? i barely remember that previous conversation anyhow.
Re; her approach to me, as I said I still don't really feel like the 'i want you to be town for better scumhunting' was genuine; I don't think I displayed anything that would really make me in particular feel like a good player from Cook at the time and she doesn't treat my push like she thinks it's reasonable or understandable. It feels more like a soft buddying attempt. Similarly when she said she was getting a better vibe from me, it was immediately after I questioned italiano on his Cook vote - which like, it's possible that it was a coincidence or that improved my vibes to cook, but I think it's +scum given that it feels like it could be strategically timed to encourage me to like pivot away from her (which is like pretty common for people to do with early scumreads, i do that a lot, I just happen to think in this game cook has been scummy throughout and that hasn't really changed for me)
i really don't get where all this "X is trying to get me to pivot off of Cook" is coming from. let it be known that i do not have a pt with anyone else in this game. i'm not collaborating, i'm not buddying, i'm trying to help town win and i can't do that while you're holding me at gunpoint.
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