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Originally Posted by VoraciousReader
The difference may be obvious to you, but some of us lesser mortals may have a more difficult time with it.
as a villager:
I'm aggressive
I'm belligerent
I vote a lot of people for different reasons
I often vote off-wagon
I push a lot of people
I ask a lot of questions
I'm reluctant to clear people lightly
as a wolf:
I bus wolves
I push few villagers
I don't do things that people can't easily see the reason for
my vote is relatively static and isn't often used for pressure, jokes, etc.
I rarely vote off-wagon
those are a few examples if the kinds of differences
they all come down to one simple principle: villagers have limited information and are trying to solve the game and figure out people's roles
wolves tell people what they want to hear
that's why it's so stupid that people call things wolfy that villagers do in the process of solving the game (getting things wrong, pushing lots of people, "inconsistency", being wishy-washy, etc.
You can look at any of my wolf games and any of my villager games and see those things
my wolf and villager games are like night and day, which is why it's so stupid that everyone insists I'm hard to read
oh hey, look I'm getting a ton of heat for things I've done due to not knowing all the roles and trying to figure them out
nothing I've done this game is wolfy
nothing I've done this game matches how play as a wolf
everything I've done this game matches how I play as a villager
this isn't rocket science
it's not a coincidence that I get more heat as a villager than as a wolf
it's because people like to clear people for blending in and telling them what they want to hear and people like to push people for trying to solve the game