I do question the wisdom of this assumption.

To an extent.

I am making that three-word phrase do a lot of work there. But in specific cases, I can see why someone would want to do something differently. Take Monte. A player with ego. I played in a game where I wolfed and he read me village pretty strongly. Then I believe the same thing might have happened again (where I wolfed and he village read me, although can't remember if he was active participant or DVC). Whatever the case, the ego is strong in this one and likely he does not want to do it again for risk of appearing foolish.

Just a thought.

Same thing might apply if someone was mislynched for doing something two or three games in a row. Players have to adapt too.

I like this read and think it is villagery.

yeah

weatherguy did it twice tho

struggling to figure out a way that that's both mechanically feasible and advisable d1

i understand what you're saying about it just being a thing that happens and unknown variables and whatnot, but the possibility of people wolfing in the open b/c nobody notices or remembers stuff always chafes me in these big mashes

that's a sexy thread entrance by insanity I must say

Lac=LC. Stupid phone

it strongly reminds me of those posts I call out as tmi in dvc and kick living-me/yell at the living villagers for not noticing

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popcorn

me saying "lol adam" would probably mean i think he is a villager, (since i wouldn't be laughing at a wolf just pushing them), though it was the first page so i didn't really have an opinon, but i guess you confusion is ~ok.

you should slow down on the conclusions though, it is wolfy that you want to solve LITERALLY everything as fast as possible and be wanting to make bloodpacts and thunderdomes and hard statements all over the place.

seems overeager.

i take notes, accobra is doing the same afaik

^ take all that back Gad, Monte probably a wolf, lol

yeah wolf wg tmis all over the place

Why would gaining mana be in any way alignment indicative on day 1? Honestly asking cause I don't see why you think its wolfy?

I've posted loads of content too is the thing. You've not done much apart from tunnel me after I pushed you and ask a question allegedly to inform the thread of a risk but where you made no mention of the risk in that or followup posts (because there were no followup posts).

Lord is being way too polite. I suspect this is because he doesn't want to draw attention and make enemies. As a villager, he welcomes heat and in general is a very funny jerk. One of my favorite players.

Him being polite is wolfy.

i don't think you understood the point i was trying to make. i'll keep it brief since i know nl doesn't want to hear about it.

stork was called a lock wolf if viggo was a wolf.

i disliked this because i think stork is likely a villa and viggo could possibly be a wolf. The only certainty i had was trying to show why it was silly to live in that kind of 100% lock world by displaying the inverse. NL then confirmed that he didn't believe it was 100% and he was probably just being a bit hyperbolic (which i believe)

lissa don't try to push me this game lol.

i thought you were agreeing with him but this is actually much better.

not bad at all.

You and QB are like pan-Atlantic wonder twins of AIDS

In both of those games your team got destroyed

Monte is a howling wolf.

please,

i prefer "deviant"

villagers
yg
weatherguy
adam
moocher
stork
no lynches
lissa2
bloobird
gadarene

i haven't been trying to solve everything at all or any kind of bloodpacts

that argument was just a long-winded way to defend you

I got something super useful

i think i've seen Monte (1) call Quick Ben too stupid and incapable of a wide range to be anything but a villager in one game; (2) discover that Quick Ben was actually a wolf that game; (3) call Quick Ben too stupid and incapable of a wide range to be anything but a villager in the next game; (4) discover that Quick Ben was actually a wolf that game; and (5) call Quick Ben too stupid and incapable of a wide range to be anything but a villager in the game after that

so i'm not sure i agree that Monte is likely to switch up the certainty of his reads for risk of appearing foolish

Fraleyight