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Originally Posted by DoUEvenLift?
I want everyone to read the above posts
Tommy is a very smart wolf who immediately looks to his team and the player list and works out possible or impossible mislynches - in the last game I saw him wolf he complained openly there were a lot of high ~selfclearing villagers and basically lamenting the game was won for village from "rand"
Mets had a pretty limp opening considering he's a very CAPABLE selfclearing player but it's his ROCK HARD stubborness and vicious sort of refusal to compromise that gets him out of his wolf range and Tom sort of was circling the drain with him as a wolfread (and his early ~refusal to move from his range put him on the same radar for me)
It's TomTom's reaction to Mets finally losing his cool where he SLIPPED HARD. I think Mets was being counted on as a mislynch as Tom falters and sort of tries to recalibrate
I think him and nofear are EXTREMELY likely w/w. He moves off mets specifically to nofear, who has a low breadth of good posts and has some SORT of pressure. He votes him as a lone wagon off mets (I joined for my ~own reasons, mostly because I don't attribute nofear making LESS THAN THIN LOL READS as a villager ever) and he says CORY YOU SHOULD BE VOTING NOFEAR, realizes I am, and then pretty much exactly decides it's time to "look around"
Tom will make short little votes on his wolfbros but he's not a hardbus type of wolf
The post in red is EXACTLY the sort of "emotional bussing" Tom does; it's something he can take back later because it was him "losing his cool", but it's something that looks out of the ordinary w/w range-wise
The thing I didn't like about this analysis: Who the **** counts on Mets as a mislynch? Cory says Mets is very capable of self-clearing, which is true and well known, but then he sort of forgets about it in the rest of the analysis.
From my perspective, the sequence went like this:
1.) Mets isn't very villagery at all. Tom finds him wolfy.
2.) Mets becomes villagery. Tom softens his stance.
That's something a wolf could do, but it's also what a villager should do and wolves often struggle to get the second part right.