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@ILikePie5
There is no town incentive to stealing someone’s vote unless you think they are scum. So please explain why Earth is scum?
My incentive was confirming my role, how was that not obvious?
There is no town incentive to stealing someone’s vote unless you think they are scum. So please explain why Earth is scum?
My incentive was confirming my role, how was that not obvious?
Literally no one else is confirmable rn, so I recommend we just lynch someone.
I don't think we can lynch someone if we lynch rsvlts.
Lol no. I'm not giving 1x vig to someone with zero role confirmation.
The 1x vig is going to one of those 3 players.
Ok then. Explain why you want to give vigilante powers to a possible scum??
Explain how maybe letting a town member kill someone based on a gut feeling is worth that risk.
It should go to no one. Just don't hammer.
so then who is
I'm running out of shirt jokes for this game. I just can't find a good fit.
I am leaning toward the former.
Pie is my top scumread rn. Without even posting reads, he expects us to follow him for some reason. Right now either Luna is his scum buddy or he is trying to earn Luna's trust, and I am leaning toward the former. Whether or not you think I am confirmed, giving vigilante powers to a possible scum is a terrible idea, and Pie is basing his guess on one data point (people who went along with my plan). Pie could only be this confident if he knows he is scum and wants to earn Luna's trust by letting him hammer.
At first I was town reading Pie despite my annoyance with him because he is usually aggressive, however this time around he is so aggressive at the expense of logic that it doesn't make sense. Then I realized he is probably scum trying to do what he usually does as town but going a bit overboard.
I'm running out of shirt jokes for this game.
Not seeing me as 100% confirmable is fine. But in that case, we should avoid letting anyone hammer instead of giving a potential scum a night kill. Notice how Pie just called me "scared" without actually contesting my argument.