Good vs bad is your opinion. You can’t determine right vs wrong until endgame. Even if Austin and Earth didn’t screw themselves over, my logic was “bad” and you should’ve pursued me.
I was the mod in the game where you pursued Earth and I was scum in the game where you pursued Austin, who I also wanted to lynch (in retrospect, we probably should have gone for Savant instead). In any case, it's like I just said -- your reasoning ended up being wrong in those games, but I don't think it was bad.
Like, one thing I've noticed about Mharman is that he tends to reason quite openly and be very transparent about his thoughts, but in Inheritance Cycle, he seemed to do that a bit less from my recollection -- not saying as much and letting the town fight itself. The problem is that as scum, you know who is town and thus can generally see the reasons to townread anybody, which makes coming up with solid reasons to scumread someone harder. Townies don't have to fake their scumreads. Mharman copes with this by posting less. You cope with this by trying to find small problems with townies and making them out to be bigger than they really are. That's where what I consider to be bad logic comes into play. You're right that it is largely based on opinion, but to me, it's meaningful. It's why I sus both you and Luna -- your reads on Banana don't feel genuine to me.
Why’s it interesting. I was trying to be ironic.
I thought it was evidence you actually knew something after all, supporting your softclaim. Apparently not.