He then proceeded to not at all justify his vote on CN over Incel-Chud. He just did it and said he felt like the vote on IC wasn't happening and that therefore it was cool to vote CN.
You're stretching the truth here. I never felt it was "cool", just that I was out of options. Some info is better than none on a DP1.
Then, today, his instinct was inaction in the face of murky waters, as opposed to lynching. This is such a contrast to his under-pressure reaction DP1 when he voted way before he needed to, even if he had to sleep he could have woken up several hours later to see if he had to vote or what was viable if that was his concern.
This "contrast" is because the circumstances of DP1 and DP2 are different. In DP1 there is barely any behavior, no lynch, and no night kill to analyze AND it was a non-MYLO situation. Here in DP2 was can analyze three deaths (two in the night and one lynch), but we are in MYLO with an even number. Not to mention that Wylted, who would've been my biggest scumread coming into this DP, turned to be have died in the night, which forced me to rethink everything I thought I knew. As for the early vote, maybe it was a bit early to you, but given Supa's inactivity and Earth's little activity at the time, I felt that every player we were missing was a smaller chance to lynch Wylted, who was my preference over CNerd, so I went with CNerd because he had one more vote on him at the time, and therefore a higher chance to get at least a lynch that DP, even if I didn't really like the option that was being wagoned on.
The way he keeps pushing for Town to opt for inaction today, screams scum to me especially as he pushes harder on it the more that Whiteflame appears in danger but was more chill about it and openminded when it wasn't sure Whiteflame was losing this CC nor the crediblity I had.
Because I do not believe a cop claim is something any scum team would do AND you still have failed to produce your results from last night of this role you supposedly have. That is why I firmly believe he's town. But let's say he's buddying me here and isn't a cop and you are the real investigative role. Why not take the test to prove it? This isn't inaction. It is running a test before we vote the wrong player and lose the game, which would be an unintelligent action. You argue that the test can lead to more uncertainty, but not everyone sees it that way. Given the possibilities of today already, there's really not that much more chaos that can even be added, yet you stick to fringe what-ifs that are easily readable next DP even if they do happen.
Another reason behind it is I think this was balanced as what Lunatic sees as a non-bastard all-PR game. It does make sense to not have a vanilla actually, despite what you just said to whiteflame, if Mafia were essentially able to cut through abilities quite a bit (except mine unless they have a roleblocker).
There were vanillas in Ozark Mafia. Lunatic just makes them less in number in every game he does, but they still exist in nearly all of his games.
This is also why I outed ASAP day one, I ran through many combinations (I am very intelligent just trust me I can do that) in my head quickly to figure out how I'd have that role and it would be considered balanced. This made me realise that the balancing either totally renders my role pretty pathetic (like Earth's if there's a ninja) or I am just not nerfed and instead this is probably a setup with a tonne of utility and protection interactions where I'm a lone or duo investigator with another type that's the nerfed one. That's why I knew I had to out, on top of thinking I had a serious clue as to the theme split.
As far as I'm concerned, you outted yourself DP1 to control the game. Scum clearly has a strongman they can use given Wylted's role, so why aren't you dead? We know Pie vigged Wylted, so Pie's death in only explainable if he was the target for the night kill. And he was the guy that questioned you the most, meaning you stand to have the most benefit in his death.
And the biggest thing is, you could prove yourself innocent (and Whiteflame guilty) by doing the test, yet you keep making excuses not to do it, probably because it implicates you if Whiteflame cooperates and everything checks out. If you are so confident in Whitelfame's guilt and your own innocence, just take the test.
