Please also talk about the other thing I said, because it is much more important to me.Michelle wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 2:04 pmThe part with Long Con acting civillian-like. I don't see it.JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 1:57 pmI can pls has feedback? I can pls has hole in logic?JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 12:29 pm I think the case against LC is poor. This isn’t uncertainty or doubt like with Rej D1, it’s just a perception that the case is *bad*. Rej’s voting behavior makes very little sense if LC is his teammate.
Dragomir could be for the refused vote. Rej waited around for a different wagon to blossom though, and it ended up being LC by no manipulation of his own. He plopped his vote on there without a care. The whole “it was coordinated distancing” spiel does not hold water for me.
I also think LC is behaving like a civilian.
I am listening if you can proove it.
I don't think Long Con looks bad today -- he has suspicion of me (the guy who tried to wagon him to oblivion D1 -- makes sense), but he is still talking to me like he doesn't know the answer. He's entertaining the things that I say, and not just about himself. I understand why you'd gripe with him being flippant or short in his responses to you, but I don't really object to that. Long Con doesn't typically operate in the generic "shining beacon of civilianhood" manner, and I don't expect him to care about that stuff. I kinda feel the same way as one of today's lead lynchees. It's whatever.
His surface behavior doesn't have to be civilian. I can see the other side there too. That's why my read is based primarily on Rej's voting decisions. I want someone to tell me why Rej votes Long Con there after having refused to vote Dragomir, and why that makes Long Con the teammate between the two of them (if either of them is a teammate). It doesn't make any sense to me.