Don Wurzeloni wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 7:26 am
Ender’s ISO
Thread entry – seems quite relaxed and makes a joke
#230 – “I also like to arbitrarily townread people for fun.” I don’t like this post at all. Sounds like an easy way to let the wolves off the hook.
#273 – “As said. I don't care if they're as weak as a nerd on first gym day. I want meat to tear my teeth into.” This post stands out on re-reading. It’s most likely a metaphor but we all know who has sharp teeth.
#392 – “Well, I haven't played in ages so I was down with whatever. Didn't bother me at all when I saw I was a wolf. Wait did I just say that out loud?” This is clearly supposed to be a joke but it might not be. LordArgon on CFC likes to remind people of the game he said he was wolfing on D1 but it took town 3 days to lynch him.
#644 – “I appreciate that my strongest townread is the first to join me claiming wolf. Viva la revelucion” Again claiming wolf
#645 – “I mean, I'd be a little egotistical to say none of that is AI ever for me. But I'll say that my previous meta as town was very open to making silly jokes. I actually got picked off as PR a few times because I had a bad habit of NOT being jokey when PR. That being said I'm also 6 years from my last game of mafia so who knows how terrible I've gotten at pretending to be town now.” This is the post that really pinged me yesterday. Pretending to be town?
I feel I have started to get quite good at spotting scumslips and of course the person says it was an accident, but in 2 out of 3 cases where I have spotted them that person turned out to be a wolf.
In summary, he has posted a lot but the majority of that has been jokey posts and poking the less active players (an easy tactic for the wolves). I also strongly think the “pretending to be town” comments is a scumslip.
Sometimes it is as easy as saying that if someone looks like a wolf and quacks like a wolf, they are a wolf.
I want to see how the new Gavial does later but am likely voting here
Also he is voting HK which is an easy out for the wolf team