robyn wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 9:21 am
can you give some reads on all alive players, MR, with the assumption that garebare flips town
If Garebare is town we're possibly a little screwed tbh, but let's say he became inno child:
General vibe from both Scotty and Wilgy are active, solvy presences who are doing Things and are just dissimilar enough to my worldview that I'm not worried about being accidentally pocketed. They've also kept up their high presence level (this Day pending) when in a gamestate like this it'd be super easy for a wolg to not have to do. I've never seen either active-wolf before iirc though I believe they are good at it as per others' opinions. So like, I'm not locking either. And I note your sus on Wilgy and am keeping an open mind.
You and Porscha are tbd.
Stick I am still iffy on. Like
some many everyone I will wrongly scumread townies and realise later I was overthinking certain things, but my issue with Stick remains less so individual posts/moments and more so the space she occupies in the game as a whole, which feels very on the sidelines despite her high post count. However, I am wary of anchoring my worldview around a singular scumread so I don't want to push this without considering other possibilities.
LC, Baker and Martin I am going back and forth on for different reasons. LC's just-kill-me attitude is bleh, but I don't know that he no-kills and doesn't at least try to make an effort here. Martin I just can't read, as his tone can come across as scummy sometimes but I'm fairly certain I've misread him in past games for that so I'm trying to parse his actions more so, but it's hard to not sometimes see an overly-explained point and think 'wolfy overexplanation' even though I know it might just be him being himself. And Baker seems kinda polarising here and I probably need to re-read more closely to make up my own mind, because sometimes the vibe seems alright but I can't think of a good reason to not scumread him either.
This was a bunch of useless words probably; I don't often like to lay out reads like this. But hey ho.