OK the brain is doing a short circuit... I think I need to review my meds... which reminds me...
OK meds taken, brain still foggy, body still achey, and for some reason my internal monologue went brain still FWWWWOOOOGGGGYYY! and now all I can picture the Big the Cat, or Gatto El Grande as he's also known lol
I'm ngl, i kinda expected a meatier case on pooks from Infnity? Like I get the vibe and gut feeling and the aggression thing... and pooky isn't being as chill and fun as they were in DC - that said I'm not playing the same either so I can't really call it AI...
GLORIAAAAA is
1633 about hoppy</3 or Dunn duun DUUUUNNNNNNN? The pooky jump seems a little....??? Like I can understand why Infinity thought what he did about the SR being because lurky.
Pooky questioning counterwagons of the same alignment... I'm pretty sure I've seen two town aligned wagons before now...
Yeah there was like zero resistance to the Dunn Train, was kinda scary how fast that built up.
Scum maybe wanted to save LHF for the easy ELO?
I really don't get why TGP thought there was ways to get mechanical guilties or thinks there's some weird PR for town because of the "All town are vt!"
Pooky the stressy bear... has a point though.
The Dunn case was based on bad RVS reasoning and "bad responses", there was no real reason for the wagon there imo...
In post 1633, Gloria Cleary wrote: In post 1622, skitter30 wrote:
sorry is this about dunn or hopkirk? cuz i thought dunn at first and i would in no way agree with this assessment of dunn at all ^
I don’t know why, every towngame I ‘ve read of his, he has done more than he is here. He’s only given one townread so far: Flea and two maybe three scumreads: TGP, and now Pooky. And even that post he made about launching players due to their post count. he can’t bother to make actual reads or what?
At any rate Isis is a terrible vote. I strongly tr her pre-flip and it’s actually even stronger post-flip.
Dunno if this is Hoppy</3 or Dunn dunn duuuunn still.
... I think i've only got like 3 people left to actually vocalise a read about...