↑ CF Riot wrote:Brad, you do not know what buddying is. Buddying is a term for when a scumslot "buddies up" to a townslot, either by calling them town or by agreeing with their opinions, in order to gain favor with said townie. Buddying does not mean treating your scumbuddy as town.
Refusing to compromise with your vote is anti-town play when there's more than 1 scum in the game, baring obvious things like PR-investigations and such.
I've been so confused with my reads all day today and have been allowing my reads to be dictated by those who sound more confident than myself. So if I sound anti-town it's because I'm tired of being paraded around to whichever wagon some experienced player chooses as his pet scum suspect in this 24 hour period that I should vote for. It's about time I started truly thinking for myself, and that's starting with a gut read that Nacho is town, and a confident read that Dyrnify is scum.
I don't have a solid view on any two players being inextricably tied as scum partners. But I can be sure that Dyrnify is scum because he was so aggressive Day 1, got a mislynch through, but then nobody died Died Night 1 and ever since then he's been lurking a lot, which is a definite change in playstyle. Not explaining his votes, just popping in randomly. Not asking questions like he was before. I don't see how this isn't clearer to everyone else. When somebody comes out like a ball of fire one day, and their playstyle shifts drastically the next day, that's a surefire sign of scumminess to me. ESPECIALLY when there was no death the previous night. He's definitely playing more cautiously. Now why would he feel the need to do that if he were town? He's already claimed Vanilla Townie, so he can't say that it's because he's a power role lurking to try and preserve himself. There's literally no reason for a vanilla townie to be hiding this bad behind survival mode to prevent suspicion from being cast on him.