Churros wrote:
This is a good post. Kinda.
If Taly is town, I wouldn't be surprised by most or all scum being in the background either.
With
Blake
second-guessing the read on you, and you actually elaborating on your playstyle below, I'm starting to think both of you are being truthful with your approaches here.
Churros wrote:But there's another thing bugging me about you. Why you think my approach on Taly was "weird" considering you know how I play as town and that mostly boils down to our last game together since you don't have much experience with me in regular games.The unique slot in that game I didn't shamelessly began to shade/tunnel was you, and to some extent another lurker which I was a bit doubtful in my scum read on him, but after I decided he should die, I wasn't interested in much dialogue.
The slots I spent most of the game pushing there weren't approached with a open-minded way after I had my scum read on them settled. Maybe before I got to scum reading them, but never after. I was quite obnoxious even. Everyone ended up thinking so.
So... you thought pushing your lynchpool would've actually ended in the lynch on everybody in the pool, and this isn't a new strategy for you?
Can you link this game of yours?
Churros wrote:The way I treated your slot was clearly not the norm, and it came from the fact I thought you had plenty of potential to do better than you were doing in that game at that moment, and from the fact that if town I knew you would be helpful later in game. I don't see Taly as a bad player or anything, but I wouldn't put as much stock in considering Taly a major effect for a town win in late game.
Ouch. :/
Why did/do you think I'm such a roadblock for town here?
Churros wrote:I already came in this game with what I thought was a good solve. All it was left for me to do was to push them. I wasn't SR'ing their lack of contribution to need them to post more, I was SR'ing their contribution itself and there's little to nothing that can change, even now, me considering that Taly/Fuzzy push on Paragon/Pops had a opportunistic vibe.
My reasons for scumreading
Pops/Paragon
were disconnected to
Fuzzy
, actually, I initially suspected
Fuzzy
when I suspected
Paragon
, and I had a consistently long scumread on
Pops
throughout D1 that I kept waffling on and didn't change until near EoD1.
It's frustrating that you've continually lumped my contribution into a very narrow box. :/
Especially since you never engaged with my thought process, so it's personally hard for me to verify how you're genuine.
Churros wrote:You've witnessed first hand the way I approach my scum reads. I don't feel like I've done much different in this game.
Why you're thinking that I would approach everyone like a exception behavior I showed in last game rather than like most of the behavior I showed last game?
That doesn't make sense to me either. It seems like an excuse to hedge on me scum, a slot that frankly has good equity of being mislynched at some point, especially with both Pops/Luca gone.
OK, this feels like a meta recount that more likely comes from town.
In post 1837, Churros wrote:Taly I feel super uncomfortable with you repeatedly saying that you wanted to work with pops there.
That's not how I remember D1, even if by EoD you flaked on your scum read on her, I never sensed you had completely changed your mind and was hard town reading her.
What's up with that?
Yeah, I'm not bringing feels up about
Pops/Luca
NKs anymore, I was just saying part of what contributed to my mood/approach.
And I wasn't hard-townreading
Pops
and
Luca
much, even EoD1. I did start to townread
Pops
though
1680, and I never really felt
Luca
was scum, and I enjoyed both of their posting EoD1 leading up to the hammer.
It was just me thinking over Night phase, that I wanted to bloc with them.
And yeah, the discomfort is understandable given that you can't do much to dispel this statement and it's a bit odd coming after players who died, but that's my emotional progression + POV as honest as I can be.
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Idk, I see
Blake/Churros
T-T more likely with this recent exchange.