Lol reading the two mafia as the towniest
Because the alignment wasn't clear?In post 650, mhsmith0 wrote:Btw, sick was generically the optimal peek, but not for the reason you think. Want to guess as to why sick made the most sense?
That's why I wish there was a general matrix6 queueIn post 665, beeboy wrote:Newbie games are really cutthroat honestly >_>
I feel as though regular games are 100x less daunting then most newbie games.
You was pretty easy, I thought you were cop peek.In post 694, mhsmith0 wrote:@zyf: one thing that may help... WHY did you town read me/rask? What did we do to earn your trust? If you wanna talk through that, it's a first step towards figuring out what went wrong (and then from there, what can be improved).
Literally me in 1721 lmaoIn post 700, mhsmith0 wrote:A bit more on tone/emotion for the curious (and I'll admit that I AM NOT good at this, but like I said, some people are). Key paragraph blown upI don't have time to adequately respond to that post but one thing I can say quickly is that when I'm talking about emotions, I'm specifically excluding anger. It's the easiest emotion to fake and it's one that is often not alignment-indicative even when it is genuine, unless it can be traced to an origin in something distinctly villagery.
Emotions like pride, paranoia, surprise, suspicion, etc, are more difficult to fake. Wolves often fail to even identify spots in which emotion should be present in their posting, and their efforts at actually displaying more complex emotions are often quite clumsy, for example by stating their supposed feelings rather than displaying them.
But in the case of Cron, a lot of what was clearing for him was just the sheer depth and breadth of his reads and interactions. It's just hard to fake that much content so quickly and make it sound good. And few wolves are ever going to stalk other players' online statuses in order to catch lurkers.
