Pondering: Zack/Kage team
Activity: 5
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 2
Vote coordination: 1
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 3
Pondering: Zack/Feather team
Activity: 4
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 1
Vote coordination: 0
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 1
Pondering: Zack/Quat team
Activity: 4
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 1
Vote coordination: 0
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 1
Pondering: Kage/Feather team
Activity: 3
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 2
Vote coordination: 0
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 2
Pondering: Kage/Quat team
Activity: 3
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 2
Vote coordination: 0
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 2
Pondering: Feather/Quat team
Activity: 2
Interaction: 0
Vote opposition: 1
Vote coordination: 0
Vote partner: 0
Tactical: 0
Notables-
Tactically, Zack/Kage have made vote movements after their target has voted for someone who isn't either of them. This is advantageous for mafiosi. However, they are behaving in a nakedly coordinated way. It doesn't discount them entirely but it causes me to think twice. Still, that's quite aggressive. I feel they're both off-target, which would be 3 wrong votes already. I think it likely at least one mafioso is there. There's something off about it, though, I get the feeling one of them is innocent, and I can't tell which. I feel pretty scummy about both of them, but not together. Zack I think has a better chance of convincing me to change my mind about him through his votes and actions. He hasn't yet.
There's nothing to discount Zack/Feather as a team. Nothing screams obvious, but none of those votes feels good yet. In fact, of all the potential teams, I think this one is in the top two most likely to be correct. There's also nothing they've done which looks all that different from typical village behavior, which makes this team a difficult one to condemn with a lynch. The only thing going against them is that there's no reason I can find that they're not mafia, and not mafia together. That's hardly staggering, but if I had to place wagers. I like the Zack/Feather team as my top 2.
Zack/Quat team is also reasonable. I almost want to say that Quat's sole post is a lie, I doubt he really thinks I'm above any kind of silliness. However, it may simply be a rhetorical way of spelling out he's tired of being voted for in that manner, because kumquat is a funny word, and people like to type it as their vote, myself included. I can't tell which it is, and I don't think it provides any clue to his alignment. I've noted that no one else has voted for him except me. But that also is no tell, because I made a day one joke vote and we tend to spread the votes around, not dogpile a joke vote. I can't get a read on Quat, despite my vote there. I will likely move it but not because I have concluded innocence, but because others feel more likely to have given away their guilt.
Kage/Feather team is an option. More observation needed, I think it likely one of these is guilty, but I am not feeling a strong vibe about this team configuration.
Kage/Quat as a team makes sense, both Kage and Quat reacted to my vote of Quat in their own way. Flinchy, if so. Are they really so flinchy as a mafia team that both of them flinch over one vote? I feel Kage's vote of Edse is more telling, because it would be bad for a villager to declare another villager innocent, who was voting for one's partner. If so, Kage is flinching all over the place. Which, legendary mafia player or no, he has been known to do from time to time... If Kage is guilty, I think Quat is his partner, over Zack, and especially over Feather.
Feather/Quat as a team did not react to ATPG vote on Quat, both voted after ATPG. Tactical advantage not taken, feels villagery as a unit, less active and dissembling than I feel mafia typically are. Usually at least one partner goes for activity, and even if not, they take advantage of the tactical situation and strive for longevity. Here, they can prompt an additional 2 votes in their direction in an OMGUS situation. In general, leaning against Featherquat as a team, though one may still be guilty. I feel more strongly than any other noted pairing that one of these is innocent.
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