Casual december game

[Askthepizzaguy]

I missed this part and I apologize.

You kind of put word soup here. What are you even saying with the first part?

I am simply missing the context I feel like.

And about the scummy on purpose thing, why if it is so clever should he not do it? I don't think a play like that is quite clever myself.

I feel like that's not what Ender is doing, I just feel like if this was the case, Ender would be more overtly scummy rather then how low-key they have felt. (low-key is not the right word since it's true Ender has posted a lot, but my point is if I were doing that play, I feel like I would moreso mess around and poke buttons while giggling to myself to see how far I could take it).

I had to remember this was bladescape on another note.

Because this will largely only help you, anyone else who cares can click the spoiler.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Bladescape knows how I hunt wolves on a very intimate basis. Has seen my guide on hunting wolves.

He knows my scumtells and other means of solving. He admitted he did certain things that are wolfy already deliberately.

Much of the rest of his iso is wolfy and not what I believe Bladescape(enderwiggin) should be doing here as town.

I asked him to play it straight if he's trying to be wolf read by me deliberately. I told Wisdom the same thing in two recent games where they deliberately tried to get a certain player to read them wolf. Once as town, once as wolf because they just did it as town.

Interfering with a townie's solve in that manner is not good teamwork, I find it selfish.

Blades is not a selfish player so he will begin playing the game straight from here on out or my wolf read will stand.

It is clever in the sense that he can, as town, read my solving process and see if I am processing it out like town!me.

But it is selfish and sabotages the team in that it makes my reads list worse when he is town, and causes me to miss hitting a wolf with my vote.

And he is a strong enough WINE-ful wolf that he would absolutely do all this as wolf for the sheer bravado and WIFOM of it.

He also said he's not doing it all deliberately, and the stuff I find not deliberately wolfy is far wolfier than the bits I think he's doing on purpose.

[Askthepizzaguy]

That is a solid lean of wolf, for the reasons given.

However, I am careful with my blade(scape) and will not dome him over it on day one.

He has the remainder of the round to find a wolf and convince me not to yeet him, and be properly villagery and stop sabotaging my reads list.

[Cape90]

Because this will largely only help you, anyone else who cares can click the spoiler.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Bladescape knows how I hunt wolves on a very intimate basis. Has seen my guide on hunting wolves.

He knows my scumtells and other means of solving. He admitted he did certain things that are wolfy already deliberately.

Much of the rest of his iso is wolfy and not what I believe Bladescape(enderwiggin) should be doing here as town.

I asked him to play it straight if he's trying to be wolf read by me deliberately. I told Wisdom the same thing in two recent games where they deliberately tried to get a certain player to read them wolf. Once as town, once as wolf because they just did it as town.

Interfering with a townie's solve in that manner is not good teamwork, I find it selfish.

Blades is not a selfish player so he will begin playing the game straight from here on out or my wolf read will stand.

It is clever in the sense that he can, as town, read my solving process and see if I am processing it out like town!me.

But it is selfish and sabotages the team in that it makes my reads list worse when he is town, and causes me to miss hitting a wolf with my vote.

And he is a strong enough WINE-ful wolf that he would absolutely do all this as wolf for the sheer bravado and WIFOM of it.

He also said he's not doing it all deliberately, and the stuff I find not deliberately wolfy is far wolfier than the bits I think he's doing on purpose.

thanks for the explanation here, it has been useful into understanding your thought process