The bad thing about winning with town Fluff in this game is that since he only ever has like two interactions it'll be harder to solve the game using that. Interactions are all we have next to votals and flips. His lynch won't give town info unless the few posts he does make are really good. People who aren't posting don't give opinions and people who don't give opinions aren't able to be posted about.

Zzz.

 

Hey Beru~
You were waiting on Delphine last night. Any thoughts now that she's posted?

 

How are people talking about how useless fluff is and that he need to be (miss)lynched not even 24 hours in?

As of right now I am more likely to lynch 80% of the game over fluff.

 

I agree with Delphine's read on Jari.

It's good.

Very nice.

Ok hand emoji.

 

I feel like talking about lynching Jari, Miner, Fluff is just a thing that happens every d1 because people want to force things to progress and they're all easy pushes to make regardless of their alignment.

 

My mom always says I'm very pushable.

 

But but .. Delphines read on Jari is wrong. Jari is town this game.

And like the fluff thing is not figuring out alignment at all.

Like look at this post.

The premise doesnt not work with the later statement. If fluff is town why do his interactions matter? You will not get any alignment or anti-alignment reads from that, which is the point from reading interactions.

And the rest of the post is vague nothing talk. As close to mechanics talk as an all vanilla game can be.

Vote Beruru

 

Why do you think so?

 

Mostly a gut thing. there is a level of him being somewhat underhyped that makes him more likely town.

He is one of those folk that wants to roll scum to proof himself to be good and he is somewhat less hyped because he didn't get it.

 

Jan's reply to me makes me sad because that is a, uh, factually incorrect post.

Interactions matter regardless of alignment. Town interacting with town looks different from scum interacting with town. If you don't have the chance to tell the difference, how are you supposed to evaluate?

PS, dark blue text on this background is terrible. Please don't.

 

w/v and v/v are only a slight difference unless scum fuck up that is hard to actually figure out.

Yes, you try to see who pushed a (miss)lynch and try to read into that etc, but that is different than looking for interactions that a low poster that flipped town had.
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That is why most of the time you will call an interaction unaligned (as in either w/v or v/v) and you very rarely say an interaction is exactly w/v.

 

Okay.

The reason I asked this question was because your initial reads list pinged me as off. Mainly because you gave Asmo and myself opposite reads simply because of our perceived comfort levels in adjusting to DLP and it seemed like a pretty weak reason to go hard in both directions like that, almost like you were putting us down where we were just because.

But since there's clearly a past pattern for this, you're fine for now.
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Can you give an example of a productive mislynch?

 

Vote: Beruru

 

I have actually been lynched surprisingly rarely, so I don't know what miner is talking about.

 

Any reads so far, fluff?

 

Your theory is great, but I'm not really convinced about it.

We'll see.
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I feel like I'm going to scumhunt differently than everyone else in this game. Hmm.

Need to read last DLP mountainous.

 

Not particularly. Haven't been following that closely, since college just started up.

 

Mountainous Mafia #2 Votal 1.5

Beru [3] - Rubicon, Jan, Font.
Rubicon [1] - Miner.
Jan [1] - Fluff.
Jari [1] - Delphine.
GH [1] - Jari.

Not Voting [4] - Asmo, Beru, Fable, GH.

With eleven players alive, it will take six votes to soft-lynch and nine votes to hard-lynch!

Day One ends on September 14 at 3pm PST.

 

Ooh, spicy.

More, please.

 

Am i a mislynch? Generally no, excepting WH8.

And while fluff rarely gets lynched, he's almost always in the conversation for who gets lynched.

A productive mislynch would be if there are clear alignments or unalignments and lynching one person solves the alignment of 1+ others.
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Ooh also

Lynch: fontisian

Serious read, despite history.