agentcarr16: Huh. You've changed your mind awfully suddenly on a few things... Almost like you switched sides or something.
Nope, I was shown I was wrong about RW, and so have to shift my views, obviously.
Your quoting of me and saying how I've changed...ummm, so? Information has been obtained and my view has altered. You can't damn me for having changing thoughts from one point in the game to another, it doesn't mean I've changed sides, it means my view has shifted. The problem here is that no one else is sharing their thoughts enough, just because I am being open with mine and so you can see every bit of nuance from moment to moment (that is GOOD, that is TOWN, imo) doesn't mean I'm bad. If everyone where sharing more of their thoughts we'd be able to pick through the ones that seem genuine (mine are genuine) and those that seem fabricated.
agentcarr16: Just one question here.
When exactly have you seen me do that as scum?!? Considering I've been scum exactly once, in the
Guild game. And I talked myself into lynch in that game...
That's because you'd been lurking/had just minimal participation, were called on it (by me maybe?), started to talk more so you weren't seen as lurking, and got caught as scum. Hence why I'm trying to get you to participate more here, and I'm getting a similar read on you this game as that game.
Dessimu: I would have waited a day or two in regular mafia game. The whole cult thing rushed me into killing sooner rather than later.
I agree you using the vig. shot was a good call with it being a cult game + how well you play scum (if I were CL you'd have been a top recruit for me.) I would have used it on your top suspect on RW's wagon though, pretty sure the CL was there somewhere (just because it's logical.) Babark was an okay choice because he did seem a little wishy-washy and I was pretty certain he wasn't a PR.
cristigale: (emphasis added)
This also bothers me. While I agree that agent's vote was a turning point, it was a turning point because of RWarehall's reaction to agent's vote. I can't imagine agent or anyone else saw that self-vote coming.
RW voting himself after that just re-emphasizes that it
was the turning point, RW saw it, and figured he'd help it along (because at that point if the wagon fails, whatever forms next is weaker because it is deadline-motivated and by default secondary to the one that was already forming. I agree that it is anti-town in some ways, but that close the deadline, it also gives us a bit stronger of a wagon, as weak as wagon-analysis is in this game, it's still something, and RW saw it is meaningful, certainly.) If I were a cultist, I'd have waited until that exact point, knowing it would very possibly "send it over the edge" (regardless of the self-vote after or not.) It's just another tick in my agent suspicion, and it's added up to enough for me to be comfortable voting him. I don't have anything else better to go on.