Do we not get flips in this game?

I need to read the most current posts, but i'm also getting ready to go to sleep and I wanted to get down some of my thoughts.

Stanari - i'm not the biggest fan of the mafia don't tend to stick out, care what they think, are consensy tell. I've seen way to many scum go against the grain, do things to garner attention to clear someone based on that. That said I'm not sure what to do with lx right now.

It would be nice to know what Crimson was. I have no idea how to read him in general to even have an idea of what he could be. We were partners once and he did a whole basically kind of troll day one. As Arya he put out more thoughts before dipping out like he did. I think he's a less than serious player in general.

For yog - the thing that I liked here was an absence of over-rping and he did feel a little more solvey in his approach to stanari early game. I particularly liked when he seemed sure about stanari being scum. In GoT I remember my gut not liking his early posts as they felt too over boisterous to me. A bit too flowery in tone and it read off. The rest was due to the standing mechanic and his reaction after day one, so that's the part that doesn't translate here, but the not overacting the rp bit is what I did like. (I like rp a lot, but his felt like an actor overacting his part in GoT if that makes sense.) Anyway since he feels more natural, I've been leaning town on him, but GoT is my only experience with him. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to follow the last championship game because I got super busy and I only read a few of Whiskeyjack's posts to read his alignment, so I haven't seen Yog as town. Not a super great read here and I know that you have to be careful about Yog but I'm leaning town cautiously.

Wyrm is another one I'm leaning town on cautiously. I thought that his interaction with Nacho could have been scum focusing on an accusation that he could argue against because it was baseless, but the reaction didn't quite feel right. But there have been a few points where I've gotten the feel of him reacting in ways that run counter to how I would react or read things and I'm not sure the Nacho thing was alignment indicative. For instance when he took Sushi's line about nacho and I working together well when we're the same alignment as some indication we were wolves together here. It's obvious that sushi was giving his experience of nacho and I playing together and what he interpreted it as.

Also I think his earlier focus on not knowing whether or not it was mafia, werewolves, etc. was a little too much overplayed for him to be in the know as a werewolf. i do expect scum to pretend not to know what we're dealing with and the fake dumbtell is something that a lot of scum do at times (oh how many scum do you think there are type thing), but I haven't seen it be something the scum dwell on to the extent that he did in the early game. I guess I could be misremembering how many times I saw wyrm talk about it or misattributed it to someone else, but there was one point where I was reading along and when he brought it up again I thought it seemed like someone who legitimately didn't know rather than someone playing dumb. I'm not sure if this makes sense and I'd planned on explaining this better but I'm being called to bed and I'm trying to hurry up.

I'll clarify tomorrow though.

I wasn't overly jazzed about RW's entrance but as someone said that he's good as scum, I'm still waiting there. Agent was my biggest suspect so I'm looking forward to what RW can do to re-enforce that read or turn it around. Behind him my next suspect is Quad.

Going to bed, see you tomorrow.