This suspicion is not a matter of being annoyed at all, it's just scum hunting. As I said, any case I may make on you hinges on Azza being scum. And I think you're still being inconsistent:
Quote:See, I knew you were going to jump on that inconsistency and I posted the list anyway. It was other suspects bubbling towards villager that dragged Azza down on that list, not anything Azza did.That's an awful lot of villager tells you have. As you point out above, you've been defending Azza for days and shown little to no interest in seeing him hang. That makes me massively surprised to see him below pindicator, Ichabod, Jkaen, Selrahc, Lewwyn and Molach.
Quote:And yes I adjusted my list in the next post based on further evidence gathering. So what, if I may ask? Is that scummy now?Either that, or you realized that you'd better shore up an inconsistency. The shifted position seems to be based on Azza arguing that he knew all along that Tasunke was innocent and pointed to a villagery post by him. It's easy to know who's innocent when you're scum, and that makes it easy to point to villagery posts to make yourself look good. There was a lot of momentum on Tasunke (seemingly independent of scum), so this was a free lunch and a good way for scum to gain town cred. Moreover, considering Azza hasn't been contributing all that much he might feel confident that he wasn't going to switch anyone off of Tasunke.
Quote:I wasn't looking for vote switches then, I wanted to test the judgement of the people who had been pushing Azza all day by seeing Azza flip.So why didn't you just stick with your own conviction on Tasunke? You're distancing yourself massively from hanging Tasunke by making this statement, saying that you felt like trusting other people's judgement even though Azza was a lowly #5 on your suspect list at the time.
Quote:I've been defending Azza for days now, it's a little late to start distancing, don't you think?No, not too late at all. If (as scum) you felt that the suspicion on Azza was mounting and he was at real risk of hanging now (or more likely later), it makes good sense (as scum) to gradually change your perspective on him rather than going 180 when he's doomed.
Quote:And are you seriously saying that my last minute vote on Azza was an attempt to save him? (Or did you think it was a bus attempt, as if such a vote would gain me any credit, and as if a wolf me would have any need to bus any more teammates?)Neither. I think you had a close tab on votes (I think scum generally have a much better overview of votes) and knew that switching to Azza wouldn't hang him. It took an additional 2 vote switches, and I didn't even manage to get mine switched on time. I do think hanging Azza would gain you credit, and I also think that your town cred has been fading.
Quote:You're just jumping at shadows. I get that you're annoyed at the lynch but don't take it out on me. The village consists of four scum and eleven confused villagers, so it's really unfair to blame a close vote on me.Not in the least, and I think it's unlike you to use a mixture of ridicule, pity and sympathy for my sad misguidedness to defend yourself. I do blame the close vote on you, specifically because you have/had a strong following and the second vote matters much more in terms of traction than the first one. So I blame you more than I blame Ichabod, yes. Again, all of this hinges on Azza being scum. If he flips innocent, my entire theory falls apart and I will retract it.