generally, scum like to push wagons on townies but not get on-board. There is less accountability that gay. About a year ago I noticed that scum use FoS's in disproportionate numbers, and I think the reason for that is FoS let them put nergative attention on town players (going for the lynch or the forced claim) without being held responsible for the result.Porkens wrote:I don't actually follow the bolded part. Why wouldAdel wrote:it wasn't even a major wagon on me! It was just referenced a lot of times! I never had the same number of votes as H, let alone more.Artem wrote:@514: Aaah... I see now.
Still, I don't think it makes sense. Why would a wagon start building up on Adel while Hero is under pressure, but not when I was under pressure? People finally had enough of it... all of a sudden? No, I think if Hero flips scum, Adel is town.
This is highly unusual in my experience..I'm not sure what to make of it. I think that if H. flips scum then looking at players referenced my wagon multiple times without getting on board is a good idea.notbeing on your wagon, if Herod flips scum, be a scumtell?
The best explanation for my wagon (assuming H. is scum) is that actual townies were onboard it, and the scum were trying to push it without being on it.