In post 366, rapidcanyon wrote:
Tammy's
255, those were the thoughts I was thinking as well although her conclusions are either murky or I didn't understand them. While I do find it odd that Zab was calling his biggest pusher town, I did the exact same thing in a recent game where I was town (although my read fluctuated a little). I do agree that scum can call their pusher town as well so I consider it null at best. What I don't like about Tammy's post though is that it isn't clear what she was saying from the post, i.e. Is Zab town for having a townread on his accuser or is he scum for doing so?
Now, of he's an alt as Nero suggests then these aren't very large town tells, but
I would imagine he would be a little more worried about the wagon on him, not be calling his biggest pusher town, and maybe be pushing a wagon more likely to go through than benmage.
I need to think bout this one.
Would he be doing the bolded things if he was scum or if he was town? I don't quite get what you are trying to say.
I think he's more likely to be town. How he's handling the wagon could be personality based, not every scum reacts poorly to a wagon, and some town flip out at suspicion. I know that as Nero said scum sometimes call their attackers town in hopes of getting them to stop, but it's also harder to discredit someone's attack on you if you are calling them town at the same time. If he were very experienced in this game, this wouldn't stand out so much, but newer scum tend to not just call their attackers town. Also, he voted benmage when his wagon was growing. Two things about that stand out. Benmage had lightly defended him, and I would expect him to not want to push away someone who had been willing to cut him some slack. Also, there hasn't been much suspicion of benmage and there's pretty much next to no chance he's getting lynched today, so voting him isn't going to help his cause. I would have expected him to vote Yates, who I think at the time was getting some heat, or someone else wo had a better chance of getting some heat if he were scum. Individually all these things don't mean much, but if you add them up, I think he's more likely to be town.
So, just before the bolded I guess it would have made more sense if I added, "if he were scum..."