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Town tends to have bigger issues from players that aren't productive. When scum have people that aren't doing much, they blend in with the town that are in the same boat. You're then stuck trying to piece together the game based on activity/voting records/tells/gut. There is a bit of touch and feel for scum on this one - blending into the game as it develops.

Town has the detriment of trying to drive activity and information. They are invested in the outcome and their own processes. Coming in impartial and without investment to say "obvscum!" is unfair, because if you were town in the game perhaps scum would have shifted tactics. And that, I hope, will help towns think about the momentum of the game in the future...

that all said...

I feel like corrik townslipped and his behavior this game wasn't really something you'd expect from him as scum. Or town. But there was one post that, to me, seemed like something I can't see him making as scum. I'll go dig it up if I get free time. In general he seemed to have a constant and genuine frustration and apathy (if that's possible, maybe I need a better word) with the game. He was the one guy I centered on as I followed the topics as being town. That's not "wow neon is so smart", that's just giving you guys my point of view. I thought red did OK and at the end you have to make a decision and vote it and deal with the results. I think unveiling the eaed scan earlier would have helped more tbh. There were like 5 people doing nothing and 3 were scum, and it wasn't until the end that 1 of them was removed from suspicion. I don't think it was red stroking his ego so much as red not adjusting to the people in the game.

hate to call out turbopuns but like, if you asked the game for their scum teams he would probably be unanimous no?
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