Whoopin said:
So in short, none of it is really anything except Calodine because he happens to share your suspicion of AWdeV? Besides that, in the post of Calodine's you link he specifically says he wants Eternal dead as well, but that you did not mention even though you mention AWdeV is, too, against Eternal. If it's a post aimed at AW it's quality scumhunting, if it's an 'antiWhoopin' post then it's wolves attacking you? Is that it? Because that is how it looks, to be honest.
In fact this entire page seems like a "Whoopinbeing-awkward" page. Especially since you linked to your own sadly lacking logic of why Eternal unvoted. You said
Whoopin said:
What I think is more wolfy are those that unvote without placing another vote... like Hojo and you just did. Why bother unvoting until you have another suspect?
... what? Come now how is it Wolfy to unvote the joke-vote at the start. How is it wolfy to unvote AT ALL?
Removing a vote means that you're no longer as suspicious as you were at first. Seeing as the removed vote was made without suspicion at all there was no reason for him to even let the vote hang. You say he should have left the vote until he could place it on another. I ask;
why? What's to gain from leaving a vote hanging which is not even truly supported by the person who made it? This way he made sure it didn't come up in an early vote count and as such it could not distort possible wolf-hunting dialog; it can after all be easier, depending on the player, to discuss something if the partner in the discussion does not seem to go after them. (Mind you, I don't think Ham would be bothered all that much about a vote.)
Especially if it's an empty vote. Votes, perhaps mainly empty ones, generate a will to respond to; if someone feels a vote on them is off-kilter they will do something about it. Therefore, anyone anticipating that (as Eternal might easily have) can remove the vote themselves if they don't think it's productive. Yet you use an unvote as an argument?
Wait up, rewind.
Magorian Aximand said:
Facemelter was not saying that you might be a baddu because your playstyle is the same as in other games, he's saying YOU can't use that as a defence because no-one knows if your bad style is different. To clarify;
FM said: You play like you do when you are A. This does not mean you are not B. Therefore you can not use your A-style as an argument for not being B.
- You took it as FM saying that you might be B because you play like A.
Therefore; I see the misunderstanding as being on your part. What I think FM meant is; you playing as innocent does not preclude you from being a baddy.
In fact, that's kinda the point of the game. The baddies have to try to seem innocent.
Then again, you are smart. You being smart means you probably understood what FM meant. But from what I'm seeing you take it to mean something else. Therefore;
1.) This suggests more than a little that you are throwing a smokescreen at Facemelter; playing obtuse. Or
2.) you didn't read FM's argument entirely properly because you don't think he's smart enough to uncover that. Which would be highly disappointing. I consider this one very unlikely as you're too nice for that. And know FM is smart too. Either these or
3.) You didn't quite catch what FM was meaning/interpreted it differently. This is most likely but imo not very much more likely than option one.
Therefore, I'm keeping it in mind that you might have wanted to distract Facemelter or divert his attention.
Does this mean I think FM was on the right track and that you are therefore a baddy and, thus, Facemelter is a good guy/different type of bad guy/your packy trying to, in concert with yourself, obfuscate the play; no, it does not mean any of those things.
What this post does mean however is that both Whooping and Magorian have risen slightly in my intercranial list of baddies. If only because I smell a whiff of bull****. I wonder if there's such a thing as Werebulls. And on whose side they are.