See and that’s what actually bothers me about it. The idea that “she’s the rep so she should be pressured”.
In some ways it feels like an unsavory way to game solve, but since you were the one who brought it up I guess it’s fair game.
Here’s why this bothers me: Most games Village has the task of finding and yeeting wolves. Wolves have the job of misyeeting villagers until parity. We all, village and wolves (or I guess town and mafia technically), have an additional task this game of “providing practice” for Cray and Dubz.
So from a villagers prospective if we wanted to both win the game, and provide practice to Cray and Dubz, we would play the game, wolf hunt and pressure Cray and Dubz only when they actually ping us as wolves.
From a wolf perspective though, you would both want to win by misyeeting and try to misyeet the people who need the pressure and practice.
Now I’m sure you didn’t go though the logic steps of it before placing your vote, but it does feel a lot more wolfy to me than village.
And by the way, that’s in no way the actual sequence of events like you’ve presented it. You immediately naked voted WZ, she asked why, you joked about it being because of breads height.
Later when I asked you said it was real, because you were planning to “yeet her if she’s a wolf”. This was very odd phrasing btw because you couldn’t possibly know if you’re making a mistake or not until after she flips.
You did explain, no ones saying you didn’t, so it’s weird to get defensive about it.
I’m really not trying that hard to push this Mayo, but you’re getting pretty defensive. Reminds me of shades of red Mayo. (See, I can reference games where you were a wolf too.)
Yeet Mayo
