Not So Vanilla Werewolf Diffusion

[rong]

Well ong, from my perspective I'd say one of the hardest things for a villager is to not auto think wolf when someone campaigns for your lynch. So I don't care if Gabe is trying to lynch me, if agree with something he says I'll say so and act accordingly, likewise if I disagree.

[OngBonga]

Well ong, from my perspective I'd say one of the hardest things for a villager is to not auto think wolf when someone campaigns for your lynch. So I don't care if Gabe is trying to lynch me, if agree with something he says I'll say so and act accordingly, likewise if I disagree.

This doesn't feel like a natural village response. Why isn't dan thinking "hang on, this guy was on me a minute ago, now he's with me"? Shouldn't dan be concerned about gabe's motive, and thus reassess whether gator is such a good lynch? This is what I'd be thinking in villager dan's shoes. But his response to my post was defensive, which is consistent with what I'd expect from a wolf.

[rong]

This doesn't feel like a natural village response. Why isn't dan thinking "hang on, this guy was on me a minute ago, now he's with me"? Shouldn't dan be concerned about gabe's motive, and thus reassess whether gator is such a good lynch? This is what I'd be thinking in villager dan's shoes. But his response to my post was defensive, which is consistent with what I'd expect from a wolf.

Ong, villagers don't get lynched without other villagers being on the bw. Getting rid of the constant assumption that someone is a wolf because they want to lynch me when I'm a villager was probably the greatest improvement in my villager game.