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 Originally Posted by JKDS
Woah woah woah woah woah. No. Just no. "Shoot gabe, no one will notice or bat an eye." NO. that didnt happen.
Lynching a villager is also doomsday. Thats were we disagree. You have this 'factwolf" stuff you've been preaching for a few games now, but lynching a 'factwolf' who turns out to be a villager may well be a game loss. We cant just stop evaluating just because we found something we dont understand.
Wolves are found by finding inconsistencies between how a person would play as a villager, and how they would play as a wolf. Going against game theory doesnt mean dick, all that matters is how that person would play. (Ex. if daven urged for bigred's modkill, its pretty clear that its role neutral even if its antivillage gametheory).
So does it make sense for keybored to do this as a villager? Yes it does. We all thought he was in his 20s the first time he played, and were surprised to find out hes retired and old. Hes the type that would be itching to fire his gun, and looking for any reason to do so. Is this is first time as a special? It very well might be, I wasnt here when he joined in april. The point is, it is not inconsistent that he shot gabe. Most ppl when they are vigs shoot people. Its fun.
But It IS super obscure that a wolf would openly choose to shoot gabe day 1 though. It makes 0 sense, and opens them up to a risk where there wasnt one before. Put simply, its stupid. You'd have to assume they were deliberately playing in a -ev way, and they dont ever do this.
it is very inconsistent that he shot gabe since he didnt even think gabe was a wolf
it's super consistent with you being a wolf that you dont acknowledge this and that you go so far as to say that it would be stupid for the wolves to shoot gabe. better explanation is that all this hyper wolfy behavior from key (which you acknowledged yet are now acting like you didnt) means he's wolfing, and that since there are three vigs and gabe looked specially it was in wolves best interest to kill him before he could shoot
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