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On the wolf strategy:
Overall I was disappointed at the wolf strategy of hard-bussing out of the gate. There just seemed to be no need for it. No one was really pushing Ong or BID that hard, and in fact people started calling BID wolfy for his attacks on Ong.
Ong himself had the perfect meta to exploit here: he's the guy who could probably get away with hard-defending Boog and Rilla for no reason, and those were the wolf PRs who really needed to live an extra day.
The puzzling decision was to make not one but two fake claims that drew out neither the healer nor the seer.
After BID's claim, the CFD on Gizmo led to 8 (!) villagers lynching a villager. For some reason, the wolves never pushed the idea that there just have to be wolves on the Gizmo wagon and that those people should be targeted in ITAs, poison or lynch.
After Rilla was killed, Beck was doing a marvelous job of providing leadership and organization for ITAs, and the sessions were shockingly chaos-free. However, the people Beck wanted shot after Rilla were Wuf and JKDS. Instead of taking or encouraging sanctioned shots on villagers, the wolves decided to just shoot at each other, except for BooG.
The decision not to heal Kami was pretty weird IMO, she was voting Aubrey before and after the BID claim and was spewed clear like half a dozen ways. There were villagers calling for neither to be healed. Once they both flip V, the wolves had another opportunity to push the people who were saying that, but didn't.
After Rilla is dead, BooG needs to be protected at all costs. BATM was well on the way to be lynched and other than Hifi, absolutely no one objected to it, but the wolves decided to save him. Getting an extra lynch there and possibly getting an extra day for both BID and BooG would have been huge, plus the chance to get another villager poisoned.
The wolves didn't do a great job of tracking peeks, of which there were few. Luco was not committed to his seer cover and was questioning Ship hard.
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