Well, I'm not saying none of them are scummy at all, and these are good things to think about. But here's why I think they're less suspicious (happy to keep discussing this though):BunnyGo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2020 3:27 amThanks for the link. Didn't make an impression on me the first time I read it.
I still don't understand why those arguments don't apply to most of the EMC wagon; especially subtle ones like Damo using words only to influence it so he doesn't show up as moving a vote around; Jamie doing the "close vote" stuff just like Fox; EMC potentially bussing AND having scum v scum fight where it's free; Chaq moving at the very last minute to make things close again.
damo: I would absolutely not describe damo's EOD as subtle. To me, it seems too obvious to be bob's scum teammate. And why would he be afraid to move his vote around if he's going to be this blatant about pushing for the emc lynch in the end?
Jamie: I think he seems to be honestly interested in looking for vote movement when the votes are close (him asking Balki and emc to vote for someone viable, for example). And the timing of his vs. Fox's votes is less suspicious now that we know bob was scum. If Jamie were voting to protect bob, he would have voted for Chaqa instead of emc in the end, no? Because Chaqa was the second-biggest wagon behind bob.
emc: I still have suspicions about emc, but I'm not going to scumread him because he voted for the counter-wagon to himself. I think that is a reasonable thing to do as either alignment.
Chaqa: I don't know how scummy his vote was, as he claims some meta reason for his move to emc and I'm not really able to factor those arguments much. However, I do not think Chaqa makes sense as scum at this point for reasons having nothing to do with Chaqa's votes.