Re: TWG CLXXVIII: Danganronpa [Game Thread]
Are we past the joke stuff now? Because if not, the main reason to vote for Aoi is saying weary rather than wary.
Part of the challenge of playing under these conditions is that a lot of usual player assumptions pertaining to meta go out the window.
can be taken several different ways--it could be a "I'm new and I don't know what I'm doing yet" type of post, or it could be a self-explanatory "I don't what to do because everyone's actual identity is hidden" type of post. Neither reflects well on Aoi--the former possibility speaks to nervous inexperience, whether town, wolf, or acquisitioner; the latter suggests posting something inherently obvious to take up space. But everyone does that once in a while.
It's certainly not a town tell, and both interpretations feel a bit jittery, but it's not exactly clear proof of wolfiness either. I kind of like Celestia's point; "I don't know anything unique, guys!" is way more damning than either of the above readings. The thing is, I lean toward the post being more indicative of the secret accounts/hidden identities aspect of the game. So still a little suspicious, because it's so intrinsically unnecessary, but not as sinister as that reading.
Are we past the joke stuff now? Because if not, the main reason to vote for Aoi is saying weary rather than wary.
Part of the challenge of playing under these conditions is that a lot of usual player assumptions pertaining to meta go out the window.
I do not have known experience of who everyone is and won't be able to judge the posts accordingly
It's certainly not a town tell, and both interpretations feel a bit jittery, but it's not exactly clear proof of wolfiness either. I kind of like Celestia's point; "I don't know anything unique, guys!" is way more damning than either of the above readings. The thing is, I lean toward the post being more indicative of the secret accounts/hidden identities aspect of the game. So still a little suspicious, because it's so intrinsically unnecessary, but not as sinister as that reading.
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