I didn't miscalculate. I simply wasn't there, and didn't have much of a clue what was going on till day three, by which time one wolf was dead and another was being run up for no reason. Before that, I literally played as if I were a villager, barring sending hunt orders on people I though wouldn't mind too much if they were gone. There was no given reason for lynching Kingepyon, other than that he was playing like he always has barring the latest couple of days in big, and that he voted SPLIT. I challenge you to find something that says different.
You and ese were the only ones that knew the whole story. There were already villagers voting Najs. You messed up big time by outing him, and you got away lightly. If I were a wolf outed like that, I would kick and scream just like he did. In fact, I even used the minutes before my death to frame it as a calculated move by Najs that he was pretending not to know my identity.
And you did claim to have scanned four people. You, me, esemesas and marty/Najs depending which story you were telling at the time. That confusion could easily lead to a good wolf lynching one or two extra villagers, and you would have deserved it. Even your seer wasn't impressed with how you handled it.
I'm not saying the wolves would have won. There was no pack leader, most of the wolves weren't here often, you fluked hitting one on day one and scanning another that night. You had tenuous grounds at best to get Kingepyon, but there was a better case against drxav believe it or not. A lot of people were voting him before his outing, or even before I changed. But you should never have lost your seer, and you should never have left the village so confused that a decent wolf could have dragged it out. A 4-3 or 4-2 would have been a much fairer reflection of the game - a freakishly lucky start, followed by a bigger shambles than hebelecan's JL a few games back.
You weren't there when Hebelecan died? That's a lie: you were there enough to vote Split, at the same time as Falc and Najs did, then change to Drxav, then vote Hebelecan.
If until day 3 you were voting like a villager, which I doubt because day 2 you threw your vote away, as did King and Falc, which looks coordinated to me, and when you're a villager you normally pursue lynch targets, you don't throw your vote away. Also, if you're saying is you didn't try to save Hebelecan, then your pack exposed itself by voting against a wolf on Day 1 for no reason. Are your erstwhile packmates aware that you're making them sound like idiots?
You sent hunt orders on people who wouldn't mind, so you hunted Marty, who clearly did mind, and Nautilu, who is a recently returned veteran? Why not target someone who is a threat of some form?
I voted Kingepyon for two reasons. Firstly, he was a throwaway voter. I have advocated voting for throwaways for at least two previous games, if no better option is available. Secondly, King voted for Split. It was almost certain that the wolves tried to save Hebelecan by running up Split, and that meant King, Falc, Najs/Joeb, Napoleon XIX (dead by that time), and you. From what I remember Marty advocated voting King for precisely those reasons. It wasn't random. If you think lynching someone who is acting normally, even if that behavior is odd, isn't a good idea, then why is Drxav a good target? He was being himself, albeit quieter than usual, but that was because he was a priest in Big CIX, so it would likely have been the same if he were a common villager.
I did not "mess up big time" outing Najs. I was in control the whole time, because I knew what I was doing. Falc surrendered mere seconds before Napoleon XIX posted something that guaranteed his death. If Falc hadn't surrendered he'd have died anyway, even if he'd protested his innocence. I took no notice of your attempt to frame Najs: you were obviously putting on a show to make it look like you weren't connected privately. It was blatantly obvious that's what you were doing, the question was whether that was because you really were, or because you really weren't. I ignored it because it was apparent that you were trying to set up a trap.
Stop insulting the JL and everyone in it. Drxav made his choice, I deferred to him, he was the seer, he's in charge. After everything that has passed between Drxav and me the respectful thing was to defer to his plan. It's useless speculation that he'd be alive if we'd decided to do an outing when we'd pinged you, because that would have been Day 2. Net result Napoleon XIX still alive and therefore cluttering the list of suspects (IE split voters). By your own account he'd still have been run up the next day, and he'd have had 1 less person trying to help him because they'd have been hunted. Well,
maybe 1 less; you still seem not to think hunting mouthpieces is a good idea.
If the JL was worse than the Ghosts JL then consequently your pack must be even worse than the Ghosts wolves (and they were pushing the envelope) because you got outed just as fast in a 17/4 setup rather than a 15/3, and apparently this JL was worse.
I pushed for Hebelecan's death on the basis he's a sensible lynch in any case and because it might have given us a lead. Not a total fluke, it did give us a lead. Napoleon XIX was the next rock to turn over, because he voted Split and because he was possibly an alibi vote. Nope, try again. Kingepyon was a likely wolf as a Split voter, and too enigmatic to analyse properly, so a good target. Bam, a wolf. Okay, definitely time to pursue the Split voters. You'd been scanned. It left Falc or Najs. The fake outing of Najs sufficiently satisfied me and Napoleon XIX that he was clear, and we swapped to Falc. Bam, game over man. Without Marty's failure to note the restored deadline you'd have lost even sooner.
Your whinging is rapidly destroying my respect for you, particularly because now you're even lying about it.
