Now that I’m back from playing hooky over the weekend, having just finished watching the Sopranos (I’m calling it homework for the game now; I had that Tony fellow as mob from the beginning, so it must be working.) With less than 12 hours on the clock, I figure I ought to offer some review of my somewhat-too-exuberant vote, the tone of which I am blaming on playing Wii and drinking Rock Art Brewery’s Midnight Madness until far too early into Saturday morning.
While I’m sure it came across as something of an OMG you voted for me thing, Omi first caught my attention in post #280, where he says:
NAF got three votes early on. However, Omi is “almost sure” that scum are behind it, which leads me to believe that he’s also almost sure that NAF is town. He’s hardly likely to be sure that scum tried to bandwagon scum, right? This is a level of certainty regarding NAF’s alignment that I just don’t see. Yes, NAF1138 has posted a lot, and he does seem to have gained some goodwill from it. My sense is that NAF1138 is more likely town than not. But “almost sure”? Not close.
There are two ways that Omi could know that NAF is town with such certainty, but one of them might mean that this represents a newbie mistell, and that NAF and Omi are masons. So I elect not to call attention to it at the time. However, in post #299 NAF FOSes him. If masons are casting suspicions on other masons on day one, I give up now.
I’m getting a strong vibe of scum knowing that a NAF wagon is going nowhere, but hoping to safely use that event to build a train against someone else. And sure enough, he votes for fluiddruid, and when that fails, he tries me on for size.
During some interplay on that, in a post directed to Rachm Qoch:
This is only minorly suspicious, but he’s just misstated the mason role in a way that would encourage masons to play in a way that would benefit scum.
I admit that I didn’t even notice the inconsistencies in his claims about CarieD.
And, finally, while voting for me, he claims to be “most suspicious” of two other people. Until now, I’ve found it difficult enough to find one person to cast a non-random vote for. How is it, then, that Omi has the luxury of a pool of three? Is he that good? Or just more well-informed about a larger pool of targets? I’m comfortable voting the latter.