No, not really, it indicates you filtered out the whole part about Yuna's execution being from Rana cracking her code, that's kinda of a major feature. And to toot my own horn (I was town on Day 1) I did call the Protoss SK and Zerg cult within about 24 hours of the came beginning and was correct in my own hunch of the time that I would be converted by the Zerg that night. Slight difference being I also remember all the times I'm wrong, and I know my hunches are better than random but not by a whole lot.



I don't think it's obvious at all, 'courageous scum' is hardly rare, most players get more, not less aggressive when scum despite it being considered tactically unwise by many. Not me, when I'm sucm I want to make sure I can guide the lycnhee list down to two or three people not including my evil allies, that requires pro-active effort, and most of the successful scum do the same, so I'd consider it common sense to try to maneuver the lynch. You were already one of the people standing out. Looking over it, I'd say you were the most probable lynch candidate even before accusing me, so a certain recklessness would be justified.

Now again, I don't accept the 'would I be dumb enough if scum?' line of reasoning, I never see it hold wait. 'Would I be dumb enough?' applies situationally, or to a player on a certain tactic generally divorced form their current alignment, but IMO, not to this. This doesn't seem out of character for you as town or scum, and I never really notice much difference in character when town or scum in players anyway. So again, the "I'm not dumb enough to do that as scum' defense, not really applicable, 'just the I'm not dumb enough to do that' general defense, which is also not applicable, since you did it.



So I'm now scum because I expect you to withdraw a vote on me based on nothing but an alleged hunch and nothing else? Sure, okay, and I mena it's not nothing else, there was the ham-fisted attempt to poison the well on me. No, you're right, I've no reason to be suspicious of you at all... but call it a hunch