If you were pressuring others, I might have simply not noticed that, especially given I wasn't playing quite a bit of time. You may point me to that moments any time you want to show me my errors.
Secondly you've almost stayed low on D2. You've not made a move just until the very end, just as if you were waiting for someone else to jump the wagon. Sitting on a CoD's wagon just to say 7 hours before deadline, that you find Imran very scummy and changing your vote (BTW what did you have against CoD, that even though Imran seemed very scummy, you were still voting CoD till the last moment?).
Anyway 7 hours before deadline none of the wagons is reaching its cap and it's the last call for the scum, if they want to see town lynched.
Imran Ehsan (4): SeaBeeGipson, Legoboyvdlp, Brewersalliance, Lord MK,
Chaplain of Death (3): Samus, Canik, Imran Ehsan,
Brewersalliance (3): Yehom, Lachiton, Kitkat16,
In that situation I find it perfectly possible for you make a quick argument to look valid, abandon a wagon that probably won't work and secure the lynch. If you were a town, why would you wait so long? Why would you sit on CoD's wagon instead (what were his "crimes"?)?
And ironically, just a day after you've mislynched a town, you're lecturing others about failing when scumhunting.
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As for brewers, yes, his reply is worse, but do you insist I should judge him and you on just one action?
Brewers has made many mistakes, but at the same time he has done other things (roleclaiming) that put him in a different light and suggest that his actions are just the ones of an inexperienced newbie. Are you an inexperienced newbie too? You're an expert, aren't you? So I'm analyzing your actions in a different way.