I'm aware, yeah. Manipulation and reading are my biggest personality strengths.Survivors, or rather those with a Survivor Personality type, will often adapt and turn skills learned through their trauma into something they can use to their advantage. Quite literally making the best of a bad situation. So long as they aren't masking their trauma and dealing with it in healthy ways, which should always be encouraged especially among men, there's nothing wrong with it.
On the whole, you're not wrong.All I ever predict is you don’t do random idiocy. You’re too smart and calculating because you need to have some idea of the outcome. You don’t throw caution to the wind and go, “fuck it, let’s see what happens”
but two people in Wolf games have now said a similar thing, "not doing what Cole would typically do is EXACTLY what Cole would typically do."
in FQs wolf game, I literally sowed chaos by design. The kill abstention to match the towns abstention and frame you, the killing of free-lynch-target Vash. The whole point was to to be as chaotic and as entertaining as humanly possible. Am I doing it to steer the outcome? of course I am! But if you think I won't say and do things purely for the sake of chaos, you're also wrong at the same time.
Hell, as a wolfvenger, you know exactly what happened in Zells first game. It was my "rampant honesty and role claiming" that turned that game into the chaos it was.
just look at me like Littlefinger, it's very easy to use chaos to your advantage if you're the one controlling the chaos.
So yes, my bet is anything you think my message was about, you're wrong.