Why would an OG scum Kohai CC a townie and full claim out of the blue?
There is zero reason to do that.
I agree with the repeated argument that we should be aiming for OG scum, and I agree David isn't it. If he's scum, it's because he was recruited, and I still don't think that's likely due to his willingness to be the auto-lynch next DP.
The POE of who could be OG scum is exactly Whiteflame.
Obviously disagree.
Let’s say you think I’m the OG scum. I soft claimed Martyr in DP1 why? To avoid being interfered with? Protected?
You said that you weren't going to die and suggested protective roles not target you in DP1. In retrospect, that could suggest a Martyr. It's not the only role that could suggest and it suggests town players shouldn't visit you, but I'll give you credit that the soft works with your role claim.
Let’s say I’m the OG scum who has an active role. Why would I say no to Mikal supposedly motivating me? Let’s say I’m an OG scum that has a passive role. That sounds super weak with a Yakuza to begin with.
I agree, if Mikal did motivate you, you'd have good reason to support what he did. I don't agree with the view that having a passive role "sounds super weak with a Yakuza" as that role is inherently very powerful. It dramatically limits what you can personally do, but being able to convert a town player is a huge boon for scum.
If I was OG scum, why advocate and literally coordinate a mass claim and risk being caught vs getting individual claims to minimize CC risk?
...because it looked a lot townier to pursue the massclaim? A lot of us were agreed on that, and yes, it comes with a not insubstantial risk of being CC'd. Specifically being CC'd on this version of Martyr would be pretty surprising - there aren't a lot of roles in that category and I'd say it's pretty low risk when you're largely just concerned with the existence of a Beloved Princess - but sure, it's a risk. You weren't the only one strongly advocating for a mass claim, so the risk of CC was on everyone backing the strategy, but I'll give you credit for putting much of your weight behind it.