this is why you should be a fol mod
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The dress bites back
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I sent in an application and then I didnāt follow up on it for a week because I was literally moving into my dorm at hte time
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revenge of the judge when
I was like āwell Iām really tired and while I could in theory carve out the time & energy for this I donāt think itād be a good idea to take on new moderation work if itās a burden to even fill out an applicationā and then after the first week I immediately started having way more time. Oops. I still have other work to do it still wouldnāt have been wise to actually follow through
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i was not 18 
Remind me to ping for foddart for the battle like soon or whatever
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You donāt love arguing
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I love arguing when Iām not tearing myself up over the concept of getting caught as wolf, is the thing
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itās true none of the other mods have any obligations. sometimes they take it as an invitation to make their sleep schedule messed up to the point where theyāre not actually around at the peak hours where things that could be moderated might happen
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Have you tried not being caught as a wolf
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Like you can see me visibly do better when I can focus on a single argument with a single person over losing my mind over every single lsot in the game simultaneously. Igo tmore confident in Wild West II when I was fighting Jarek, in the fuckin Litten Game when I was fighting Animal
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I actually tried that recently and I got better at wolfing funnily enough
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Or even more specifically: in the F3 of the Sorc17er, when I was trying to play indecisive townie and fool both people in the F3 at once, which was fucking stupid, I was terribly anxious and also very very wolfy. I improved (moderately, I had a lot going on and wasnāt handling things super well) when I instead focused on a single player at once. Like I can get into the swing of things when Iām just having One Argument
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When itās āI donāt care if this person thinks Iām a wolf, I just want to win, I just want to convince the bystandersā, Iām fine, I have a ton of fun. Lying is scary. Arguing is not. You know?
how to win as wolf - litten guide
And my least bad wolfgames come from when I can get myself out of ālying modeā and into āarguing modeā. Like even in the bad ones I had little flashes of fun when I just found a wolfy townie and 1v1ed them for a while. You could see me go āthis is good, Iām fine actually, wolfing is greatā and hten someone would throw any little bit of suspicion my way and Iād go back into āFUCK I HAVE TO FOOL ABSOLUTELY EVERYONEā mode
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And I think the āI have to fool absolutely everyoneā just comes from perfectionism. Which is a bad wolf trait. I lost my first wolfgame despite playing well and then I got completely obsessed with having the Perfect Game because surely if playing well but not perfectly = almost win then playing perfectly = win right. And so I would completely panic every time I got suspected even slightly because āif I donāt play perfectly I loseā and such
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The only thing I love more than arguing is psychoanalysing myself
The perfect being, huh? There is no such thing as perfect in this world. That may sound clichĆ©, but itās the truth. The average person admires perfection and seeks to obtain it. But, whatās the point of achieving perfection? There is none. Nothing. Not a single thing. I loathe perfection! If something is perfect, then there is nothing left. There is no room for imagination. No place left for a person to gain additional knowledge or abilities. Do you know what that means? For scientists such as ourselves, perfection only brings despair. It is our job to create things more wonderful than anything before them, but never to obtain perfection. A scientist must be a person who finds ecstasy while suffering from that antimony. In short, the moment that foolishness left your mouth and reached my ears, you had already lost. Of course, thatās assuming you are a scientist
Winning is more fun than being perfect