First of all, thanks everyone for bearing with me and not minding the game stalling for a while - I did need it and it's very appreciated.
Now back to the game.
Before I had to step away I was feeling confident enough that we had a good shot with Joppo but now I'm pretty much certain he's scum. Even though I do appreciate the thought of closing the day "for my sake" I don't think that was the only reason behind it. The fact that Joppo made the executive decision to hammer at the first given opportunity (when Catte had already extended the day) without even discussing it with the rest doesn't hint at a Town mindset. I assume it wasn't all just scum agenda through and through and part of it was in fact meant to help me out a bit (and thank you for that, Joppo) but I seriously doubt it was the main reason.
That being said, I do agree with ZFR's musings about Joe.
Joe more or less engineered the shift in wagons which doesn't make absolutely no sense if Joppo is actually scum.
If Joppo isn't scum, which I doubt, I suppose there is a slight chance that scum!Joe was playing some wifom game and he may have not meant for things to turn out the way they did but just mix it up a bit, sow a couple of seeds of doubt to point the attention of others "prepare" a second target for the next day but this is quite a stretch.
Based on that and the general feeling I had from before I'd agree that Joe is unlikely to be scum.
joppo: While you can say that my lynch was well underway and scum!Joe wouldn't have to move a finger for a D2 lynch, getting Micro under suspicion would be a low risk gambit because the suspicion over me wouldn't just go away on D3 (as evidenced by Pooka above you voting me).
It appears it wasn't that low risk, though.
joppo: That said, if you ask me if I'm accusing Joe of being scum, I'd say no. His focus on Micro did feel town-like.
Do you have an idea who the scums might be?