My Surreal Experience with @High in Outcasted

Today I want to talk about a truly unbelievable situation I experienced in Outcasted, specifically during Days 6 and 7, involving the player High. What happened was so contradictory and confusing that I still can’t understand her logic whatsoever. Day 6 High agreed with me to vote out SteveMoses. I kept my word and voted for him. Without telling me anything, she ended up voting for Nenalala and used her idol on Steve to save him. The rest of the players voted out Fiercee. Vote Tally: Fiercee: 3 Nenalala: 2 SteveMoses: 2* (saved by High’s idol) 5th person voted out of Outcasted: Fiercee After this, High came to my Discord in a very irrational way, accusing me of lying—even though I didn’t lie at all. I voted Steve exactly as we had agreed. She was the one who hid her idol and her actual plan from me. She even told me she was done with Outcasted and asked me to vote her out on Day 7. Day 7 I did exactly what she asked: I voted her out. Vote Tally: High: 3 Nenalala: 2 6th person voted out of Outcasted: High And yet, today she came back again to complain about it and tell me I’m a bad person. Reflection Honestly, it’s unbelievable. I don’t understand you, High. I didn’t lie to you, and even when I followed exactly what you asked me to do, you still blamed me. If Outcasted brings you this much frustration, maybe it’s simply not the right game for you. And that’s okay—sometimes it’s better to focus on something you truly enjoy instead of treating a social game like a personal attack.