Easy - because we can theoretically find the scum ourselves when those scum are providing content. That's the whole point of playing the game. Power roles are best used to sort the people who aren't providing content.In post 547, bji wrote: Interesting. Why don't we just let the cops, vigs, etc, find all the scum for us then?
Yes, a replace out is an objective fact. No, it's not factual evidence of scum, as townies replace out all the time.I agree with Skitter30, there is a good argument against the Tex slot based on the replace outs from that slot. Every bit of in-game evidence is just speculation because the scum are lying through their teeth all the time here, and spotting that is hard. But you can't lie about a replace out. It happens and is factual evidence. I wouldn't mind basing my Day 1 vote on such factual evidence when the alternative is all WIFOM.
Yes, spotting scum who are lying through their teeth is hard, but again, that's the whole point of playing the game.
I agree. I never said it should. No slot is clean at this point.And the fact that you replaced into that slot and immediately went after Clemency, doesn't really clean the slot in my opinion.
Er, yes, that's exactly what I was doing. I can get information that way. You're pointing out that I'm actually playing the game instead of voting lurkers, but saying it in a disparaging way. I don't get that - unless you're doing the same with me now in order to get info from my response.I think it's obvious to anybody why Clem would write that. He obviously thinks that the slot is highly suspected because it's been twice replaced out on Day 1 and will have a hard time redeeming itself. Also given Clem's play style it's an expected thing for him to say -- he doesn't really make cases, just fluffy observations.
It looks like you're trying to pick an argument with Clemency; there is no good reason for starting a back-and-forth with him on his throwaway comment otherwise.
Wrong. I'm not concerned about my wagon.I would venture a guess that from your position, Clemency is possibly the easiest person to a) get to move off of your wagon with some pressure given that he's capitulated to just about every counterpoint in this game thus far,
Seriously, as scum you would try to mislynch this person today?b) get some momentum towards as a mislynch vote given that he hasn't shown the ability or interest in defending himself. Under pressure he's acted like he's defeated before the argument even starts and is expecting to be lynched (from my first exchange with him). That would probably be a good player to try to turn the attention to, especially if you think that you're likely to be able to make him look bad in every exchange, which it appears you try to do (post 513, post 514).
Scum!persivul would want to take this person to end game.
I voted Clemency for having no original thought, not for voting my slot.So when Clemency votes your slot for its replace-outs, he's scummy? But when Skitter does it, it's just because she's lazy?