Mini 2074: Madness at Port Arthur (Game Over)

[Blake Belladonna]

Insomnia, do you believe his push isn't fakeable?

[insomnia]

Debating on an Ank / Succint team tbh. What’s the point of accusing the one that’s not even focused on you. Seems like poor distancing after he saw he’s being set up for a hammer.

Succint was in anti-spew and then dipped once again. What’s the point in scum reading someone that was basically deflecting from you, especially when you know that person is Ank, someone that heavily defends their town reads and is being pretty vocal about it as well. She’ll defend you if she feels like it. Scum reading her when you’re at L-1 despite not having any read on the slot reeks of poor distancing.

[insomnia]

Insomnia, do you believe his push isn't fakeable?

My point was even if it’s fakeable or not, it puts a spotlight on you. As it’s been demonstrated because you picked up on it. Which proves my point now, doesn’t it?

His claim comes from town 11/10 of the time.

[insomnia]

And then I said, given Persivul is a low poster, when he does post he’s more likely to be paid attention to, so picking a fight with me is almost suicidal if he were scum. You’re missing the point.

[insomnia]

Succint’s read on Fuscezu is mechanics based as well, not even a real read. Zero effort. Level 1 read.

[Blake Belladonna]

How droll.

[insomnia]

Thought I’d get a better reaction after exposing both of your asses, is this all I’m gonna get?

[Blake Belladonna]

Now you know how I've felt all day.

[insomnia]

Succint abandons his only scum read that he has no progression on to vote someone based on mechanics that has been acting town all game. Adds up.

Ank remains neutral on him until he comes back, makes 4 terrible posts and then she calls him town.

What do you know, shall we end the game?

[Blake Belladonna]

I would be very disappointed in you if you actually tried to lynch me today.

[Blake Belladonna]

Succint abandons his only scum read that he has no progression on to vote someone based on mechanics that has been acting town all game. Adds up.

Ank remains neutral on him until he comes back, makes 4 terrible posts and then she calls him town.

What do you know, shall we end the game?

I'd also like to point out the irony of "voting somebody based on mechanics that has been acting town all game."

Especially when you look at "His claim comes from town 11/10 of the time."

I refuse to go into self meta on this account, so I'm going to leave it as this being a completely ridiculous strategy and leave it there.

[insomnia]

Sue me.

[Blake Belladonna]

The papers are incoming.

[insomnia]

Either way, after I lynch Succint, this accusation and the reactions I got from it will tell me something.

Usually, the people that are accused of being in a scum team tend to prove that the team isn’t a possibility. It’s natural and it’s the easiest thing to defend yourself against. This idea is so dumb from a town PoV that emotions will actually push you to defend yourself against the “prosecutor” and shove it in his ass and tell him how dumb he is. This is good because it shows frustration with the person that's pushing them, which is hard to fake as scum.

However, you defended Succint against my accusation. That tells me that I’m either right with my theory, or that you truly believed in your town read, and the most likely option out of these two will be obvious once Succint flips.

Waiting for them papers.

[Blake Belladonna]

I'd hoped it was obvious on this account, but I show far less emotion on Blake than I do on a any other account.

The fundamental flaw in your theory is not taking that into account. Yes, I'm annoyed with you, but I'm not going to make a big fuss about it. It really isn't worth it.

[insomnia]

Like changing accounts changes the way you react. You’re the same person. When you’re outed, you don’t feel an obligation to hide anymore.

[Blake Belladonna]

Why does not feeling an obligation to hide my identity mean I'm going to react the same way as I would on my primary account?

I rarely ever case on my main account either, yet I've done that several times in this game. My methods and tone are completely different, so it's ludicrous to think that I'd have similar reactions as I would elsewhere.

[insomnia]

Because you’re no longer putting up a persona. Faking your identity.

You kind of defeated the purpose of having an alt if you’re going to out your main.

[Blake Belladonna]

This alt was never secret.

I changed accounts because I'm changing my playstyle.

[Blake Belladonna]

/out
/in coalition as Blake Belladonna

/confirm

Proof.

That was my first post on this account.

[Persivul]

This alt was never secret.

I changed accounts because I'm changing my playstyle.

Seems pretty hypocritical.

[insomnia]

Why change accounts if you say you can change your playstyle regardless?

[Blake Belladonna]

Is there any particular reason not to?

[Blake Belladonna]

Why are we even talking about this?

[Blake Belladonna]

Importantly, I've seen no proper rebuttal against my cases, and I've addressed everything I'm aware of (other than the meta point that I haven't forgotten about) for why people are townreading Persivul.

All I've seen is people looking to scumread me for... reasons, apparently because I scumread one of their townreads?

My entire case has to be incorrect for Persivul to be town, but nobody has addressed them other than Persivul cherry picking at them and other people vaguely saying they don't agree with it for whatever reason or another.

Address my case itself, insomnia. Show me where Persivul has had a clear town thought process and has been actively trying to sort this game, because I've gone to great lengths this game to show you that he doesn't and he hasn't. I've seen one or the other (or both) from every other slot in the game. No amount of "scum doesn't push me" is going to convince me otherwise because I've also shown how a scum Persivul would have made that same push you say comes from a town Persivul.

If you think I'm scum, fine. Just don't complain about me not taking you seriously in the meantime.