Seriously, your apparent confidence that Frost is Town based on the above is disturbing to me.In post 573, Ame wrote:If you want to admit that your perfect record on Aaron is now broken, I'll drop itIn post 571, Luca Blight wrote:And I think it's unreasonable that you're SR'ing me so strongly because I disagree on Frost.
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Here's a similar post from Frost's last scum game:
I suspect him and he immediately turns it round to me. He even uses similar wording like 'In post 327, AaronFrost wrote:
The timing of your vote is pretty convenient too.In post 325, Luca Blight wrote:And why hadn’t you mentioned the ‘lack of Town vibes’ until now? Again, it seems convenient timing.
You were scumleaning me, then townleaning me, then scumleaning me again. Explain that progession.explain that progression'.- Ame
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xD it is pretty funny how similar they are. However, the "explain the progression" phrasing at the end of lines is an Aaron idiosyncrasy, not a scumAaron idiosyncrasy. Additionally he was implying an accusation towards you in the quoted post. Here it came off as a genuine inquiry that naturally led from what you're were discussing.- Luca Blight
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Your reasoning behind the votes is satisfactory, but their timing is still off. Unnatural really is the best way to describe it. I know it's not something you can really defend against, but I don't really know how else to put it.In post 574, Luca Blight wrote:So you're suspecting me for two votes during RVS, that have both been fully explained, accepting Clidd's reads even though I didn't accept them as you can see in 352, and for 'not stepping on people's toes', even though I've just been stepping on Frost's and earlier yours, Clidd's and Insomnia's?
Regarding stepping on toes, even when you have been pushing people, it's come off as sort of soft. It doesn't feel like your full weight is behind them. I'll see if I can pick up on some specific phrasing to explain tomorrow.- Ame
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I'll reconsider after some sleep. Night!In post 579, Luca Blight wrote:I believe he was implying an accusation to me here as well.
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No,In post 563, Ame wrote:@Clidd looks like your intuition was wrong.absolutely not. Of course, he may be confused, or even acting sporadically, but he remains town. The point where he looked for my two games, was where I became convinced of that. It would be very easy to push me to get lynched based on the premise of Hectic, for example, which creates a parallel with the effort that I usually apply in some matches. Considering that he did not act according to 3 or 4 scenarios in which he could definitely have achieved my lynch today, it is plausible to confirm him as locktown (at least in my view). It is also likely that he still has a strong SR on me, but prefers to simulate an apathy about it in exchange for my collaboration, judging that statistically, it is advantageous to have support in the voting phase, regardless of alignment.- clidd
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And yes, I am inclined to agree with his conclusions. However, I don't know if it became notorious, but it seems quite obvious that he is instigating Aaron's reaction right now. The dialogue between both was not purely accusatory, but suggestively informative. Luca is trying to sort out the peculiarities of Aaron's behavior in this game, disregarding the neutral standard he usually sets in his games. By doing this now, it becomes more unlikely that Aaron, in case of being scum, will be able to draw his way to the mid/late game, especially due to the verbal discrepancy and high potential for antagonization if, in fact, the 3-way or 4-way players occurs.- clidd
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And, in response to the worsening of his suspicions, he made this post aiming to remove his suspect from the comfort zone, consequently, intensifying his search for reads and reactions in this type of interaction.In post 582, Luca Blight wrote:Regarding timing, it's probably from being V/LA and in general being in a different time zone to most players. I usually have to catch-up on loads of pages each day.
Regarding soft pushes, I haven't had reason to massively SR anyone until now. I don't see my push on Frost as being soft.- Hectic
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Don't you think if he's scum, you townlocking him would incentive him to not push for your lynch? You're not the only viable mislynch for scum.In post 584, clidd wrote:
No,In post 563, Ame wrote:@Clidd looks like your intuition was wrong.absolutely not. Of course, he may be confused, or even acting sporadically, but he remains town. The point where he looked for my two games, was where I became convinced of that. It would be very easy to push me to get lynched based on the premise of Hectic, for example, which creates a parallel with the effort that I usually apply in some matches. Considering that he did not act according to 3 or 4 scenarios in which he could definitely have achieved my lynch today, it is plausible to confirm him as locktown (at least in my view). It is also likely that he still has a strong SR on me, but prefers to simulate an apathy about it in exchange for my collaboration, judging that statistically, it is advantageous to have support in the voting phase, regardless of alignment.
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Doro, I'm assuming you're still good with your Flippo read? Who'd be your second guess for scum?
I still kinda like AaronFF based on the last couple of pages. I think his scumgame is a little different in that he has less interest for solving. Also, the uncertainty/fencesititng looking behaviour is actually a town trait for Aaron (I think), he has unusual confidence in reads as scum:
and other stuff in this ISOIn post 2213, AaronFrost wrote:I'm like 95% confident that davesaz is town.
I also believe that Garmr is telling the truth as dumb of a move as that was, so he is probably town.- clidd
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No, he would be more cautious. The correct move here, socially speaking, would be to further question my motivations for believing in him and, probably, start a wagon based on the oscillation present in the numerical factor of my activity. This would be done almost automatically, if he had a scum mindset. However, as I was able to observe, he preferred to reveal this aspect and seems to accept, temporarily, my existence for the time being, when he could be building associations out of the read he got from recycling and citing my two scums games. The scenario in which he is taking advantage of this does not come to my mind, and I do not intend to review this position.In post 587, Hectic wrote:
Don't you think if he's scum, you townlocking him would incentive him to not push for your lynch? You're not the only viable mislynch for scum.In post 584, clidd wrote:
No,In post 563, Ame wrote:@Clidd looks like your intuition was wrong.absolutely not. Of course, he may be confused, or even acting sporadically, but he remains town. The point where he looked for my two games, was where I became convinced of that. It would be very easy to push me to get lynched based on the premise of Hectic, for example, which creates a parallel with the effort that I usually apply in some matches. Considering that he did not act according to 3 or 4 scenarios in which he could definitely have achieved my lynch today, it is plausible to confirm him as locktown (at least in my view). It is also likely that he still has a strong SR on me, but prefers to simulate an apathy about it in exchange for my collaboration, judging that statistically, it is advantageous to have support in the voting phase, regardless of alignment.
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I was catching up from like page 15 or so last night and the posts that I'm scumreading you for happened after that point. I was going to call you out for them, but you called me out before I got the chance.In post 552, Luca Blight wrote:And I gave my reasons for 'slapping a TR on him'.
This feels just like in the last game where I suspected you, and you tried to deflect from it by suspecting me in return.
Why didn't you mention any of this before I called you out?
And like, think about it, would scumme seriously try the same deflection tactic on the same person two games in a row? I think you and I are both smart enough at this game to know that I wouldn't do that.- AaronFrost
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I'm aware of your reasons for not pursuing the scumread, but for one the initial scumread was pretty weaksauce (I didn't pursue it at the time because it seemed like clidd would either start contributing, or would flake and be replaced) but okay we can agree to disagree there.In post 561, Luca Blight wrote:I even linked him the games regarding Clidd so he should have already known my reason for not pursuing that initial SR.
My problem comes from the fact that since he has started contributing, there has been little to no attempt to sort him or analyze his content, and I think Lucatown would take a look at some of the things that are off in his ISO instead of just giving him a free pass.- AaronFrost
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I didn't do that though? You pressed me because you thought I was being passive and cautious, so saying 'no u' would be me saying that I think YOU have been passive and cautious, which I am not accusing you of.In post 564, Luca Blight wrote:It's basically taking my point and saying 'no u'. It's a common scum tactic. Town do it as well, but it certainly isn't Town-indicative imo.- AaronFrost
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Although I kind of agree with this, I tend to get worried that I'm being pocketed whenever people overly townread me.In post 575, Luca Blight wrote:
Seriously, your apparent confidence that Frost is Town based on the above is disturbing to me.In post 573, Ame wrote:
If you want to admit that your perfect record on Aaron is now broken, I'll drop itIn post 571, Luca Blight wrote:And I think it's unreasonable that you're SR'ing me so strongly because I disagree on Frost.
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Wouldn't him being more cautious and not pushing the read be scum indicative then? Like if I'm Lucascum who's noticing that townclidd is willing to locktown me based off of almost nothing, then that's someone I'd try to keep alive to give myself extra armor.In post 589, clidd wrote:No, he would be more cautious. The correct move here, socially speaking, would be to further question my motivations for believing in him and, probably, start a wagon based on the oscillation present in the numerical factor of my activity. This would be done almost automatically, if he had a scum mindset. However, as I was able to observe, he preferred to reveal this aspect and seems to accept, temporarily, my existence for the time being, when he could be building associations out of the read he got from recycling and citing my two scums games. The scenario in which he is taking advantage of this does not come to my mind, and I do not intend to review this position.
Also since you never confirmed one way or the other (unless you did and I missed it), do you hate playing scum? Why did you replace out of those two games?- Ame
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I can't help it that you're obviousIn post 595, AaronFrost wrote:
Although I kind of agree with this, I tend to get worried that I'm being pocketed whenever people overly townread me.In post 575, Luca Blight wrote:
Seriously, your apparent confidence that Frost is Town based on the above is disturbing to me.In post 573, Ame wrote:
If you want to admit that your perfect record on Aaron is now broken, I'll drop itIn post 571, Luca Blight wrote:And I think it's unreasonable that you're SR'ing me so strongly because I disagree on Frost.
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Him not acting in the way you think would be optimal for him as scum is not a town tell. And the idea that he has a secret SR on you is entirely unwarranted and you know it.In post 584, clidd wrote:
No,In post 563, Ame wrote:@Clidd looks like your intuition was wrong.absolutely not. Of course, he may be confused, or even acting sporadically, but he remains town. The point where he looked for my two games, was where I became convinced of that. It would be very easy to push me to get lynched based on the premise of Hectic, for example, which creates a parallel with the effort that I usually apply in some matches. Considering that he did not act according to 3 or 4 scenarios in which he could definitely have achieved my lynch today, it is plausible to confirm him as locktown (at least in my view). It is also likely that he still has a strong SR on me, but prefers to simulate an apathy about it in exchange for my collaboration, judging that statistically, it is advantageous to have support in the voting phase, regardless of alignment.
His read is serious, not investigative. He even stated that this is his first massive scum read.In post 585, clidd wrote:And yes, I am inclined to agree with his conclusions. However, I don't know if it became notorious, but it seems quite obvious that he is instigating Aaron's reaction right now. The dialogue between both was not purely accusatory, but suggestively informative. Luca is trying to sort out the peculiarities of Aaron's behavior in this game, disregarding the neutral standard he usually sets in his games. By doing this now, it becomes more unlikely that Aaron, in case of being scum, will be able to draw his way to the mid/late game, especially due to the verbal discrepancy and high potential for antagonization if, in fact, the 3-way or 4-way players occurs.- Karnage
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In post 521, Ame wrote:VOTE: Karnage
I think Wimpy was BSing. He's stubborn but not unreasonable. If someone makes a point to change what he dislikes, I think he would adjust his perspective on them accordingly. I had completely retracted my low post reasoning on him once I realized he was V/LA, but he kept ignoring that and speaking as if it weren't the case. He also made it seem like he didn't know what I meant about him emulating himself, then perfectly explained it to insomnia later on. The replace out is NAI.
Ame, can you walk me through these posts? what happened to your scum read on me?In post 554, Ame wrote:I feel better about Aaron from this last page. I still want an answer to my question though Aaron, it wasn't rhetorical!
Pedit: VOTE: Luca
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The reasoning would be correct if we were talking about a newbie player, considering that this type of thinking is extremely simple and easily detectable. By the way, why would he act this way with you in the game, if you've played together before? it has no cohesion. Any kind of stimulus in the interaction between me and him would be suspicious and therefore would attract unnecessary attention - just what he would avoid in a scum scenario. These two substitutions were coincidental. The question of preference on alignment is indifferent to me, as it depends more on the match. ''Noisy'' games with lots of posts and discussions are less interesting to me, since my tendency is to start the game slower. As well as very fast matches. The middle ground is difficult to find, given the peculiarities of my personal taste, but I believe that over time I will be able to align that.In post 596, AaronFrost wrote:
Wouldn't him being more cautious and not pushing the read be scum indicative then? Like if I'm Lucascum who's noticing that townclidd is willing to locktown me based off of almost nothing, then that's someone I'd try to keep alive to give myself extra armor.In post 589, clidd wrote:No, he would be more cautious. The correct move here, socially speaking, would be to further question my motivations for believing in him and, probably, start a wagon based on the oscillation present in the numerical factor of my activity. This would be done almost automatically, if he had a scum mindset. However, as I was able to observe, he preferred to reveal this aspect and seems to accept, temporarily, my existence for the time being, when he could be building associations out of the read he got from recycling and citing my two scums games. The scenario in which he is taking advantage of this does not come to my mind, and I do not intend to review this position.
Also since you never confirmed one way or the other (unless you did and I missed it), do you hate playing scum? Why did you replace out of those two games? - clidd
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