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Why would you be productive day 3 and not day 2?Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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I think that the most productive use of your time is to read through the game making notes of the most important things, with less depth. Maybe just make private notes so they don't need to be presentable to others. When you're done, you can form reads using all of the information available and make those arguments to others.In post 643, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
I really wanted to make/give my full thoughts for 1 game, but clearly I'm a bit lacking on the time commitment part.In post 636, Ausuka wrote:
I think what Eiralox is trying to say is that it's difficult to read you when you are only engaging with things that happened early on in the dayIn post 628, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
The past doesn't get invalidated, not for me at least.In post 625, Eiralox wrote:like this is 625. i dont wanna be thinking about 178 at this point.
Hmm.. did you sin something in the past?
I do feel like I'd be a productive member of society by Day3 or something, so I'd prefer to keep this up as is. What do you think would be the most productive course of action for me? If I read everything and tried to give my summary - I'd forget 80% of what I read and 99% of my thoughts, if I ever would have them.- Frogsterking
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I wanted to find out what would happen and I knew I could change my vote back.In post 647, Nero Cain wrote:
3rd time I've asked thisIn post 619, Nero Cain wrote:I still want to know why Frog unvoted Gandi to join a smaller Juice wagon while still scum reading Gandhi.
341, 342Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
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But that would defeat the whole purpose because then we couldn't SEE all the deep notes they're taking.In post 652, Ausuka wrote:
I think that the most productive use of your time is to read through the game making notes of the most important things, with less depth. Maybe just make private notes so they don't need to be presentable to others. When you're done, you can form reads using all of the information available and make those arguments to others.In post 643, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
I really wanted to make/give my full thoughts for 1 game, but clearly I'm a bit lacking on the time commitment part.In post 636, Ausuka wrote:
I think what Eiralox is trying to say is that it's difficult to read you when you are only engaging with things that happened early on in the dayIn post 628, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
The past doesn't get invalidated, not for me at least.In post 625, Eiralox wrote:like this is 625. i dont wanna be thinking about 178 at this point.
Hmm.. did you sin something in the past?
I do feel like I'd be a productive member of society by Day3 or something, so I'd prefer to keep this up as is. What do you think would be the most productive course of action for me? If I read everything and tried to give my summary - I'd forget 80% of what I read and 99% of my thoughts, if I ever would have them.Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- Nuclear Gandhi
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I assume Frog at least read my post/-s.
Eiralox didn't even read my last submitted post and they avoided every chance to talk about my slot early in the game. I don't believe they're game solving personally.
How can they even act about not understanding me when they don't even read my posts?
Frog is frog. I hate the inherently uncooperative playstyle, but unlike Eiralox slot - Frog at least has some process going on instead of just talking empty air.- Nero Cain
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Why did eiralox drop from your scum reads? I thought you were town reading hoppip?In post 639, Ausuka wrote:I would be willing to wagon either hutmeil or hoppip.Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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Have you gotten me confused with someone else??? I have been vocally townreading eiralox and scumreading hoppip for a long timeIn post 656, Nero Cain wrote:Why did eiralox drop from your scum reads? I thought you were town reading hoppip?- Nuclear Gandhi
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It's the time I expect to have fully caught up, just instinctively.In post 651, Nero Cain wrote:Why would you be productive day 3 and not day 2?
I am productive for my own standards now fwiw. But I reckon by Day3 I'd solve this game more likely than most others.- Nuclear Gandhi
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In post 654, Frogsterking wrote:
But that would defeat the whole purpose because then we couldn't SEE all the deep notes they're taking.In post 652, Ausuka wrote:
bruh, you don't have access to my own notes, don't kid yourself.In post 643, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
I really wanted to make/give my full thoughts for 1 game, but clearly I'm a bit lacking on the time commitment part.In post 636, Ausuka wrote:
I think what Eiralox is trying to say is that it's difficult to read you when you are only engaging with things that happened early on in the dayIn post 628, Nuclear Gandhi wrote:
The past doesn't get invalidated, not for me at least.In post 625, Eiralox wrote:like this is 625. i dont wanna be thinking about 178 at this point.
Hmm.. did you sin something in the past?
I do feel like I'd be a productive member of society by Day3 or something, so I'd prefer to keep this up as is. What do you think would be the most productive course of action for me? If I read everything and tried to give my summary - I'd forget 80% of what I read and 99% of my thoughts, if I ever would have them.
I think that the most productive use of your time is to read through the game making notes of the most important things, with less depth. Maybe just make private notes so they don't need to be presentable to others. When you're done, you can form reads using all of the information available and make those arguments to others.- Nuclear Gandhi
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its possibleIn post 657, Ausuka wrote:
Have you gotten me confused with someone else??? I have been vocally townreading eiralox and scumreading hoppip for a long timeIn post 656, Nero Cain wrote:Why did eiralox drop from your scum reads? I thought you were town reading hoppip?Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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This is TvTIn post 661, Nero Cain wrote:
its possibleIn post 657, Ausuka wrote:
Have you gotten me confused with someone else??? I have been vocally townreading eiralox and scumreading hoppip for a long timeIn post 656, Nero Cain wrote:Why did eiralox drop from your scum reads? I thought you were town reading hoppip?Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- Nero Cain
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admittedly, there was some skimming involved but I was able to read the whole game last night,
My worry here is that Gandhi is "perpetually behind" as a scum tactic rather than actually just being too lazy/busy to catch up.Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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I mean, I am explicitly townreading NeroIn post 662, Frogsterking wrote:
This is TvTIn post 661, Nero Cain wrote:
its possibleIn post 657, Ausuka wrote:
Have you gotten me confused with someone else??? I have been vocally townreading eiralox and scumreading hoppip for a long timeIn post 656, Nero Cain wrote:Why did eiralox drop from your scum reads? I thought you were town reading hoppip?- DeltaWave
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MHD is feeling town to me. we aren't going to eliminate gandhi.
keeping nero in the likely town pool (doesn't change my inutile read)
i like the greeting wagon. i don't want to vote until we get a VC because idk how close greeting is to hammer.When there's trouble, you call DW.
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law; love is the Law, love under Will.- Frogsterking
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My biggest issue with the Greeting wagon is that Greeting is V/la so they don't have the ability to adequately defend themselves. I also haven't checked Greeting's meta to see if they normally propose this strategy D1.In post 665, DeltaWave wrote:MHD is feeling town to me. we aren't going to eliminate gandhi.
keeping nero in the likely town pool (doesn't change my inutile read)
i like the greeting wagon. i don't want to vote until we get a VC because idk how close greeting is to hammer.
Posts like the above are fueling my confbias of a Delta/Gandhi/MHD solve.Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- Frogsterking
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Like I have 4 players in my solve right now [greeting, delta, gandhi, MHD] and apparently all 3 of them want to vote the other 1? What? This is jet fuel for conf bias.Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- Frogsterking
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Mapuche (MHD) is doing a similar strat as Gandhi right now by the way, just spread out over like 20 posts instead of massive walls.Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- Nero Cain
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no, Ausuka says those are shitty readsOf all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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My experience from reading through a few games I wasn't in and from playing against town!Nero as scum!Frog indicates that Nero has both good read accuracy and a tendency to get sidetracked by TvTs with other active Town players.Bruce: Terry. I've been thinking about something you once told me... and you were wrong. It's not Batman that makes you worthwhile; it's the other way around. Never tell yourself anything different.
Terry: ...Thanks.- furtiveglance
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It's for the best.In post 673, Frogsterking wrote:Strange vote @ furtiveglance - furtiveglance
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