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Such as....?zee wrote:You role is believeable. However, your actions reek of scum. Or maybe that's your cologne..
How so?zee wrote:Korlash totally ruins my theory in his post 616.
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Would be nice to have this one answered...Glad wrote:ZEEnon, would you mind giving a compiled synopsis on why you suspect Korlash?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Not that I want to budge into your and ABR's convo... but... I haven't seen much use from your "reaserch" so far. I mean you seem completely bent on set-up and role speculation which is fine, but you seem to be keeping half of it to yourself. This kinda defeats the purpose of speclation of this degree if you don't present your full argument. This is mostly in regards to your "theory"... I may be wrong but I don't remember you ever actually telling us what said theory is... And so every time you mention it you pretty much make whatever you are talking about worthless.zee wrote:So I haven't been researching, or I haven't been researching independantly?
As for independantly seeing as how you match GC in the fact you have yet to actually tell me why Me and/or Gorrad are scum I don't think you qualify as doing anything period, independantly or not. If you were to say why you think this way, or back it up with reasons or whatever I would say you were working independantly as you would be the only one doing it...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Re: 1.Green Crayons wrote:Now,Gorrad-related stuff:
Here's the logic: "Seraphim is pretty scummy! However, ZEE isGorrad wrote:1. Frankly, I don't see how the logic there is the same at all. For one thing, Seraphim has an obvious strong bias. Secondly, I, unlike Seraphim, posted reasons why ZEE was more likely. You can't say we have the same logic when Seraphim doesn't post logic. And yes, I still feel the same way about ZEE. In fact, Xtoxm's claim's satisfied me enough for now, Unvote, Vote: ZEEnon.even morescummy! Therefore, let's vote ZEE and not Seraphim." It acknowledges that Seraphim is scummy but you want to bypass him for a "more scummy" candidate. I use quotation marks because I find that opinion to be incredibly suspect. But, you both used it. That's how. Bias doesn't come into play in determining the fact that the two of you used the exact same logic.
What were your posted reasons as to why ZEE was more likely? I didn't catch anything substantial on my read through yesterday.
Do you really think two scumbags made the exact same mistake?
So you don't think the timing of this "slip of the mind" wasn't terribly convenient/bad timing (from whatever perspective you want to look at it)?Gorrad wrote:2. I found ZEE's original transgression worse than Seraphim's. I found him scummier. However, the kills paradox, aka the reason I was voting Seraphim, slipped my mind in 463, hence why I thought I was voting ZEEnon. When I realized that I wasn't, I looked through my post history and remembered why my vote was where it was.
Alright, that's what I thought. But I can't understand why you're making it in response to 383. I think we're interpreting Phily's statement different, so please explain to me what it meant to you.Gorrad wrote:3. 384 is a response to 383
I see the difference in your issue with the claim itself and the mechanics of the claim in 4. I think 5 hinges upon you just so happening to forget the incredibly legitimate reasons to vote Seraphim when his wagon was starting to tremble and waver.ZEEnon wrote:AWESOME! 'doctor' save! (most likely, no idea why mafia would NK)
well the doctor now knows a (potential) clear, which is good.
ZEEnon: "Hey, let's try and get the doctor to claim his target so my buddies and I can NK him tonight and the person we targetted the night after."Seraphim wrote:Alright. Day 2, dead SK, no NKs. We got lucky. Time to start hunting scum.
Seraphim: "Whatever happened, it was a stroke of good luck for town. Let's not go into it, but rather start scumhunting."
Both have the commentary on night happenings tell, but you can see the differences I saw as stated above. And yeah, it's totally possible that two scum did the same mistake.
Re: 2. It was bad timing. Slips of the mind rarely have GOOD timing.
Re: 3. To me, Philly was commenting on how well Korlash and I get along and were working together (plus things like my reacting to his being insulted) and wondered if that connection was due to previous games or to pre-game talk. I linked the list of games in which Korlash and I have both participated in order to show that the former was true.
Re: Xtoxm's role: The way I see it, it's like Korlash's Spirit Enabler ability in that each role has some special change it undergoes when targetted. For scum, however, the change is negative (ie. a roleblock, role change, vote removal, target change, perhaps even recruitment).I will not assume everyone with blue eyes has Mako poisoning
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So you're saying that we are supposed to lynch one of the two people that can enable our powers?
(Assuming both aren't scum)
Also, i've changed my mind. If one of Korlash/ Gorrad comes out scum, I doubt the other is.
Mafia wouldn't batantly show off their partner to all.
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i'm going to start ignoreing you Zee because if I don't I'm going to have a meltdown. You have officially used up your worthless unjustified accusations quota and I'm done fighting you. if you want to actually include reasons sometime or maybe stop parroting GC for a second and think for yourself then I might start giving you the time of day again, until then...
Still don't see where he would get "enabler" from then... Unless his role is like "disabler" and he just guessed it...Gorrad wrote:Re: Xtoxm's role: The way I see it, it's like Korlash's Spirit Enabler ability in that each role has some special change it undergoes when targetted. For scum, however, the change is negative (ie. a roleblock, role change, vote removal, target change, perhaps even recruitment).It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Apologies--fell behind due to my internet.
Quoting what I see as the highlights of the last two pages here.
I thought you were Urahara--you dropped LOADS of Urahara tells--I have them in a document. They were all over the place, really.Korlash wrote:Does what i claim contradict any tells? Otherwise what's the point of this? it seems like you're throwing subtle doubt into my claim without actually saying it.
Anyway, your claim does make sense, and I KNOW who you targeted n1 from a post of yours at some point in the game that I will not reveal (you made it too obvious, Korlash). It makes sense.
Nope.Mastin had made it look like he was claiming Tracker and half confirming Sera's story.
Our Mod DOES like pairs of two--two Martrs, two vanillas, four partially night-kill immune townies, etc. Which does, indeed, make it far more believable, but not instantly confirming you, X.X wrote:The fact that K has the same role as good as confirms me.
I am definitely not liking Green's attitude in the game so far. He seems to be pushing for any lynch that will stick, and has done so from the beginning--his posts show logic, but they, again, seem to be trying to purposefully set up early lynches, and lynches for the next day.Albert wrote:Mastin, you should start choosing sides by now. Lines have been drawn.
X's style of play doesn't fit my meta on him as town,
Korlash's claim conflicts with what I thought, and is a rather minor character, yet his overall play has been good for rather some time now,
Glados is very pro-town, and I definitely believe the claim,
Green brought up a good point about Jebus,
Zee's play yesterday was questionable, but his play today makes perfect sense... (and seems pro-town)
No, I can't take a side yet, as I am both
1: Behind, due to internet failures,
2: Still weighing earlier evidence and claims.
The different sides both also contain players who I find scummy, and players I find pro-town.
I'll try, for the simple reasoning that I don't want to become known as the electician or something like that for outingAlso, cut the setup discussion, its not helping the town.powerroles.
On more serious notes, yes, I'll try to hold back, though at this stage in the game, I believe a fair amount of setup speculation will help.
*ponders his own playstyle and compares it to Green's* Hmm... (I've been accused of this before, so it was an interesting point...)Erg0 has the arrogance of a player that thinks he is above everyone else for being right once.
I'll need to think about this point.
I take no offense at something that is at least partially true--I take my experience from previous games, and another site which works...a little differently from here (epicmafia.com. I know ZEE's a player there as well. We've played a few matches here and there, I believe, a long time ago). Of the players here, it is true that I am very probably the one with the least experience.Glados wrote:This may be the most callous and most insulting thing I have ever seen in a game of mafia -- and it is directed at both Mastin and to ZEEnon.
Can't speak for ZEE on this point, though.
*points to self*
See the person I'm pointing to? Yea, he's worthless. He's at an all-time low in scum hunting.I'm back! Well, kind-of.No Access on Weekends. :/
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I would like to see these... -_-Mastin wrote:I thought you were Urahara--you dropped LOADS of Urahara tells--I have them in a document. They were all over the place, really.
Anyway, your claim does make sense, and I KNOW who you targeted n1 from a post of yours at some point in the game that I will not reveal (you made it too obvious, Korlash). It makes sense.
Unless this set-up is show to have some sort of numerical partnership to it, past set-up meta isn't all that convinsing. Considering how a lot of us seem to have active and passive abilities, it's possible multiple roles were used... However, until a massclaim we can't rely on "pairs" theories.Mastin wrote:Our Mod DOES like pairs of two--two Martrs, two vanillas, four partially night-kill immune townies, etc. Which does, indeed, make it far more believable, but not instantly confirming you, X.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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NOTE: Edited out some information, but otherwise, haven't changed anything.
I strongly believe that Korlash is Urahara.
He dropped a tell about his favorite characters being Urahara and the kids, covering with the Golden group.
And he dropped a serious tell right here:
Who’s the only Bleach character who wears a hat?Korlash wrote: I would like to throw my hat into the ring of asking
Further hints:
Bolded is an obvious reference to Urahara’s age. Underlined is a sign of Urahara’s shop—stuff like that is common place there.would be a great name for someindustrial cleaning solution?
Also would you mind pointing out what and where these suspicions are forus deaf and dumb people like me that need constant reassurance?Or do you still need time to find something that sounds remotely good enough to pass off? I would think seven pages isn't that hard tomanufacture a sutable answer.
Urahara, for the most part, takes the sidelines in a fight, on the bench, really.See I don't really like being attacked from the sidelines by a benched player is all.
Possible hint at Gorrad-Korlash partnership. (Which related to my mason theory)Gorrad are you feeling it? You know, it? Yes? no? Ok...
Hints at his role.but you're on to me here. I do know something but it's definitly not what you are thinking. Unless you are thinking strange things...
This was what originally tipped me off—Urahara is the owner (boss) of his shop, and could fire any of his employees if he so chose. It took a while to hit me, but it did.... I like to think I'm everyone's boss... And you're fired...
Urahara has a rather long past.This is no more then me backing up what's happened in the past
This is the ONLY thing which makes me doubt Korlash is Urahara, although it could be just a setup—crumbing taking a sideline in the battle, and mentioning being attacked from the sideline, could be a way of countering it, stating subtly that Urahara is in the game.I doubt Urahara is in it simply because he took a more sideline approach in this battle.
Urahara wasn’t really in the fight. But he was ‘sort of’ in it.Then again neither was I... Hmmm... Well I mean I suppose i was in a way... sorta...
Of course, some tells of these can also be applied for Korlash's claim, like the "<3 Chadokun" he dropped.I'm back! Well, kind-of.No Access on Weekends. :/
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Korlash wrote:Refusing to explain seting up future lynches is always bad and only confirms what Bullshit it is. ... Explain your reasonings scum.Korlash wrote:It's a nice way of calling my post scummy without saying how. You just can't find reasons for anything can you?
I actually typed it out, previewed it, looked it over, gave it a final moment or two of thought and then decided against it. I'm really confident in it and I think my suspicions of both Gorrad and Korlash are legitimate while standing on their own - dichotomy not needed. Since one of you (Korlash) has a significant chance at being scum, I'm not going to harm the town to appease scum to explain why these two are in an either/or position. The rest of the town can just accept the fact that I (and Phily, and ZEE...) find them both to be suspicious and make their judgments based off of the examples of scum play I brought up.DOS wrote:I will plainly say that I do not see a reason for the dichotomy.
So you're basically telling me that you're just willfully ignoring pretty much everything that happened yesterday? Did you even review D2?Korlash wrote:Caught him "searching"? What the hell does that mean? How can you catch him "searching" in the middle of the day? Are you talking about an in game activity, or like search the web? I mean... I just don't understand what you are saying here...
It means he was acting in such a manner prior to attention being showered upon him. Therefore, that he has always been acting with a certain role in mind. Thus, he did not just pull it right out of his ass. That helps to confirm his claim, not his alignment.Korlash wrote:And I hardly see how "searching" corroborates with "Filming to increase ratings"... It hardly confirms him no matter how you clearify it...
Pardon? Are you suggesting that you have been an incredibly active player this game?DOS wrote:Excuse me? If you are accusing me of lurking then be up-front about it, and then explain why you think that.
I would rather have a mis-lynch that puts us one step closer to getting scum (the other half of a Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy) than a mislynch that doesn't help us at all (if Jebus flips what the hell does that tell us? Nothing). Sorry, I like all lynches - even lynches of town - to help me narrow down who scum are.DOS wrote:I am just not following the logic here. If we can “afford a mislynch” then this should be an argument in favor of Green Crayons being more willing to consider lynching Jebus, rather than keeping his options narrowed down to Korlash or Gorrad as he ends up doing.
Oh, wow. Wow. Wow.DOS wrote:
This is clearly a bad argument, and it is furthermore just about the easiest argument for scum to manipulate their play to subvert. It is pretty much the most classic way to get a town to chase it's own tail.This person was town, so let’s follow whoever they were going after.
DOS thinks we should completely ignore suspicions of confirmed (dead) innocents. That's about the scummiest thing I can think of to say. It doesn't matter that Phily was the cop. He could have been a vanilla townie for all I care. But he was town. It's confirmed. We don't have to worry about him attempting to manipulate the town with his suspicions when we look at the previous days. We can take his opinions and suspicions at face value - a luxury we don't have with any living players.
As I already said, if we look back and decide that we don't agree with his suspicions, then we can just leave them be. I've already covered the fact that town isn't always right - hell, Phily wasn't right with his desire to not see a Seraphim lynch. I also loled at the "manipulating" dead town's play. It's clear that Phily suspected Gorrad and Korlash. You don't have to agree with those suspicions, but they're there.It's a fact. Please tell me how stating Phily's suspicions is somehow "manipulating" his play?
Basically, I'm suggesting we should pay attention to dead town's suspicions as we reflect upon our opinions. We pay attention to living players' opinions who we think are town. So the only difference is the fact that dead players are town-confirmed by the mod whereas living ones are not, so dead players' opinions are more legitimate.Notreliable, but legitimate, because we can trust them more to reflect the town's best interest. The fact that Korlash and DOS both don't want to rely on this incredibly rich minefield of information is... I don't know... incredibly scummy?
lol. "I don't like how GC plays even though it helped him zero in on a SeraScum lynch."DOS wrote:Still, I have not liked the way he has attacked people throughout the game. This includes his attack on Giuseppe on Day One, his attack on Seraphim from Day One and Day Two (despite the fact that these attacks ended up being against scum), and now his attacks on Gorrad and Korlash on Day Three. There is something about the way he has been going after people that does not sit with me.
I just pick names out of a hat. You caught me!DOS wrote:Yes. From what I can discern, ZEEnon has been researching the game independently, creating theories based off that research independently, and drawing conclusions as to alignments largely based off those theories. Green Crayons has been doing no such thing.
What's your non-circumstantial evidence, then?Albert wrote:blargh I'm right for no real reason
You're right. I like to look ahead. Like Seraphim from the end of D1 to a D2 lynch. Like Gorrad/Korlash from the end of D2 to a D3 lynch. The template worked for Seraphim, it could easily work again for Gorrad/Korlash.Mastin wrote:I am definitely not liking Green's attitude in the game so far. He seems to be pushing for any lynch that will stick, and has done so from the beginning--his posts show logic, but they, again, seem to be trying to purposefully set up early lynches, and lynches for the next day.
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Since when does "not beingGreen Crayons wrote:Pardon? Are you suggesting that you have been an incredibly active player this game?incrediblyactive" mean "lurking"? I post when I can, and I post when I have something to say. The only time where I wasinactivewas the time frame between April 1 - April 6, when I told the town ahead of time that I would be gone as "part of a required test protocol." I probably average about one to two posts a day, and that is about what I expect my posting rate to be.
Why don't you lay down your definition of lurking?
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You have done it again. You have taken a phrase and tried to interpret into meaning the most rigid and preposterous thing possible. Let’s compare your “interpretation” to what I actually said:Green Crayons wrote:Oh, wow. Wow. Wow.
DOS thinks we should completely ignore suspicions of confirmed (dead) innocents.That's about the scummiest thing I can think of to say. It doesn't matter that Phily was the cop. He could have been a vanilla townie for all I care. But he was town. It's confirmed. We don't have to worry about him attempting to manipulate the town with his suspicions when we look at the previous days. We can take his opinions and suspicions at face value - a luxury we don't have with any living players.
Never did I say to "ignore" the suspicions of PhilyEc. My position is that we should not be blindly following the dead and throwing awayGLaDOS wrote:Your argument, in effect, is:
This is clearly a bad argument, and it is furthermore just about the easiest argument for scum to manipulate their play to subvert. It is pretty much the most classic way to get a town to chase it's own tail.Boiled Down Argument wrote:This person was town, so let’s follow whoever they were going after.our own suspicionsin the hopes that the dead player was correct. I have a brain of my own, and I think I am better served to find scum with it then the last words of a dead player who was completely wrong about Seraphim.
Unless you give reasons as to why you think PhilyEc’s judgment is better than my own judgment, I have no reason to try to lynch whoever PhilyEc was going after last. I guarantee you that as scum I have set up “domino” lynches many times. In other words, I kill somebody who was on the wrong track, and then people rush down the wrong track, and then they double-back on whoeverthatperson was going after, and so forth. It is mindless and very easy to manipulate through nightkill choices and bandwagons.
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This is absolutely ridiculous. I honestly do not know how you can evenGreen Crayons wrote:I also loled at the "manipulating" dead town's play. It's clear that Phily suspected Gorrad and Korlash. You don't have to agree with those suspicions, but they're there. It's a fact. Please tell me how stating Phily's suspicions is somehow "manipulating" his play?readmy post to say that scum are currently manipulating players who aredead. It is easy to manipulate because onceonetown player is proven wrong through a lynch, then why not try following the second town player, or the third town player? It is just a continues cycle that can easily result in the town chasing it’s own tail.
Your argument lies completely on the assumption that "whoever the scum killed was correct in their suspicions," and this is not a premise I find to be valid, especially in this instance where PhilyEc may have been killed for other reasons entirely.
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See above. IGreen Crayons wrote:Basically, I'm suggesting we should pay attention to dead town's suspicions as we reflect upon our opinions. We pay attention to living players' opinions who we think are town. So the only difference is the fact that dead players are town-confirmed by the mod whereas living ones are not, so dead players' opinions are more legitimate.Notreliable, but legitimate, because we can trust them more to reflect the town's best interest. The fact that Korlash and DOS both don't want to rely on this incredibly rich minefield of information is... I don't know... incredibly scummy?agreethat it isworthlooking at what dead townspeople say. But this does not mean I am going tofollowdead townspeople.
And you are wrong to say that the only “difference” is that we are alive and PhilyEc is dead and confirmed.
1.)We have one more night’s worth of information.
2.)We know the alignment of one more player than PhilyEc does. [Discounting possible correct investigations, obviously.]
3.)We have had the opportunity to see how positions have changed during Day Three.
4.)We have had the opportunity to see a good number of role-claims today, and therefore have a much better view of the probable set-up.
I have a good deal more information than PhilyEc had, and I am much more inclined to use my own reasoning over somebody else’s reasoning, whether they are town or not. Yes, it is true that PhilyEc is not scum, but the same will be true of all other players who die in this game as town.
Now, I would like you to answer this question, Green Crayons. Suppose you are a Cop that has a 100% Sane result -- there is absolutely no question that your investigations are always accurate. Now, you get an innocent result on a player who is alive. Would you then begin following that player simply because their reasoning must be legitimate? Or would you continue acting off your own reasoning?
The difference between us here appears to be the following:
You think we should follow PhilyEc (and you) without question because PhilyEc is confirmed and town, and therefore his reasoning is legitimate and not scum-motivated.Ithink PhilyEc's suspicions are worth noting, but that they should not subsume a player'sownthought process.
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Pardon my French, but:Green Crayons wrote:I actually typed it out, previewed it, looked it over, gave it a final moment or two of thought and then decided against it. I'm really confident in it and I think my suspicions of both Gorrad and Korlash are legitimate while standing on their own - dichotomy not needed. Since one of you (Korlash) has a significant chance at being scum, I'm not going to harm the town to appease scum to explain why these two are in an either/or position. The rest of the town can just accept the fact that I (and Phily, and ZEE...) find them both to be suspicious and make their judgments based off of the examples of scum play I brought up.FISH-SHAPED SOLID WASTE. If youhonestlythink you have a theory that narrows a scum down to 1 or 2 players, then there isabsolutely no reason to withhold it, especially when the town is in such a good position as we are. Who cares if it “might” help the scum a little bit? I guarantee that whatever mystical "benefit" that would be given to the scum will be outweighed if your theory actually results in a scum-lynch.
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Awesome plan...Albert wrote:GC should be ignored by everyone until the end of the day.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Would love to hear that non-circumstantial evidence you have against Xtox.Albert wrote:GC should be ignored by everyone until the end of the day."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Albert B. Rampage
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Like the non-madeup evidence you have that makes one of me or Gorrad scum if the other is town and town if the other is scum?
I think there are lots of things we would all love to hear...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Yawn. I said that Jebus was being more of a lurker than you. I never said that you were lurking, simply any lurking done by Jebus was at a greater scale than you. By that standard, Jebus has been more of a lurker than Xtox, ZEE, Korlash, Gorrad and myself. If anything, I was - originally - merely commenting on the fact that you haven't been the most frequent of posters while explaining my thoughts on Jebus. Then I you wanted me to spell it out to you that I didn't think you were an incredibly frequent poster. Now you're getting all pissy for no reason. Way to go and blow up over something so incredibly not important.DOS wrote:Since when does "not being incredibly active" mean "lurking"? I post when I can, and I post when I have something to say. The only time where I was inactive was the time frame between April 1 - April 6, when I told the town ahead of time that I would be gone as "part of a required test protocol." I probably average about one to two posts a day, and that is about what I expect my posting rate to be.
Let's compare your "interpretation" to what I actually said:DOS wrote:Let’s compare your “interpretation” to what I actually said:Original GC post wrote: We should pay attention to the indicators of the confirmed, dead cop because we know that his suspicions were not motivated by scum origins.Now, if we disagree with his inclinations is one thing. But I don't. And I trust the cop's inclinationsbecause he's was town and they matched my own. So I'm asking the town to trust the cop (as they should) and me (who was one of the players who strongly pushed for scumbag Seraphim's lynch). Not too much of a stretch here.DOS' revision wrote:This person was town, so let’s follow whoever they were going after.
It's amazing how aligned my original post and DOS' most recently formed opinion are. I like how she's pretending as if her opinion stands in stark contrast to my originally voiced opinion. I like how she's making up a ton of bullshit (e.g. I think we should follow confirmed town without question, I think confirmed town's suspicions should overrule our own inclinations, etc.) that she's pulling from her revision of my original post, but it's bullshit because he "interpretation" is so incredibly off. You know, it's almost as if she ignored my whole first post entirely, took a single line out of context and jumped on me because she wants me out of this game for some inexplicable reason.DOS' newly formed opinion wrote:You think we should follow PhilyEc (and you) without question because PhilyEc is confirmed and town, and therefore his reasoning is legitimate and not scum-motivated. I think PhilyEc's suspicions are worth noting, but that they should not subsume a player's own thought process.
Fine. ZEE is the doctor. Or, if he isn't, he been acting like he is the doctor - and to the outside observer it's one and the same. He dropped at least three big time hints/tells at the beginning of yesterday. It was so incredibly obvious that I can't believe you didn't catch it. In light of these doctor tells, Gorrad and Korlash pushed his lynch heavy all throughout the day. My best guess as to why ZEE isn't currently dead is because scum thought they would at least give it a day/night cycle so we wouldn't immediately go back and check out what scumbags really wanted ZEE-doc dead. The fact of the matter is, both Gorrad and Korlash were big ZEE-lynch supporters. So was Seraphim. I think it's either/or because I can't see SeraScum AND scumbuddy one AND scumbuddy two trying to lynch the doctor - it's just too incredibly obvious. But, coupled with their suspicious play style, I'm convinced at least one of them was attempting to help their buddy SeraScum get out from beneath the spotlight while lynching the doctor in the process.DOS wrote:FISH-SHAPED SOLID WASTE
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So you agree with me that it isn't made up? Thanks, pal!Korlash wrote:Like the non-madeup evidence you have that makes one of me or Gorrad scum if the other is town and town if the other is scum?
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Examples?Albert wrote:The discrepancy between Xtoxm's behavior and his claim are enough to prove that he is fakeclaiming scum."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Korlash
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So we're going to start twisitng each other's words now then? Ok, so you admit to agreeing Albert's evidence against Xtoxm isn't Circustantial. Cool.GC wrote:So you agree with me that it isn't made up? Thanks, pal!It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Uh, maybe you should reread what you wrote.
"Like the non-madeup evidence you have that makes one of me or Gorrad scum if the other is town and town if the other is scum?" I know what you were trying to say (my evidence for the Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy was made up) but that's not what your sentence actually says.
Non means not. Negative. Therefore, your sentence reads "Like the not madeup evidence..."
Madeup means not real. Therefore, your sentence reads "Like the not not real evidence..."
Double negatives cancel each other out. Therefore, your sentence reads "Like the real evidence..."
So... Yeah. I wasn't twisting your words around. I was playfully pointing out that your sentence structure made your accusation fall flat. Way to miss the point entirely, though, buddy. Actually, the only way my comment would have missed the mark would have been if you were being sarcastic - but your response (that I was "twisting your words") shows that you were being genuine and therefore my criticism stands. Untarnished. Jeeze, touchy."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- GLaDOS
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Green Crayons wrote:I think we should be lynching either Korlash or Gorrad today. Nobody else. I don't want to explain my reasons for this (so, yes, I'm asking people to trust me and my judgment) at all today - besides saying that the reasons are grounded in D2 judgment - because it would really help scum at the town's expense.
Both of these posts are essentially asking me to follow you (i.e. PhilyEc) without question. You explicitly ask the townGreen Crayons wrote:The evidence behind the Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy is one of them, though it's plain to see with one's eyes open while looking at D2. I will say that Phily, our cop and confirmed innocent, thought that either Gorrad or Korlash was scummy. My reasoning does not stem from this fact, but this just shows that a confirmed innocent was also of the mind that at least one of these two were scumbags. So, technically, the town doesn't just have to trust me - the town can trust Phily and I.trust you. That is the very definition of blindly following. I am not in the least convinced that you are town, so the fact that “PhilyEc’s inclinations match withyourown” does not mean anything tome. Everything I said I stand by.
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To say I want you out of the game for some “inexplicable” reason is ludicrous. I have been suspicious of you for much of the game, and I have made that clear. To say that I would want you dead before the game can reach 5 players alive is to say that if I had the chance to kill all but five players (let’s assume through some special dayvig power), you would be one of the players I kill. In other words, yesterday you were not in my top five “players most likely to be town.”
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You say this as if I am blind (“I can’t believe you didn’t catch it”). I have long since thought that if there is a Doctor that ZEEnon is the most likely candidate. This led me to believe that: (a) either ZEEnon is the Doctor who probably protected me on Night One (given that he thought I was “an excellent choice for a night kill”), and that he wondered if you “knew that I was Night Two’s target”); or (b) ZEEnon is town and has accidentally / purposefully given off strong Doctor tells; or (c) he is scum that probably tried to kill me Night One and is setting up a possible avenue for a claim.Green Crayons wrote:Fine. ZEE is the doctor. Or, if he isn't, he been acting like he is the doctor - and to the outside observer it's one and the same. He dropped at least three big time hints/tells at the beginning of yesterday. It was so incredibly obvious that I can't believe you didn't catch it. In light of these doctor tells, Gorrad and Korlash pushed his lynch heavy all throughout the day. My best guess as to why ZEE isn't currently dead is because scum thought they would at least give it a day/night cycle so we wouldn't immediately go back and check out what scumbags really wanted ZEE-doc dead. The fact of the matter is, both Gorrad and Korlash were big ZEE-lynch supporters. So was Seraphim. I think it's either/or because I can't see SeraScum AND scumbuddy one AND scumbuddy two trying to lynch the doctor - it's just too incredibly obvious. But, coupled with their suspicious play style, I'm convinced at least one of them was attempting to help their buddy SeraScum get out from beneath the spotlight while lynching the doctor in the process.
As you can probably tell, I think it is very likely that I was indeed scum’s target for a Night One kill, and this was largely the reason why I asked if you “like to kill players like me” back in Post 270. Players like me – of course – being an experienced player (which you admit you suspected since Day One) who has been going afteryou.
I will be frank that I think your theory of “scum are the most likely to have attacked ZEEnon for his Doctor tell” is not as surefire as you make it to be. I think it quite likely that one scum would take such an avenue of attack, and that has already been proven through Seraphim’s death. To now say with 95% certainty (although you admit this is just a number you’ve thrown out) that there must be a second scum is to stretch too far, in my opinion."Aperture Science: We do what we must because we can."- Albert B. Rampage
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Vote: Gorrad. Forgot to do that earlier. I honestly think Korlash and Gorrad are equally scummy. The fact that Gorrad already has some votes on him is why I'm voting him.
Oh, it has been abundantly obvious that you've suspected me from pretty much post one. And I know why: you just don't like my play style. So, you're right. "Inexplicable" was the incorrect word to use. My apologies. I should have conjured up "baseless" or "nonsensical" or just plain ole "bad."DOS wrote:To say I want you out of the game for some “inexplicable” reason is ludicrous. I have been suspicious of you for much of the game, and I have made that clear. To say that I would want you dead before the game can reach 5 players alive is to say that if I had the chance to kill all but five players (let’s assume through some special dayvig power), you would be one of the players I kill. In other words, yesterday you were not in my top five “players most likely to be town.”
It's asking the town to whittle their perspective to only Gorrad and Korlash for the day - not to just lynch them. I said the reasons were grounded in D2 - not explaining them does not mean people can't do the legwork themselves and figure it out on their own. Furthermore, I threw out a whole bunch of suspicious crap about each of the players. So I didn't make these claims and suggestions in a vacuum as you're suggesting, thanks.DOS wrote:Both of these posts are essentially asking me to follow you (i.e. PhilyEc) without question. You explicitly ask the town trust you. That is the very definition of blindly following. I am not in the least convinced that you are town, so the fact that “PhilyEc’s inclinations match with your own” does not mean anything to me. Everything I said I stand by.
ZEE made an incredibly obvious "I protected DOS last night and she isn't dead" statement near the beginning of D2 through a couple of posts put together. That's when I came around to the thinking that you were very likely N1 target as well. Glad to see we're all on the same page. Hurrah.DOS wrote:As you can probably tell, I think it is very likely that I was indeed scum’s target for a Night One kill, and this was largely the reason why I asked if you “like to kill players like me” back in Post 270. Players like me – of course – being an experienced player (which you admit you suspected since Day One) who has been going after you.
I disagree. The fact that you did catch on that ZEE was hinting he was the doctor only further proves that I'm not some sort of messianic individual with mod-divination powers. It was abundantly obvious that ZEE is the doctor, or is making very obvious doctor plays. So there are two things that damns Gorrad and Korlash: 1) they both pushed hard for an obvDoc lynch and 2) they both attempted to dissuade/not help a scum lynch. These two separate hits against their character just so happened at the same time. Which makes them both incredibly large scumbags. Seraphim looks like he was just trying to catch onto the next biggest suspicion wagon and ride it to a lynch that wasn't himself, thus negating any diminishing impact he may have on their respective scummy play.DOS wrote:I think it quite likely that one scum would take such an avenue of attack, and that has already been proven through Seraphim’s death. To now say with 95% certainty (although you admit this is just a number you’ve thrown out) that there must be a second scum is to stretch too far, in my opinion.
Would love those actual examples.Albert wrote:Wow, Glados just owned GC."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting). - Green Crayons
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