↑ Porochaz wrote:It's more if UN flips scum than town, UN flipping town means I need to re-evaluate this game, possibly look at the people trying to lead town, like Mos and Grey. It wouldn't mean Delta was in the clear, to answer your question, but my reasons for having suspicion on DW would not make sense if UN was town. Although not as apparent, the love between UN and Delta isn't one way. I can't see either of them as scum trying to buddy to a town player, partly due to their experience but mostly due to the desperation in UN's posts combined with Delta's apparent lack of concern that there is someone who is doing the defending for him.
So your point is "If UN is scum, his lynch will be good", and you're trying to pass that off as a valid reason to lynch him. Got it.
↑ jasonT1981 wrote:Oh gold mine!! scum is caught, trapped and backtracking! not knowing what she said d1!
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Not a strong town read D1 but enough that you declared as town MANY TIMES! CAUGHT IN YOUR LIES
Lynch this now please!!!
jason, you've quoted one post that calls CoolDog null, one that says one thing he said looks town, THAT SAME EXACT POST AGAIN, and one that clarifies why the previous post looks town while also calling something else he said scummy.
Saying that this does not constitute a strong town read is in no way a massive lynch-worthy contradiction. Please check your extreme confirmation bias at the door and try again.
↑ GreyICE wrote:If you follow the voting, no one else really emerged with a viable wagon, so the scum had little motive to try and push through a town lynch. In response, they stayed off the wagon, and there you go. All green town wagon, day 1, no self-hammer.
Stop assuming scum work hard to get town lynched. Especially when the town is hugely scummy it's usually the scum who don't want to commit.
OK. Granted, it is possible for a town lynch to happen with no scum involvement.
However, the complete lack of any counterwagon there seems like a pretty exceptional set of circumstances that didn't exist in this game. If I take for granted that DeltaWave is town, which I see no reason to do, then at least some of the scum
did
put effort into pushing a town wagon, because there is only one person in the game who didn't pick one side or the other between Haylen and DeltaWave yesterday.I'm not assuming that scum work hard to get town lynched. If I made that assumption, I'd probably be voting for you. I'm voting for the guy who put a shitty vote on Haylen at the beginning of the game, parked it there without any further comment about her for most of the day, OMGUSed when Glork started hounding him, then switched back to Haylen when it became clear that it was either her or him. Hardly what I'd call 'working hard'.
↑ DeltaWave wrote:
You know what the absolute best part of this post is? The language that you're using presumes that I'm town. If youreallythought I was scum, then there's no way I could have beenwrongabout Haylen, since scum would know the alignment of other players. You call me scum in the last line of your post, but your analysis presumes that I'm town who was wrong about my reads. That's because you're fully aware that I'm town.
You just scumslipped hard.
Because this kind of logic worked out so well yesterday.
Who else is scum besides Prozac? Because you seem to be clearing... pretty much everyone else in this post.
CooLDoG wrote:
Funny how Captain Murasa replaces out when D1 Was way faster than d2... Also odd that she chooses now of all times to replace out.
I think the two days have been pretty much on a par as far as pace, and I don't have a clue what you're getting at with the 'now of all times'. Why is this a particularly scummy time to replace out?
