You can be whatever you want, you can also be scummy and I'll vote you. Is that what you want to be?In post 73, Mutleyddmc wrote:Am I not allowed to be?
Can you answer the question:
You can be whatever you want, you can also be scummy and I'll vote you. Is that what you want to be?In post 73, Mutleyddmc wrote:Am I not allowed to be?
Third time's a charm.In post 75, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Can you answer the question: 3 pages in still no scum reads or anything catch your eye?
In post 41, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Random other trends I noticed in PyP games.
The highest number ends up as the 4th number (although this one was sheer luck in one case as it only 2 unique and only 2 pairs lol)
The number 4 is always doubled up, and often last. (You guys suck.)
In post 61, Belisarius wrote:Why not me or Smudger, if you're going by Hoopla's hypothesis?
why would you think Siveure is scum based solely him bringing to the table a meta that had anyone known about they would have probably done exactly the same thing if they knew about it. In particular considering the discussion that is now ensuing? IMO he was/is under no pressure to have actually revealed that information at that time, he could have kept it back and then only used it when he was pressured.In post 52, Alabaska J wrote:rom reading those posts, their logic is similar to mine; i thought 4 was a low but safe number but of course i was wrong. i think if you gave two neighbors a quicktopic before the game, their discussion would be similar as well. i actually think this is more likely to be a manufactured ploy by scum Siveure DtTrikyp (he had those quicktopics on hand pretty fast) than town seeing scum voting 1 (although a bus with one of the two who voted 1 could be in the works), seeing as he voted a ridiculously low number to make sure he would not be implicated in his theory while being protected by the idea that that strategy guarantees you a unique vote, albeit the last one. i agree with the lottery fallacy by Xdaamno. btw, did i IC one of you newbie games? your name is very familiar to me.
I like this. I like this a lot.In post 84, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Case on Stryker:
In post 86, Smudger wrote:Mutley's behavioris strangeso am waiting to see how that pans out between him and pieceofpeacanpie. Any reason why you have not pursued this pieceofpeacanpie?
We don't. But it's very unlikely. How many people use the numbers? You'd have to be one to realize what's the reward in the draft phase. You don't even agree with the idea, so I find it highly doubtful you're scum that's doubled up. Everyone else isn't bothering with the numbers.In post 55, Alabaska J wrote:this is not a good reason to disregard the possibility. how do we know they won't realize the potential gain?In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Doubling up probably isn't going to happen because most people won't realize the potential gain.
Twas a response to pecan's thing about hoopla in the other game.i don't understand the point you are making. can you please clarify this?In [url=http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=5055250#p5055250]post 54[/url], [quote=Siveure DtTrikyp post_id=5055250 time=1372129906 user_id=19215] wrote:And I think what happened was nothing to do with number theory beyond further narrowing down the scum of a pool of 6.
Can't argue with defensive. W/E. This SUCKS. So much. Euck.it is relevant because you are accusing scum of choosing lower numbers since you think they can afford to take the risk while you yourself don't choose a lower number - in fact you choose the highest number. i'm not saying it is a smoking gun by ANY means, but it is certainly relevant because you are conveniently not in a position to be suspected by your own theory.In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:And how the hell is my pick of over 9000 relevant? I could have picked TWO and I wouldn't be implicating myself.
you seem pretty defensive here, so i'm gonna go with my gut and
VOTE: Siveure DtTrikyp
Ah. Defensiveness. So if I don't be defensive I don't need to be. Novel concept.In post 58, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Alabaska actually raises a decent point. Choosing a number over 9000 doesn't clear you. Yeah, it doesn't implicate you either, like Siv pointed out in #54, but the defensiveness is interesting.
@SiveureThis is your first PYP game yes? Were you hoping to get a free town ticket with your draft number?
Not a bad strategy, it ensures that he goes in front of everyone who doubled/tripled.In post 24, Stryker wrote:Why would we take you seriously?
Why would town not risk to take #1 and try to go for a useful town pr or deny a powerful scum pr?
So at least 1 in every double and 2 in every triple is town, right?In post 51, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Draft order is can be very relevant with PYP, and number theory really helps identify the best scum candidates.
Hoopla almost broke this game for scum in Day 1. I was scum that game, I'm going to read over it again and remind myself exactly why I was sweating it out so much.
I see it as relevant, but I think it implicates him as town.In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:
And how the hell is my pick of over 9000 relevant? I could have picked TWO and I wouldn't be implicating myself.
it would be bordering on anti-town. if you don't hit scum day 1, anti-town is the best possible mislynch.In post 73, Mutleyddmc wrote:Am I not allowed to be?
i'm sorry if you got the wrong impression, but it was his reaction to my post that was more the cause of my vote as opposed to the presentation of the theory itself, which is, in my mind, a nulltell. again, in a later post, i point out that the reason i brought up his number was NOT because it was a scumtell (another nulltell) but that i felt it was relevant info that he conveniently didn't fit into his theory and in fact didn't in a spectacular way. again, his response made me more suspicious.In post 83, Smudger wrote:why would you think Siveure is scum based solely him bringing to the table a meta that had anyone known about they would have probably done exactly the same thing if they knew about it. In particular considering the discussion that is now ensuing? IMO he was/is under no pressure to have actually revealed that information at that time, he could have kept it back and then only used it when he was pressured.
As for his choice of number, so what? he choose a number that probably no one would have thought about, and considering the information he has imparted regarding number choices and how they could be read then its a pretty good choice for a townie to ensure a good role pick and equally the same for scum. the difference is he chose to tell us about the number analysis, so why shoot himself in the foot?
he still reads as more of an inexperienced town to me; this isn't strong enough to convince me the other way, especially the nitpick about RVS actions with someone who has "Townsperson" under their tag and isn't a hydra. the flip flop on the number thing is something i guess but again doesn't quite ping the radar for me enough. decent case, but its timing is rather convenient. speaking of which...In post 84, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Case on Stryker:
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@BelisariusAnd that's why I'mnotvoting you or Smudger.
you do realize how bad this looks right? and where has stryker "actively attempted to shut down discussion"? are you talking about the number argument flip? i would hardly say that qualifies. this looks like lazy scum/bad town play right here, and i'm leaning towards the former. your pseudo-lurking doesn't help you much.In post 85, Your Troubles Will Cease wrote:I like this. I like this a lot.In post 84, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Case on Stryker:
All of that post combined with the fact that he hasn't laid down any opinions of anyone in the slightest, and has actively attempted to shut down discussion means +1 wagon.
VOTE: Stryker
srs vote.
your tone sounded very final to me, as if you were disregarding the possibility. my point is that your theory is so vague and not likely to help until later that i don't see why you make such a big deal about dismissing the doubling up thing in the first place. i don't think it is relevant, while you seem to imply:In post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:We don't. But it's very unlikely. How many people use the numbers? You'd have to be one to realize what's the reward in the draft phase. You don't even agree with the idea, so I find it highly doubtful you're scum that's doubled up. Everyone else isn't bothering with the numbers.In post 55, Alabaska J wrote:this is not a good reason to disregard the possibility. how do we know they won't realize the potential gain?In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Doubling up probably isn't going to happen because most people won't realize the potential gain.
that we shouldIn post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Also, if you wait for certainty you get nothing done because even a cop with a guilty could be scum fakeclaiming. You have to go with the most likely scenario, which is that scum didn't double up.
gotcha. makes more sense now. thanks for the clarification.In post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Twas a response to pecan's thing about hoopla in the other game.i don't understand the point you are making. can you please clarify this?In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:And I think what happened was nothing to do with number theory beyond further narrowing down the scum of a pool of 6.
no you can't argue with defensive, but you could try and defend yourself in a non-scummy way. it is not that you are defensive, but the context around your defensiveness that warrants my vote. also, since this is my first really serious vote of the day, there is, to be frank, less to go on than, say, a vote on day 3. you going straight for the OMGUS here really reinforces my view. you act as though you are in danger of being lynched already, for pete's sake!In post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Can't argue with defensive. W/E. This SUCKS. So much. Euck.it is relevant because you are accusing scum of choosing lower numbers since you think they can afford to take the risk while you yourself don't choose a lower number - in fact you choose the highest number. i'm not saying it is a smoking gun by ANY means, but it is certainly relevant because you are conveniently not in a position to be suspected by your own theory.In post 54, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:And how the hell is my pick of over 9000 relevant? I could have picked TWO and I wouldn't be implicating myself.
you seem pretty defensive here, so i'm gonna go with my gut and
VOTE: Siveure DtTrikyp
i think this needs to be reinforced about the difference between your case and Hoopla's case in the game that was linked to by pieceofpecanpie. you think scum are more likely to choose 1 (although your evidence seems to be just as strongly correlating with scum choosing lower numbers, so i don't know why you are restricting yourself to just choosing 1, unless *!!wild speculation alert!!* all of your scumbuddies chose low but avoided 1 specifically so you could make your case, or one chose 1 to make you look more town), while Hoopla's analysis specifically talks about scum having higher positions after submitting the numbers, and does not reference the numbers picked themselves. there seems to be more hard data and logic towards Hoopla's case, but your logic certainly isn't faulty by any means either. note that this is NOT an attack on your case and (wild speculation aside) is not an attack on you either, it is just something interesting i wanted to clarify before the cases got lumped together as one entity.In post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Anyway, I'm not accusing scum of choosing lower numbers in general. I'm accusing scum of choosing ONE. JUST ONE. Two isn't the mystical lowest number available that guarantees you first place if no-one picks it.
out of curiosity, what numbers did you pick the other times?In post 91, Siveure DtTrikyp wrote:Anyway, This is my third PyP game and I was hoping to get high with my draft number. Nobody is going to give a crap what I picked or who I could be scumbuddies with because I've already done this setup twice.
Well, yes and no.In post 94, TMTOLBTWNTOF wrote:Taking this postSo at least 1 in every double and 2 in every triple is town, right?In post 51, pieceofpecanpie wrote:Draft order is can be very relevant with PYP, and number theory really helps identify the best scum candidates.
Hoopla almost broke this game for scum in Day 1. I was scum that game, I'm going to read over it again and remind myself exactly why I was sweating it out so much.
Uhhh, what?In post 96, Alabaska J wrote:[...] decent case, but its timing is rather convenient.
And...?In post 89, Mutleyddmc wrote:I read your other games too