Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 12:45 am
i'm pretty sure he was saying that you having a scum read and not voting is scummy. but even that is still weird, since he apparently thinks you're scummy for it.
Today I learned that the word I use to describe that "it's quarter to ... o'clock" doesn't even exist in my language. Thought you, Fege, would find it interesting.In post 105, Fegelein wrote:Yeah, I was writing a catch-up post yesterday but I fell asleep so there's that.
What do you mean, who is the hydra? trying to find the person behind it? If that's so, it's akin to trying to find who's alt X is and it seems quite hard to pull off, specially on your own. You admit it's a "fool's game" and yet, you do it and post it. why?In post 32, FuDuzn wrote:I have been caught in the game of trying to hard to figure out who is the hydra and figuring who is saying what, fools game I say know though.
And yet, you didn't mention this. You only mention it now.In post 39, Brian Skies wrote:But I never said I liked his questions. They're pretty useless in my opinion and I don't see how they can help us scumhunt. After browsing other games, I feel like a lot of useless pages will be produced from arguing about them.
Follows these standards, game will be balanced, probably three scum, probably at least one investigative role & one protective role.In post 77, Brian Skies wrote:What assumptions can be safely made?
Anything else, pretty much.In post 77, Brian Skies wrote:What assumptions can we not make?
I think that his hate of hydrae from two years ago is genuine or else he wouldn't make a giant ranty post against it, and the way he's acted upon this hate is more indicative of a town mindset than a scum mindset. I don't really see an advantage as scum of "hydras suck!!!" either, so that's an added benefit. Why aren't you townreading him?In post 78, Rail Tracer wrote:elaborate on why poirot seems rather town to you.
Do you think he sensed it as a point of weakness as scum?In post 91, Sound of Silence wrote:I'm really struggling to see how this raised a flag for you.
Why does your vote need to be on him in order for him to react?In post 103, Dessew wrote:I want HC to react to #98&99 first.
We could have voted Fegelein again, but I'm pretty fine with my vote on him and would find it a little redundant if we unvoted and voted the same person.In post 107, Humble Poirot wrote:Wasn't there anything you could talk about? anyone you could vote?
My sorting process usually goes something like: 1) Read someone as leaning scum, leaning town. 2) Treat them as town/scum, get into their head a bit. etc. etc. I've played enough with SoS that I usually get a strong read from the first few posts, so the "declare town" part usually isn't necessary, and ends up being detrimental when dealing with her as scum (the more uncomfortable, the better).In post 107, Humble Poirot wrote:You ommited SOS. Why? What do you see in us that you don't see in him?
How long does it take you to catch up on 5 pages?In post 105, Fegelein wrote:Yeah, I was writing a catch-up post yesterday but I fell asleep so there's that.
In post 92, Cabd wrote:In post 89, FuDuzn wrote:Mod please delete one......or leave it. Who am I to tell you what to do.
You basically answered your question. He might react in a scummy way. I have enough time to change my vote later.In post 108, Rebel Without a Pulse wrote:Why does your vote need to be on him in order for him to react?In post 103, Dessew wrote:I want HC to react to #98&99 first.
[...]would find it a little redundant if we unvoted and voted the same person.
I think that could be what was going on. And I didn't like how many times I had to poke back before he explained what he even meant.In post 108, Rebel Without a Pulse wrote:Do you think he sensed it as a point of weakness as scum?In post 91, Sound of Silence wrote:I'm really struggling to see how this raised a flag for you.
Not so much discomfort as hall of mirrors style self-wifom.My sorting process usually goes something like: 1) Read someone as leaning scum, leaning town. 2) Treat them as town/scum, get into their head a bit. etc. etc. I've played enough with SoS that I usually get a strong read from the first few posts, so the "declare town" part usually isn't necessary, and ends up being detrimental when dealing with her as scum (the more uncomfortable, the better).In post 107, Humble Poirot wrote:You ommited SOS. Why? What do you see in us that you don't see in him?
In post 111, Humble Poirot wrote:You're kidding, right?In post 92, Cabd wrote:In post 89, FuDuzn wrote:Mod please delete one......or leave it. Who am I to tell you what to do.
I mean, he might react in a scummy way whether you're voting him or not. Why not vote who you think is scum?In post 114, Dessew wrote:You basically answered your question. He might react in a scummy way. I have enough time to change my vote later.
I have a slight townread on that exchange, simply because he's finding something he doesn't like and biting into it. I have to be careful with him since I occasionally lynch the hell out of him and he's usually not scum when that happens.In post 115, Sound of Silence wrote:What do you make of his posts overall and of our exchange?
And the fewer escape routes you have, the better.In post 115, Sound of Silence wrote:Not so much discomfort as hall of mirrors style self-wifom.
I'm talking about my read of you. Figuring out whether town- or scum-nacho is more likely to make this explicit could take a while. It's bollixed up my methodology for reading you almost as much as your ambiguity-injection post-buzzword bingo did.In post 118, Rebel Without a Pulse wrote:And the fewer escape routes you have, the better.
Dessew, I am reading this as "Yes, I think FuDuzn is the scummiest player right now. I want HC to react first." Is that correct? Or is it "Yes, I have a reason for keeping my vote on HC, HC is the scummiest player right now."?In post 103, Dessew wrote:Yes, he's certainly the scummiest player now, imo.
I want HC to react to #98&99 first.