Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2022 6:41 pm
It feels like you trusted each other and buddied up WAY too fast.
https://forum.mafiascum-staging.net/
I have a question.In post 58, clidd wrote:There is one player in particular that I'd consider voting for but the reason is so moonlogic that the chance of the read being right would be as accurate as voting randomly, so not helpful at all.
Anyways, I have two questions:
@Gibus
Why did you vote Crescent if you said that your vote was ''bad''?
@Geraint
Which part of the description of why Vivax was voting George struck you as performative? why?
pedit: Yep
Early reads, take all these with a grain of salt, I have difficulty coming up with reads early gameIn post 104, Alexcellent wrote:What are your thoughts on the last page or so, Goldfish?
I know you didn't seem to like my whole 81 but what about everything else (me vs Elsa etc). Any reads on anyone yet?
P-edit:
Birds are alright, except for magpies, whom are spawn of the devil
In post 58, clidd wrote:There is one player in particular that I'd consider voting for but the reason is so moonlogic that the chance of the read being right would be as accurate as voting randomly, so not helpful at all.
Anyways, I have two questions:
@Geraint
Which part of the description of why Vivax was voting George struck you as performative? why?
In post 58, clidd wrote:There is one player in particular that I'd consider voting for but the reason is so moonlogic that the chance of the read being right would be as accurate as voting randomly, so not helpful at all.
Anyways, I have two questions:
@Gibus
Why did you vote Crescent if you said that your vote was ''bad''?
@Geraint
Which part of the description of why Vivax was voting George struck you as performative? why?
pedit: Yep
because no one can get a good read on anyone day 1, and certainly not by post 40. shouting to the world you find someone scummy so early on just feels like getting something out there so you can show people later you had a read on themIn post 40, geraintm wrote:your reasons are very loose. It feels performative.In post 39, Vivax wrote:He deliberately split the posts (or in other words, spammed), that looks to me like he tried too hard to appear casual during his joke entrance.In post 36, Alexcellent wrote:May I enquire what gives you the scummy vibes? Also why not vote for George?In post 29, Vivax wrote:Gettin scum feels from George Bayleys series of posts as entrance.
Leaving it at that.
I'm not willing to vote just for that early in the game. We've got time, and instant majority lynch.
also, the L word is not allowed on this forum.
you need to chill. differences in play schedules (liek, if this game had properly started getting going on a weekend i would not have been able to post much) or time zones (i'm in the UK and post mainly 9am-4pm and i can often post early in the day and no one reply to me, and then have to catch up with 5 pages over night - it makes my posting history in games look weird).In post 63, Crescent wrote:We had one replace day 1 and two replaces early day 2 last game... All were town, and all were members of the hood. It was somehow a scum neighbor with 3 inactive town neighbors.In post 61, Elsa Jay wrote:I mean genuinely sometimes it's best to cut the weak links early when we can afford it like lurkers and such. And usually the person who posts last was either busy IRL or (90% of the time) is a player who doesn't contribute as much. But a general low poster after 10ish real days will do.
I am not against murdering someone who doesn't postat allif for some reason they're not being replaced, but I did town read day 1's lowest poster last game and was against voting for them. He came off as (and was) completely clueless town who was way out of his depth.
I consider it a really bad sign that a 2 day old game is already talking about inactive hunting. This doesn't feel like a discussion that has a place this early in a day.
it wasnt a read, it was me just saying i didn't like what someone else was doing. i'd given someone else a naughty point too, i just like to try and keep arecord of when people do something that makes me sit up, so i can note them for later. if they d a bunch of weird stuff....it can mean somethingIn post 67, clidd wrote:Right, I'm waiting for you Gera.
VOTE: geraintm
I'm curious how you notice something is performative so early in the game.
In our last experience, town!you took a bit longer to develop reads. Maybe you know something else that I don't?
games over boys, we can all go home. sherlock here has solved it.....In post 81, Alexcellent wrote:Scum is in here somewhereIn post 75, Umlaut wrote:Not voting (7): geraintm, GoldfishFromTheMoon, Vivax, Elsa Jay, Eiralox, Crescent, Corwinoid
In post 110, Eiralox wrote:In post 58, clidd wrote:There is one player in particular that I'd consider voting for but the reason is so moonlogic that the chance of the read being right would be as accurate as voting randomly, so not helpful at all.
Anyways, I have two questions:
@Geraint
Which part of the description of why Vivax was voting George struck you as performative? why?
@Geraint --- u are yet to answer this question.
VOTE: cliddIn post 56, clidd wrote:The rest of the discussion that goes on didn't suggest much in the AI sense. Feels like almost everyone who posted so far is literally dancing in null variations tbh.
I need to read more to be able to infer something more expressive, which implies the need for more posts, interactions and etc.
Whats wrong with that post? I thought it made sense.In post 116, geraintm wrote:VOTE: cliddIn post 56, clidd wrote:The rest of the discussion that goes on didn't suggest much in the AI sense. Feels like almost everyone who posted so far is literally dancing in null variations tbh.
I need to read more to be able to infer something more expressive, which implies the need for more posts, interactions and etc.
Well. This is an awful apologetic self-conscious post considering the timing and that there's quite a bit to go with already. I'm surprised I got to point that out first.In post 78, Corwinoid wrote:I'm here, I'm keeping up on things but I've been busy lately also. I'm consciously trying to observe more and drive a little less this game than I have in previous ones while I shake the rust off.
no rest for the possibly wicked
it contributes nothing and draws no one out, basically stating the intent to lurk until others do the work yet in a flowery and overly-convulated manner.In post 118, GoldfishFromTheMoon wrote:Whats wrong with that post? I thought it made sense.In post 116, geraintm wrote:VOTE: cliddIn post 56, clidd wrote:The rest of the discussion that goes on didn't suggest much in the AI sense. Feels like almost everyone who posted so far is literally dancing in null variations tbh.
I need to read more to be able to infer something more expressive, which implies the need for more posts, interactions and etc.
This is really what I wanted to know from my question.Eiralox wrote: That said, @geraintm has offered no qualifier to the vote, other than the fact that @clidd has voted fro them(which they did not explicitly state). Their reply to @clidd's vote in itself was a defense of their method, so where does the decision to vote clidd come in? Is the above post decisive enough a motivation?