Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2020 7:56 am
and?In post 1173, MURDERCAT wrote:I was like one of the first people to claim
and?In post 1173, MURDERCAT wrote:I was like one of the first people to claim
It's not just a shot in the dark. At the current level of claims it's actually incredibly likely that scum get the bonus NK with no accountability.In post 1174, PookyTheMagicalBear wrote:its basically a shot in the dark if scum get their bonus NK without any accountability.
So show me where I'm wrong then.In post 1177, MURDERCAT wrote:Can't we reconstruct that knowledge from the hoods though? I'm not convinced that knowing it in advance changes anything in that regard.
And you are acting like I am tip toeing when I have clearly been in favor of claiming the whole time. Have you even claimed your rooms yet? What I'm not convinced of is that we know enough about the setup to force others to agree, because basically the only way to do this is to threaten to vote them out otherwise. I think that not wanting share info is a reasonable position a townie might have and so I'm not in favor of voting people out if they don't comply. And if we aren't willing to do that then there is no way to actually get people to group how we want.In post 1175, Akarin wrote:and?In post 1173, MURDERCAT wrote:I was like one of the first people to claim
I would have to look again assuming that around half to 3/4 of town is actually grouped. I agree random is bad.In post 1178, Akarin wrote:So show me where I'm wrong then.
I thought I demonstrated pretty clearly why you can't reconstruct it from the hoods.
Because you are tip toeing around taking a stance that could upset anyone, or pressure anyone into doing things that are good for town.In post 1180, MURDERCAT wrote:And you are acting like I am tip toeing when I have clearly been in favor of claiming the whole time. Have you even claimed your rooms yet? What I'm not convinced of is that we know enough about the setup to force others to agree, because basically the only way to do this is to threaten to vote them out otherwise. I think that not wanting share info is a reasonable position a townie might have and so I'm not in favor of voting people out if they don't comply. And if we aren't willing to do that then there is no way to actually get people to group how we want.
Who's still in RVS?In post 1179, Titus wrote:Can we move on to no elimination and compliance? I am bored and this feels like an RVS that will last forever.
at that stage, i had 4 votes, 2 from players who should be somewhat familiar with me.In post 1058, SirCakez wrote:I'm not voting BM?
If you mean others, I think they are unfamiliar with him. He has a...unique playstyle
about time!In post 1060, Gamma Emerald wrote:Cakez has been defending bm
thanks Titus!In post 1064, Titus wrote:Except it doesn't. For instance, Alisae has two tasks. One takes her to electrical the other to another room. By actively selecting electrical, we force a room of three (assuming BM lives).In post 1063, Akarin wrote:SIGH
I wasn't at any point suggesting going to random rooms.
The assumption of random is that everyone just doing one of their tasks amounts to random rooms, assuming roughly equal distribution of tasks among the rooms.
That's a strong reason for BM to live. He has to try and complete his one task and can have another passed off to him from the dead corpse. It's a win-win situation regardless of BM's alignment.
eh wtf? I'm town!!In post 1083, Titus wrote:It is.In post 1081, DrippingGoofball wrote:Not if he's scum????In post 1064, Titus wrote:It's a win-win situation regardless of BM's alignment.
We force him to take a task. It auto completes. If he refuses, we kill him.
The task lets us also control what room he goes to. So he's a liability to scum.
I like itIn post 1084, Gamma Emerald wrote:this is rather wrongIn post 793, Battle Mage wrote:just stay alertIn post 784, PookyTheMagicalBear wrote:wait r we going to compete to see who has the worst post restriction
i got one that makes me post in rhyming couplets
i dont even know what rhyming couplets are.
don't drop your guard
you might get hurt
if i tunnel you hard
it's much like a song
each odd and even line
must have a rhyme to be fine
I agree with you.In post 1093, Akarin wrote:I need to go to sleep, but I just really wanted to hammer this home because I feel like a bunch of people are being unrealistic about the POE chances after a double NK.
And people keep picking at little things without really acknowledging the point I’m trying to make, but I feel like I need to answer those things.
If we just all do tasks willy-nilly,2 town are going to die every nightand there willnotbe useful POE to figure out who killed them.
In exchange, we avoid giving scum information and we get the tasks done slightly faster. I don't think this is worth it, and I haven't actually seen an argument that it is, beyond vague handwaving and dogmatism.
preachIn post 1179, Titus wrote:Can we move on to no elimination and compliance? I am bored and this feels like an RVS that will last forever.
i'm sympathetic to this. Looking back at Pooky-logic vs Reck-logic, I still think the former is a better bet.In post 1183, PookyTheMagicalBear wrote:i think we need to start eliming in the no room claim pool
we can probly hit bad guys
and if they're townies we were never going to win this game
VOTE: Reck
my tolerance for gamethrowing is gone
If we were going to do this I think that Reck is the least likely to hit scum. HC is better IMOIn post 1183, PookyTheMagicalBear wrote:i think we need to start eliming in the no room claim pool
we can probly hit bad guys
and if they're townies we were never going to win this game
VOTE: Reck
my tolerance for gamethrowing is gone
And if he's green you think .. what?In post 1185, PookyTheMagicalBear wrote:if reck flips red here it proves our no-elim plan can probly win the game
I can understand that. It's a much different game as I've already said. Larger player list, more mech-heavy. I tend to be more influential in smaller games (for obvious reasons). I can't speak to contradictions without you giving me some quotes.In post 1138, OutWorldER wrote:Spoiler: Quote
BM's play is far different from what I remember in the game I played with him, where was very active in engaging other people and wasn't really a passive fluff-poster like he is here. Especially given there's a lot of contradictions in his play so far. (Compare 111 to 129, 75 and 153). Other posts like 198 and such ping me.
haschel would make a fine example as wellIn post 1188, Akarin wrote:Pooky, why Reck over Haschel?
This is an attitude I see both you and BM spouting and it's just like:In post 1179, Titus wrote:Can we move on to no elimination and compliance? I am bored and this feels like an RVS that will last forever.