Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:42 pm
I have the day off tomarrow so i should be able to check in pretty regularly. This seems to be a pretty thoughtful, laid back, roster composition, so i should enjoy this game quite a bit. GN
this gives me town vibes. Paranoia is generally townieIn post 98, Galron wrote:NPOM is making sense. That should probably ping me, but it seems okay.
Pro-active townie reaction to what he feels isnt great early game strat. Has no motivation as scum to disrupt Frossterking's thought process outside of niche situations were Frogking was correctly onto one or more scum. Situations i find not more liekly then random atm. Lastly I think he as scum would greatly prefer to aggress Frogking dierctly in favor of diverting activity inthread elsewhere.In post 100, Galron wrote:I'm not getting anything out of the personality testing. I think we should go back to this.In post 16, Gamma Emerald wrote:By the way I think for Day 1 I want to try to townblock and have a group of voices I trust to bounce ideas off of
Frogster seemed to be trying to do it like you seem to do it, so I had a good vibe from it. In addition the RQS being more frequent from scum!me is really just dumb luck, most of the time I have the idea to do it well before I get my role PM iirc. I have actually suppressed myself doing it in some games where I rolled scum because some people just call RQS a full on scumtell so I want to spite the haters.In post 121, Grendel wrote:Froggester reminds me of when i was much more eccentric and motivated as a player several years ago. I liked doing this kinda early game phscyo-analisis stuff as town. Unfortunately, outside of a few niche tells I dont think i saw much success with it. Granted, Im not that great a player. Maybe Froggser knows whats up.
I guess im leaning town on Frongking since he seems to really beiveile hes doing whats right for town. I cant say hard yes tho
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IM surprized how quickly Gamma took Froggester in with oopen arms since Gamma has tmk more experince using RQS as scum then using it as town. I feel like he'd be more wary of what Frgking was doing. :/
In post 101, Galron wrote:In post 55, Frogsterking wrote:VOTE: LunarMartian
Right now my main scum reads are LunarMartian and NoPowerOverMe.
Between these two I find LunarMartian the most sketch.
Everyone else I read as town so far.1.Wait. Is your default to read as town and go from there?
And how is this:
In post 21, Lunar Martian wrote:Something feels off about this post.In post 14, NoPowerOverMe wrote:By the way I have drawn town 9 out of 10 times and that sucks because I love playing as scum.
VOTE: NoPowerOverMescummy?
2.
In post 118, Grendel wrote:In post 9, Frogsterking wrote:Hey guys I'm working on a better game start than RVS, my working title is "Standard Survey Start" or SSS. Let me know if you want try it. Everyone has to know what their OCEAN profile is.3.DO you normally try to find more eccentric ways to open your games?
4.How likely do you think you are to get decent reads from what you are doing?
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O 85%
C 17%
E 40%
A 87.5%
N 87.5%
When was the first time you played mafia and do you remember if you liked it?
First game was back 2015, it stressed me out, but somehow i grew more invloved with mafia over time. I guess I enjoyed it. Otherwise i wouldnt be here today.
2. Why are you playing this current game of mafia now?
For fun.
3. What is your favorite mafia-like game now? (including games like Among Us and Secret Hitler)
I dont like most other HRPGs. I like long form games more so then short term games.
4. How many people would you say you interact with offline on a typical day?
I work in retail, so quite a few.
5. How many people would you say you interact with online on a typical day?
Depends. Somedays just a couple. Other days it can be a dozen or so.
6. How often do you tell stories?
I like telling stories in situations where I think they will be entertaining for others.
7. Do you think that lying is ever OK?
Yes, i think there are moments where lying can be for the greater good.
8. Do you lie more often online than offline?
Probably? But its usally more due to carelessness then intentionally being deceitful
9. How good are you at lying?
Better then the average person I reckon.
10. Would you rather talk to someone in-person or online?
online, because it involves less required attention in most cases.
In post 119, Grendel wrote:In post 55, Frogsterking wrote:VOTE: LunarMartian
Right now my main scum reads are LunarMartian and NoPowerOverMe.
Between these two I find LunarMartian the most sketch.
Everyone else I read as town so far.5.No power scum due to Lunar MArtian voting him in an informed looking manner?
Your back and forth w/ No power imo clearly demonstrates that he is acting in character, not really doing anyhting A.i.
I do think in a vaccum that scum are most likely to crap on an opener like yours if it seems unpopular with the rest of the roster. However i think beyond the pool of a few players, most were game to play along. Which might dissuade scum from trying to push (I know you said it wasnt RQS, but im gonna call it that for the sake cpnveince) your RQS as scummy.
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OutWorlder looks like he could be scum for making a passing non-contributive commet about taking personality tests. At least more scummy then those actully voting Frogsetr
In post 120, Grendel wrote:*@Froggester*
6.You have meta on Bug Spray? or are you making assumptions on how they approach this situation as scum based on what they personality seems to be?
I guess I gave you the ammunition's required in the same post I quoted to answer my question to you.In post 127, Gamma Emerald wrote:Frogster seemed to be trying to do it like you seem to do it, so I had a good vibe from it. In addition the RQS being more frequent from scum!me is really just dumb luck, most of the time I have the idea to do it well before I get my role PM iirc. I have actually suppressed myself doing it in some games where I rolled scum because some people just call RQS a full on scumtell so I want to spite the haters.In post 121, Grendel wrote:Froggester reminds me of when i was much more eccentric and motivated as a player several years ago. I liked doing this kinda early game phscyo-analisis stuff as town. Unfortunately, outside of a few niche tells I dont think i saw much success with it. Granted, Im not that great a player. Maybe Froggser knows whats up.
I guess im leaning town on Frongking since he seems to really beiveile hes doing whats right for town. I cant say hard yes tho
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IM surprized how quickly Gamma took Froggester in with oopen arms since Gamma has tmk more experince using RQS as scum then using it as town. I feel like he'd be more wary of what Frgking was doing. :/
You really think they, as they as scum would do this? It makes no sense to soft bus a partner this early on when they could be called on it, and forced to get into a harder stance against their partner. I think that's indicative of t/t or if they are scum, they are early on looking for ways to push what seems to be an easy target early on because of how disagreeable NPOM IsIn post 62, Frogsterking wrote:I think Lunar Martian noticed something was off about NoPowerOverMe's post because they're super-conscious of being partners because it's new. Similar to my opinion of NoPowerOverMe's evasiveness and lack of clarity I find Lunar's description here about what he was thinking to be evasive in a way that also has a lot of potential to be AI.
I am very intrigued by this player as I have never seen someone approach a game of mafia in this way.In post 47, Frogsterking wrote:What I'm most interested in right now guy with Bowie avatar, is if you're resisting my theory because you're conservative (and higher in conscientiousness) and you just resist change in general or if you're simply resisting it because you're running on instinct and picking a fight with the first person who catches your attention.
The David Bowie avatar makes me suspect you are higher in openness than you are in conscientiousness, but not as high as you are in extraversion and disagreeableness, so you're mainly just picking a fight with me in order to demonstrate you have some kind of social value and are barely reading anyone's posts besides your own.
I don't think I agree with this though I do think there is room for error in approaching games the way Frogsterking is doing.In post 59, NoPowerOverMe wrote:I don't think your tendency to equate personality traits with scumminess is productive.
I can tell you now that it's not a very good approach.In post 134, Amélie wrote:I am very intrigued by this player as I have never seen someone approach a game of mafia in this way.
I don't quite understand where this is coming from.In post 98, Galron wrote:NPOM is making sense. That should probably ping me, but it seems okay.
I consider this a clear stance of siding with NoPowerOverMe and I'm not sure how to word this but "weakening" Frogsterking and his unique approach to mafia. I'm not sure what to make of this at the moment and I'll have to continue thinking about it.In post 100, Galron wrote:I'm not getting anything out of the personality testing. I think we should go back to this.In post 16, Gamma Emerald wrote:By the way I think for Day 1 I want to try to townblock and have a group of voices I trust to bounce ideas off of
It will be different from RQS because I will keep the questions and the process the same as I can and collect metrics on the results. Then I can do a multivariate analysis on player behavior in-game with an OCEAN-based psychographic and see if anything more causal and clear can be found. There's another example of something similar I already found that did multivariate analysis between linguistics and alignment to see if a player's syntax changes. The information from my new idea with the SSS will be useful even after it's released because most players won't read it all the way through. If anything clear is found it will be useful even if you're playing in a game without the SSS because you can probably roughly figure out the other players OCEANS anyway. So unlike RQS it would be useful to anyone who knows about it even if they're not in a game with it, and also would have some additional advantages to taking this approach in-game if players decided to use it. If players decided they wanted to use it there would be a thread with very clear instructions explaining the steps of the SSS and it would be kept as brief and engaging as possible.In post 61, Gamma Emerald wrote:This is like, the real point of doing RQS outside of being an RVS substituteIn post 42, Frogsterking wrote:Instead of being random the questions are based on things that will give us information for the rest of the game. My ideas are just theories but I can link to actual evidence to support my inclusions of these questions.
So like, in essence I don’t feel like your thing differs from RQS in anything but name.
It seems like making sure it's done in a specific order is a good way to keep the results more accurate.In post 63, Gamma Emerald wrote:You seem to ask this to everyone that has done it at this point, but you’ve indicated you want the OCEAN profile to be doneIn post 42, Frogsterking wrote:OK where did u find this?beforethe other questions. Why are you getting like this at people doing things in the order you want?
I’m not entirely a fan of this. I think Galron’s post was rather constructive, since rather than just downtalk frog’s idea, he also uplifted my own, so I think Galron has good motives rn. Also Galron seems to be limbaity from my last game with him, so I’d be wary of those pushing him.In post 138, Amélie wrote:I consider this a clear stance of siding with NoPowerOverMe and I'm not sure how to word this but "weakening" Frogsterking and his unique approach to mafia. I'm not sure what to make of this at the moment and I'll have to continue thinking about it.In post 100, Galron wrote:I'm not getting anything out of the personality testing. I think we should go back to this.In post 16, Gamma Emerald wrote:By the way I think for Day 1 I want to try to townblock and have a group of voices I trust to bounce ideas off of
There really isn't a town block if you ask me and no I'm not jealous of your messy hair.In post 140, NoPowerOverMe wrote:VOTE: Amelie
I'm sensing some jealousy from those outside of the townblock. Not a town trait. Some things have to be earned.
I tend to read people based on how they respond to my attacks.In post 47, Frogsterking wrote:What I'm most interested in right now guy with Bowie avatar, is if you're resisting my theory because you're conservative (and higher in conscientiousness) and you just resist change in general or if you're simply resisting it because you're running on instinct and picking a fight with the first person who catches your attention.
The David Bowie avatar makes me suspect you are higher in openness than you are in conscientiousness, but not as high as you are in extraversion and disagreeableness, so you're mainly just picking a fight with me in order to demonstrate you have some kind of social value and are barely reading anyone's posts besides your own.