Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2013 7:49 pm
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You're a fucking idiot if you're town.In post 1374, My Milked Eek wrote:Scope fits with the theme of the game, dummies.
I don't understand this, fferyllt;
"He backs off this bullshit in his next post or we 1v1."
If there's someone claiming to be a cop with a positive on me, I wouldn't even doubt his alignment, that dude is scum. Why are you being so careful? If I were you, I'd go after Wake and I wouldn't try to have him back off on his cop claim. What are you hoping he's going to do? "Oh, right, I see. No, I got a scum result on you, but I'll back down, now that you've put it that way.".
I'm inclined to believe Wake for the following reasons:
- his claim feels really nervous. But not scum fakeclaiming nervous. More like a "first time cop getting scum" kind of getting nervous. It's exactly the same as how I claimed the first time I was cop.
- your reaction to the claim is really wrong. Absolutely wrong.
- your frustration at the beginning of D3 towards the end of D2 is fake. It feels super rehearsed.
Vote: fferyllt
Thanks!In post 1377, Garmr wrote:oh wait birthday
The fake guilty provokes my reaction, which is likely not what he expects assuming he's town because my approach to mafia is apparently often non-intuitive to a lot of other players. But in theory he could have gotten a better idea of my alignment this way if he had genuine doubts. In most gambits, though, the reactions of other players may be an even bigger take. Who ignores it. Who sniffs around it but doesn't bite. Who throws additional suspicions but doesn't bite. And who bites, and how much do they fart around first.In post 1383, My Milked Eek wrote:What would the town gambit be in this case? Just to be clear.
I yelled at you on your birthday. :/
Are we talking about the same Wake?In post 1385, fferyllt wrote:The fake guilty provokes my reaction, which is likely not what he expects assuming he's town because my approach to mafia is apparently often non-intuitive to a lot of other players. But in theory he could have gotten a better idea of my alignment this way if he had genuine doubts. In most gambits, though, the reactions of other players may be an even bigger take. Who ignores it. Who sniffs around it but doesn't bite. Who throws additional suspicions but doesn't bite. And who bites, and how much do they fart around first.In post 1383, My Milked Eek wrote:What would the town gambit be in this case? Just to be clear.
I'm talking about the potential benefit of a good, well executed town gambit. In a game I played a few months ago one player actually executed 3 different gambits that all contributed to a town win when we were pretty much up against the wall. He faked an innocent on a player about to be lynched on day 3 that he had a strong town read on (that player was me). He faked a neighborhood with a dead player and "channeled" that player's so called advice and reads. It worked because there had already been a similar neighborhood with the same dead player. And finally at 3 person LYLO he claimed survivor and invited the last scum to out, and he'd hammer the town player. The scum took him up on it and he hammered them instead. He was vanilla town.In post 1387, My Milked Eek wrote:Are we talking about the same Wake?In post 1385, fferyllt wrote:The fake guilty provokes my reaction, which is likely not what he expects assuming he's town because my approach to mafia is apparently often non-intuitive to a lot of other players. But in theory he could have gotten a better idea of my alignment this way if he had genuine doubts. In most gambits, though, the reactions of other players may be an even bigger take. Who ignores it. Who sniffs around it but doesn't bite. Who throws additional suspicions but doesn't bite. And who bites, and how much do they fart around first.In post 1383, My Milked Eek wrote:What would the town gambit be in this case? Just to be clear.
To be honest I think it's a gambit Otherwise I wouldn't of voted TvK. But I'm worried about fferylt.In post 1389, My Milked Eek wrote:Garm, do you believe the claim or not? Haven't seen your reaction and/or comment to it. Just a passing comment on how you found fferyllt scummy before.
Ok. Thanks for that exposition, I'm fascinated and I've put that game on my read list. But that was not my question.In post 1390, fferyllt wrote: I'm talking about the potential benefit of a good, well executed town gambit. In a game I played a few months ago one player actually executed 3 different gambits that all contributed to a town win when we were pretty much up against the wall. He faked an innocent on a player about to be lynched on day 3 that he had a strong town read on (that player was me). He faked a neighborhood with a dead player and "channeled" that player's so called advice and reads. It worked because there had already been a similar neighborhood with the same dead player. And finally at 3 person LYLO he claimed survivor and invited the last scum to out, and he'd hammer the town player. The scum took him up on it and he hammered them instead. He was vanilla town.
Irrelevant to this situation probably, but it's a good read and a really unique game design.
Paradox Prime: http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=29264
The player was Cabd, part of the MC Maraca hydra. I was part of the Rift Adrift hydra.
What worries you about fferyllt?In post 1391, Garmr wrote:To be honest I think it's a gambit Otherwise I wouldn't of voted TvK. But I'm worried about fferylt.In post 1389, My Milked Eek wrote:Garm, do you believe the claim or not? Haven't seen your reaction and/or comment to it. Just a passing comment on how you found fferyllt scummy before.
Usually?In post 1395, Garmr wrote:@eek
Her aggression usually she's nice and how she pretty much town read every town flip before it happened.
It's player list dependent to a degree. But, I also have very little patience with crappy gambits.In post 1398, Garmr wrote:You always been nice to me through so this my first time seeing meanie T through that's not necessarily a bad thing .