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In post 170, Pine wrote:Hey guys

I’m about 90% sure Cyrus is also scum

Thinking this as well. Pine town now.

why did it quote 70?

In post 171, skitter30 wrote:Fireball are you changing ur writing style as part of the hydra gimmick?

The way you're writing feels kinda unnatural

Yes I am. I am writing much more formally than I usually would.
- Fireball.

In post 172, skitter30 wrote:

In post 169, Channel Fireball wrote:This one is in the normal queue archive, for example, for a towngame of Chennis; https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.p ... #p10976751

Again, what's being discussed is hardly relevant. The tell is much simpler.

- Fireball.

Oh that's the one i was in

Oh nm lol

Skitter you are town for your response about Elements.

I can fake that

I don’t think you fake it as fast as you typed it

In post 170, Pine wrote:Hey guys

I’m about 90% sure Cyrus is also scum

Care to elaborate?

In post 177, Channel Fireball wrote:

In post 171, skitter30 wrote:Fireball are you changing ur writing style as part of the hydra gimmick?

The way you're writing feels kinda unnatural

Yes I am. I am writing much more formally than I usually would.
- Fireball.

Yeah, it feels kinda stilted and unnatural

I think holding my tell has generated enough results in regards to reaction and won't produce anything new, so I might as well share it with the rest of the playerlist.

In the majority of games that chennis has played as town, his typing style is fairly loose. "this is how chennis would type most of his sentences". It is fairly congruent with his stream-of-consciousness style of posting, with no regards to grammar. Notice in particular that his sentences, more often than not, start with a lowercase letter.

On the contrary, in Gay Dance, all of his posts were written starting with an uppercase and fairly well written. My style of posting would be comparable to Chennis' Gay Dance game, for example. It's a subconscious tell when people try to get taken more seriously, such as people try to show a professional facade when applying for jobs. This is fairly telling when it comes to mafia, as it indicates that Chennis as town does not necessarily desire to be taken seriously, but very much does so when playing as scum, hence the clean posting style, and the incongruence between stating he does not care about this game, and vehemently arguing against my reason for voting him.

You may think it is completely absurd, but this is the kind of thing that people do on a subconscious level that gives them away textually. It is akin to someone smiling when they are lying in face-to-face mafia, for example. This is why it is quite a serious scumtell in my eyes.

Does this site say whether things were posted from mobile at all?

Another subconscious tell would be assuming that our slot has a lyncher win-condition as a justification of us pushing there, instead of simply we are scum trying to score a mislynch. It's a subconsious tell that we are town, and that Chennis therefore subconsciously came up with an explanation that would make sense in his point of view. Those things are quite important.

- Fireball.

In post 187, Acute Right Obtuse wrote:

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

In post 188, Acute Right Obtuse wrote:

In post 187, Acute Right Obtuse wrote:

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

btw i guess ill out this now; we KNOW that there's someone whose wincondition is actively against ours

It's called town vs mafia

In post 189, Elements wrote:

In post 188, Acute Right Obtuse wrote:

In post 187, Acute Right Obtuse wrote:

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

btw i guess ill out this now; we KNOW that there's someone whose wincondition is actively against ours

It's called town vs mafia

Yes, there are exceptions to the rule. I noticed it. Your initial reaction to our push kind of reaffirmed my position however.

Although, if there is someone with an alt-condition that goes against yours, I guess your reaction could make sense.

- Fireball.

I have a question, however. Why would you assume in that case that we would be that player, instead of all the other players that voted you prior? Does that player holding that wincondition know your identity?

- Fireball.

In post 193, Channel Fireball wrote:I have a question, however. Why would you assume in that case that we would be that player, instead of all the other players that voted you prior? Does that player holding that wincondition know your identity?

- Fireball.

UNVOTE:

Please explain your wincondition