Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 5:03 am
Oh skitt, one more thing, why did you think I might be a PR in the first place? This has happened a few times recently and I’m just curious as to what it is in my play that makes people think this
^ this read like a pr soft iircIn post 518, Menalque wrote:Try to get me info lynched and see how that goes for you
X.xIn post 1728, skitter30 wrote:Heya rcIn post 1682, RadiantCowbells wrote:i barely read any games anymore
i'm only following this cuz i'm following the newd3 stats
currently 4/0 for town :v
Newd3 happened because towns were winning a lot in 2d3?
I'm not sure it wasn't teacher instead and I'm not sure I care enough to hunt.In post 1729, skitter30 wrote:Which post of mine are you referring to?In post 1683, popsofctown wrote:The rest of the scum PT was fun.
I think I have a standing disagreement with you on how far ignoring you own opinions and proxying opinions of others can benefit you, skitter, I feel like it helped me win this game and not mislynch emps. In a game with RC I gave his opinion on a slot pretty heavy weight, especially after he flipped town, and it served me well there too. It's not a fun skill to hone but I think it can be useful, especially when you get a feel for how much grounding you have beneath your own reads and whether that's weak enough grounding to consider proxying
Yes, you are agreeing with me that this cell of the matrix is "scumsided", benefits scum. It's generally commonly agreed that 2 Masons 2 Mafia 5 VT is winnable for town but favors scum. The masons don't increase town EV all that much because the scum frequently have time to shoot them, and they don't clear other slots in addition to themselves like other PRs.In post 1730, skitter30 wrote:I actually think masons are the easiest to work with, for the most part - you know *exactly* who town power is, which makes it easier to work around - you know that there arent going to be any surprise guilties on youIn post 1684, popsofctown wrote:ok but like this one shouldn't count it was masons the EV is straight scumsided
I am just a bomb replacement
Skitter honored her duties as an SE instead of tryharding
Also you did some nka at some point, which was also spot-on - neither farkran nor spam were particularly suspiciois of me that night, but farkran had more of a presence and was more liable to rethink things, so he had to go
Obfuscating information as town (never lying- not volunteering info) is very underrated. Especially in twilight phases.In post 1747, skitter30 wrote:Yeah that may have won you lot the game - i dont like unpredictability and i couldnt really tell what you were likely to do
You may be projecting a preference that's unique to you onto others, here. Most people townread appeasement.In post 1749, Menalque wrote:And yeah, you’re right. I guess I just worry that doing that looks like appeasement and I suppose I’d expect appeasing behaviour to come more often from scum, so I thought that would just get me SR more. I’ll try to see how I can hit those beats more in future.
Totally reasonable - i'll likely refrain from doing it again unless it is universally accepted as good practice. I wanted to try it out because, back in the days, other people actually enjoyed it when i drew up my first review and made it into a custom. I just love to talk about fm games in general - i try to keep my praise and criticism reasonable and constructive, with the purpose of keeping up the conversation and provide analyzeable arguments for everyone's next game, including myself. Ofc your mileage may vary about the actual review, that is just my personal opinion which isn't more valuable than anyone else's.In post 1754, popsofctown wrote: I won't comment on the review list - I think we tend to avoid lists like these around mafia scum due to how it can be hurtful to be singled out as bad player. We have an annual rewards section for honoring incredibly good play across all games, which is less likely to imply some other player is bad, and even that decision process has private "Nay" votes to avoid being negative.
These lists are probably far less harmful in chat mafia when you games are shorter and you can just "run it back". Committing lots of time to a game and hearing you did poorly can sting.
i think saying someone played a really good game is reasonable - i don't think people love it when you use absolutes though.In post 1727, teacher wrote:FYI, for the newbs, if you sign up now you likely miss the troika of SEs here. Those in/who get in the current newb line is slated to go with 3 other SEs in a game I am modding, and then Skit/Pops/I will be the game after that.
One note for those unaware (sely/sushi/fark(?)), on the top of the banner, you can see a link saying find my posts. Thats the best way to see if there has been activity in any of the threads you have ever posted in. (I didnt discover that until like a month after finding MS, and it rocked my world).
Skit, I loved reading the scum thread and echo Pop's respect for you playing the way you did.
I want everyone to see my conversation with Menalque in the dead -- I wowed him an apology for saying rule breaking, and so I want that apology out here too. He would not knowingly break the rules (and did not in fact break them imo). But I would still urge extreme caution if how you reference ongoing games at all.
Emps, losing passion D3+ seems a consistent thing for you, unless you are PR. IT was a pleasure to play as always, but you might want to watch/think about that.
Sely - way to bleed town.
Sorry this was rambly as I have to run to get ready for school, so if I left anyone off, I apologize. I would definitly play with anyone here again.
I had the same thought at points -- playing lazy/scummy from a player who can power with the best of them can be PR looking to hide. I think its more just the evolved play, but you were more sitting back here in general than Im used to.In post 1750, Menalque wrote:Oh skitt, one more thing, why did you think I might be a PR in the first place? This has happened a few times recently and I’m just curious as to what it is in my play that makes people think this
Im not sure what comment of mine you think I should have laid off of?In post 1757, chennisden wrote:i think saying someone played a really good game is reasonable - i don't think people love it when you use absolutes though.
The post was directed towards Farkran and the forum decided to quote you for who knows what reasonIn post 1765, teacher wrote:Im not sure what comment of mine you think I should have laid off of?In post 1757, chennisden wrote:i think saying someone played a really good game is reasonable - i don't think people love it when you use absolutes though.