Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2020 10:19 am
honestly I want to see how Morning Tweet responds to cos(x)+sin(x)= 1 and all of you are denying me the spectacle
Worthwhile how? Like, "I'm sure I'm right, but no one else will believe me?" Or "I think I'm right, but I'm not sure, and if I'm wrong I go next?" Or "I'd have to ruin this game to convince people, and that's not worth it?" Or some other line?In post 1874, Isis wrote:What is the likelihood I'm right and everyone else is wrong? It's nonzero, I'm a smart cookie. It just doesn't seem like what's within range of what's worthwhile. I'm a bit more collaborative than that in my approach to the game, if only just.
Closest to "I'd have to ruin this game to convince people, and that's not worth it", the level of effort it would take to bring Bell into the bottom 2 slots of the consensus sort is so Herculean that it would significantly degrade the quality of the selection of the 1 other person in the bottom 2 slots of the consensus sort. And that's not worth it when it's not even guaranteed that BellIn post 1877, Farren wrote:Worthwhile how? Like, "I'm sure I'm right, but no one else will believe me?" Or "I think I'm right, but I'm not sure, and if I'm wrong I go next?" Or "I'd have to ruin this game to convince people, and that's not worth it?" Or some other line?In post 1874, Isis wrote:What is the likelihood I'm right and everyone else is wrong? It's nonzero, I'm a smart cookie. It just doesn't seem like what's within range of what's worthwhile. I'm a bit more collaborative than that in my approach to the game, if only just.
what's the likelihood I'm wrong about Pine being scum?
- Town won that one. The whole "no kill after being JK'd with one scum left" argument outweighed the "look! interaction!" argument by quite a bit.In post 1865, Farren wrote:Isis: Fluff is a way of boosting one's post count in a game, and not falling victim to low-posting scum syndrome. The last (offsite) game I was in, the last scum's defense boiled down to "I know I was JK'd last night, and there was no kill, and the JK announced in advance that I was being targeted ... but look at how much I interacted with the person who just flipped scum! I can't possibly be scumpartners with them!" This is reminding me of that, to some extent.
that seems stated in a format of risk/reward, to meMy conclusion is that I think "the dark" is most likely to connect if you target GeorgeBailey. I think you should shoot whoever it is most likely to connect with because your standing is so poor that public copping yourself to advance XLO by 1 phase for me is probably a net positive. Incidentally the person my analysis ended up settling on is the person you might kill if you disagreed with that, he is someone near the bottom of your readslist that you can justify killing.
I think I need to kill someone who I can totally justify targeting, because my standing is very good. Incidentally, that also seems like someone who is a great fit for Nuclear War based on questionaire, it's Billy Pilgrim, I was already suspecting him and he was onwagon for the greenlaunch.
With 8 players alive, if both our fearkills connect, we factional NK Chara, and no players successfully vig you but 1 player misvigs, we instantly win the game 8-2-1-1=4.
Maybe the last scum was off wagon?In post 1805, Isis wrote:why was Bell the final vote on YdrasseIn post 1755, Farren wrote:Unofficial Tally:
Ydrasse - 4 (Farren, tea leaves, Morning Tweet, GuiltyLion)
GuiltyLion - 2 (Bell, Ydrasse)
Not Voting - Dunnstral, Isis
5 to eliminate.
In post 1820, tea leaves wrote:This vote is also super strange. It comes after Ydrasse did that scummy L-1 vote on Hobbes, and we all discuss how scummy that is and momentum starts to shift back to Ydrasse from Hobbes. Queue Morning coming in putting Hobbes right back on L-1.
(・ω・;)In post 1875, Isis wrote:honestly I want to see how Morning Tweet responds to cos(x)+sin(x)= 1 and all of you are denying me the spectacle