Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2020 7:27 pm
I don't understand what you guys mean when you say flipping truth helps us figure out Glitch/Nauci
Didn't quote the whole thing because it was a very large quote post but CSF is giving me pause here WRT NDMath and I'll give it a little more benefit of the doubt based on those mislynchesIn post 1144, Cat Scratch Fever wrote:I get the sense that he doesn't go after GuiltyLion if he were scum.
I think he's being scumread for largely NAI reasons (NAI for him), like forgetting to use his vote. He also generally seems to be a lynchbaity type of player who gets mislynched a lot
I'm the only one who said that fwiwIn post 2100, Dunnstral wrote:I don't understand what you guys mean when you say flipping truth helps us figure out Glitch/Nauci
Man I'm bummed I wasn't around to see people sheep my case in real timeIn post 1147, Cat Scratch Fever wrote:VOTE: osuka
I think I prefer this over Glitch, who I'm not sure isn't just new town who scumreads people for not explaining reads.
Mainly sheeping Nauci's metacase tbh. I also think him forgetting to use his vote is scum indicative
So many brilliant players in this game but it still managed to be a 1:1 ratio to crazy lmaoIn post 1172, Truth wrote:The extra dot isn't a crumb. Don't let mafia tell you that weird things are the crumb for my mason buddies. My crumb or crumbs will be very obvious and my buddies helped me make them. There shouldn't be any doubt which ones are the real ones after I die. Hopefully!
Christ we should have PLed thisIn post 1184, Truth wrote:You said it yourself. You said mafia don't know I'm mason which would mean you're thinking about how mafia might think I'm a lying neighbour or something. It sounds to me that you are that mafia that thinks I might be lying which is why you continue to push and question me. If you think there's no point right now then why do you keep falling back to me?In post 1174, osuka wrote:This is such a dense post that it hurtsIn post 1164, Truth wrote:Do you think osuka could be making sure I'm actually a mason and not lying in that post? Like he's mafia and wants to kill me if I'm a mason but wants to keep questioning me just to make sure. I think this another reason to think he is mafia.In post 1078, GuiltyLion wrote:If he is in fact a mason, it's pretty natural to assume that mafia would know he's town and therefore likely not lying about being aIn post 1000, osuka wrote:how the fuck is mafia supposed to know you're mason? mafia has no setup knowledge other than their own roles
you seem to gravely misunderstand some very core concepts of this gamemasonof all things
I still like the Osuka vote, none of his latest bursts of post felt all that town and this one was really bad shade-for-sake-of-shade
I think hypotheticals are a little too much for you to handle right now, so for the first part of the post assume I’m town and for the second, assume I’m scum.
Let’s start with town. How am I lying in that post? What am I trying to accomplish? Why am I doing any of what I’m doing in that post?
Now, assume I’m scum. How am I not lying in that post? If I wanted to kill you, why wouldn’t I just do it since you keep claiming mason anyway? If Ididwant to make sure you’re mason, how is that post supposed to accomplish that? Why would I “keep questioning to make sure” when I know for a fact that that line of questioning has diminishing returns (i.e., we’re all as sure as we’re gonna be about your claim, however sure that is, until someone else claims mason or we get a revealing flip, neither of which is going to happen d1) and I’d only be exposing myself for no reason?
You seem to have a very shallow understanding or how scum plays the game
*Truth confirms scumread on PopoIn post 2107, Blair wrote:Glitch confirms scumread on Popo
Not game-related ones at leastIn post 2109, Blair wrote:B.) It's pretty much impossible to draw conclusions about Nauci from Day 2.
how did this not get voted on d1In post 1404, Looker wrote:I think I have a dilemma: The people I "townread" (for lack of a better term) most all have cats in their avatar (Nauci, CSF, Truth). And the person I want to lynch most (GuiltyLion) has aIn post 1341, osuka wrote:VOTE: csfIn post 1337, NorwegianboyEE wrote:Osuka why are you not voting?
happy?fakecat in his avatar. Am I biased toward cats?
HMMMMIn post 1415, popopopopopopo wrote:ok but does scum truth really claim mason miller in his first post? why?In post 1411, osuka wrote:do you see this shit? this is a scumpostIn post 1381, Truth wrote:Should we hammer osuka now? I would like to get to the next day.
Reminder for doctors to protect me please!
there is a wagon most people are happy with on L-1 and there are days until deadline AND there is a very active discussion happening around said wagon. If this is not a very deliberate attempt at ending discussion early, i don't know what is
do you think he is scum, but in a hood, and just claimed mason instead of hood for some reason?
or do you think there is no hood at all, and he is just scum making a gambit that will get him lynched as soon as we mass claim?
furthermore, do you really think truth, who is a new player, tries an audacious fakeclaim like this in his first post of the game?
This post feels pretty towny to meIn post 1431, Glitch wrote:I am trying hard to follow and understand the push against osuka, for real, but it's just not clicking with me. I've had him null for so long and still going through his iso there's so many things that pull me both directions I just have such a null read on him. His lack of voting is sketch at best, and yet these posts are spot on:
In post 1412, osuka wrote:i honestly don't know for sure who exactly is scum on the wagon, but i can tell you for a fact that it either started with scum motivation, or was put into overdrive by scum. As previously pointed out by someone other than me, wagons rarely pick up this quickly and sustain themselves for this long without some scum motivationIn post 1387, NorwegianboyEE wrote:The only noteworthy read of Osuka right now is CSF!Scum. And he's basically done nothing to convince us of it other than say "he be playing scummy". And saying scum is on his wagon. (no indication of who though)I don't think there's enough valid content from osuka to make a definite judgement that he is scum, while there is even more reason now to suspect Cat Scratch. Can we break down CSF's progression on osuka?In post 1411, osuka wrote:do you see this shit? this is a scumpostIn post 1381, Truth wrote:Should we hammer osuka now? I would like to get to the next day.
Reminder for doctors to protect me please!
there is a wagon most people are happy with on L-1 and there are days until deadline AND there is a very active discussion happening around said wagon. If this is not a very deliberate attempt at ending discussion early, i don't know what is
Spoiler: Cat Scratch Fever on osuka
Let's break each quote down.
This reads as shit. Clear TR on osuka while it's easy up to halfway through the game, then drop off and say nothing about him. Let a long time pass and then as soon as osuka pushes even a little bit on you, you vote against him for bs reasons. That's some scummy shit setting yourself up to be able to say, "Well I had good reasons, Nauci just said them already," but that's just an easy excuse not to make your own case or bring original content or reasoning to the table. Why we would lynch osuka who is confusing AF as opposed to CSF who is clearly scum doesn't make sense to me.
- 221 - Early game towered on osuka
- 276 - Reads the Quick v Osuka fight as TvT
- 280 - osuka is Towny independent of the Quick v Osuka fight,
ANDis Towny because he’s TvT,ANDon top of that he is gut reading osuka as town
- 562 - Reaffirms TvT read on osuka/Quick
Absolutely nothingfrom CSF regarding osuka for the next 500+ posts
- 1107 - osuka throws a little shade in Cat’s direction
- 1118 - osuka throws more shade at Cat
- 1147 -
Cat Scratch out of the blue votes for osukaopenly sheeping Nauci and for not using his vote.
- 1425 - Unvotes when the wagon gets serious and there’s an actual chance of lynching osuka.
Additionally, I think osuka makes a strong, pro-town point in the second quote at the top (1411). Earlier in the thread there was a discussion on why it's pro-townnotto use all of our time, and I think I read a counter argument that it is pro-town to use the time if we have it. Muddying up the waters with tons of posts that make it hard for us to go back and read is not a solid argument, though, for ending a day early. The way I see it you have two options that determine whether or not ending the day early is pro-town or not.
First, if the discussion is dragging out, dying, and stalled... then yes, it is pro-town to end the day and keep things moving. If town is not in the drivers seat and no one is driving at all it gives scum an opportunity to take the reigns and control the conversation, spam up the thread, and wait it out until the end of the day when everyone panic-votes themselves into a mislynch. Second scenario, discussion is alive and active with strong content being produced and active gameplay dominated every RL day. This creates an difficult environment for the scum to survive, because they're forced to participate in the open or be suspected for trying to coast under the radar. It gives us more opportunity to evaluate our options and avoid a mislynch. For example, hypothetically I'm thinking if so many are on board with an osuka lynch (one that isn't totally solid), then it ispro-mafiato try and end the day early rather than giving everyone time to sort through this case and giving osuka a chance to explain. It is pro-town to take more time to let the scum hang their own noose, like I have clearly set out above with Cat Scratch's cheap shift onto osuka that we would not have had a chance to dive into had we ended the day early.
So it's not a hard-and-fast rule that ending the day early is pro-town. It is pro-town to let the day go on until we are confident in a scum lynch, and if that means it takes a long time, that's fine. If we get to that point sooner rather than later and there's not much more to talk about, then end the day early and get to business. But the latter is not the case in our game. If it creates more content for us to sift through and makes our job harder because we have to do more reading, then man up and just deal with it. You have more stuff to evaluate. That's a good thing. Maybe this is just a longer game that takes more time than a normal one. Don't be lazy, work hard to find the right lynch.
Vote stays on CSF and I'd encourage y'all to move your votes too.
Wow Osuka, never even considering the concept that I just cased you so well that everyone simply had to agreeIn post 1441, osuka wrote:the fact that you didnt engage my slot for 500 posts means that either your read on me is fabricated, or you had a scumread on me that you literally never thought to discuss with town. I find the second one much more difficult to believe
In post 1325, Nauci wrote:In post 1243, Blair wrote:I think you will find it difficult to demonstrate from my ISO that I am advocating for shortening the day.
I am advocating for narrowing our lynch pool and rolling our sleeves up to get serious about who we are going to lynch today, because these things take time and it's usually good practice for town to have a pretty good idea of who the lynch will be between by this point in the day.
Blair I thought you would know by now that we don't engage with Quick, we just sort him by his crackpot theories and pat him on the head
Don't say I didn't tryIn post 1473, Blair wrote:There is only one situation: The game.
Norwe suggested the situation was that it was time to settle on something.
Given that no one was calling for his head for saying so, I accepted his assessment.
P-edit: I see he's still going. For anyone who thinks I'm being petty here, please review the Blair/Quick ISO from the time I subbed in. Quick has been throwing shade at me (not just game-related, "maybe this is scummy" shade - actual personal shade) persistently - even when I'm having unrelated conversations with other players, he's still taking pot-shots at me. It's tiring.
This is some whataboutism bsIn post 1472, Glitch wrote:You have some gall to ask this question when your entire game has been lackluster and full of fluff. DoIn post 1463, Cat Scratch Fever wrote:Do you think you've done enough such that a reasonable town player should be townreading you here?youthink you've done enough such that a reasonable town player should be townreading you? What are you top pro-town moves in this game? Sheeping onto wagons with no thoughts of your own?
wow this post was awfulIn post 1484, Glitch wrote:In post 1480, Cat Scratch Fever wrote:I think I'm town because:
- I try to understand people's thought processes. If I were scum, why would I bother engaging osuka in this scenario? osuka was at L-1 and multiple people had stated they were ready to end the day.
--- do you think I'm engaging people in good faith?
- I actually have real-time interactions instead of just posting in thread and ducking out
--- My stances are clear, and if you need them explained, I can explain them to you without having to think for a long time like I do as scum
- I take the time to look at people's past games like GL, popo and NDMath
- I don't care how I look, e.g. by putting popo to L-2.
I disagree that I'm a fluffposter. Maybe this was true early game or even mid game, but by now, I think I've posted enough readable content.
My meta is available for everyone to see. I even alt slipped1. Engaging osuka:If you were town, you'd do it because you were scum hunting. If you were scum, you'd engage osuka because scum's job is to be undetected and when osuka flips town you'll be able to point back to this and say, "Look how town I was, I was really trying to figure out if he was scum and I was just wrong." There's a motivation both ways so your first point is NAI.
2. Good faith:I appreciate your level head and how you have been respectful, calm, and chill this entire game treating people fairly. Your lack of enthusiasm and emotion in your pushes aren't a towntell though.
3. Real time interactions instead of post and run:fair point, I'll give you this one.
4. Clear stances you can clarify:"Details available upon request" is still hella scummy to me. It's an easy way to coast through the game as scum only having to take a stand when asked to, rather than being willing to push the envelope like a true townie would.
5. You read meta:cool story, not all of us have that much time and your life giving you the time to do that is NAI
6. You don't care how bad you look:this is an easy argument to make as scum when you've messed up and done something stupid, and then you're like, "Oh look at me, I don't care how bad I look, I'm a townie!" LAMIST and NAI
So really the only valid point I'm taking away from this is #3. Depending on the player, I would read that as NAI as well because scum could make the same argument that they're engaging in real time interactions and that makes them look towny. Sure they're under more pressure but good scum should be able to do that. The reason I'm giving you some leeway is that your playstyle doesn't seem to fit with scum playing real time and being under all that pressure unless you're good at conning people, which you could be but it would be a little bit of a stretch in my mind.
I'm still willing to make that stretch because of the rest of the points I've made in my case against you though. I don't read anyone as scummy as I do you even when I take your point #3 into consideration. It's a stretch I'm willing to make and risk because literally everything else points to you as scum.
Trees are far more pleasant to talk atIn post 1591, NorwegianboyEE wrote:Talking to you is like talking to a tree.
Why do TPR keep letting Quick do thisIn post 1615, NorwegianboyEE wrote:I have a guilty on Popopo. Happy?
How much longer can Blair live before you start to suspect her?In post 2098, Dunnstral wrote:I'm townreading Nauci and Glitch, it's between NDmath, Truth, and Looker for me
In post 1679, Blair wrote:In post 1579, popopopopopopo wrote:vigilante shooting town n1, seems about right