Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 10:16 am
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Please enlighten me on said metaIn post 221, mastin2 wrote: 17. Skullduggery
^Also town. Meta points help, but I also found that Skull's posting regardless of meta still looked town overall, because it didn't feel forced, it didn't feel faked; it felt like natural town posting.
What do you hope to accomplish by slandering and discrediting me so early? Are you afraid of people listening to me? If so, why?In post 79, Metal Sonic wrote:General knowledge: skulduggery is really good at looking town but has poor scum hunting skills
First you say that all my questions and observations are "pointless," but now you're saying that I'm taking things too seriously. Which is it?In post 81, Cephrir wrote:@Skull: wow, hostility, geez. You're allowed to interact with people, but I think you're taking things too seriously is all.
I would if I could.In post 82, Varsoon wrote:I do not have any power to neighbor you with, so you have to neighbor me, okay?
If the idea is to flip Scum, then why did you bring up the Innocent Child and Super Saint roles specifically when talking to Muffin?In post 91, Brian Skies wrote:Why wouldn't I be interested (not so much the role, but the alignment)? The idea is to flip scum, not town.
Same question I asked Cephrir: why was my vote for Brian offensive but the other nine were perfectly okay?In post 159, Aegor wrote:The reasons that Cephrir mentioned in 62. The vote especially bothered me, although I must say that the giant wagon was amusing.
Can you go into a bit more detail about why you find Cephrir scummy? He's a tentative Town read of mine since his suspicion of me seems to be coming from a Town mindset, so I'm interested in hearing counter-arguments to either solidify or change this read, and I believe you're the first person to express suspicion of Cephrir.In post 176, mastin2 wrote:Cephrir's aversion to the wagon feels bad. It feels like scum-WKing-town to me.
Are you doing what Aegor and I have been doing? (Keeping this vague, so I hope you know what I'm talking about.)In post 183, sangres wrote:Are ya now?
I like Skullduggery for town. I thought I'd have warm fuzzies about Kaze by now, but I don't.
Why?In post 205, Flandre Scarlet wrote:Yes, selfvote was an option.
Because my role PM says I'm Town.In post 207, Cephrir wrote:Also, I'm going to become increasingly pissy until someone gives me a real reason for thinking Skull is town. Or you, yes you, can nip this in the bud now by telling me! Limited time offer!
The only thing that SSK has done so far is vote for Pieguyn. Is that all it takes to be considered a rock-solid Town read or do you have other reasons to be so confident about his alignment?In post 221, mastin2 wrote:11. MafiaSSK
^Also town. This is SSK's townmeta, through-and-through, and his posting has been goodposting, too.
I keep my wiki page up-to-date. If you want to know more about my meta, you know what to do.In post 227, Cephrir wrote:Please enlighten me on said meta
Maybe so. I seem to be coming from a different perspective, if so.In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:Are you doing what Aegor and I have been doing? (Keeping this vague, so I hope you know what I'm talking about.)
bc he was only the 2nd (?) vote on the wagon and supersaint only kills the person who hammeredIn post 57, Skullduggery wrote:If there really is a Super Saint in this game, why do you say that it wouldn't affect Brian?
explain Kaze scum. how sure are you of Skull town when there's no scumgames to compare it against to make sure she can't fake?In post 60, Angry Frat BROs wrote:Skull is town, Kaze is scum.
no you got wagoned for mentioning a super-saint for no reason. scum are more aware of super-saints and you're the first to bring it upIn post 97, Brian Skies wrote:Kind of. I got wagonned for backtracking off of you, so probably town.
what's with this reaction? you just sit there and go "oh, I tried to RVS wagon Jesus, poor me" and then make sarcastic comments like this p much invalidating the whole point of the pressure wagon. it seems scum motivated (you're relatively sure you won't get lynched via this wagon so your first intent is to get said wagon off you). explain plzIn post 112, Brian Skies wrote:Why not? It looks like a good wagon to me with all them sheep votes. Regardless of what I flip, I think you guys can nail the entire scum-team with the information we've garnered thus far.
care to explain why?In post 116, zMuffinMan wrote:pieguy is actually scum
thisIn post 160, Cephrir wrote:Yeah I really did not get this. I feel like anyone should be flipping out rather than continuing to joke about that wagon, which personally I thought got way too damn serious. I can maybe see this as a scum attempt to seem calm in order to avoid reacting poorly. I'm not sure I see anyone naturally reacting this way.
what's giving you reservations about Kaze?In post 183, sangres wrote:Are ya now?
I like Skullduggery for town. I thought I'd have warm fuzzies about Kaze by now, but I don't.
mastin, this is your scumgame right? you basically just walked up and immediately put all your pieces in place. this is not a behavior I would expect from town-you. the way I see it, town-you stays light and waffles a lot, and then sometime later when your picture of the game state is correct you figure it out and start owning the fk out of the scum. this doesn't seem like what you're doing here. here it seems like you're trying to create an air of confidence which is smth I know I've read you do as scumIn post 210, mastin2 wrote:wall
holy fuck you really are scumIn post 213, mastin2 wrote:Oh!
Just realized.
Fuck yeah, this game's a town win.
BRO is town.
Nacho is town.
They never lose.
We win.
I'm also feeling great this game, which helps. I feel like the town players here are already in the process of synching up, just like last Xeno game, and that the scum are trapped on the outside for the most part. I generally don't feel like instantly flipping the switch, but this game is going so damn awesomely that I kinda sorta feel like I almost could flip it right here and now and be that pseudo-scumhunting-god.
get out of my head. it feels to me like he's trying to appear more confident than he really is to get people to listen to him and this doesn't seem at all like what I know of his towngame. what do you think of mastin's tone? also, thoughts on sangres?In post 218, Cephrir wrote:There is not nearly enough evidence to support either of these reads
Vote mastin
close enough to fixed to be readable
wanna lynch mastin with me?In post 226, Cabd wrote:No but really, mastin, several of your stances are very unsubstantiated and it bugs me.
Because it's RVS. Is there a reason it shouldn't be an option?In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:In post 205, Flandre Scarlet wrote:
Yes, selfvote was an option.
Why?
I usually get a resounding town read off his first 2-3 posts. I didn't this time. There is definitely is something different about the entrance to this game.In post 230, pieguyn wrote:what's giving you reservations about Kaze?
I get the feeling I'm just going to end up sheeping your read on him bc I can't read him for shit. the way he's playing seems like what I know of his towngame, but I'm a bit biased bc we saw the same thing re:supersaint comment and I find the town motivation in his actions is p transparent if you look for it
If my entrance was weak, then my entrance is always weak.also is it just me or was your entrance weak as fuck?
I want Nacho's thoughts on Mastin. And then I'm going to remind myself that in the Walking Dead game, I was having misgivings about Mastin from the start.
anything specific that feels different?In post 233, sangres wrote:I usually get a resounding town read off his first 2-3 posts. I didn't this time. There is definitely is something different about the entrance to this game.
what happened in that game and did it have anything to do with his tone?In post 233, sangres wrote:I want Nacho's thoughts on Mastin. And then I'm going to remind myself that in the Walking Dead game, I was having misgivings about Mastin from the start.
It's Mastin. Don't doubt the reads.In post 226, Cabd wrote:No but really, mastin, several of your stances are very unsubstantiated and it bugs me.
You're going to be a moonlogic person, aren't you. I mean yes Scarlet does kinda suck so far, but isolating the first three seems really arbitrary. Why is it the case that scum would be on the beginning of their buddy's wagon? Those votes were more RVS than the others if anything.In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:Alright, I'm going to keep this Brian wagon in the back of my mind for when/if he eventually dies and flips.
UNVOTE:
If Brian flips Town, I'd be more inclined to look at whowasn'ton his wagon to find Scum since I imagine that Scum off the wagon wouldn't want to touch it with a ten-foot pole.
If Brian flips Scum, then it would make more sense to look at the early voters on his wagon to see if there were any partners who casually voted for him without realizing that it was going to turn into an L-1 wagon so quickly.
I wouldn't have voted for Brian if I didn't think he was Scum, so I'm looking more closely at the second scenario right now. The first three people on the Brian wagon were Kaze, Pieguyn, and Flandre. Of those three, Flandre is making me the most uncomfortable. I see nothing but fluff, a naked vote, and what looks like an attempt to produce content just for the sake of producing content.
VOTE: Flandre Scarlet
First point: Both! Those things aren't mutually exclusive. But I'm starting to get that maybe this is just sort of your thing.In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:First you say that all my questions and observations are "pointless," but now you're saying that I'm taking things too seriously. Which is it?In post 81, Cephrir wrote:@Skull: wow, hostility, geez. You're allowed to interact with people, but I think you're taking things too seriously is all.
You said you didn't like my vote on Brian, but I haven't seen you singling out any other Brian votes. Why is my vote in particular offensive to you?
I'm trying to resist getting warm fuzzies for you from this because I know how susceptible I am to townreading people just because they get me right.In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:Can you go into a bit more detail about why you find Cephrir scummy? He's a tentative Town read of mine since his suspicion of me seems to be coming from a Town mindset, so I'm interested in hearing counter-arguments to either solidify or change this read, and I believe you're the first person to express suspicion of Cephrir.In post 176, mastin2 wrote:Cephrir's aversion to the wagon feels bad. It feels like scum-WKing-town to me.
I meant someone other than youIn post 228, Skullduggery wrote:Because my role PM says I'm Town.In post 207, Cephrir wrote:Also, I'm going to become increasingly pissy until someone gives me a real reason for thinking Skull is town. Or you, yes you, can nip this in the bud now by telling me! Limited time offer!
Consider this bud nipped.
:goodposting:In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:The only thing that SSK has done so far is vote for Pieguyn. Is that all it takes to be considered a rock-solid Town read or do you have other reasons to be so confident about his alignment?In post 221, mastin2 wrote:11. MafiaSSK
^Also town. This is SSK's townmeta, through-and-through, and his posting has been goodposting, too.
If it becomes important enough to me I'll try. It takes a really good reason to get me to metadive when I could just hope for a summary.In post 228, Skullduggery wrote:I keep my wiki page up-to-date. If you want to know more about my meta, you know what to do.In post 227, Cephrir wrote:Please enlighten me on said meta
Oh. Somehow I didn't catch that. Thanks.In post 230, pieguyn wrote:no you got wagoned for mentioning a super-saint for no reason. scum are more aware of super-saints and you're the first to bring it upIn post 97, Brian Skies wrote:Kind of. I got wagonned for backtracking off of you, so probably town.
I feel like he's trying to look like he's tryharding to squeeze into the townblock by default. But there is just no substance. I would agree with your characterization re: aggressive/confident, though I don't particularly know his meta. It would be really useful if that was the case (ie he would work the way I do, which would help me figure out what to look for). I don't have any read on sangres yet, I'm going to just sit here and wait for them to obvtown. Then again, they kinda had me snowed in 167 because I gave them a pass too quickly. I did have some doubts there though, I guess I should just count my doubts about them as like triple.In post 230, pieguyn wrote:get out of my head. it feels to me like he's trying to appear more confident than he really is to get people to listen to him and this doesn't seem at all like what I know of his towngame. what do you think of mastin's tone? also, thoughts on sangres?In post 218, Cephrir wrote:There is not nearly enough evidence to support either of these reads
Vote mastin
close enough to fixed to be readable
I don't like orc's vote here. It was a terrible L-1 vote that he should have been aware of.
Yes. That's all I'm saying for now because who knows, this might turn out to be a meta tell.In post 234, pieguyn wrote:anything specific that feels different?In post 233, sangres wrote:I usually get a resounding town read off his first 2-3 posts. I didn't this time. There is definitely is something different about the entrance to this game.
Possibly.and do you think this can be attributed to his alignment as opposed to it being a large game? mb I'm just biased bc I'm bad at larges, but the dynamic in large games is definitely different than smaller games and I find my play is really different from small to large games
He seemed really hesitant to start with in that game, and I thought he reached out to me/Sangres pretty strongly as a town read, which was not something he'd done with me in prior games. I wasn't sure how much of that was a reach-out to Nacho rather than me. So, from a behavioral perspective this game isn't so similar. It's just that I'll be less likely to put away misgivings completely if Nacho thinks he's town this time.what happened in that game and did it have anything to do with his tone?In post 233, sangres wrote:I want Nacho's thoughts on Mastin. And then I'm going to remind myself that in the Walking Dead game, I was having misgivings about Mastin from the start.
It's not true of the two games that I played with scum-Mastin. And in my prior meta-forays, I found him to be arrogant and confident in some of his town games. But, I don't constantly re-meta or read ALL the games like some players I could mention.do you disagree that scum-mastin tends to come across more arrogant and/or confident?
Hey Mastin and I's reads are syncing! This is a good sign!In post 210, mastin2 wrote:Yeeeeeeeeah, thinking Metal Sonic and Orc might be the later-scum additions to the wagon. With pie and maaaaaaaaaaaybe Kaze as early-starters. The wagon's likely not going to have all the scum on it, and I'd wager probably no more than three. (There being either 4 or 5 in the game.) Could feasibly be as low as two, though I'm not going lower than that.[10] Brian Skies (Kazekirimaru, pieguyn, Flandre Scarlet, Skullduggery, Kagami, Varsoon, zMuffinMan, Metal Sonic, Brian Skies, orcinus_theoriginal)
Definitely think that one of or perhaps both of Kaze/Metal Sonic are scum. It's difficult to tell if Kaze is bussing, Kaze's town and Metal Sonic's scum, or Kaze's scum and Metal Sonic's town. I don't think they're both town, but that's all I've got right now.
Wouldn't you like to know.In post 240, MafiaSSK wrote:Cabd, what about this game do you think makes you feel motivated?
what do you think of 233?In post 236, Cephrir wrote:I feel like he's trying to look like he's tryharding to squeeze into the townblock by default. But there is just no substance. I would agree with your characterization re: aggressive/confident, though I don't particularly know his meta. It would be really useful if that was the case (ie he would work the way I do, which would help me figure out what to look for). I don't have any read on sangres yet, I'm going to just sit here and wait for them to obvtown. Then again, they kinda had me snowed in 167 because I gave them a pass too quickly. I did have some doubts there though, I guess I should just count my doubts about them as like triple.
what was the basis for your initial scumread on me?
Who is this addressed to?In post 242, pieguyn wrote:what's your current read on Ceph?
and how sure are you of Skull town? the only thing giving me reservations about her is that it's a meta-based read and she doesn't have any scumgames to verify she can't fake as scum. I assume you don't think she can fake this kind of posting as scum right
I don't really take issue with it. ffery does start pretty slow in my experience, and the Cabd paranoia is not a tell, it would just be a scumclaim if they weren't.In post 245, pieguyn wrote:what do you think of 233?In post 236, Cephrir wrote:I feel like he's trying to look like he's tryharding to squeeze into the townblock by default. But there is just no substance. I would agree with your characterization re: aggressive/confident, though I don't particularly know his meta. It would be really useful if that was the case (ie he would work the way I do, which would help me figure out what to look for). I don't have any read on sangres yet, I'm going to just sit here and wait for them to obvtown. Then again, they kinda had me snowed in 167 because I gave them a pass too quickly. I did have some doubts there though, I guess I should just count my doubts about them as like triple.