Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2020 6:50 pm
I M THE MOST AMAZING SCUMHUNTER ON THIS LIST AND YOU ARE NOT GIVING ME LEADERSHIP
In post 223, mastina wrote:That said, would trust Hectic with leader even more than PB. PB, love ya to death, but you're not as obvtown as Hectic is and I got the sense that Hectic is more mechanically-minded than you so like. Hectic > PB > spring imo for leadership.In post 174, Hectic wrote:Only if you share it with me, Pink Ball. We should ration leadership out.
@mastina, please point out why Hectic demonstrate amazing mechanics qualities.
So was I, and I am an incredibly mechanics-oriented player. I made an oversight, so did Hectic, but the mindset of being a mechanics-oriented player remains, which is what I was referring to.In post 226, springlullaby wrote:All joke aside, Hectic was wrong about the mechanics all along you know?
What is a mechanic oriented player?In post 229, mastina wrote:So was I, and I am an incredibly mechanics-oriented player. I made an oversight, so did Hectic, but the mindset of being a mechanics-oriented player remains, which is what I was referring to.In post 226, springlullaby wrote:All joke aside, Hectic was wrong about the mechanics all along you know?
It's self-evident in his posts. He might've made a mistake, but he still reasoned through a process, formed a strategy, planned things out, reasoned the mechanics out, etc., in a way demonstrating an aptitude towards mechanical solving and natural gift for game mechanics.In post 228, springlullaby wrote:@mastina, please point out why Hectic demonstrate amazing mechanics qualities.
VOTE: Disable Strongman
In post 215, springlullaby wrote:@mod:do you guarantee that the public mechanics introduced to town really all have an effect. i.e. no red-herrings hinting at non-existent mechanics.
Players like me, Drixx, Cerberus666, and the like. Of which there are dozens. Many still prominent players, though I can't recall their names off the top of my head, would be able to name them if they were in the game with me. You could make the argument that a player like Titus can show mechanical aptitude, and there's players like Mathdino who I seem to recall was mechanically gifted, and there's at least one more currently active prominent scummer who I know is good with mechanics.In post 230, springlullaby wrote:What is a mechanic oriented player?
In post 234, mastina wrote:Players like me, Drixx, Cerberus666, and the like. Of which there are dozens. Many still prominent players, though I can't recall their names off the top of my head, would be able to name them if they were in the game with me. You could make the argument that a player like Titus can show mechanical aptitude, and there's players like Mathdino who I seem to recall was mechanically gifted, and there's at least one more currently active prominent scummer who I know is good with mechanics.In post 230, springlullaby wrote:What is a mechanic oriented player?
Players who have the demonstrated ability to look at the mechanics in question, think them out, ration them out, create ideas, create plans, to utilize mechanics to their maximum, to give advantages beyond what they should have.
Being a mechanical player doesn't mean you need to nail mechanics perfectly; you could always make mistakes on game mechanics as a mechanical player. I've made mechanical mistakes in spite of identifying as a mechanical player, Cerb has made mechanical mistakes, Titus has made mechanical mistakes, you get the idea. But the demonstrated mindset is there.
Mastina, this is odd to me considering that you were on the scum team in the previous game. It looks like a fake town slip, especially considering your mechanic orientation and this quote:In post 78, mastina wrote:...Oh.In post 74, Farkset wrote:@Mastina scum cannot kill if they trainIn post 2, Professor Moriarty wrote: IV. Actions
This game contains two types of night actions: standard actions and bonus actions. Unless otherwise specified, all actions are standard actions. Each player may carry out a maximum of one standard action and any number of bonus actions in one night,unless they Train, in which case they may take no other actions (standard or bonus).The Mafia factional kill is a bonus action; this in effect means that all Mafia members are multitasking, as they may carry out the Mafia kill at the same time as taking a personal action.
Players may also have passive abilities, which are abilities that always trigger and cannot be roleblocked or interfered with.
This game also contains day actions. Any number of day actions can be taken during a day, but each day action can only be taken once per day unless otherwise specified.
HURT: Mastinamastina wrote:There's no explanation for this except for scum training. It's the only possibility, because there's no method by which a kill could have been stopped. I didn't stop it with my roleblock, Assembler was dead, so there was no longer any obstacles for a kill. It had to be training. N3 does not have to be.In post 2061, havingfitz wrote: And why no kill N4?
I don't consider aggressiveness AI, being one of the most aggressive people on ms, but i can stop myself before crossing the toxic line. That said, toxicity itself is not AI either, but this push is terrible and poorly timed.In post 168, springlullaby wrote:Ad hominem.
That's a great characteristic of.... OMGUS I THINK.
CAPTURE: HECTIC
-> Setup speculation that is wordy and wrong, then vote for bad ability.
-> Fluff and attempted buddying.
-> Afraid of "starting anything".
Yeah, I did my job for the day I think.
This is also a towny post, tone and inquisitiveness look genuine.In post 188, Raya36 wrote:Sorry in advance for my mess of thoughts about the mechanics. My opinions were changing as I read people's ideas and I was typing as I went.
I would honestly consider anyone pushing for neighborizer to be scummy. It gains almost no useful and dependable information for town to use and also is a great way for scum to pocket and gain town trust.
Training Cop offers a lot of information when claims come into play and makes it nearly impossible for scum to lie without taking a huge risk. I like Hectic's ideas around this. Farkran does have a good point about false innos though. I think choosing this will prove most useful in the future while the disable strongman could be immediate. That said I could definitely be convinced to go for disable strongman. The Training Cop strategies would only work with full participation and still have flaws.
(Reading through I have been convinced to switch to disable strongman. Training Cop just has too many flaws in strategy to be useful in my opinion. Especially in comparison to disable strongman. I also somehow overlooked that it was for the whole game)
VOTE: Disable Strongman
I think the general consensus is that Quests are more of a bad idea than good (but fun) which I agree with. The only benefit for town is the gift which may even end up going to scum, and on top of that a townie is drained and roleblocked. I think the disadvantages outweigh the benefits by a lot. I would be ok testing it out early game though because maybe the gift is worth it. But later on, especially if we lose quite a bit of town it's just not worth the risk of giving scum advantages. I do agree that quest members should be voted for here.
Since it seems the quest is happening and I'm ok with that:
confirming I sent my PM to enter the quest
What makes you think this is a town post?In post 57, Farkset wrote:Getting back to non-setup discussion, this looks like a town post as well.In post 10, Pine wrote:VOTE: Disable Strongman
I hate strongman.
I’m going to try my best to stay current in this game, but my best isn’t great. Please consider this a request, a plea, that you limit your posting to important, game-related topics. You can shitpost elsewhere. When a game produces more than a dozen pages in a day, it gets really daunting, and those of us who have real lives and responsibilities have difficulty keeping up.
Please. For the love of god. I’m excited for this game - don’t make me dread it.
-Farkran
pedit: i'm in favor of trying out the d1 quest, although this will mess with the Train Cop strategy if we decide to go with it
This is almost too scummy to be scumIn post 101, Ame wrote:Thinking about it more, I actually like the idea of scum having strongman. Yeah, neighborizor is the way to go I think. I still prefer train cop the least / think it is net negative.
Why?
Can you point me to which Chloe posts are poor contributions to the game? Her iso is short enough, this shouldn't be a huge effort.In post 219, mastina wrote:You're not reading right.In post 85, Pine wrote:Be nice, mastina. I support all private alts. I think it's a preposterous reason to SR someone.In post 72, mastina wrote:Well let me tell you, if you're town it's a failure already. (I guess you could argue it's also a failure as scum if I pegged you this early, buthey, never know.)In post 70, Lady Chloe wrote:This alt is a playstyle experiment.
Because I'm pretty sure this is not the result you intended from your alt:
HURT: Lady Chloe.
I'm not scumreading Lady Chloe for being an anonymous alt.
I'm scumreading Lady Chloe for their contributions to the game thusfar.
Please elaborate on the bolded as well. I'm not discounting the possibility to be wrong on springlullaby, but your level of confidence seems misplaced and i'd like to understand why this is the case.In post 222, mastina wrote:I'd trust PB as a leader over spring for what it's worth--not because I think spring is suspicious (In post 172, Pink Ball wrote:Can I be the leader of the quest??spring's probably town), but because I trust PB to make better use out of being the leader than spring.
I see your point. I like this idea best, thus far. Say no more.Ame wrote:That's what I mean by a filter. It's not perfect, but it's something. If scum care about influencing the quest, they will have to do so first in the public thread, then in the private thread. It's just an idea though. I don't think it's that important if there's not obvious support for it. To be honest, my real agenda was giving critical PRs a way to avoid joining the quest without becoming a target for mafia. But increasing the number who join beyond the minimum kind of diminishes that.