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Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:38 am
by Equinox
Vote Count 1.01Llamarble (4) - Matias, Amrun, singersigner, Cogito Ergo Sum
Benmage (2) - Johhog, Llamarble
Cogito Ergo Sum (2) - Benmage, Bub Bidderskins
singersigner (1) - Zachrulez

Not Voting (4) - Captain Haddock, Regfan, SocioPath, Thestatusquo


With 13 alive, it's 7 to lynch.

The deadline is Monday, May 21, 2012, at 12:00 AM EDT (UTC-4).

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:46 am
by Zachrulez
Matias wrote:
Zachrulez wrote:CES' first post comes off as null to me.

Bub's post and response strike me as townish.

I don't find bandwagoning scummy, avoiding bandwagons is something I'd see as more likely to extend RVS.


Then what are your thoughts on Haddock?


Null, vote was cast too early in the game for me to consider it noteworthy.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:48 am
by Matias
Wait, really?

Who are your scumreads so far then? singer doesn't count; that logic is null at this point.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:55 am
by Matias
There's a reason why I chose Llamarble at the beginning. Scum would likely hop onto a bandwagon being pushed against someone formerly scum in a game like this in an attempt to fit in, assuming Llamarble is town (or possibly even if he's not).

I don't agree with you. I don't think Haddock's "vote" was early at all. It was after 3 votes on Llamarble's bandwagon. Do you agree that, if you don't find bandwagoning scummy, that those that avoid bandwagoning are instead the scummy ones? Or do you feel like that isn't necessarily the case?

Unvote

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:57 am
by Bub Bidderskins
Llamarble wrote:
singersigner wrote:woo*

Townpoints 'cause she didn't gather all her thoughts together before posting.
Bub Bidderskins wrote:He was the fourth on the bandwagon, which is my breaking point for "bandwagon inflation". But more importantly, he made a comment that did not further any discussion at all and was kind of pointless. Other people either just voted or came up with a silly reason for voting. You asked Singer a valid meta-related question. CES just made a silly comment on the game itself that served no purpose.

Townpoints for scumhunting.
Zachrulez wrote:CES' first post comes off as null to me.

Bub's post and response strike me as townish.

I don't find bandwagoning scummy, avoiding bandwagons is something I'd see as more likely to extend RVS.

Townpoints because I agree with this. CES plays the early game a pretty similar way most of the time and is tricky to read because of it.

Johhog wrote:4 votes on a player in a game where 7 is needed for lynch is still fine with me, heck I would even call it pro-town. As to your second point no real comment, but I view it as null.

Townpoints for 'heck' bit.

VOTE: Benmage


Why are you voting for Benmage?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:58 am
by Cogito Ergo Sum
Matias wrote:Who are your scumreads so far then? singer doesn't count; that logic is null at this point.

Hint: only correct answer is Llamarble.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:59 am
by Benmage
unvote vote zachrules


Llmarable is my best town read thus far.

Zach how did you know that about Singer?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:00 am
by Benmage
Matias... I'm not familiar with White Flag history... assuming llama was scum there? Were you also in the game?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:03 am
by Zachrulez
Matias wrote:There's a reason why I chose Llamarble at the beginning. Scum would likely hop onto a bandwagon being pushed against someone formerly scum in a game like this in an attempt to fit in, assuming Llamarble is town (or possibly even if he's not).

I don't agree with you. I don't think Haddock's "vote" was early at all. It was after 3 votes on Llamarble's bandwagon. Do you agree that, if you don't find bandwagoning scummy, that those that avoid bandwagoning are instead the scummy ones? Or do you feel like that isn't necessarily the case?

Unvote


It depends on the context. If you want me to be honest, I didn't even notice Haddock until you asked me about him.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:04 am
by Zachrulez
Benmage wrote:
unvote vote zachrules


Llmarable is my best town read thus far.

Zach how did you know that about Singer?


I played team mafia last year. I was in that theme game.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:09 am
by Benmage
So why'd you choose differently? (You can wait for Singer to answer first if you like)

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:15 am
by Zachrulez
Benmage wrote:So why'd you choose differently? (You can wait for Singer to answer first if you like)


Well, I'll point out the fact that she was scum in that game and I was town, so your argument with respect to me doesn't have the same tune as the one I'm making with her, because what I'm noting is that she chose a different type of game having been scum the previous year.

To answer your question though, the reason I took the role I did last year was because on a 4 town slate on our team, that game was the only one that had a power role, and the team considered me to be the least likely player to get nightkilled. That strategy failed because I was killed on night one, but anyway... I almost was slated for white flag. So I'm basically in the game that I would have ended up being in last year all things being equal.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:38 am
by Matias
Benmage wrote:Matias... I'm not familiar with White Flag history... assuming llama was scum there? Were you also in the game?


Correct, I was. Scumteam was mith, DGB, Llamarble.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:42 am
by Matias
Zachrulez wrote:
Matias wrote:There's a reason why I chose Llamarble at the beginning. Scum would likely hop onto a bandwagon being pushed against someone formerly scum in a game like this in an attempt to fit in, assuming Llamarble is town (or possibly even if he's not).

I don't agree with you. I don't think Haddock's "vote" was early at all. It was after 3 votes on Llamarble's bandwagon. Do you agree that, if you don't find bandwagoning scummy, that those that avoid bandwagoning are instead the scummy ones? Or do you feel like that isn't necessarily the case?

Unvote


It depends on the context. If you want me to be honest, I didn't even notice Haddock until you asked me about him.


The question of the day for me is whether you came up with the "he posted too early" reasoning before my question about him or after. If it's the former, you're scum. It seems like convoluted reasoning but I'll make that judgment later on in the game.

I'm leaving this be for right now.

Singer hates being scum, going off of meta knowledge of her.
Vote: CES
. Read my earlier post on my bandwagon analysis.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:03 am
by Zachrulez
She didn't hate it enough to avoid playing it in Dram's game last year.

Do you think I'd willingly take a scum role pm? (I'd classify my own meta the same way. Perhaps to even more of an extreme.)

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:10 am
by Llamarble
Matias wrote:There's a reason why I chose Llamarble at the beginning. Scum would likely hop onto a bandwagon being pushed against someone formerly scum in a game like this in an attempt to fit in, assuming Llamarble is town (or possibly even if he's not).

Scumpoints for 'I cooked up this purposeful vote in my lab pregame.'
But townpoints for trying to figure out Zach.
And townpoints for this auxiliary introspection stuff:
It seems like convoluted reasoning but I'll make that judgment later on in the game.

Though it could be trying to disengage from something sticky.
And Zach minor hypocrisy was definitely a latchable thing.

I don't think my wagon was terribly informative because it consisted entirely of people who were probably going to vote me anyway because of last year and CES, who was probably going to vote the biggest wagon.

Benmage why did you pick this game?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:15 am
by Zachrulez
Llamarble wrote:
Matias wrote:There's a reason why I chose Llamarble at the beginning. Scum would likely hop onto a bandwagon being pushed against someone formerly scum in a game like this in an attempt to fit in, assuming Llamarble is town (or possibly even if he's not).

Scumpoints for 'I cooked up this purposeful vote in my lab pregame.'


How is that scummy?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:18 am
by Llamarble
I've noticed myself and others doing voteplanz more often as scum than as town at the start of a game.
I think scum think more about how they're going to play the early game than town do.

BTW I picked this game because I had a great experience last year and I like the setup.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:21 am
by Captain Haddock
I think Matias tried to encourage suspicion of me without comitting himself and he's asked for opinions without giving any.
Matias wrote:
Zachrulez wrote:I don't find bandwagoning scummy, avoiding bandwagons is something I'd see as more likely to extend RVS.


Then what are your thoughts on Haddock?

Matias wrote:I don't agree with you. I don't think Haddock's "vote" was early at all. It was after 3 votes on Llamarble's bandwagon. Do you agree that, if you don't find bandwagoning scummy, that those that avoid bandwagoning are instead the scummy ones? Or do you feel like that isn't necessarily the case?

Unvote

This is what I'm talking about. Not "early at all"! "After 3 votes on Llamarble's bandwagon" :roll: , like that was anything other than 3 rvs votes on the same person.

Matias wrote: Read my earlier post on my bandwagon analysis.

What analysis? I just ISOed you and I can't see any. Notepad?

VOTE: Matias

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:26 am
by Johhog
Wait, quick question, are you Captain Greypatch?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:30 am
by Llamarble
VOTE: Captain Haddock

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:31 am
by Captain Haddock
Yes.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:32 am
by Cogito Ergo Sum
Llamarble wrote:VOTE: Captain Haddock

Nope.

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:32 am
by Bub Bidderskins
Llamarble, why are you voting benmage?

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:33 am
by Johhog
Do you read Benmage as town?