Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2017 3:37 pm
I don't have a strong conviction.
I don't have a strong conviction.
Its early. No one really ever has a very strong conviction early. Its really just a matter of trying to figure out if a hunch is correct or not through questions.
After posting my previous comment, I was looking back at Tuber's posts and trying to formulate a question. To me, he's scumhunting as though we are as deep in as day 3, and clockwork has barely even started. I could ask why, but it would be a silly question. I'm more of a 'let's watch and see' instead of getting into it.In post 26, LlamaFluff wrote: You haven't asked him anything at this point so that is somewhat confusing that you would be publicly stating you think he is a good pick, yet there is nothing attached to it.
The more you give reasons behind what you are doing, the better people can read you. If you are town, you want to be as open of a book as possible for the most part. As scum, it helps if you keep enough of your reads somewhat tucked away such that you have more wiggle room later in the game to have "reads" match up to what is most beneficial for you at that point in the game.
*nods, agrees*In post 24, LlamaFluff wrote:I would disagree with that statement, I think its more of a personality tell than anything else. Certain players regardless of alignment are more twitchy in early stages. Same "uncomfortableness" tends to apply to power roles as well. I think things like hypocrisy, excessively reaching logic, or things to that extent are the best things to start with.In post 22, SIV36 wrote:Even though this is my fourth game, I still feel really new.
I got a tip from a mafia member in another game, and that person said that the mafia can be very stressed/uncomfortable during RVS, and the transition out of it. Considering that, I just want to point out that Tuberkulos seems the most unnatural with his posts, and is sorely sticking out to me at the moment.
My heart being 2% set on the side of scummy, then switching to 2% on maybe, or maybe not. I doubt I barely could distinguish even my own change of heart. I'm waiting for more action. I'm stating observations as they come to mind.In post 29, Tuberkulos wrote:@SIV36:
Why the quick change of heart? First you imply you read me as a little scummy, because of something someone have told you before. Then you say you think I'm scumhunting. How do you want it?
And why do you agree with Llamafluff?
L-X means "Lynch -X", essentially saying how many more players voting them causes a lynch. So a player at L-2 would require two more votes to be lynched.In post 31, daRealDodo wrote:Quick question: what do you refer to as L-1 and L-2?
Caution. I thought if I vote on him just because he hasn't posted, someone else can do exactly the same and now we're already at L-1. I probably overestimate what happens at L-1 (everyone directly accusing said player, being ready to finish him at any time), I thought it's better if we stay away from it for a couple of days. And remember, it's not like he said something that makes him scummy, he hasn't said anything. Just about everything could be the reason for that and being mafia is only 1 of them.In post 33, LlamaFluff wrote:Why are you showing intent to vote Byoh? You say that you aren't willing to put him at L-2, but he hasn't even posted at this point. What makes him your preferred vote over people who have not posted over UP who failed to even pick up their role?
Is your random vote related to the quote above?
I think you can check when is the last login of certain person in their profile. Have you thought about it before? His last login is 8 August, tho.In post 17, clockworkgirl wrote:Not a serious vote, just some light encouragement to post. You can tell because I explicitly said we shouldn't try to lynch anyone yet.
Even random voting gives us some information or at least the possibility of information. Lurking gives us the minimum possible information so Bhoysterous is automatically the most suspicious to me even if Jaereed is in virtually the same position. Again though, we really don't have anything to go off at this point.
I think it is because his role as IC, regardless of his alignment. But, I'm not sure if this is should be role indicative or not, because his approach is very ...townie? I don't know how scum IC would approach to town or to their partner, but I'm pretty sure LlamaFluff will say that is depends on personality.In post 31, daRealDodo wrote:Also, with everyone being rather humble and modest in their posts, Lllama seems to stand out like a knight in shiny armour. At this point I only hope this knight sits under the right coat of arms.
Why did you vote In4Fun?In post 33, LlamaFluff wrote:Vote I4F
Dude, the deadline is on the 22nd.In post 33, LlamaFluff wrote:In post 31, daRealDodo wrote:
Stuff needs to start happening though. This much standing around will eat up deadline fast. While I greatly appreciate games where people don't post 20 times a day, this is more than just a bit light.
Unless you feel he is actively avoiding the game, why is hat a tell though? There are a few types of "not posting" things: Flaking from the game, life keeping someone busy, and making a conscious effort to not post. The last one is the only situation where its scummy. The first two are not tells either way. If someone is intentionally avoiding the game for their advantage, then its a tell.In post 34, In4Fun wrote:And remember, it's not like he said something that makes him scummy, he hasn't said anything. Just about everything could be the reason for that and being mafia is only 1 of them.
Well that's what I was trying to say, Bhoysterous has done nothing scummy so far. He just hasn't said anything yet. I acknowledge UberPro's absence too but voting on an inactive person is a waste of vote. It's obvious he would get replaced eventually - and he did! Welcome, Yooh.In post 38, LlamaFluff wrote:Unless you feel he is actively avoiding the game, why is hat a tell though? There are a few types of "not posting" things: Flaking from the game, life keeping someone busy, and making a conscious effort to not post. The last one is the only situation where its scummy. The first two are not tells either way. If someone is intentionally avoiding the game for their advantage, then its a tell.
I noted that because you made a statement about not wanting to put him at L-2. You don't vote someone that you have a null read or town read on. If you would have voted him if he had zero votes, that is a preference to vote there.In post 39, In4Fun wrote:There is a slight chance that Bhoy and/or UP read in the PM that they were mafia, got scared and rather left the game but I wouldn't vote on them just because. And I had no intention of voting on either of them until they get their 48 hour warning and get replaced. I thought we are voting people who say something doesn't sound town, not people who don't say anything in the first couple days of the two-week long dayphase. Why are you pushing me into saying I'd prefer voting on Bhoysterous? Because it's clearly not the case.
My vote was to encourage him and others to post instead of lurking by showing that people couldn't avoid being voted for by hiding and not talking. It seems likely now that not posting wasn't a tactical decision but he just decided not to play for whatever reason hence my vote was useless for that purpose. If he or his replacement start posting I'd decide whether to vote for them based on the content of their posts.In post 42, LlamaFluff wrote: @clock - So if Bhoy came back instead of being replaced you would think he is still a good vote? Lets say he posted right now - would you be voting him or SIV?
So lets say he showed up and saidIn post 43, clockworkgirl wrote:My vote was to encourage him and others to post instead of lurking by showing that people couldn't avoid being voted for by hiding and not talking. It seems likely now that not posting wasn't a tactical decision but he just decided not to play for whatever reason hence my vote was useless for that purpose. If he or his replacement start posting I'd decide whether to vote for them based on the content of their posts.In post 42, LlamaFluff wrote: @clock - So if Bhoy came back instead of being replaced you would think he is still a good vote? Lets say he posted right now - would you be voting him or SIV?
No, I don't think so since I wanted to vote SIV because I think he's been acting most suspicious. A post like that would put him in the same category as Jaereed which is to say they're effectively not posting meaning no-one can get a read on them. I don't like them not posting but while my read of SIV is weak it's stronger than the null read I have of the non-posters.In post 44, LlamaFluff wrote:So lets say he showed up and saidIn post 43, clockworkgirl wrote:My vote was to encourage him and others to post instead of lurking by showing that people couldn't avoid being voted for by hiding and not talking. It seems likely now that not posting wasn't a tactical decision but he just decided not to play for whatever reason hence my vote was useless for that purpose. If he or his replacement start posting I'd decide whether to vote for them based on the content of their posts.In post 42, LlamaFluff wrote: @clock - So if Bhoy came back instead of being replaced you would think he is still a good vote? Lets say he posted right now - would you be voting him or SIV?
"Sorry I forgot about the game, I will try to catch up tonight".
Would you have left your vote there?
I...In post 45, clockworkgirl wrote:@Jareed: You said you'd be free to post yesterday but you didn't. When exactly are you going to be able to participate? What do you think about SIV's posts so far?
Personal preference. I think if someone likes evil roles more than town, then they are slightly more likely to leave a game he was VT in, before it even starts. Slightly.In post 42, LlamaFluff wrote:Why do you think scum are more likely to not want to play the game than town are? Cant I make the argument that "Bhoy got a VT role, thought it wasn't interesting so left" instead?