Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 8:37 pm
He's mafia, my vote is no longer random.
1. This is my first forum game but I have played mafia (or werewolf) a few times at parties live (or IRL as the cool kids say it).In post 22, 72offsuit wrote:I'm so glad you asked!In post 21, ClarkBar wrote:Hmm. Well this is only my second game, and my first one was out of RVS and humming along pretty quickly. So... not sure if there are any other good strategies to break the ice a little.
There is a fantastic scumhunting tool called RQS (that's Random Question Stage to the uninitiated).
I do not proclaim to have devised this foolproof tool.
1. What is your experience in mafia outside of mafiascum?
2. Do you prefer playing as town or scum?
3. What do you think of lynching lurkers?
4. What do you think of lynching liars?
Nah, ill abstain from answering . The RQS tool is incompatible with myself. My alignment cannot be verified via RQS.In post 29, Blopp wrote:1. This is my first forum game but I have played mafia (or werewolf) a few times at parties live (or IRL as the cool kids say it).In post 22, 72offsuit wrote:I'm so glad you asked!In post 21, ClarkBar wrote:Hmm. Well this is only my second game, and my first one was out of RVS and humming along pretty quickly. So... not sure if there are any other good strategies to break the ice a little.
There is a fantastic scumhunting tool called RQS (that's Random Question Stage to the uninitiated).
I do not proclaim to have devised this foolproof tool.
1. What is your experience in mafia outside of mafiascum?
2. Do you prefer playing as town or scum?
3. What do you think of lynching lurkers?
4. What do you think of lynching liars?
2. I haven't played enough to say if I have a preference yet but town was fun when I played with my friends. One of my friends has a really bad poker face so it was fairly easy to see that she was lying to us. I had an "Aha!" moment.
3. I would say not good. Sometimes someone is shy but innocent. I think I'd rather try to hear their thought process first.
4. I'd say good?
What about you @72offsuit?
(s)he's*In post 25, LuckyLuciano wrote:He's mafia, my vote is no longer random.
Why the change of vote?
Some IRL stuff that worked differently than here but the same basic premise.In post 22, 72offsuit wrote: 1. What is your experience in mafia outside of mafiascum?
Don't know. I was town my last game. I think I would want to have more experience in hunting and identifying scum before I actually played as scum.In post 22, 72offsuit wrote:2. Do you prefer playing as town or scum?
Depends on what the activity looks like. If somebody is postingIn post 22, 72offsuit wrote:3. What do you think of lynching lurkers?
Against it. Honesty is not AI. Last game traumatized me on both of those two last questions.In post 22, 72offsuit wrote:4. What do you think of lynching liars?
The player I put my RV on voted for subsequently voted for themselves and explained how when they are town they appear scummy and vice-versa. His attitude and prolific posting got things going quick.In post 23, Blopp wrote:What happened to make the RVS go so quickly in your other game?
Explain?In post 25, LuckyLuciano wrote:He's mafia, my vote is no longer random.
1. Extensive play close to 10 yrs ago. Third game here.In post 22, 72offsuit wrote:I'm so glad you asked!In post 21, ClarkBar wrote:Hmm. Well this is only my second game, and my first one was out of RVS and humming along pretty quickly. So... not sure if there are any other good strategies to break the ice a little.
There is a fantastic scumhunting tool called RQS (that's Random Question Stage to the uninitiated).
I do not proclaim to have devised this foolproof tool.
1. What is your experience in mafia outside of mafiascum?
2. Do you prefer playing as town or scum?
3. What do you think of lynching lurkers?
4. What do you think of lynching liars?
7 is a slight ping. It's a commonly known tell that true newbies are statistically more likely to start their first post in forum games with a greeting when they roll mafia.In post 36, ClarkBar wrote:Explain?In post 25, LuckyLuciano wrote:He's mafia, my vote is no longer random.
Hmm, ok. So why didn't you vote for me? Or more Homura, who arguably ducked out even harder...In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:7 is a slight ping. It's a commonly known tell that true newbies are statistically more likely to start their first post in forum games with a greeting when they roll mafia.
Yeah, I get what you're saying, but that appears to be way more of a way of moving the conversation than intentional fluff posting. She even threw a wink at the end referencing my post about breaking the ice.In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:23 is a slightly larger ping. It's LAMIST (Look at me, I'm so town). She's 'trying to move from RVS' by asking Clark what moved their game from RVS without moving the game forward herself. More specifically, she's offering content that at first glance appears to look town but upon closer inspection is not in any way AI because it doesn't offer any real thoughts. That's typically scum.
Maybe she didn't take it seriously. I do want to see her respond to your points for herself, I just find your reasons pretty thin.In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:Finally, I don't like how she disappeared after getting 2 votes on her in quick succession. She posted after them, and with the preview feature she has to have seen them. Seems panicky to just dip out like that.
1. I guess I'm straightforward? I might ask questions for my own reasons, but I'll always share my thinking when placing a vote or when engaging in a debate.In post 37, TheThirteenthJT wrote:Now let me add two more.
1. Are you a straightforward player or like to do a lot of private analysis?
2. How upset would you be if you are lynched Day 1 from a scale of 1-10? 10 being highly upset.
Why are you responding to this instead of letting Blopp respond... how are we supposed to get info put of Blopp if you respond for them? Do you town read Blopp? Or scumread Lucky?In post 40, ClarkBar wrote:Hmm, ok. So why didn't you vote for me? Or more Homura, who arguably ducked out even harder...In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:7 is a slight ping. It's a commonly known tell that true newbies are statistically more likely to start their first post in forum games with a greeting when they roll mafia.
Yeah, I get what you're saying, but that appears to be way more of a way of moving the conversation than intentional fluff posting. She even threw a wink at the end referencing my post about breaking the ice.In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:23 is a slightly larger ping. It's LAMIST (Look at me, I'm so town). She's 'trying to move from RVS' by asking Clark what moved their game from RVS without moving the game forward herself. More specifically, she's offering content that at first glance appears to look town but upon closer inspection is not in any way AI because it doesn't offer any real thoughts. That's typically scum.
Maybe she didn't take it seriously. I do want to see her respond to your points for herself, I just find your reasons pretty thin.In post 38, LuckyLuciano wrote:Finally, I don't like how she disappeared after getting 2 votes on her in quick succession. She posted after them, and with the preview feature she has to have seen them. Seems panicky to just dip out like that.
Ok, that's fair. I guess my instinct is to engage with other players, and the Blopp wagon and the reasons behind it seemed a good way to do that. I do see your point.In post 47, Raya36 wrote:But by giving a response you're making it easier for scum!Blopp to get out of a tough situation by just saying what you said is correct and maybe expanding on it. We get no info anymore unless Blopp decides to say something extremely different from what you said.
A general guideline that's good to follow is to never respond for someone else. It only ruins the potential to gain new info from that player. Especially if what you're responding to is a case, like what you responded to