In post 239, Nachomamma8 wrote:@Huntress: Could we have a 48 hour deadline extension?
I'd like to give NSG a chance to catchup and have an impact on this game day at the very least.
Ventriloquist has been prodded.
In post 239, Nachomamma8 wrote:@Huntress: Could we have a 48 hour deadline extension?
I'd like to give NSG a chance to catchup and have an impact on this game day at the very least.
I was starting to doubt this myself as well because I also called Ventriloquist noob-Town earlier and I know not everyone can be Town. I felt I should at least mention that I am going to re-read to give myself a better view on the situation. Possibly that will make me change my mind. I thought I should add the mention of possibly hammering if that happens, but yeah, we should wait as long as we can for the people that have to catch up a little.In post 242, Nachomamma8 wrote:If you think that someone is town, cling to them, defend them, and don't let them get lynched.In post 236, Harambey180 wrote:I continue to see vulcan as super-noob-Town (with all the respect for vulcan, I can't help it). Super-noob, but Town. Now the question is: do I want a super-noob player in the game? Besides, is there a player that has a higher chance of flipping red? There's not really a much better option there either. Would a flip on vulcan give information (besides what happens in the night phase)? Yeah I think so.
For one, if you are more concerned with lynching the player whose abilities you trust the least as opposed to the person who is more likely to be scum, then you'll always end up losing to players that are more skilled than you. Secondly, taking away easy mislynches from scum is, in my opinion, one of the better way to catch a skilled scum player; scum need a certain number of mislynches in order to win, and if town doesn't let them get those mislynches, they lose.
You can just PM Huntress or bold "replace me" in thread, typically.In post 247, Etromin wrote:Oh jeez. I tried to get down and make a full readslist based on isos, but apparently I have a lot more other stuff to do then I expected. I don't know if I can keep up this game. How would I go about replacing out?
I'm happy that you mention this. Hopefully you can at least still keep up with this game until the end of this day, otherwise there's gonna be a messy and chaotic situation for the rest of us because of the replacements. So if you replace out, preferably during the night? Then you can still help us for a few more days and if it still remains too tough for you, you can always replace during the night when you don't have much to do.In post 247, Etromin wrote:Oh jeez. I tried to get down and make a full readslist based on isos, but apparently I have a lot more other stuff to do then I expected. I don't know if I can keep up this game. How would I go about replacing out?
In the meantime, here's what I got up to while reading through Drayth's iso:
Spoiler: Draynth ISO reads, up to post 134
SureIn post 241, Nachomamma8 wrote:@Draynth:Now that the game you played with ofrhz is over, could you talk about the similarities you see in that one compared to this one?
I agree with you on this part, I had actually meant to mention it at some point but forgot to bring it up.In post 240, Nachomamma8 wrote: I found this reasoning to be a bit of a stretch. It doesn't play much into my overall read because of how early game it was (it's normal to push crappy reasoning at that point in time just so something happens), but I still don't like it.
I agree with you in the sense that he seems to be reaching with the whole "testing the waters thing", but I also think he's right to point out that vulcan only tried to vote ircher after I did.In post 240, Nachomamma8 wrote: I don't like his extended push on Vulcan. It began with this. The implication is that Vulcan saying his joke was obvious is somehow equivalent to him testing the waters on an Ircher lynch, which is something I don't actually think is true. Vulcan said that he thought it was odd for anyone to take him seriously there, which is a definitive statement and not at all of the "what do you guys think of x?" nature of testing the waters.
What do you mean here?In post 240, Nachomamma8 wrote: I also don't like how it seems he's starting to sound like he has doubts here, but when it looks like Vulcan's wagon is going through, he just sort of ignores them and keeps on trucking.
Although I agree it's weird he went from one end to the other on ofrhz's readlist, Harambey posted a lot around that time. Do you think that has something to do with it or do you still maintain he's scum faking reads?In post 240, Nachomamma8 wrote: In general, one of the stronger reasons I have for scumreading him is that his reads feel completely detached from his pushes, which comes across as extraordinarily unnatural. In his #150, Harambey is apparently his strongest scumread, but 60 posts later by Harambey's #210, Harambey is suddenly his strongest townread.
Nice perspective, and thanks for having a little faith ... Kicking and screaming it is then! Let's use the extension to our fullest advantage.In post 244, Nachomamma8 wrote:@Vulcan:
If you think that everything that's happened in this game just has to do with pages 1-3, then I don't think you're trying to analyze the game too hard. Here, you get the sense that there's scum pushing your wagon through, and then you stop - if you feel there's scum pushing your wagon, then that's a fantastic starting point and a way to make them pay for attempting to push through a mislynch on you. If you roll over and accept a mislynch, you're doing the town a huge disservice; maybe they win anyways, but if you go down doing anything but kicking and screaming, then nine times out of ten, they're winning despite you instead of because of you.In post 234, vulcan logician wrote:Part of the problem is that the second half of the pages still chiefly concerns page 1-3 events. I based my reads on notes I took from ISOs. I can't help it if those ISOs largely centered on page 1-3 stuff. IDK... at this point I am convinced there is at least 1 scum on my wagon.
Yeah, I do. I'm not scumreading him for simply misinterpreting my joke. I got into his head a little bit. If he was scum, at that point in the game, he was looking to blend in. He needs to make it look like he's scumhunting. Here I come along, conf towning on page 1. What up wit dat? That was his opportunity, so he began "scumreading" me for it. It was almost like he was so intent on an opportunity to "scumhunt," that he failed to even read the post and figure out what its real intent was.This is the wagon on you (with Harambey's intent to hammer, just for fun):
Ircher, Nacho, Draynth, ofrhz, Harambey
Ircher is voting you and you're scumreading him primarily for misinterpreting your joke, which I believe is a lazy read. I've brought up earlier that I don't think most scum would view that joke as an opportunity to press for lynch (it's not the type of things lynches are typically made of) - did you have a response to that?
Fair enough. I'm about to reread the entire thread and make a reassessment. I will make a deliberate effort to see what towniness I can in Ircher.He also has acknowledged a couple of times that his pushing there was unreasonable, and his case has been modified to something completely different now - have you made a good faith effort in understanding and engaging it? I don't think so.
On paper-Draynth is scumleaning you because you agreed with his push on Ircher, which he disagrees with in retrospect. Do you think that's a valid reason for him to be pushing you right now?
I got the very same impression when I saw it. My gut on that was that it wasI've talked about why I think that ofrhz's push on you is opportunistic and scummy. Am I insane? Am I on to something? Why?
Harambey did say that he had intent to hammer you, but he also called you town while he did so. Why would he do this as scum? Don't you think he's just putting himself in a crappy position if you flip town here?
This was the first time I explained why I thought it was a scummy post - and I explained this in response to being asked by Nachomamma. Before this, you and Nachomamma expressed disagreement with the hello vote as scum-indicative, but didn't really explain why, so it wasn't convincing.In post 202, Ircher wrote: 12. In 63:I really disagree when the vote in question has a high likelihood of being an RVS vote. "Hello" reinforces the idea that the vote in question is an RVS vote. Now, a question for you--while your reasons seemofrhz wrote:No, it wouldn’t be the same. A naked vote indicates some level of comfort with the vote because the person didn’t feel the need to defend it. But tacking on a “hello” indicates that the person didn’t feel comfortable naked voting yet felt like they had to say something, but couldn’t come up with anything less lighthearted than hello. It’s awkokay, why is it that you appear to ignore the idea that it could be an RVS vote despite this being mentioned? As in, why are you persisting with this angle with the new given information?
I tend to not blanket unvote unless someone is at L-1 or something. I didn't see an issue with keeping my vote on him, and when I made this post, I probably hadn't fully digested what everyone else had written to move onto someone else.19. In 132:Okay, but you are still voting Alciel and haven't really elaborated on why that is the case given the above statement.ofrhz wrote:Yeah I think L-1 votes especially can be uncomfortable to drop because of how much scrutiny they can receive, and I think by saying hello, you were trying to mitigate that discomfort. It gutpinged me as scummy tbh. I do concede this is may be more personality indicative than scum indicative though
143 was tripping me up because it sounded like you were no longer scumreading vulcan. I thought it was weird that you had dropped your scumread on him because you also thought his wagon jump was scummy (in addition to the misunderstanding from the joke). Anyway, this is no longer relevant, since I was misunderstanding24. In 148:More or less at the time. Is there any particular reason you ask?ofrhz wrote:Are you still scumreading vulcan for his jump onto your wagon?
His first post taken by itself wasn't not testing the waters. It was that in conjunction with him jumping onto the Ircher wagon after Draynth did that made me think that. I don't think people have to be so obvious as to be like "hey do you think this is scummy?" in order to get a feel for the room.In post 240, Nachomamma8 wrote:ofrhz:
I'm most certainly not as high on him as everyone else, and the more I read his ISO, the more I dislike him.
I found this reasoning to be a bit of a stretch. It doesn't play much into my overall read because of how early game it was (it's normal to push crappy reasoning at that point in time just so something happens), but I still don't like it.
I don't like his extended push on Vulcan. It began with this. The implication is that Vulcan saying his joke was obvious is somehow equivalent to him testing the waters on an Ircher lynch, which is something I don't actually think is true. Vulcan said that he thought it was odd for anyone to take him seriously there, which is a definitive statement and not at all of the "what do you guys think of x?" nature of testing the waters. Him attacking a shallow Vulcan read here seems convenient; it's not at all a difficult attack to make, and it's coming at a time when Vulcan looks like he'll be the lynch of the day. I also don't like how it seems he's starting to sound like he has doubts here, but when it looks like Vulcan's wagon is going through, he just sort of ignores them and keeps on trucking.
The reason for my swing on Harambey was because I was originally scumreading himIn general, one of the stronger reasons I have for scumreading him is that his reads feel completely detached from his pushes, which comes across as extraordinarily unnatural. In his #150, Harambey is apparently his strongest scumread, but 60 posts later by Harambey's #210, Harambey is suddenly his strongest townread.
About me forgetting to vote, it's because I had to leave unexpectedly when I was in the middle of catching up. That's why I hastily typed up my read list in 218He says that his reasoning for Vulcan here is apparently something that was pretty significant to his read on Vulcan overall, but it certainly didn't seem like something he felt strongly about at all. Him forgetting where his vote was placed *could* just be general detachment with the game, but in this context, I think that it's a good example of how detached ofrhz is from the things that he's saying this game, which is far more indicative of scum with no emotional attachments to the game whatsoever than town.
1) You were already voting Vulcan.In post 267, Ircher wrote:VOTE: Vulcan
Tbqh, I think we really just need a flip at this point. I don't think we are going to have much more discussion this day.