Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 9:16 am
I usually play fairly straightforwardly, but I'm not a one-dimensional player.
When tunnelled, town moreso but also people in general tend to react with voting back aka omgus - 2697 also sounds like shading my slot. It is intriguing that you didn't choose to vote in SS / Morality nor myself, the three "easiest" choices for either alignment!you.In post 2937, Dunnstral wrote:I don't know why you think I should be voting you Boats
SS, why are you so sure you weren't blocked by scum
Just getting this reply out while I have a sec as it is somewhat time sensitive.In post 2713, Ankamius wrote:Is this an RC trait though? RC is known for being a very good scum player.In post 2676, Yachting n Socializing wrote:- RC had a very small scum pool at EoD1, and generally kept his scumreads super limited. This is a common scum tactic, as people tend to reflexively scumread and town reading makes less enemies.
I'll need context for this, I think. I can't see this being AI without knowing the context itself.- This also fits with him pushing me back after I elected to push him; I was already an enemy, might as well call me one of his scum reads.
I'll need context for this too.- (not a major point) His later reads were angled too: his hardest scum read was Vorkuta at his last post, a low activity player who was also on my side of the 1v1 (as opposed to Tarkus and DDL who he had already worked on pocketing)Is this an RC trait though? RC is known for being a very good scum player.This is interesting. What did he state as the reason for hopping off the wagon?-RC claimed essential certainty on NSG being scum, citing a 100% accurate history of reading them. Then, RC changed and said they were almost certainly town in twilight after unvoting.RC unvoted and then pushed two slots he knew had no chance of getting lynched in the about 1 day before DL we had left, because he wanted to be off the wagon after he successfully got NSG mislynched. The less likely alternative is that RC figured out CoA was the traitor and backed off, which explains his panic, but I don't think this is as probable. He would know she can be low activity as town (as I pointed out) and was unlikely to contest his push. Scot free mislynch.
I kinda feel like this is playstyle more than anything alignment specific-RC claimed complete confidence that BnH / Morality was the scum team, 100% confidence, said it would be gamethrowing to not chain lynch us after his death. Then, he completely changed his pace d2, said only 1 of myself and Morality was probably scum, throwing in a Vorkuta lynch as his primary choice.Claiming 100% confidence and backing off like its nothing as he does in these two examples is arguably a perspective slip, but at best its strongly scum indicative.
Who were the townblock at that point?- RC actively broke up the town bloc, and a lot of his play has been around that.
-I'll need to double check this, noting.(not a big point) This one is more just something I noticed early on and decided to put a pin in because it'd be cute if true:RC commented about how vote fluidity was one thing he couldn't fake as scum... and then lacked it completely for the first 80% of the day. For example, he parked Creature despite calling him town for a long time before he moved his vote.In post 1211, Yachting n Socializing wrote:[]@BOATS LOOK AT THIS POST LATER[]
I'll check this too-RC's Yellow read is clearly fabricated. He has had him as lock town since like first third of day 1, and really, this is scummy regardless of Yellow's alignment. Either its a traitor game where scum can't really afford to bus as much and he decided to try to lock town his newbie partner, or he fabricated his read on the weakest player in order to pocket them (very easy on newbies). Yellow's iso is blatantly scummy, and you can argue twtbw (which I kind of thought at one point) but the complete confidence he's town is clear garbage. I prodded him on this many times, as did other players d1, and he dodged every time because when you play a super aggro hyperposty style you can afford to dodge shit like that and the vast majority of ppl will forget or not care. But this is one of the strongest points here I think.
- RC's lock solve scum pool d1 was mostly town
- (weaker angleshooty point) RC claiming VT as he essentially did and then yelling to be docced is a good reason to explain why he's alive late game, since with Yellow as a partner he would need to be planning to endgame.
Yes, this is an almost-every good scum trait - ideally, you want to keep your lynchpool as small as possible because people react aversely to being scumread by nature. I do not know RC's meta well enough to know specifically if this is a tell for him.Is this an RC trait though? RC is known for being a very good scum player.
This point was a supplementary point to the above one.I'll need context for this, I think. I can't see this being AI without knowing the context itself.
Yes, you do.I'll need context for this too.
Don't really have time to go reread eod again, but from memory basically first he unvoted but still thought she was scum and wanted more time, then she was hammered and he quickly flipped his read. Again, you need to read the game, retelling is not going to help you sort me / RC.This is interesting. What did he state as the reason for hopping off the wagon?
I disagree. Read how he worded it. It would be gamethrowing to profess that confidence and be wrong, and he flipped his tuneI kinda feel like this is playstyle more than anything alignment specific
CoA, Vorkuta, Aura, Creature, Yellow, Shoshin iirc.Who were the townblock at that point?
In post 2939, Dunnstral wrote:It's not shading your slot and I disagree it looks liek such
Don't put words in my mouth
I don't care what other people do
this is shading my guy, you serious?trying to paint it
I’m confirmed Not Ascetic.In post 2934, Something_Smart wrote:I don't know how much that would really help right now. Unless anyone claims to have interfered, we lynch Morality, and then maybe I will do some reading after seeing his flip.
?In post 2945, Morality wrote:Also, SS, Dunn clearly interfered, so you’re posturing now.
I guess I am wrong.In post 2947, Dunnstral wrote:?In post 2945, Morality wrote:Also, SS, Dunn clearly interfered, so you’re posturing now.