Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 12:22 pm
VOTE: trendall
In post 322, Trendall wrote:I agree with this post and happy to get either of those players.In post 299, Lunar Martian wrote:I think this page says either Gamma or Luca is Mafia.
Okay. Would you like to say why?In post 323, Trendall wrote:Actually not Luca necessarily, it's more that I'm happy to eliminate Gamma.
What would the 'something else' possibly be though?In post 312, Gamma Emerald wrote:Is this for irl reasons or something else?In post 310, Momrangal wrote:I'm also most definitely not giving this game the energy it deserves
Just I've seen that twice previously now and picked up on it and both times it came from mafia."Why did you do this, is it for theobvious reason that it obviously is, or is there some other reason?
How is it unnatural? You’re one of my biggest SR’s so of course I’m going to focus on you more.In post 303, Amélie wrote:disliking this more and more.
I am about to answer all of Luca blight's question but their focus on me is unnatural putting them into my scum reads..
You haven’t really had the same thought process, though, as you SR NPOM whereas Gamma TR’s them and wants to townbloc with them, while you are against the townbloc. Gamma has simply noticed a pretty obvious detail (that NPOM was arguing against Frogster but wanted them in the townbloc) and you’ve used that to flip your read, which doesn’t seem like a very genuine progression.In post 303, Amélie wrote:I had the same thought process. I tend to think similar thought processes are my alignment. There's certain thoughts that I think can't be faked when they aren't saying it for people to agree but rather just because they think it..In post 243, Luca Blight wrote:I'm not really sure what you're townreading here, can you explain it a little more?In post 227, Amélie wrote:I think I can townread this even if only a little bit. This was something that stuck out to me.In post 104, Gamma Emerald wrote:Interesting that frog is there too for you but okay. I personally think it’s great.
At the time of writing Trendall was null-Town.In post 303, Amélie wrote:Remind me what the read was? Townread or scumread?In post 244, Luca Blight wrote:I'm not sure what you mean; I gave my (albeit limited) read on Trendall in that post.
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In post 336, Trendall wrote:Well I was just thinking about it and it's more questions which are kinda constructed in the following way -
Just I've seen that twice previously now and picked up on it and both times it came from mafia."Why did you do this, is it for theobvious reason that it obviously is, or is there some other reason?
Fwiw I think you might be town for that, because while the act itself isn’t AI on a general level I think for a newer player like you, trying to use a self-made tell like this is a town-tell.In post 337, Trendall wrote:And it's like you are correct that like it could have been that nothing is going on and they just realised they hadn't posted much or whatever, so I can think about that.
I’m not questioning your strategy, I’m questioning whether you’re forming reads in a natural way. Everyone has different styles and you are newer so it might just be how you do things, but it struck me as odd.In post 303, Amélie wrote:You're telling me it's a bad strategy. Ok but so?In post 245, Luca Blight wrote:Spoiler:
You'd automatically hand out a TR to someone who votes your scumread without even checking their reasoning?
I could maybe understand this in a scenario where you have a very strong reason to believe someone is scum, but this doesn't seem to be the case at all with your Grendel SR.
I'm pretty new to mafia with 1 game here and 2 games elsewhere.
Dont misrep me. My scum read is not based on that but rather that I think grendall is informed and their tone and the way they approach things doesn't feel right.In post 246, Luca Blight wrote:Spoiler:
Prioritizing the players with little content early-on isn't a bad strategy, and certainly isn't a reason for a strong scumread which Amélie is portraying herself to have.
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Now this actually is a misrep.In post 304, Amélie wrote:I'd like to mention that one of the few times Luca is not talking about only me, it's because his scum buddy(I'm assuming Grendall is his scum buddy) is asking him questions about someone else.In post 253, Luca Blight wrote:Possibly, as I did catch them as scum in a previous game almost entirely based on their meta being so different to their town game.
I took a break from Mafia of about 7/8 months, however, so it's possible they could have improved their scum game in that time or generally changed their meta so we'll see.
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Oh. The mention of 2 newbie games and having never played with them before confused me.In post 344, Grendel wrote:*@gamma*
Isnt Trendel an older player then us? Wheres this stuff about them being newer coming from?
So Bugs’ post was ‘extremely weak’, but because others have suspected Bugs before I SR them, I must be scum and they must be Town?In post 305, Amélie wrote:This is extremely weak.In post 282, bugspray wrote:grendel is town as fuck
like 262 is just so reasonable
he does some questioning with a pagetop that's worded in such an effective way. he asks questions that would cearly provoke different asnwers from town or scum and his paranoia is super healthy
also 162 implies that they are definitely neighbors or maybe masons. i don't think scum would make the kind of associative posts they are
apparently i thought grendel looked really town on page 7
amelie is scummy
i think galron's posting is towning especailly 101
VOTE: amelie
The second time Luca comes in again not talking about me is when there are people already saying bugs is scum.In post 293, Luca Blight wrote:My gut is telling me this is scum!Bugs.
I’ll reflect on it a little more.
I think I can confidently say Luca is scum and bugspray is town.
I have no other way to read bugspray because they just look extremely scummy in everything they say.
Which post were you referring to?In post 340, bugspray wrote:I read one of Amélie's posts and just sort of found it concerning at face value but it reads a lot like newb!town