Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2011 9:39 am
Who disagrees with an OGML lynch?
What case is this? I looked through your ISO and all I could come up with is –Apok wrote:3) Welcome, MoI. Any comment on my AGar case?
If this is what you are referring to then I’ll simply say I don’t think your analysis of the situation holds water at all. I don’t read at all that AGar is sure of SGR’s alignment from the post you quoted.So I'm a bit late on this, but I'm really not liking this post. Whether OGML is "dead-set" on SGR being scum doesn't matter in this case, because it doesn't change his actual alignment. The way AGar's talking about it, especially the emphasized part, it seems like he's a little too sure about SGR's alignment. Maybe even a little too I'm-scumbuddies-with-SGR sure.Unvote, Vote: AGar
So your think it is possible they are both scum distancing from each other so heavily Day 1 that they’ve ended up forming wagons that could develop staying power on each other?Apok wrote:4) I read over OGML's posts again. Not the towniest posting I've ever seen, but not as scummy as AGar. I could actually see them being scumbuddies, though.
So it is scummy for him to not join a farside wagon (which at the time had I believe 1 vote) while keeping his vote on AGar (who had 3 votes at that moment including OGML)?Wrath wrote:Then in ISO #22 he advocates that Farside is scum, but still wants to see where an Agar wagon goes, which was at a measley 3 votes at the time.
As said … I disagree completely and am disappointed Faraday let that crap out of your QT. I’m not going to spend countless lines having the equivalent of an MD discussion with you.GG wrote:Her response isn't logical at all though. Unexplained votes are great.
And this is where you guys lost your Town read and Election from me.
These don't match up. If it's an MD issue why did did it lose us our town read?As said … I disagree completely and am disappointed Faraday let that crap out of your QT. I’m not going to spend countless lines having the equivalent of an MD discussion with you.
Did you read my post, the one that you quoted? I think OGML is scum. I stated I was happy to vote for either Ghostlin or OGML, whichever bandwagon was bigger. I have since moved to OGML because it got more steam. This is not the same as an FOS on a scum buddy because I clearly stated what conditions would change my vote. And then (albeit after your accusation) I followed them.Saint wrote:Right when I get suspicious of Seacore for defending OGML,
Seriously which head is this? If it is Faraday I'm going to scream.A Gaggle of Geese wrote:These don't match up. If it's an MD issue why did did it lose us our town read?
You know what would have been great? Letting Apock answer himself so I could get a better read on the person I ASKED THE QUESTION.Seacore wrote:So there's a case there, and I don't find anything strange about Apok seeing it.
What language? What do you mean by "acted the same?" (I noticed where you said you'd answer tomorrow, thanks in advance.)vezo wrote:I played with AGar in Reck's LOST games. He was both town and scum in that games. I get the meta read from the language he is using...
Also he was scum in mafia on holy orders and acted the same.
I've told you once about obvious questions. If you find me for suspicious for changing my vote often on D1, you're going to lose credibility.Saint wrote:@Ythill, why the wagon hop?
The S/R mechanic forces scum to either waste two kills (aka leave PRs alive) or have two extra confirmed, competent town alive in the midgame. PoE alone will give us a huge advantage. Plus the BS mechanic allows more opportunities to create information before then, and the private forum with cyclic membership ensures that the midgame will contain living, competent players with enough knowledge to exploit that information.MoI wrote:how exactly do you know the set-up is weighted to favour Town mid-game?
An interesting point that I missed. I don't think tunnel-vision is a scumtell without qualification, but OGML's reactions there were pretty dirty. Scumpoint for OGML, townie brownie for Wrath.Wrath wrote:In his ISO #15 he pleads that tunneling is not scummy. This is where I see him at least make an effort to stop doing so... even though he is trying to appear like he is no longer tunneling (because he was called out pretty hard on it), he still is.
He's already done it on at least one other occasion this game itself. Did you not see them in his earlier posts?Seacore wrote:I thought you didn't post your town reads?
I was being flippant, which yeah, I should avoid doing, but I was distracted at work.MagnaofIllusion wrote:He's already done it on at least one other occasion this game itself. Did you not see them in his earlier posts?Seacore wrote:I thought you didn't post your town reads?
Since my first question on this post got missed I'm adding a question now.Elect: GaggleofGeese: I've played with Chess before, and have been less than impressed, so I'm surprised at this election, HOWEVER, GG has shown remarkably good judgement in the beginning of this game.
Elect: Ythill: Disliking of his Wrath vote or not, the way he's handled himself seems pretty townie in this very early stage. He's kept up the pressure and is actively scumhunting.
This statement is false. Ghost voted SGR first before you made your comment. Why did you claim this?Agar wrote:Ghostlin gains more scumpoints for choosing the SGR wagon as his poison, after telling me my Large Game theory was essentially wrong.
Did I mean that werewolf vote. I said I would vote for him, if felt good, yes I know his play hence my vote. Do I believe in policy lynching.......I sometimes wish I did. I have seen VI's hurt the town many times over. This game at least lets us sacrifice a player in exchange for another.ghost wrote:Btw, a question I want to ask you that's ISO related: were you serious about your first vote in your ISO? Do you think that we should use the sacrifice mechanic as a PL means?