So having two similar townreads precludes you from asking Sujimichi about his other opinions?In post 349, Egix96 wrote:It stuck out to me like a sore thumb that you were townreading Suji for what I regarded as three NAI posts, and why would I question Suji's townreads when they were similar to my own?In post 348, gobbledygook wrote:Now, I have a question for you, Egix.
Why did you ask me about Sujimichi, but not ask Sujimichi about his reads or opinions?
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I think we're in deep enough here that whatever I say will be WIFOM one way or another.In post 348, gobbledygook wrote:
True, but you would not not do something (read: you would do something) you thought concealed you as scum. It is possible that another explanation for the random comment about STRQ and policy is that you fully believed it to be your town meta to do such a thing. This is further supported by the fact that you admit you thought you policy voted a hydra in another game.In post 347, EspressoPatronum wrote:If you think I'm scum, then I would be trying to conceal that I am scum.
It is possible that you were aware of that meta and thought detracting from that meta needed an explanation. You just happened to be wrong about your own meta.In post 344, EspressoPatronum wrote:Ahh, I see. I could have sworn I've done a hydra policy vote, but I can't find one in any of my other games either.
I trust that whatever your read of me becomes later in the game, the hydra voting thing will be one of many reasons for said read.
Fair point. What do you think of Titus' reasoning?
I have a This Game answer and a Not This Game answer to this question.In post 347, EspressoPatronum wrote:Are you asking about Titus because you also scumread her? Why not ask about the townreads, too?
This Game Answer: I think it is interesting that you both scumread one another.
And further, do you think my read of her questioning on me is accurate?
Re: the addendum -- I sometimes find it helpful to sort people based on their reasons for townreading (eg. Volpe's reason for townreading me in TM20). Your scumreads won't always be correct, so sometimes you can find town based on their town reads.Not This Game Answer: I think it is easier to find scum by looking at their scumhunting, not their townhunting.
Addendum to the Not This Game: Scum are going to be necessarily correct when they call townies town. Probing a scum's mind for correctly townreading a townie seems like an exercise fit for a Lovecraft punishment. [...]
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The point wasn't even that. It's about how town thinks wolves act, not how they actually act, and the read itself is not dependent on what a wolf would be logical or not, but if town!Egix would decide to vote for someone because they didn't want to vote a hydra based on "reads as a wolf not wanting to stick their foot in" without even considering "Why would a wolf even do that, if it's that awkward?" It's his conviction that's unwarranted given the evidence and it has nothing to do with what EP did.In post 322, gobbledygook wrote:However, I have a question: do wolves always do logical things?- gobbledygook
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What do you think about my opinions on EP? I am following much the same reasoning that Egix did. My conviction might be different.In post 356, Chronos wrote:
The point wasn't even that. It's about how town thinks wolves act, not how they actually act, and the read itself is not dependent on what a wolf would be logical or not, but if town!Egix would decide to vote for someone because they didn't want to vote a hydra based on "reads as a wolf not wanting to stick their foot in" without even considering "Why would a wolf even do that, if it's that awkward?" It's his conviction that's unwarranted given the evidence and it has nothing to do with what EP did.In post 322, gobbledygook wrote:However, I have a question: do wolves always do logical things?
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Just gonna link to 276 with a solid note of approval as a very good dressing down of Adorable. But to give my own:
This was Adorable's entrance into this game. It was more or less complaining and displaying confusion, which she kept generic. On the bottom of page three.In post 74, Adorable wrote:Did I miss rvs and we're all on serious votes now? Two votes on page 2 looked like they were serious votes and some of the votes on page 3 looked like they were rvs.
This immediately stuck out to me, because this was Adorable's entrance into a similar game with similar content:In post 49, Adorable wrote:It's been a while since I last played a game here. I hope Elements is not scum again and I remember scum Elements was asking questions just like he's doing here.
There's no complaining, there's no confusion. There's a fluff post and then a brief, succinct, serious vote.In post 97, Adorable wrote:VOTE: Elbirn
I don't like how Elbirn votes without providing a reason and this is very frowned upon.
And it was cemented here because of the immediate dissonance. Adorable claimed to be struggling to get a feel of the game and understanding what's going on--but Adorable forced a rather strong omgus-stance on me here (keep in mind, I had already noted I was suspicious of Adorable by this point) and was giving immediate, forced, content and analysis.In post 112, Adorable wrote:
This is not really a good vote reason to scum read someone. You scum read Espresso for doing an rvs on page 1 while you were interacting with eyestott and Team on page 1? Isn't page 1 normally supposed to be rvs?In post 27, mastina wrote:
Speaking of,In post 26, mastina wrote:
Purely because until EspressoPatronum ruined it, we were the only three slots to have posted.In post 20, eyestott wrote:Why are you including the hydra in this?
VOTE: EspressoPatronum
For ruining the three-man posting townbloc on page one.
You say you're not convinced Espresso is scum but you still leave your vote on him? If you were not convinced a player is scum then wouldn't it make more sense to not vote the player if you're not convinced they are scum?In post 110, mastina wrote:
Eh, I'm probably one of the few who didn't inherently dislike Yume.In post 45, Chronos wrote:I have no idea who that is, but rest assured, if it was someone you didn’t like, they’re not in the game.
Well I voted Espresso.In post 45, Chronos wrote:Mastina, what do you think of the post I quoted? On EP.
I'm not convinced Espresso is scum, but Espresso certainly isn't locktown.
VOTE: mastina
I'm pretty much just trying to get the feel of the game understanding on what's going on right now.
This is a dead-ringer for Adorable's entrance into her only scumgame; there, she gave that same immediate analysis.
Now let's take a look at some of Adorable's other towngames' early entrances for comparison.Spoiler: Like so!- mastina
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Ya know what.
Why the fuck am I spoilering that.
People will pass that spoiler over but I think it's important enough to read to be outside of one. Let me change the spoilers then.
So here's my post reformatted to make sure you don't fucking skip my points.In post 359, mastina wrote:Just gonna link to 276 with a solid note of approval as a very good dressing down of Adorable. But to give my own:
This was Adorable's entrance into this game. It was more or less complaining and displaying confusion, which she kept generic. On the bottom of page three.In post 74, Adorable wrote:Did I miss rvs and we're all on serious votes now? Two votes on page 2 looked like they were serious votes and some of the votes on page 3 looked like they were rvs.
This immediately stuck out to me, becauseThere's no complaining, there's no confusion. There's a fluff post and then a brief, succinct, serious vote.Spoiler: this was Adorable's entrance into a similar game with similar content:
And it was cemented here because of the immediate dissonance. Adorable claimed to be struggling to get a feel of the game and understanding what's going on--but Adorable forced a rather strong omgus-stance on me here (keep in mind, I had already noted I was suspicious of Adorable by this point) and was giving immediate, forced, content and analysis.In post 112, Adorable wrote:
This is not really a good vote reason to scum read someone. You scum read Espresso for doing an rvs on page 1 while you were interacting with eyestott and Team on page 1? Isn't page 1 normally supposed to be rvs?In post 27, mastina wrote:
Speaking of,In post 26, mastina wrote:
Purely because until EspressoPatronum ruined it, we were the only three slots to have posted.In post 20, eyestott wrote:Why are you including the hydra in this?
VOTE: EspressoPatronum
For ruining the three-man posting townbloc on page one.
You say you're not convinced Espresso is scum but you still leave your vote on him? If you were not convinced a player is scum then wouldn't it make more sense to not vote the player if you're not convinced they are scum?In post 110, mastina wrote:
Eh, I'm probably one of the few who didn't inherently dislike Yume.In post 45, Chronos wrote:I have no idea who that is, but rest assured, if it was someone you didn’t like, they’re not in the game.
Well I voted Espresso.In post 45, Chronos wrote:Mastina, what do you think of the post I quoted? On EP.
I'm not convinced Espresso is scum, but Espresso certainly isn't locktown.
VOTE: mastina
I'm pretty much just trying to get the feel of the game understanding on what's going on right now.
This is a dead-ringer for Adorable's entrance into her only scumgame; there, she gave that same immediate analysis.
Now let's take a look at some of Adorable's other towngames' early entrances for comparison.This was Adorable's first game on site. Notice the difference between her entrance there and her entrance here? I sure do. Her entrance there was far more fluid and organic, which clear analysis done but not forced onto one person. There's no hint of complaining, there's very little in terms of confusion--why was Adorable's first game onsite showing no confusion at a nearly-identical situation to this game, whereas this game after she's had far more experience she displays some?Spoiler: Example One:
This was another example of a fluid, natural entrance into the game--a bit later, yes, but that makes it even more relevant. Note the fluidity in Adorable's posting, and how she segues smoothly into contributing. There's no forced analysis, there's no forced stance, and when she does transition into giving game content, she does so with a casual ease. It instantly fits right in.Spoiler: Example Two
Example Three, outside of spoilers to highlight a quote:In post 217, Adorable wrote:Whoever becomes the Student Class President sets up a hood for everyone? I saw Espeonage say this on #6.
VOTE: Brian SkiesIn post 356, Adorable wrote:In post 292, Farkran wrote:
Top is strongest town, bottom is strongest scum, but in reality most of the middle names are placed with just slightly more care than a randomizer. All reads are very weak and mostly gut-based at this point - i have listed what i think are notable events so far.In post 264, NorwegianboyEE wrote:
Farkram, is this reads list based from strongest to weakest town/scum read?In post 248, Farkran wrote:TOWN
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Amrun
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Yumeko and Kirari
Brian Skies
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SCUM
Although by reading further i completely misinterpreted what small town meant. I didn't know it was part of the ms terminology, i just thought it was referring to some ability.The game started around 17 hours ago and it takes a while for some players to post because of time zone. Right now it seems like we're all getting to know each other for the time being.
I never knew our waifu didn't have to be from an anime. When signing up I thought I saw somewhere saying the waifu had to be from an anime.In post 300, Bitmap wrote:
Oh, my waifu isn't from an anime and is non-weeb but can be considered a great waifu.In post 282, Espeonage wrote:@bitty: I don't actually watch a lot of anime. So chances are I haven't seen anyone's source material. I'm a fake weeb.
When playing town it's best to be truthful about your role. I guess sometimes town lie about their role is because their role looks like it would be given to a scum player. I remember lying about my role once when I was town because the town role looked like it would be given to a scum player.In post 315, Espeonage wrote:I regularly manipulate my meta, lie, and am elitist as both alignments. I've been known to fake claim from time to time. But like claiming neighbour when mason not claiming a guilty on someone or dumb shit like that.
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On one of my completed games there was a role that could make neighborhood chat and when I looked up that role it says it can be any alignment. It seems like Espeonage and Bitmap were randomly selected by the mod to be elected for Student Class President who will make neighborhood chats.In post 328, Shadowlesscloud wrote:
I wouldnt say so. It just would distract us during the first day and basically let scum make their own neighborhood chat. Hell, they could both be completely lying about their roles rn. Instead, one could be a fake mod announcer or something of the sortIn post 318, NorwegianboyEE wrote:In post 314, Shadowlesscloud wrote:btw i think bitmap and esp either have to be t/t or s/s.
That would be maximum trolling by the game host, and considering balancing purposes it doesn't seem likely.In post 314, Shadowlesscloud wrote:s/s.
I highlighted something particularly important here which contrasts Adorable's attitude in that past towngame to her attitude this game. Notice here how, much later, Adorable is still fine casting an rvs vote and isn't too serious? Even when writing this long wallpost of a second post, notice something about it? There's not much analysis to be had. It's more calm, casual, chill chatting. Casual dialog, more than serious scumhunting. Which immediately segues into a rather casual natural townread, one which didn't require her to go out of her way to create a list.In post 358, Adorable wrote:I'm leaning town on Xtoxm and Norway.
And this shows the contrast between how Adorable enters as town compared to how she entered as scum, for those who want to point out that Adorable's scumgame was as a replacement so her play being similar this game to the scumgame where she was a replacement, have a comparison for the contrast.Spoiler: Example Four
This game where she was a replacement as town has the same casual demeanor as her towngames where she is a player from the start--which is in stark contrast to her play this game where her introduction to the game was stunted, stilted, forced, just artificial.
This is another town replacement game which has an immediate contrast between Adorable this game and Adorable that game as a replacement.Spoiler: Example Five
Again, to reiterate--Adorable this game has a strong resemblance to her one scumgame, where she was a replacement.
Adorable's other towngames where she started from the beginning do not resemble either her play here or her scumgame as a replacement;
Adorable's other towngames where she was a replacement do not resemble either her play here or her scumgame as a replacement.
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Egix's content this game is far, far, FAR from that of a scum lurker. I can point to half a dozen posts by Egix containing good content.In post 279, Chronos wrote:Egix fits the mindset of a scum lurker.
You know whodoesfit the profile of a scum lurker?
I can think of some rather good candidates for this profile of a player who is a scum lurker slot.
Now! Obviously. BP, Sujimichi, and Rabid Schnauzer are unlikely to be a trio of a scumteam here. Heck, with it being likely that at least one if not two of {Adorable, Espresso} are scum (tho I do admit I'm going to be guilty of some hypocrisy in liking some of Espresso's content--the reason this is hypocrisy will become evident later when I quote someone else's posts since I admit that the very thing I am saying not to do, contributes to softening up on Espresso), it's probable that only 1-2 of them are scum.
But like.
If you're looking for lurker scumslots.
The slots who'veactuallydone fuckall are a far, far, far better place to start than Egix.
Particularly Sujimichi because this is night and day different from any Sujimichi towngame I've ever seen.- mastina
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For the record: I have read everything as of a few hours ago (might be like half a dozen posts on page 15 I haven't read), but obviously I have posts in that timeframe which I need to address.
While I am doing so tho, I can immediately give you this readslist:
Turkey + eyestott
Chronos + Churros + alimidia
Egix96
Titus
EspressoPatronum
BP
Rabid Schnauzer
Sujimichi
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Turkey is locktown of locktown--not gonna lie, Turkey, I thought you'd be a massive, massive downgrade to your slot from the hydra, but you've surprised me by continuing to be one of the best, sanest, slots in the game to a level that is incredibly refreshing.
eyestott is also pretty much locktown, not just for his publicly-confirmed role but also for his entire approach here. I get what he's doing, where he's coming from, understand it, like what he's doing, and have the unique advantage of being probably one of the only players (only other possible one is Titus) to have played with him before, so have a familiarity with him.
Chronos is not the same level of locktown as they are, but is still someone who I just don't see as scum. Similar applies for Churros and alimidia. I feel that all three (might be a bit unfair to alimidia whose content is more reasonable than the other two) are at the least slightly misguided, but I don't think they're scum. They're so strongly town that I almost moved them up to the next tier.
Egix is a strong townread because I not only like what Egix is doing but also feel like this is Egix's towngame.
Titus is a strong townread because while we're not seeing 100% eye to eye and her votes are in somewhat questionable places, the strong overlap with her perspective on the game compared to mine is an incredibly promising sign.
EspressoPatronum is a "conflicted" read; I had EP as strongly scum and had EP's content as scum-indicative, but EP's more recent content has looked much much better to me, yet I know it's not something that makes EP definitely town and easily could still be from scum.
BP is a slot who has done nothing but cast an empty vote and declared a V/LA--this is somewhat sketchy, but not the most suspicious of our lurkers because it could've been just a nai entrance with real-life shit getting in the way; obviously, I will know more about this slot when there is more to see and I'll have a better idea on that placement on whether the entrance was scummy shit or just bad happenstance.
Rabid Schnauzer had a reasonable enough entrance, but since then has done nothing but coast off of the bigger names talking and has contributed nothing but casting sketchy opportunistic votes.
Sujimichi is lurking and that is not a town Sujimichi even remotely.
And Adorable is just obviously scum here for the lack of naturalness, lack of smoothness, lack of flow, lack of fluency, lack of calmness, lack of being smooth and casual.- mastina
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I sure can! Not right now, there's a limit to how often I can do it, but it's a repeatable action that I intend to continue using at every opportunity I can. (And yes, it is an activated action, not a passive one. I have to manually trigger it.)In post 297, Churros wrote:Mastina can you howl again?
Take a look at Adorable's posting and tell me it isn't forced.In post 296, Churros wrote:I felt eyesott posting was forced
I have a saying.In post 298, Churros wrote:The main reason I'm TR'ing both slots is that I feel both actively invested in solving the game, in a way that it's not just a "solvy post to look busy".
Effort != Alignment. (This would be the aforementioned hypocrisy in that I admit that part of the reason I am liking EP's posts more is that they have more effort behind them.)
More than that.
Adorable's posts are precisely that--'solvey' posts to look busy, without actually having a natural fluidity to them.
Read my post 360 in its full to see the notable contrast between Adorable as town in every towngame of hers previously, and Adorable of this game, and how Adorable as scum is a dead-ringer to this game.
Adorable as town has an aura of casualness to her. She's fluid, she's got this natural flow to her content which comes across as incredibly good.
Adorable this game has been forcing after forcing. There's an aggression to her that's utterly absent from her towngames, but which was the defining trait of her scumgame. This is an Adorable who has been forward, who has been pushing hard, rather than going with the flow.
Adorable as town is like a leaf on a river, drifting along with the flow.
Adorable this game is a rock in that river, cutting through it, unmoving, forcing the river to go around it. A trait she has displayed in her completed scumgame, but not a trait present in literally any of her towngames.- eyestott
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Okay, firstly. I'm going to acknowledge that my play thus far has definitely warranted the scumreads. The plan I had was definitely not carried out very well. Nevertheless, I assure you that I am, in fact, town. Here was my thought process:
1:Hmm, what's this? Town Informed Role Flavorer? Oh great, I'm a glorified Vanilla Townie. (Pregame, I can pick each person's role flavour, has to be 50 characters or less.)
- I was quite disappointed at this stage as I was looking forward to a more mechanically interesting role when I signed up for a role madness game.
2: Oh wait, this is a bit of an opportunity!
- I realised two things. Firstly, in a role madness game such as this, a role as mechanically useless as 'role flavorer' is pretty much always going to be a protown role, and hopefully most of the playerbase will recognise this.
Secondly, I can actually use the role flavour for a bit of a plan If I play my cards right (I did not in fact, play my cards right.) The plan is that during early day one, I subtly tell certain players that I know their role flavour by referencing it. By now I've done this to about half of you. Then I see if/how they react.
3: Damnit, Team STRQ
My first post was a reference to mastina's flavour, which by a stroke of bad luck, was copied by Team STRQ. This caused mastina to publically almost-out me at the very start, because not only did it seem like both myself and STRQ knew her flavour, but also mastina hadn't properly read the rules. Hence why 17 happened. Pretty sure that Mastina now thinks that STRQ and I are both the role flavourers, which is why she offers to townbloc with us in 18. My response at 20 makes sense to mastina and myself, but not to STRQ who I haven't clued in at all yet, producing 22In post 12, mastina wrote:Is my flavor public.
Because I swear to god you two are making me think that the flavor the mod sent to me is public.
Fast forward to now, and what have I learned? I have no idea. I don't think this plan of mine actually achieved anything other than confusing everyone and distracting myself from actual scumhunting. So for that, I apologise. If anyone would like the data from my little experiment (as in when I leaked my role to who) because they think I may have been onto something, I'm more than willing to provide the information.Get to know a Me! http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=60647- gobbledygook
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What data should we be asking for? I don't even know what to ask you about your results.In post 366, eyestott wrote:If anyone would like the data from my little experiment (as in when I leaked my role to who) because they think I may have been onto something, I'm more than willing to provide the information.
What were your results?
Why did you choose the flavor names that you did?
I don't know what this plan is supposed to do for you. Let people know that you are the Role Flavourer. Ok. But beyond that? I'm not sure I am following.In post 366, eyestott wrote:The plan is that during early day one, I subtly tell certain players that I know their role flavour by referencing it.- Churros
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If you add Eyesott to your scum core I could support this. In my quick skim I thought titus was squirming around, although I don't have a real grasp on Rabid/Egix/Espresso.In post 335, gobbledygook wrote:Town Core: Activate!
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I do town read Chronos as well, and about Sujimichi 3 posts:In post 292, Sujimichi wrote:Hey everyone! I will catch up shortly.In post 293, Sujimichi wrote:I am caught up. I believe mastina to be Town. I also believe Team STRQ to be Town though with a lesser degree of confidence.
I don't want to expand on detail right now, but I get good vibes from this short posts. I feel that scum!Suji would already try looking busy by asking questions or write longer posts. I'm not a Suji specialist though.In post 319, Sujimichi wrote:Hello, gobbledygook! You are replacing a slot that I had a light Townread on, so I am looking forward to your views on the game.
Again, normally I wouldn't explain my TRs etc but I don't feel I'm gonna be able to PoE this game so I think I'm more interested in forming a block of people I TR, aiming to pile votes in a common suspect and to reach roughly similar reads in D1. It would be a more effective pressure tool/ good way to get things rolling.
I didn't know eyesott was already such a popular wagon though.- Churros
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I don't know about agreeing with the content of this post because I've only see scum!Adorable lurk and be uninvolved in the game, but I...town lean this content?In post 363, mastina wrote:
I sure can! Not right now, there's a limit to how often I can do it, but it's a repeatable action that I intend to continue using at every opportunity I can. (And yes, it is an activated action, not a passive one. I have to manually trigger it.)In post 297, Churros wrote:Mastina can you howl again?
Take a look at Adorable's posting and tell me it isn't forced.In post 296, Churros wrote:I felt eyesott posting was forced
I have a saying.In post 298, Churros wrote:The main reason I'm TR'ing both slots is that I feel both actively invested in solving the game, in a way that it's not just a "solvy post to look busy".
Effort != Alignment. (This would be the aforementioned hypocrisy in that I admit that part of the reason I am liking EP's posts more is that they have more effort behind them.)
More than that.
Adorable's posts are precisely that--'solvey' posts to look busy, without actually having a natural fluidity to them.
Read my post 360 in its full to see the notable contrast between Adorable as town in every towngame of hers previously, and Adorable of this game, and how Adorable as scum is a dead-ringer to this game.
Adorable as town has an aura of casualness to her. She's fluid, she's got this natural flow to her content which comes across as incredibly good.
Adorable this game has been forcing after forcing. There's an aggression to her that's utterly absent from her towngames, but which was the defining trait of her scumgame. This is an Adorable who has been forward, who has been pushing hard, rather than going with the flow.
Adorable as town is like a leaf on a river, drifting along with the flow.
Adorable this game is a rock in that river, cutting through it, unmoving, forcing the river to go around it. A trait she has displayed in her completed scumgame, but not a trait present in literally any of her towngames.
I never thought I would give mastina such a easy town lean but I don't feel there's an agenda by her tone here and I always get the feeling she has an agenda to her reads when scum.- Churros
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I've procastinated today and didn't re:read the game but...yeah I think I'm just going to keep going from here, I'm getting a good grasp here already. Maybe.
I'll try to check out Adorable case/meta another day, out of respect for mastina I'm putting him a bracket below what I would normally have him as
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Could you be more straightforward with your posts?In post 366, eyestott wrote:
Fast forward to now, and what have I learned? I have no idea. I don't think this plan of mine actually achieved anything other than confusing everyone and distracting myself from actual scumhunting. So for that, I apologise. If anyone would like the data from my little experiment (as in when I leaked my role to who) because they think I may have been onto something, I'm more than willing to provide the information.
I'm entertaining reconsidering my read on you because giving people flavours seems fairly useless for a scum role in madness setup (is the setup roles randomly generated though? I don't quite understand "madness setups" other than there's lot of weirds roles and madness), but your posting is really lackluster.
RVS you spent a lot of your posts making silly content while there was already useful discussion going around
Your posts there were really awkward and sounding like you wanted to fit in, especially your early unvote.
What was going on in your mind in early game?- Churros
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This seems vague so I mean as in: what you felt back there etc, and was you into anything other than crumbing your role?In post 373, Churros wrote:What was going on in your mind in early game? - Churros
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