Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 4:41 pm
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The scum hunting head is back, going to catch up... NOW!
The scum hunting head is back, going to catch up... NOW!
Atleast until he gives us stuff that we can make reads on.In post 374, Nero Cain wrote:Fuzzy could be echo scum, dunno, I'll have to look at his posts more closely and see what else he says.
dunno, I'm think that Jebus might be the vote today.
There's always the exception to the rule. Someone hammering a townie without any previous mention of voting them before or declaring an intent to do so? I certainly am willing to jump them on policy the next day, but not before any discussion happens. That sentence should have read "Day 1 policy lynches are bad. Later on they can have their place in certain circumstances". I'm going to chalk that crappy wording up it being 6 AM at the tail end of an all nighter.In post 351, Desperado wrote:
his opinion on PLing reads contradictory as well ("it's way too early to be talking about a PL, and in my experience they've always hurt town more than they help" -- if PLing always hurts town, why is it just "too early"? Hedging in case a PL becomes an option later on?).
You wouldn't be judging me on this if you knew my play. I'm always over the top and deliciously hammy. Why play a game if I can't have fun with it?In post 351, Desperado wrote: Not understanding what Sven was asking him also reads kinda newbscum to me ("I want to lynch scum and watch them sway in the wind by their neck. What townie doesn't!" -- just so over the top).
Didn't mean any offense by it. I guess better word choices are "aggressive" or "blunt". I'm just not used to the play style in my past games so it came off as harsh.In post 336, RATEDR wrote:What the fuck, I'm pretty chill manTheEsquire wrote: A lot of hostility coming from RATEDR too which is never helpful.
RATEDR wrote:I dont like Esquire
Well... well... well... The Rated R Superstar was only an okay wrestler by my books! SO THERERATEDR wrote:I mean that he seems like a really lame person
Nah, I read it as pointing out the possibility of what I saw to be a breadcrumb to hold not as much weight as I might have thought. It's a good point.Skullduggery wrote:Possible fear mongering?In post 240, Ravenpaw wrote:Plus I don't think it's a sure thing to say that Jericho would be town, the current heel/face alignments in WWE land are probably irrelevant to this game.
Good point. Either way it turns out, thanks for getting me outside my thought box a little more. I totally just assumed 3 scum. Jumping to conclusions is a bad habit of mine, so if you call me out on it I won't get offended.Skullduggery wrote:I'm sure they are, but keep in mind that there are only three members of The Shield. Three Scum in a 21-person game is really low, so either the three of them are super beefy or we might be looking at multiball. We'll have to wait and see how many kills there are on night one before we can say for certain, though. Not much point in setup speculation at this point in the game...so I'll shut up about it now.In post 243, TheEsquire wrote:Also, I was under the assumption that the SHIELD members are all the scum members. If that's not true, then my logic there is completely f***ed and I need to start rethinking that line of thought
In post 384, Nero Cain wrote:no one wants krabs, sven. So not a silly vote.
In post 378, Svenskt Stål wrote:I dont like to think of it like "We are lynching x today". I think of it as "we are putting heat on x and unless he starts posting in a way we feel comfortable calling towny"
Edit. alot of names there that you will have to help me out with. Controversial list.
In post 371, Fuzzyman wrote:You're pretty determined to avoid explaining how your actions have been pro-town, eh? Skull, when you self-vote, you are either scum or you are voting for someone you know to be town, which is nearly as bad as being scum. You claim that you did it to "create discussion", but what that really means is that you created something for people to call you out on, so that you could lash back at them, painting them as scummy for questioning you. Not good play at all.In post 366, Skullduggery wrote: Fuzzyman - Voted for me because of my oh-so-scummy self-vote, which makes me Scum, somehow, I guess. Says he won't move it until I give a better reason for my self-vote (spoiler: it isn't coming, chief), which smells of Scum in cruise control. Also mentions appeals to emotions and lurking in post 190 seemingly out of nowhere. Scum planning ahead, maybe?
I suppose. The way I see it, if someone does end up claiming Chris Jericho, I can totally see Ravenpaw pointing back to post 240 and saying, "That doesn't prove anything; they could still be Scum, you know." Perhaps I'm just being paranoid, though. Wouldn't be the first time.In post 385, TheEsquire wrote:Nah, I read it as pointing out the possibility of what I saw to be a breadcrumb to hold not as much weight as I might have thought. It's a good point.Skullduggery wrote:Possible fear mongering?In post 240, Ravenpaw wrote:Plus I don't think it's a sure thing to say that Jericho would be town, the current heel/face alignments in WWE land are probably irrelevant to this game.
No, this is actually very good play imo.In post 287, RATEDR wrote:Other far smaller scum-reads include GoodCopBadCop... and his questioning of very small and worthless things ("Hmm, clicking someone's ISO by accident, how unusual, DON'T YOU THINK?)
Okay, so this is the argument on me right:In post 297, RATEDR wrote:
That post did come across as genuine to me, but it doesn't make up for all the other scum-signals she's put through. I'd love at the very least her response to my argument on her
1. No-one asked me for my case on Nero, they all just jumped to the conclusion that it was that one thing I was voting him for. Notice the “hmm…” in my post? It shows I was thinking about Nero and his previous actions, and coupled with that recent development I thought it was a good vote. And the vote did gather discussion, which is awesome for town.Then, he defends it by going "Oh, come on, I had other reasons to vote him, plus, it has gathered DISCUSSION" (post #230, can't be arsed to quote it) which is an absolute bullshit defense of a bad vote and/or bad logicThe line that sticks out to me as a very weird one is this one:
In post 102, Ravenpaw wrote:Whoa! Did Nero accidentally let slip some qt discussion he'd had?
Hmm...
Unvote
Vote: Nero Cane
Lastly, there's a lot of bullshit in post #231, particularly Ravenpaw passively aggressively asking FuDuzn why he felt like sharing meta he had, why would any Townie do this? It comes across as Mafia trying to look pro-active.
Can you clarify the condescension please?In post 300, Krab Bucket wrote: Raven's #237 seems condescending, which can either be anti-town, or very minor OMGUS.
Agree with this. That wagon needs to get pushed into gear already.In post 325, GoodCopBadCop wrote: However Ferret just seems more scummy. His vote on Raven seems incredibly forced and his reason weak. Voting/unvoting is mostly anti-town, not vote worthy.
...Or maybe a Jebus wagon.In post 331, Jebus wrote:If you look the bottom right under the page numbers, there's a link that says "Activity Overview". Click on that, and then it'll give you a list of players and postcounts. Click on the number of posts and it'll give you all of their posts in iso.
I was clarifying why I had voted.In post 366, Skullduggery wrote:That's the second time you've referenced my "threat." You do realize I was being facetious, right? Why are you so hung up on that?In post 230, Ravenpaw wrote:And to clarifiy my votes: Malcomx was a random, Fud’s was an answer/challenge to Skull’s threat, Skull’s was a slight scum feel coupled with a wagon-a-go-go, and Nero’s was a serious vote.
I do see where you’re coming from, but what I did was not a deflection because the reason I pointed out your threat causing the wagon was to make explicit the logic of the situation. Or do you believe that Fuduzn’s wagon had nothing to do with you?Certainly. You said that my vague (facetious) threat is what started the FuDuzn wagon. In doing so, you're blaming me for starting a wagonIn post 231, Ravenpaw wrote:Explain how that is a deflection please.that I was never onwhile absolving yourself (and the other players that jumped onto it) of any wrongdoing. You see where I'm coming from?
And this is becoming a little pet peeve of mine in mafia games. I asked you a question, yet someone else deemed it necessary to butt in before you could answer. I wanted your explanation because you were inferring a town read on Fudz because you liked the cut of his jib, that's why I wantedFuDuzn answered that question. I didn't see the point of answering it as well when I'd basically just be saying the same thing.In post 231, Ravenpaw wrote:And Skull you missed my jib question, yeah I was making a Simpson reference, but I was still after a proper explanation off you.
No, it’s called keeping an open mind, which is essential for mafia games.Possible fear mongering?In post 240, Ravenpaw wrote:Plus I don't think it's a sure thing to say that Jericho would be town, the current heel/face alignments in WWE land are probably irrelevant to this game.
This reads list is slightly weird because it really feels like you should be voting for me, not Nero. Why the hesitation to get on my wagon Skull?Sure thing.In post 242, TheEsquire wrote:@Skullduggery: Who are your biggest scumspects/why? I'd value your input here since you're in my good graces and, well, I trust you right now
Fuzzyman - Voted for me because of my oh-so-scummy self-vote, which makes me Scum, somehow, I guess. Says he won't move it until I give a better reason for my self-vote (spoiler: it isn't coming, chief), which smells of Scum in cruise control. Also mentions appeals to emotions and lurking in post 190 seemingly out of nowhere. Scum planning ahead, maybe?
Nero - Seems a little too vote-hoppy and opportunistic for my liking. Has been pushing wagons all game, and when people ask him to explain why, he just brushes them off with dismissive answers like "I was just messing around." Could just be flippant Town, sure, but it could be Scum-motivated as well.
Ravenpaw - Deflection of blame, (possible) fear mongering as I just mentioned, unprovoked reassurance that she did in fact receive a Town PM in post 231, and tenuous "QT scumslip" accusations on Nero.
Krab Bucket - Started off with a lot of "I'm gonna do this now" with no follow-up, which seemed like Scum trying to look busy. Has gotten a little better as of Post 300, but I still can't shake the feeling that he's really going out of his way to look pro-Town, as others have pointed out. It reminds me a lot of the way I played the first time I was ever Scum.
I'd be fine with lynching any of those four today.
What’s your case for him as scum?In post 361, Nero Cain wrote:So anyone wanna kill Goat with me?
There’s a term to describe what Fuzzy has just done to me here but I can’t think of it at the moment, but basically he’s laying out a trap to stop me from voting anyone else. If I do he can immediately jump on me and say “look what I said before! Raven’s doing it! Therefore she’s scum!”.In post 371, Fuzzyman wrote:It wouldn't surprise me if Ravenpaw were to jump fairly quickly onto the next viable wagon that comes around. I'll be watching out for stuff like this.
And? What difference does this have on his alignment? He can be noob and scum y’know.In post 396, Amethyst Actor wrote:Not feeling Ferret, he feels like a noob to me
Krabs pinged as town for me as his vote onto my wagon felt the least scummy. He showed his thought processes for it and I like that, so it gave me a town feel.can someone tell me why Krab Hydra is town/null? He pinged my radar pretty fucking hard
Jebus is not doing anything to help town. He still has his RV activated, he is ignoring questions asked of him (but he took the time to answer a question about the site’s mechanics) and then just left again.I also don't see the case against Jebus so a clarification on that would be nice as well
This is a wierd ass reason for calling someone town.In post 398, Ravenpaw wrote:can someone tell me why Krab Hydra is town/null? He pinged my radar pretty fucking hardKrabs pinged as town for me as his vote onto my wagon felt the least scummy. He showed his thought processes for it and I like that, so it gave me a town feel.