Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2020 1:38 am
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But, she's not arguing to use (2), and it's not true that (1) and (3) are direct consequences of (2)-- they include the assumption that scum intentionally avoided doubling up.In post 373, Datisi wrote:you don't follow my train of thought or...? i mean 313 seemed to be starting a push for certain players over others based on draft, no?
well that's my point, (2) seems like the most ~valid~ data point and the fact that it's being somewhat "overlooked" in favour of the other two in this scenario (a lot of small numbers picked, top three in draft being rather large numbers etc) is making me think there may be ~convenient bias~ in which slots she does or doesn't preferIn post 378, Something_Smart wrote:But, she's not arguing to use (2), and it's not true that (1) and (3) are direct consequences of (2)-- they include the assumption that scum intentionally avoided doubling up.In post 373, Datisi wrote:you don't follow my train of thought or...? i mean 313 seemed to be starting a push for certain players over others based on draft, no?
(2) is statistically meaningless without similar data for town.In post 379, Datisi wrote:well that's my point, (2) seems like the most ~valid~ data point and the fact that it's being somewhat "overlooked" in favour of the other two in this scenario (a lot of small numbers picked, top three in draft being rather large numbers etc) is making me think there may be ~convenient bias~ in which slots she does or doesn't prefer
Link pl0xIn post 383, Umlaut wrote:Town got burned badly in a recent game I was in by a less experienced player doing just that (asking a lot of "questions like these" about mechanics and whether scum could talk during the day etc., purely for the sake of looking town).
weird thing to bring up on page 12In post 276, Iconeum wrote:yeah sureIn post 125, Green Crayons wrote:Seems like a particularly confident push over very little. Feels like early scum distancing
what's the AI point you're making here?In post 302, DrDolittle wrote:I like, just don't agree with this, especially this line:
"the main players that should be off the table today is the trio of word/crayons/iamausername. the odds of one of these players being scum is so low we'd need overwhelming evidence to take a shot there."
<ignores 220>In post 373, Datisi wrote:you don't follow my train of thought or...? i mean 313 seemed to be starting a push for certain players over others based on draft, no?
is this just how you're going to play?In post 383, Umlaut wrote:Oh cool, more pages.
the stated reasons for this vote are wrong and also exceptionally uninteresting, so let's slot you as town for nowIn post 385, Clover Ebi wrote:Word/Worst/Hoopla/Grumpy Cat are all good townreads for me. We've posted 16 pages in 2 days and it's super hard for me to not blur past the words to fully get my thoughts in so I might just deal with the fact I'll forever be behind so I can get my thoughts on a page. Reading all this is exhausting and I've played mostly larges! VOTE: Green Crayon
I don't really follow that. Why are scum looking to start conversations more than town?In post 393, Green Crayons wrote:feel like one of DDL, S_S, and Datisi gotta be scum enjoying the free conversation generator that is Hoopla's number theory
Umlaut isn't the only one who does catch up posts (hi yes I do it too but with multiple posts rather than a single big one), but damn the format just feels like a scum indicative tactic here.In post 391, Green Crayons wrote:is this just how you're going to play?In post 383, Umlaut wrote:Oh cool, more pages.
I don't agree with this. We must have a different definition of "productive," because I don't see why scum would try to be productive to the town wincon, and discussing mechanics (usually) isn't productive to the scum wincon.In post 397, Green Crayons wrote:^^^ mech/theory is great scum convo material because it allows them to be productive without doing the hard part of making up cases against town
Just so I'm not a complete ass, here, because Umlaut has suggested IRL reasons for not being as active as he might otherwise be (so the inactivity itself isn't AI). There's a sense of Umlaut's catch-up posts are more like detached observations rather than any attempt to really engage. No engagement is safer for scum because that never requires devolving into argument where you might actually have to put rubber to the road and evict a towns person based on the back of your bad reasons.In post 396, Green Crayons wrote:Umlaut isn't the only one who does catch up posts (hi yes I do it too but with multiple posts rather than a single big one), but damn the format just feels like a scum indicative tactic here.In post 391, Green Crayons wrote:is this just how you're going to play?In post 383, Umlaut wrote:Oh cool, more pages.