Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2021 4:00 pm
If you have questions for me, post 'em. I've put a fair bit of content and thought process into the game to pick at.
That's not something I answer with an argument. That's something I prove with my play.In post 426, Demainer wrote:Why are you not on a team with Ivy?
(Before any complaints, I know it's loaded, it's the whole point)
I have a predisposition to scumread stuff like the bolded. Which is why it took a Page 7 for Saudade to shake off my initial reaction to his play.
How do you think a player like Ivy would have reacted to a scum partner coming in with a null-town read and then in the course of 4-5 hours, with no interaction, switching to a POE scumread?In post 428, Demainer wrote:That's not what I asked. Why do you think I should think that you're not on a team with ivy?
If necessary, it can involve an analysis of your own play.
in her day 1In post 430, fferyllt wrote:I didn't really feel in her day 2.
It could be rehearsed (which is possible if there's an SE on the team), or it could be something else. That's why I'm asking the question.In post 430, fferyllt wrote:How do you think a player like Ivy would have reacted to a scum partner coming in with a null-town read and then in the course of 4-5 hours, with no interaction, switching to a POE scumread?
What was your read of Endless?
I'm not sure how she would react to something like that if that were what's going on here.
There's a fatalism that's creeped into her day 2 play that I didn't really feel in her day 2.
I realize I'm not answering your question. It's just not how I think about a game, especially one like this. As town, my interactions are all necessarily Town vs (??) with an occasional exception.
No, my statement assumes I can't possibly not be town. There is no subterfuge in what I've posted. The only way I have ever seen anyone form a useful read on me is by seeing me interact with data and form my own reads. I wasn't here in the moment from the start of this game, so the next best thing is to just read the previous posts and react to them, and then interact with new data as it hits the thread. Usually players figure me out when they can follow my trajectory and see how I've come about my reads. The process is extremely compressed here, but I feel like I'm putting more than enough into the thread to be readable.In post 435, Demainer wrote:I would still like a response to my question.
Why are your interactions all necessarily town? That statement already assumes your interactions could potentially not be town, so why isn't that the case?
Teamhunting really isn't my strong suit but I think it's critical in this gamestate. If I can't find a partner for Ivy, I'm not super comfortable about voting there.In post 437, schadd_ wrote:Spoiler:
vote count 2.3
Ivyeo (2):Demainer, Lukewarm
fferylt (2):Egix96, Bell
Demainer (1):Ivyeo
Lukewarm (1):Clasko
not voting (0):fferylt
with 7 alive, it takes 4 to eliminate a player. day 2 ends april 16th at 3:30 central US time; in (expired on 2021-04-16 03:30:00)
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- ooba
Who do you think is, and why? You intimated you think it's Bell or me.In post 438, Demainer wrote:Who do you think is on the team?
Not as if I didn't already think Luke was town, but this, especially the part starting from (*), pretty much solidifies it for me.In post 440, Lukewarm wrote:Hmmm. Much to think about. My issue is that the people I am most suspicious of, I can not imagine being a team. When I read through the ISOs, Ivy and Demainer both feel very scummy to me, but Demainer came out the gate on Day 2 pushing Ivy. So that tells me that I am definitely wrong on (at least) one of my scum reads. Now I feel like I am second guessing myself.
fferyllt has been posting a lot, which I really appreciate because I did not like how slow this thread has been moving, but I know that does not make her town.
Before she replaced in, Egix, a confirmed town, made post 346 where he said her slot must be scum from his PoV (along side either demainer or ivy). So if she replaced in as scum, and that was the current game state, she would need to talk a lot and lead the town a bit in order to shift that suspicion away from her slot. Her post 369 pinged me a little bit, that she may be trying to lead the conversation to clear suspicion off of herself. Demainer/Ivy really does not make sense as a pair to me, but she still put that out there. Feels like a "let me suggest pairs that do not include me" instead of "lets find the most suspicious pair." If she had placed in as town, I feel like it is more make more sense to focus in on Bell being the scum member paired with Demainer/Ivy.
So I am leaning towards fferyllt being scum.
(*)
I looked back at both Ivy and Demainer's iso, to compare their comments before and after Bell and fferlly replaced in, so see if there was a change in their posts based on them gaining a new scum partner. Ivy's post seemed consistent. Still minimal, and non-committal. Which is bad, but it did not feel like she had a new partner trying to give her advice. Demainer's posts on the other hand... they feel the same after bell replaced in, but starting after fferyllt joined do feel a bit different tome. And post 426 feels more like it is designed to keep the two of them being paired together rather then trying to help scum/town read fferllt.
So I am leaning towards the scum team being fferyllt + Demainer
UNVOTE: Ivy
If Demain is more experienced than I thought he was, then his push on Wheme was just terrible. It's something I can see coming from inexperienced town (personal comparison: 1898 Egix) but once you're past the early spike of the Dunning-Kruger curve you should know that you can't just mindlessly tunnel someone until they just die.In post 404, fferyllt wrote:I agree Demainer is experienced. He's not trying to hide it. There was still nuance in that wheme tunnel. I also really liked his observation about Lukewarm that I called out in an earlier post.In post 402, Bell wrote:Yes, scum are extremely unhappy with inactive games with inactive towns. They just hate that.
I don't agree, Demainer seems like an SE more than a newbie.
It was going back and seeing the nuance, seeing the Lukewarm observation, and thinking about his participation rate during a dragging, low-energy game that broke down my own initial scumread.
Which of their predecessors do you think was more towny iyo?In post 423, Demainer wrote:who's the second scum, is it bell or ff hmm.............
Ohhhh I thought you meant if either of them made sense as a partner with you.In post 378, fferyllt wrote:My role PM says your vote is wrong.In post 377, Egix96 wrote:Convince me that my process of elimination is wrong then.In post 376, fferyllt wrote:I feel like you're walking around my entry into the game.In post 373, Egix96 wrote:Ivyeo's mentions of endless are too few to make a solid conclusion.
I scanned my predecessor's ISO and the first 10 or so posts convinced me I'd be getting a town role PM.
Aside from me, your POE may be right, which is why Iasked you if Ivy/Demeaner make sense to you as a team.
My townreads are Clasko, you and Lukewarm. Bell maybe? I tend to be suspicious of his first few posts in games and then eventually his reads/stances just become near-unequivocal town to me when he's town. He's in the suspicious zone right now, but remembering that post he made about Prism in the Warehouse 13 game does put his reads list into a more townish light.
If Demeanor and Ivy are both scum, though, Demeanor's doing an ungodly amount of distancing for no apparent reason when I'm apparently miselimable despite my own read of my predecessor!
Do you remember Wisdom or was he before your time?In post 444, Egix96 wrote:If Demain is more experienced than I thought he was, then his push on Wheme was just terrible. It's something I can see coming from inexperienced town (personal comparison: 1898 Egix) but once you're past the early spike of the Dunning-Kruger curve you should know that you can't just mindlessly tunnel someone until they just die.In post 404, fferyllt wrote:I agree Demainer is experienced. He's not trying to hide it. There was still nuance in that wheme tunnel. I also really liked his observation about Lukewarm that I called out in an earlier post.In post 402, Bell wrote:Yes, scum are extremely unhappy with inactive games with inactive towns. They just hate that.
I don't agree, Demainer seems like an SE more than a newbie.
It was going back and seeing the nuance, seeing the Lukewarm observation, and thinking about his participation rate during a dragging, low-energy game that broke down my own initial scumread.
No, I'm not asking you to speculate on partners with me. You can entertain that idea all you like, but it's a waste of time that I'm not going to dignify.In post 446, Egix96 wrote:Ohhhh I thought you meant if either of them made sense as a partner with you.In post 378, fferyllt wrote:My role PM says your vote is wrong.In post 377, Egix96 wrote:Convince me that my process of elimination is wrong then.In post 376, fferyllt wrote:I feel like you're walking around my entry into the game.In post 373, Egix96 wrote:Ivyeo's mentions of endless are too few to make a solid conclusion.
I scanned my predecessor's ISO and the first 10 or so posts convinced me I'd be getting a town role PM.
Aside from me, your POE may be right, which is why Iasked you if Ivy/Demeaner make sense to you as a team.
My townreads are Clasko, you and Lukewarm. Bell maybe? I tend to be suspicious of his first few posts in games and then eventually his reads/stances just become near-unequivocal town to me when he's town. He's in the suspicious zone right now, but remembering that post he made about Prism in the Warehouse 13 game does put his reads list into a more townish light.
If Demeanor and Ivy are both scum, though, Demeanor's doing an ungodly amount of distancing for no apparent reason when I'm apparently miselimable despite my own read of my predecessor!
I'm about 70% confident that Demain/Ivy is not svs. Am I right in thinking that your level of confidence is a bit higher than mine, based on the end of what I'm quoting here?