Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2019 1:53 pm
Could you please explain that?In post 449, Xayah wrote:Kerset has really bad arguments but the approach they bring to the game feels towny.
Could you please explain that?In post 449, Xayah wrote:Kerset has really bad arguments but the approach they bring to the game feels towny.
I don't see why that bothers you this much, care to elaborate?In post 454, Sirfetchd wrote:I would appreciate everyone making votes, INCLUDING SS because fuck not voting until you have a concrete read.
Half the game is convincing others. Don't have any nails for a coffin at the moment.In post 458, Luca Blight wrote:Fetchd, why have you stopped pushing me since I convinced you I’m scum?
Different and anti-town are not the same.In post 459, Something_Smart wrote:But you do equate different as anti-town, and that's almost as bad.
The point I am trying to make is that, you work with the team you have. I, presumably, have you as a teammate. So we need to work together. I am asking for you to make some sort of vote or scum call to help me. You are welcome to ask me for things too. That is how this works.In post 463, Something_Smart wrote:I mean, I've been playing here for close to four years. Do you not think that I'm doing what I am because I believe it helps the town?
Are you experienced on this site?In post 460, Sirfetchd wrote:It may be because I'm an older gen player, but the crux of a lot of my scum reading is looking at wagon compositions and how people react to pressure and people's reluctance or eagerness to join specific wagons. It results in a lot of wealth of information later down the track.
It's not entirely about your reads either. Everyone revolves around everyone else. Your actions may help me get better reads on someone else based on their actions in response.In post 464, Something_Smart wrote:Voting is not objectively pro-town. It may help people like you form STRONGER reads, but they are not necessarily BETTER reads. Given that my play heavily de-emphasizes finding scum early, I'd either be voting on bullshit gut feelings or picking names out of a hat of my nullreads. I don't really see how doing either of those helps you read anyone better.
Okay, that's reasonable. What method would you like me to use for determining who I vote?In post 465, Sirfetchd wrote:I am asking for you to make some sort of vote or scum call to help me.
Look at your null reads with votes on them. Pick one that has some amount of potential scum lean, and vote them.In post 469, Something_Smart wrote:Okay, that's reasonable. What method would you like me to use for determining who I vote?In post 465, Sirfetchd wrote:I am asking for you to make some sort of vote or scum call to help me.
Not really. Rb felt fine on entrance. Kerset has felt like mostly noise.In post 468, Luca Blight wrote:Fetchd, thoughts on rb v Kerset?
On a bit of reflection, why does scum make a statement like this? They'd want us to stay clueless and have votes like this. The way Kerset presents there game seems like they'd want this as well and wouldn't talk about this for simple town points.In post 258, Kerset wrote:I don't like this VC. It seems that we are clueless.
The cocky attitude and fowardness is shown in most postingIn post 296, Kerset wrote:Wooper you can do better then that.
The only real bad post/bad argument factor I am talking about is small posts like this that don't help the overall thread. It's just useless shade. The mindset Kerset is trying to read the game in is bad. Towny, but bad.In post 300, Kerset wrote:I am suprised that someone as active as skitter skipped 144.In post 144, Luca Blight wrote:Glancing through the thread I don’t feel great about Skitter either. I think frost is Town atm. Flubber seems Town as well. Null on everyone else atm.
This is very clear in this post with rb. They haven't played with him before so they don't know how rb acts. It's bold to just step up and try this if you're scum with rb town. I think this reaction was towny, but still once again in a bad directionIn post 369, Kerset wrote:Why did you assume that i disagree with anything else? You state that i provide no content. Were would you read that there was anything else that was bothering me?In post 359, rb wrote:
i don't feel any need to defend myself. the fact that you focus solely on the first part of my content where i simply say i'm backreading the game that took 4 days to finally open, which i forgot about in that time is much more relevant to me than any concern for your accusation.
you know why? because you didn't even attach a vote or even apply a scumread. you just said, "sure, you forgot" and left it at that
and now the only content you're providing is to _defend yourself_ where previously all you did was talk mechanics, and complain about the state of the town's game - with no effort to improve the state of the town.
Even if you somehow guessed that i disliked one of your opinions, why would i comment a statement, which is one sentence long? It was obvious that you only glanced on topic so far, because you gave no arguments to discuss about.
I won't vote people every single time i ask them a question.You beg Aaron and wooper to backup you with votes - you are the one concerned about your appearance. For what other reason would you need votes on me right now? Especially the one, which came out of sympathy. I am not on L-2, so all you can get here is good look.In post 359, rb wrote: you're more concerned about how you appear than in solving the game, it's obvious.
VOTE: rb
Why? I think Kerset comes off much better than rb in this. You’re agreeing with a lot of stances but not giving much information yourself. Anyone can call x town or y scum. Give some reasoning so we can dig our teeth into it.In post 452, Luca Blight wrote:I agree with what Skitter has to say about rb and his questions struck me as manipulative also, but I also agree with Nom that Kerset comes off worse in that exchange.
See, stuff like this is better. I suppose I’ll defend myself a bit while I’m here. A) My activity level has and never will be a tell in any game of mafia. When I post and when I don’t post is just based on the playerlist my mood and if I’m tired. I’m not gonna scumread you for it cause you obviously don’t know this.In post 453, Luca Blight wrote:I wanted to townread Xayah after their decent looking opening posts, but i can see that slot being scum as well. Their activity level of popping up every now and then and then dropping back into background for a considerable time pings me. Their comments about SS seem disingenuous as well, as if she was testing the water for the wagon and then absolving herself of any blame/responsibility for it by claiming she over-blew her read and is surprised others hard SR SS, which didn’t even happen. I don’t get her current stance of maintaining her Frost ‘push’. It feels like an easy way to not take a hard stance on current issues by sitting on an easy wagon.
Ugh this is so LAMIST I don’t know what to do with it.In post 464, Something_Smart wrote:Voting is not objectively pro-town. It may help people like you form STRONGER reads, but they are not necessarily BETTER reads. Given that my play heavily de-emphasizes finding scum early, I'd either be voting on bullshit gut feelings or picking names out of a hat of my nullreads. I don't really see how doing either of those helps you read anyone better.
Reasons people. They are wonderful things that I shouldn’t have to ask for.In post 470, Sujimichi wrote:I have a townread on Luca Blight, Something_Smart, and rb. Xayah, Wooper, and Billy are in my scum pool. Townlean on skitter30. I am now caught up.
VOTE: Billy