Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2020 4:52 am
Idk, i understood the deadline thingy as : if someone replaces plus, we get more time, so not guaranteed
And what's openwolfing btw?
And what's openwolfing btw?
Basically I mean you're being so scummy as to practically be claiming Mafia. And yet I think you are most likely Town.In post 450, Gypyx wrote:Idk, i understood the deadline thingy as : if someone replaces plus, we get more time, so not guaranteed
And what's openwolfing btw?
In post 441, NicCage wrote:There is no good reason to go Mastina without the Dunn=Scum
???In post 419, NicCage wrote:In post 398, mastina wrote:Well this changes things.In post 279, NicCage wrote:Cause it’s mentioned in the setup, either 2 scum and 7 town, or 4 town and 5 non-town, 2 of which share a wincon
If the game's two scum and seven town, then obviously there's a maximum of one nontown in Nic/Dunn since schadd_ wouldn't make a scum-scum neighborhood and I doubt they're lying about the existence of one.
But if the game's four town and 5 nontown, then I'd expect both of them to be nontown here, presumably with players like DoubtingThomas and SKYEscrapers filling in the gaps (because 5 nontown allows for scum to legitimately scumhunt).I don't like how Mastina's read on me changes here.In post 402, mastina wrote:When it comes to Nic btw: in the neighborhood if Dunnstral is scum (and all signs point to this), Nic cannot be scum with Dunn. In a 7-2 world, this clears Nic as Nic would by necessity be town (due to no scum-scum neighborhoods).
But in a 4-5 world, Nic's probably not town because his claim seems very much like a 3p claim, actually. The sorts of things he's doing don't seem to make sense as town, but fit as some form of 3p.
We know from the setup that daytalk is enabled everywhere, and scum always share a PT anyway. So why can't Dunn and I just be lying about the neighborhood, and actually just be buddies? We don't know for sure yet what Dunn's role will say. Maybe the word neighbor won't even appear in it.
And of course, the stated motive for the partial read change is based on a revelation of the new setup, not on reads. It's a great excuse to not have to explain yourself in any substantial way.
Sure is funny, since Mastina has put forward Dunn and I and S/S this entire game, with no change. Until now, until I've made it much less profitable. Because if Dunn flips scum, she knows that if she's still suspicious of me it's going to turn into a slugfest between the two of us. And if I lose and am eliminated, everything I said before will be justified, and it'll become very difficult for her to win. Much better to start backing off on it now.
While saying you didn't want Dunn, you were the one who was making Dunn seem inevitable. Your vote was the only vote of difference between the wagons.In post 418, Gypyx wrote:VOTE: dunnstraal
Not a fan of this vote, but we need an exe, and i'm not taking risks about the deadline extension
I don’t have any new arguments to present, but I would ask that you continue to think over the things I’ve said and take his whole play into consideration.In post 428, Akarin wrote: I'm thinking more and more Dunn is town from how he's handling this mess, Nic, although I was with you before.
In the words of Noir Spiderman himself:In post 462, NicCage wrote: What is the Mastina argument without Dunn?
How is this any less true if Dunn were to flip Town? You think people wouldn't go after you after a Dunn Town flip?In post 419, NicCage wrote: I don't like how Mastina's read on me changes here.
And of course, the stated motive for the partial read change is based on a revelation of the new setup, not on reads. It's a great excuse to not have to explain yourself in any substantial way.
Sure is funny, since Mastina has put forward Dunn and I and S/S this entire game, with no change. Until now, until I've made it much less profitable. Because if Dunn flips scum, she knows that if she's still suspicious of me it's going to turn into a slugfest between the two of us. And if I lose and am eliminated, everything I said before will be justified, and it'll become very difficult for her to win. Much better to start backing off on it now.
I am willing to bet you that this is an accurate description of her town play. There are reasons for her playstyle as D1 town as well.In post 199, mastina wrote:A combination of laziness (I don't like to), feeling it's unnecessary (if the game doesn't need me to explain for it to progress, then I'd argue it's counterproductive to do so due to...), and reactions; I tend to get better reactions from not explaining than I do from explaining, and it leads to better dialogs overall than if I explain things in detail from the start.In post 143, Gypyx wrote:And why that? What's the incentive to not give the reasons behind your reads?
Also I like narratives; I like to slowly work things up, with a slow buildup to the full case. Where I give nothing initially, give reactive pieces of reasons when catching up, more detailed reasons in a collective post and then if necessary expanding those collective reasons with extra detail into the fullblown case.
Sorry, I didn't read carefully enough. I don't know. Yes people will probably go after me. Why back off though? The Dunn flip will give new objectively true information, which she can use to redo her reads in any way she wants. If she pushes me and I flip town, everyone will just shrug their shoulders and say "well Nic was going after Dunn pretty hard". Who is going to hold her accountable?In post 463, Akarin wrote:In the words of Noir Spiderman himself:In post 462, NicCage wrote: What is the Mastina argument without Dunn?In post 419, NicCage wrote: I don't like how Mastina's read on me changes here.
And of course, the stated motive for the partial read change is based on a revelation of the new setup, not on reads. It's a great excuse to not have to explain yourself in any substantial way.
Sure is funny, since Mastina has put forward Dunn and I and S/S this entire game, with no change. Until now, until I've made it much less profitable. Because if Dunn flips scum, she knows that if she's still suspicious of me it's going to turn into a slugfest between the two of us. And if I lose and am eliminated, everything I said before will be justified, and it'll become very difficult for her to win. Much better to start backing off on it now.How is this any less true if Dunn were to flip Town? You think people wouldn't go after you after a Dunn Town flip?
I'm probably hosed in this scenario, but I've already placed my bet against this outcome.In post 472, Akarin wrote:Dunn flips town -> Nic forced it through and is getting away with too much, obvscum.
This could happen, but I will be vindicated if I'm killed and I will have given the town a good chance to catch the last scum by catching the first one.In post 472, Akarin wrote:Dunn flips scum -> Nic is scumbuddies with Dunn and threw him under the bus.
You may be right. But a lot is going to happen between now and D2. And town has all of D2 to deliberate and try to make a good decision.In post 472, Akarin wrote:I'm not saying you should back off out of fear, I'm saying your logic doesn't particularly point to Mastina + Dunn as the only scum team where that has a scum narrative.