Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2016 6:50 pm
What's the source of your wolf read on both me and M&M?In post 474, Touka wrote:{Ranger, Smith, M&M} this wins us the game
What's the source of your wolf read on both me and M&M?In post 474, Touka wrote:{Ranger, Smith, M&M} this wins us the game
I'd be fairly surprised if she were to flip town. Call it like 60% wolf odds. And I really don't see a better case right now.In post 477, innocentvillager wrote:Okay, if Ranger flips town there is almost NO way both scum are off that wagon. Ranger is the easy lynch right now in a state of apathy, regardless of what alignment she is.
Providing reasons is the cool thing to do. Don't you want to be cool?In post 479, Touka wrote:I'd lynch smith or M&M over Ranger in a heartbeat.
Okay.mhsmith wrote:I'll let Ranger speak to her actions
This bit in particular. I explained my read there already, yet he's acting like I haven't. I was scumreading innocentvillager for 110. This scumread became strong, to the point where I thought regardless of whether Music and Mail was scum or not, innocentvillager would be scum, and therefore, the better lynch. Thus, my statement of 100% was, at the time, not a lie. However, later in the day, innocentvillager's posting improved. I didn't want to admit it. I didn't want to back down, because I knew it was me second-guessing myself, and as much as I'd hate to mislynch a player, I hate scumreading a player and then backing down from it even more. In short: pride mixed with stubbornness meant I refused to back down, even though my read had weakened.Literally she was voting IV based on explicitly falsely stated reasons (the "100% sure" bit). So basically, rather than make any true effort to lynch her "greater" read (M&M) on day one, or try and force a "lynch that slot or lynch me" debate, she "settled" for IV, while explicitly maintaining at the time that IV was the greater read.
This is ignoring the reasons why. It's not just 471. There's doubt in my reads. See also my iso for D2: my reads have been gettingmhsmith wrote:Ranger was afraid of getting lynched D2, and yet she's currently voting herself.
This is true.mhsmith wrote:No townie WANTS to get lynched.
You know I like your reads.Touka wrote:I'd lynch smith or M&M over Ranger in a heartbeat.
Frankly. To be blunt.mhsmith wrote:PS Compare and contrast what you're seeing from me this game to what you say from me as wolf. I won't belabor my garbage showing in the billionaire game, but even the newbie game we played together, do you really think that I look similar to that?
is EXACTLY the point. If you're town, eating a lynch just because you're not feeling confident in your reads or so the town can "move on" or whatever is TERRIBLE play. If you're town, the whole thing is selfish and anti-town. OTOH, if you're mafia, self-voting to confuse townies and generate an artificial town read is NOT terrible play.No townie WANTS to get lynched
I think you're scum because I don't think a town-you is this off-base about a case on a player. Which in this case happens to be me.
Sure. And right now the most likely answer is that you're mafia pulling a ploy. Like, you have to see how this is a very plausible read of your actions in this game so far. Also, remember that I DID look at it from mulitple angles. They just all pointed to you being likely mafia.the mhsmith I know as town that will look at problems from multiple angles. In short, you're construing a specific scenario that uses contrived jumps, whereas a town you is asking a bunch of questions, is prodding a bunch of people, is looking at many perspectives, and tries to come up with all solutions and figure out which ones are the most likely.
FYI that one was at Touka. He's seen me twice as anti-town now. Curious where his read is coming from.In post 484, Ranger wrote:Frankly. To be blunt.
I died in our newbie game N1.
I didn't get to see much of your play there. I'll probably be reading your play that game as part of my duties as an IC (so, tomorrow), meaning you'll get the superficial analysis you're asking for then.
Maybe I am playing on an alt for a reason. ^.^In post 485, Ranger wrote:{shotty, Alpaca}
{BTD6}
{Kappy, Touka}
{Music and Mail}
{mhsmith0}
Alpaca at this point is purely gut. shotty's more for his D1 antics. BTD6 is leaning town for much the same, with a side of gut. Kappy's also similar. Touka would be higher if I was seeing the play I was actually expecting from beeboy. I'm seeing elements, and I like his reads, but I'm not at the point where I'd risk the game on him being town.
Music and Mail is basically a scumread purely on "when in doubt, trust your earlier reads" philosophy, and they were a strong early scumread so I literally have no better ideas.
mhsmith, as mentioned, is playing a...very much not-town game. This couldn't be further from his town self. This is best exemplified by this game, which is what I'd have expected from him as a town replacement, yet did not see here.
Meta like that is wrong in my opinion. I don't like scum reading people or town reading people solely because of similarities between last play. Does it help? Sure. Does it impact my read now? No.In post 488, mhsmith0 wrote:FYI that one was at Touka. He's seen me twice as anti-town now. Curious where his read is coming from.In post 484, Ranger wrote:Frankly. To be blunt.
I died in our newbie game N1.
I didn't get to see much of your play there. I'll probably be reading your play that game as part of my duties as an IC (so, tomorrow), meaning you'll get the superficial analysis you're asking for then.
You must be insanely confident in a smith/M&M mafia team then, since you're also in his top three.In post 485, Ranger wrote:I'm seeing elements, and I like his reads, but I'm not at the point where I'd risk the game on him being town.
Or did you mean his earlierIn post 474, Touka wrote:{Ranger, Smith, M&M} this wins us the game
1) How were M&M's reads on you terrible? And what about the first post I'd cited (not directly relating to you)?In post 491, Touka wrote:...
Meta like that is wrong in my opinion. I don't like scum reading people or town reading people solely because of similarities between last play. Does it help? Sure. Does it impact my read now? No.
Your read on Ranger feels opportunistic and your push on Alpacas reads as meh.
Also your slots past players probably all replaced out for a reason and the original owner of your slot made some pretty bad votes.
You are also defending M&M for what appears to be no reason.
Pedit: that is a terrible read based on agreeing with a terrible read oh my.
There nothing wrong w evolving reads. I'm asking ranger which particluar reads of yours she liked, since she simply said that she liked your reads without explaining further.In post 494, Touka wrote:I feel like you ignored all the alex posts as well which is really scummy,
Pedit: oh god my reads evolved after I entered a game myself what a surprise.
Btw, this is like the opposite of the point. If touka truly didn't know the setup, he's likelier town (since wolves are likelier to be careful and do things like bother to read the setup). If touka was faking such ignorance, of course, then he's almost certainly a wolf.In post 349, drmyshottyizsik wrote:Because only scum don't know the roles in an open, to busy being scum to check.In post 348, Touka wrote:So I am scum because I made a set of neutral statements that I specifically stated where not neutral statements later in the game?
And here's ranger taking that crappy read and considering a sheep of it.In post 359, Ranger wrote:Quite possibly.shotty wrote:VOTE: beeboy
just claimed scum
UNVOTE: Music & Mail
I need a rethink on my rethink which was itself a rethink.
In a normal game, yes.mhsmith wrote:You die if you get lynched.
Why?If you're town, eating a lynch just because you're not feeling confident in your reads or so the town can "move on" or whatever is TERRIBLE play.
A scum player would say this, yes.that's basically OMGUS logic, dressed up a bit.
No, I mean the mhsmith that is town I know will post all angles, IN THREAD, on all players. All of them. And with a very low level of confidence, weakly select the ones he thinks are more likely to be true.Sure. And right now the most likely answer is that you're mafia pulling a ploy.
You keep on pushing this point, yet this continues to ignore what I already said. innocentvillager was a stronger scumread originally. Ergo, I pushed innocentvillager. When this stopped being true, I knew I was second-guessing myself, and through a combination of pride and stubbornness, refused to back down off of that paranoia.wrt IV, the ESSENTIAL problem is that you yourself stated that you had a stronger read on M&M. So why not try and build the wagon there?
I misspoke; that sentence is incomplete. It was meant to say that I hate scumreading a player"I hate scumreading a player and then backing down from it even more"
I don't see myself escaping the lynch. I do, however, intend to push you.And now that you're in a position where you're in actual danger of that "offer" getting cashed anyway, you're pushing elsewhere.
Nope! I'm looking forward to whatever reason you pose for hating it, and if you intend to lynch me, you WILL post it before I get lynched, because you're going to be held accountable for it and if you don't I swear to god I'll spam the thread until you are lynched.Want to guess at what I hated about 134?
Tied for number one (tiers are equal), but otherwise, correct.PS Alpaca's your #2 team read on gut alone?
This is all true.Touka wrote:Your read on Ranger feels opportunistic and your push on Alpacas reads as meh.
Also your slots past players probably all replaced out for a reason and the original owner of your slot made some pretty bad votes.
You are also defending M&M for what appears to be no reason.
I have no right to use the term insanely confident to describe my reads given D1.mhsmith wrote:You must be insanely confident in a smith/M&M mafia team then, since you're also in his top three.
To the contrary.I don't think "easy target" really describes ranger particularly well.
No, that was because Touka was revealed to be beeboy.And here's ranger taking that crappy read and considering a sheep of it.