Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2019 8:44 am
You need to think if it's actually scummy though. You might think it's rude or unhelpful to town but I can see it coming from a frustrated town POV because it doesn't really do anything for scum!ethos
https://forum.mafiascum-staging.net/
Well if that’s the case, do we unvote then? I am not going to vote for someone just because they aren’t going to help us but they ARE town. I would choose to vote scum over an unhelpful town every single time. And right now I’m starting to lean towards that from Faustiv at this point. It’s scummy and wrong but I don’t know why Faustiv would fight so hard when they had a L-1 on Spam and hasn’t voted that way. If they were scum wouldn’t have they just hammered and acted stupid like you have accused him of before with the vote tags???In post 478, eth0s wrote:I'm just getting mad as hell because I am actually starting to wonder if he is playing a horrible town game because why would scum cherrypick me so goddamn hard and just make such blatantly false statements over and over instead of actually challenging ANYTHING i say
I like the tone in this post. I think his reasoning for scumreading Jamelia is weird but as it was so early on in the game, you have to shake the tree to see what falls I suppose.In post 136, NotMySpamAccount wrote:It's early d1, and you're not voting anyone rn. you should be.In post 103, Jamelia wrote:Why do you feel this way? I also scum read them, but not enough to definitively vote.
People scumread this. I don't. His 'until further notice' is not alignment indicative. In fact this post coincides with his lazy play.In post 221, NotMySpamAccount wrote:ok yeah I see what you mean, also I'm sheeping spangled until further notice.In post 204, Spangled wrote:In post 15, Airan303 wrote:I’m not accusing anyone, but spam seemed eager to Lynch veggie, after someone had already voted to lynch veggie.In post 24, Airan303 wrote:I find it scummy because instead of voting for anyone else to check reactions, he voted for someone who had already been voted for.
I am not saying spam is a scum, or that you should vote for him. I am just saying that what he did was scummyIn post 49, Airan303 wrote:This might be because you seem (through no fault of your own) a bit of a lurker.faüstiv wrote:Why are you voting me?In post 36, UrVeggieM8 wrote:VOTE: faustiv
Sorry, reposting because I voted the incorrect way before!Ew ew ew. I want to... crawl away from my computer and wash my hands; it reminds me of my first game (which was as scum) and that's some serious PTSD right there; I don't want to be reminded of that game ever again.In post 197, Airan303 wrote:Yeah, I think that spam has got tunnel vision. Not sure if this makes him scum...
'I’m not accusing anyone'
'I am not saying spam is a scum, or that you should vote for him. I am just saying that what he did was scummy'
'might be because you seem (through no fault of your own) a bit of a lurker'
'Not sure if this makes him scum...'
Conciliation coupled with opinions without thoughts or even...bite(if I can put it like that); apointbehind them.
Throwing shade but retracting it in the same post; observations withoutanythingbehind or following from them. This is newbscum. VOTE: Airan303
VOTE: Airan
In post 292, NotMySpamAccount wrote:because I literally say I can't really explain it myself? because I give p much one small reason to sr you, and that's enough for me to vote because I hadn't found much scummy stuff from anyone else yet? Because it's before page 10, so almost no strong srs are accurate?In post 290, Jamelia wrote:In post 202, NotMySpamAccount wrote:eh, I tend to shadethrow with sarcasm a lot. I'll do a full case on Jam in a few hours I think, but I'll make a quick response here. 164 and 165 have reasoning that comes off as thought-out and sincere, like he's putting in the effort to make his reasoning very clear. As someone usually too lazy to do that unless I'm being pushed, I respect that, and tr it. Again, the difference with Jam is tone. I'm not good at explaining it in words, so I kinda have to just tell you to read both of their isos, and hope that you see what I do. As I said, iso deep dives on content as well as tone incoming in a few hours unless rl gets in the way.In post 194, Geyde wrote:Thread counterwagon for Spam seems to be Jam at this point.In post 181, NotMySpamAccount wrote:Draynth: jam's lack of voting might just be aplaystyle thingIn post 168, Draynth wrote:VOTE: NotMySpamAccount
I like Geyde's point in 156
NMSA's reasoning behind jamelia's tone being wrong felt kind of forced and it's something I could imagine scum!Draynth saying
NMSA is also lurking a worrying amount (albeit he's not alone in that)
Also Draynth: spam is lurking early d1, mumst be scum.
anyone who's played with me can tell you I do this every game.
I do like veggie's reasoning in 164 and 165.
Also, everyone keeps referring to the exclamation point thing, which I said in the post was not entirely accurate. It's not just the number of exclamation points, but the entire tone of the posts. Veggie's posts come across as much more sincere. That's why I'm voting Jam.
I really don't like this response by Spam here.
They mainly shadethrow their accusers while also setting up a push onto Jam without a lot of the thought process I'd expect of town being pushed.
They notably omit:
- Any analysis of 164 and 165
- Any showing of the difference between Veggie's posts and Jam's posts
Their response therefore sounds more like panicked scum trying to get ground back rather than someone seriously trying to analyze players and their motivations.
Spam, why should I not consider this post to be a strong read?
In post 294, NotMySpamAccount wrote:that wasn't all I said, so that's another misrep. I argued from my experience, and only told other people to iso you when my original explanation failed to get my point across.In post 293, Jamelia wrote:My question wasn’t attacking you. I was asking if you had many any strong reads before, and I considered that one a strong read. You don’t have to get defensive.
I am not sure why you didn’t just say at the time, “I don’t have a scumread on anyone else, and Jamelia has posted the scummiest to me right now.”, without going into the “you’ll just have to trust me and ISO their posts :/“ reasoning.
This is the interaction which convinced me that NMSA is town. HE appears genuinely frustrated with Jamelia and feels he is being misrepped. He responded well to Jamelia's questioning and I agree, it's difficult to have super strong reads early on. I get NMSA's thinking behind Jamelia being scum initially. I don't agree with his analysis but I get his paranoia.In post 297, NotMySpamAccount wrote:you're leaving out the posts where I argued from you acting perhaps overly enthusiastic. That was the beginning of my argument. I never claimed my read then was particularly strong, because 10 pages into a game it's hard to have strong and accurate reads. I'm not RC, I can't solve the game on page 5 every time.In post 295, Jamelia wrote:This is what you said, which is just what I said. You tried making your point about my tone (on a read that apparently isn’t strong anymore?) and when it didn’t come across, you told people to ISO me and then “see what you see”. Which is telling us to just trust what your saying based on your experience and really nothing else.In post 202, NotMySpamAccount wrote:eh, I tend to shadethrow with sarcasm a lot. I'll do a full case on Jam in a few hours I think, but I'll make a quick response here. 164 and 165 have reasoning that comes off as thought-out and sincere, like he's putting in the effort to make his reasoning very clear. As someone usually too lazy to do that unless I'm being pushed, I respect that, and tr it. Again, the difference with Jam is tone. I'm not good at explaining it in words, so I kinda have to just tell you to read both of their isos, and hope that you see what I do. As I said, iso deep dives on content as well as tone incoming in a few hours unless rl gets in the way.In post 194, Geyde wrote:Thread counterwagon for Spam seems to be Jam at this point.In post 181, NotMySpamAccount wrote:Draynth: jam's lack of voting might just be aplaystyle thingIn post 168, Draynth wrote:VOTE: NotMySpamAccount
I like Geyde's point in 156
NMSA's reasoning behind jamelia's tone being wrong felt kind of forced and it's something I could imagine scum!Draynth saying
NMSA is also lurking a worrying amount (albeit he's not alone in that)
Also Draynth: spam is lurking early d1, mumst be scum.
anyone who's played with me can tell you I do this every game.
I do like veggie's reasoning in 164 and 165.
Also, everyone keeps referring to the exclamation point thing, which I said in the post was not entirely accurate. It's not just the number of exclamation points, but the entire tone of the posts. Veggie's posts come across as much more sincere. That's why I'm voting Jam.
I really don't like this response by Spam here.
They mainly shadethrow their accusers while also setting up a push onto Jam without a lot of the thought process I'd expect of town being pushed.
They notably omit:
- Any analysis of 164 and 165
- Any showing of the difference between Veggie's posts and Jam's posts
Their response therefore sounds more like panicked scum trying to get ground back rather than someone seriously trying to analyze players and their motivations.
If this isn’t a strong read, why should we trust your experience then? I’d you self-admittingly are saying that your gut-reaction comments/vote WASNT strong and shouldn’t be regarded as a strong opinion, then why should I think your gut-reaction vote on Airan because you “are sheeping Spangled for the time being” should be regarded as a strong vote?
I strongly believe you are trying to frame a narrative that is based on nothing at this point
Honestly this read is weird, but again I can see why he is paranoid about my slot. Him thinking that I could use my buddying for townpoints (if I was scum) is a good line.In post 388, NotMySpamAccount wrote:UNVOTE: oh thank goodness someone is actually playing in the slot now and that's a good catchup. Airan scummed it up enough that I'm def still suspicious, but we're not lynching there today. Also, huh I'm not usually at L-1 d1, I might actually have to put in some effort.
I like eth0s's case on faustiv, and would be most comfortable lynch there. As far as I can tell, the case on me is that my Jam push was bad, I haven't been active enough, and I'm part of many potential scumtaems. The Jam push I've responded to, it was early in the day, and since large chunks of the playerlist hadn't been particularly active, while it wasn't a great push, I didn't have much to go on. At least Spangled knows my meta that I play lazy d1s. Clearly, y'all won't let me get away with that here (probably good, it's something I should fix), but it is what it is. Let me know what questions you need answered, but VOTE: faustiv for now because that was a good case from eth0s.
Overall, NMSA's play has been consistent. He's not freaking out, he's not overanalysing, his tone has not changed despite all the questioning and the votes. The players on this BW are shady. Egix literally hopped on to make him L1 WITH intent to hammer without giving any reasoning or rationale. Does no one find that suspect?In post 457, NotMySpamAccount wrote:I assume you want a claim?
It is scummy yes.In post 485, faüstiv wrote: Egix literally hopped on to make him L1 WITH intent to hammer without giving any reasoning or rationale. Does no one find that suspect?
I disagree with thisIn post 486, Jamelia wrote:So if we do decide to lynch Spam and they flip green, then I firmly believe that Faustiv is town.
We get the most information from an eth0s lynch.In post 482, Draynth wrote:In theory it could be some sort of mega gambit where both NMSA and faustiv are scum but I think that's unlikely
It's a good point that faustiv could've sat by and let spam be lynched, but given he was a close second to be lynched after eth0s joined i don't think it's unlikely that he would try to do something proactive to gain some town cred
Honestly it's really difficult to sort all of this without any flips to draw some more concrete interactions from