Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2018 5:31 am
Sorry for hammering you. Not one of my proudest moments.In post 4962, Scioness Sajj wrote:GG guys, thanks for hosting RC
Sorry for hammering you. Not one of my proudest moments.In post 4962, Scioness Sajj wrote:GG guys, thanks for hosting RC
What site rule?In post 4966, Commander Shepard wrote:Gg all I am okay with releasing PTs
And I lied to Shoshin I didn’t trust you at all. The claim was sketchy as fuck. I am quite surprised you were town. And that site rule is there for a reason.
Are you unaware of the macho modifier?In post 4970, Commander Shepard wrote:In post 4969, Shoshin wrote:I realize you lied to me... but it's okay... you didn't trust I was town, I didn't trust you to lynch scum...In post 4966, Commander Shepard wrote:Gg all I am okay with releasing PTs
And I lied to Shoshin I didn’t trust you at all. The claim was sketchy as fuck. I am quite surprised you were town. And that site rule is there for a reason.
What site rule?
That if bodyguards don’t die protecting PRs they are scum.
I agree with this because had you died D3, your random suspicions would have been taken far more seriously.In post 4972, Ankamius wrote:I will go into my thoughts later
But Shoshin, you were wrong. We would have likely won faster if you died night 3
Maybe you’re right but your reaction at the time to CS’s death and overreaction on Angel was a big part of what made people suspicious of you. Also, CS would have also pushed random lynch and would have likely gotten it. Yes, you hands down, had the best scumhunting instincts of anyone in the game and you 100% deserve credit for that but your constant let’s lynch random posts, actually had the opposite effect. Although if I was in another game with you, I’d obviously view that differently.In post 4973, Shoshin wrote:Doubtful. Look at how this played out.In post 4972, Ankamius wrote:I will go into my thoughts later
But Shoshin, you were wrong. We would have likely won faster if you died night 3
We mislynched once after D3, on Sajj. If Nancy hadn't accidentally hammered, maybe we don't mislynch at all. Either way, the result isn't bad. After N3, we lynched 3 scum and 1 town. That's a fast win by any measure.
If I had died N3, would town have mislynched Sajj? Probably yes, because she was Shepard's top suspect and you specifically said she was scum if I flipped town. You add in Sajj's lie, Wheme's whimsical vote, Nancy's accidental hammer, etc. and Sajj is almost certainly mislynched again. And it'd be disingenuous for you to say in hindsight that you wouldn't have mislynched Sajj when that was who you expressly wanted to lynch.
You also said Random/Wisdom were obvtown and that Wheme was the last scum if both myself and Sajj flip town. That doesn't give me any assurance that we would have won "faster," if anything it worries me that we would have lost. If I die N3, scum kill Shepard/Nancy on N4 & N5, leaving you, Random, Wisdom, Wheme, and the worst in LYLO. Given what you said about Wheme, why should anyone believe we even win if I die N3?
I let Shepard die to keep my voice in the game, and while that might run against your theory of how mafia or bodyguard is supposed to be played, the results speak for themselves.
I doubt it. You didn't trust Nico on Random after she died, you didn't trust Shepard on Random after he died, and you ultimately didn't trust Reality on Random/Wisdom after she died. So why would you have trusted trusted me?In post 4978, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:I agree with this because had you died D3, your random suspicions would have been taken far more seriously.In post 4972, Ankamius wrote:I will go into my thoughts later
But Shoshin, you were wrong. We would have likely won faster if you died night 3
I wish you had investigated TPF instead of me, since I was so obvtown, scum chose to redirect me over anyone else in the game.In post 4968, NicoRobin wrote:I actually knew Angel was town since N2.....but couldn't tell you because dead....
I would have trusted your reads because CS would have continued to push random. As I said befire, it was mostly your reaction to his death and not your decision to not protect him, that made me scumread you. Scumreading you because of that made me think random was town. You can argue all you want about how ridiculous you think that is but I was hardtown reading you until that point.In post 4980, Shoshin wrote:I doubt it. You didn't trust Nico on Random after she died, you didn't trust Shepard on Random after he died, and you ultimately didn't trust Reality on Random/Wisdom after she died. So why would you have trusted trusted me?In post 4978, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:I agree with this because had you died D3, your random suspicions would have been taken far more seriously.In post 4972, Ankamius wrote:I will go into my thoughts later
But Shoshin, you were wrong. We would have likely won faster if you died night 3
In general, dying means your reads get ignored... that's been my experience in most games... unless you have a strong reputation for good reads, which I don't have because nobody has played with me before...
This is one of those games where only a few of the very best players will be able to appreciate my play because most others can't get past a stilted theory about how bodyguard is supposed to work.
Considering how misguided both you and Ank were reads-wise, I think maybe instead of blaming me for your bad reads you should take this opportunity to learn from where you went wrong.
Well we know why Tally replaced out.In post 4964, Wisdom wrote:given the cards i was dealt, I think i did the best i could
traitor sucks. I couldn't bus random, and i had no say in the nightkills. I wasn't lying that id never make those kills.
Even so, i think that was easily a win until tw gladiated me, so good job tw.
gg
It’s one of the coolest roles ever. The worst was right, you obviously got strongmanned. I wish @Creature , @Chicadee , @randomidget would weigh in on this.In post 4959, TehBrawlGuy wrote:i knoooooowIn post 4958, the worst wrote:it surprised me too tbqh but when I reread your ISO it did make a bit of sense (you were one of the townier players, and there was a lot of value in keeping the WIFOM of the underground hood alive for d2). I was so so sad when I saw the flip though. what a badass power.
it is one of the coolest powers i've ever gotten outside a bastard game
I reacted to Shepard's death in the way I felt. I wasn't happy to lose a confirmed townie, but I felt that my voice was more important. That's not scummy, as this game should make clear to you.In post 4979, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:Maybe you’re right but your reaction at the time to CS’s death and overreaction on Angel was a big part of what made people suspicious of you. Also, CS would have also pushed random lynch and would have likely gotten it. Yes, you hands down, had the best scumhunting instincts of anyone in the game and you 100% deserve credit for that but your constant let’s lynch random posts, actually had the opposite effect. Although if I was in another game with you, I’d obviously view that differently.
You thought Random was town from D2 and my case didn't make any difference even though you townread me at the time. Feel free to look back at the case, because it's 100% dead on.In post 4982, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:I would have trusted your reads because CS would have continued to push random. As I said befire, it was mostly your reaction to his death and not your decision to not protect him, that made me scumread you. Scumreading you because of that made me think random was town. You can argue all you want about how ridiculous you think that is but I was hardtown reading you until that point.
I think being a traitor is worse than SK almost. I played in a game where half of the scum didn’t know their teammates.In post 4986, Wisdom wrote:from one point of view its probably fair this scumteam didnt win
I am so close to just going on a full rant instead of making this a learning experience for you.In post 4980, Shoshin wrote: Considering how misguided both you and Ank were reads-wise, I think maybe instead of blaming me for your bad reads you should take this opportunity to learn from where you went wrong.
Shoshin is good. Don’t get me wrong.In post 4992, RadiantCowbells wrote:like idk as the mod you guys berating the person who caught the scum team d2 because they didn't suicide to protect a person whose reads were all dead wrong seems pretty silly to me
think a lot of this is just you all siding against shoshin because she's an outsider relatively
^^ Commander Shepard derp.In post 4995, MathBlade wrote:Shoshin is good. Don’t get me wrong.In post 4992, RadiantCowbells wrote:like idk as the mod you guys berating the person who caught the scum team d2 because they didn't suicide to protect a person whose reads were all dead wrong seems pretty silly to me
think a lot of this is just you all siding against shoshin because she's an outsider relatively
She does deserve props for this game.
However saying you know more than the entire town is incredibly risky to say the least.
If Shoshin was wrong and town it would have been very very bad.
That rule for bodyguard exists for a reason. Same with a couple other PRs.
I’m not berating her. I fully acknowledged that she had the best scumhunting instincts bar none. I don’t hold it against her that she didn’t protect CS, rather her reaction to his death. When she expressed her anger at him.policy lynching her - as totally justified as it may have been, it just wasn’t AGL at the time, IMO. I also thought her reaction to someone who BOTH by role and play was toxic and anti-town was over the top. Fortunately, the worst and me, had serious misgivings about Reality’s highly questionable scumdoc theory ahd her laying into me prior to the worst gladiating Wisdom didn’t do her any favours, so it’ not as black and white as either you and Reality make it is my point.In post 4992, RadiantCowbells wrote:like idk as the mod you guys berating the person who caught the scum team d2 because they didn't suicide to protect a person whose reads were all dead wrong seems pretty silly to me
think a lot of this is just you all siding against shoshin because she's an outsider relatively