Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:18 pm
Damn. I really wanted my cfj read to be right, but Taylor is playing pretty on par with how i thought scum would rep in.
https://forum.mafiascum-staging.net/
I think that this early timing was very strong and may have caught COJ off-guard.In post 126, RCEnigma wrote:Don't bullshit a bullshitter. Which posts were SJR giving away information pre post 50? Much less by post 27.In post 119, callforjudgement wrote:Because that sort of post is more scummy from someone who has a lower post count. It doesn't matter much if one individual post is being guarded/defensive if the rest of the ISO is giving away information. It does matter if the majority of a player's posts are being cagey and the rest of the ISO isn't there.
This is a good catch, shows RCE is paying attention to the votecount and leads me to believe he is conscientious, so values goal progression and organization.In post 378, RCEnigma wrote:@ModVC has inaccurate votes on Raya.
Fixed, and added "CFJ" as a nickname.
-gb
In post 364, RCEnigma wrote:It's Raya, literally the only person to vote scum for sure this game.In post 326, geraintm wrote:?In post 323, RCEnigma wrote:But I only know one person that has voted scum for sure.
I see not mafia is being their normal day 1 self too
VOTE: CFJ
In post 325, RCEnigma wrote:Stop pissing off the mafia.
Some filler. I feel like RCE was biding a little time before the COJ vote who he's suspected for a couple hundred posts by this point.In post 336, RCEnigma wrote:Like JayZ said "it was all good just a week ago".
In post 164, RCEnigma wrote:Mostly to see if my I initial read on your slot was accurate.In post 163, callforjudgement wrote:Instead, you look at what people post, and think "why is this person posting about X? why is this person not posting about Y, when they apparently had the time to post about X?" Then you work out what reads a player must have in order for their actions to make sense, and if their apparent reads don't match their stated reads, perhaps there's scum there.
I can agree on the above and this is ironically pretty close to what brought me to that read.
I was really surprised at just how bad COJ looked in these early interactions while going through this ISO. I feel like it may have just been different communication styles that caused the conflict initially and COJ did not respond well. I view the COJ BW as much more credible after going through this ISO.In post 161, RCEnigma wrote:Then the long and short is you scumread multiple sjr posts but not 27 because it's not indicative if the slot has other scum indicative posts.
But it also is indicative if that same post is made by a slot that has other scum indicative posts...but less of them.
From your pov.
I believe here he is referring to SJReaver and COJ. And will at some point soon change his mind about SJReaver.In post 98, RCEnigma wrote:What if I told you I've already caught 2?In post 96, geraintm wrote:Nope. By the end of day 1 no one will have caught scum. Never happened before, it isnt going to change here
Takes pride in masculine qualities, plays with bravura, is skeptical and disagreeable. Assertive communicator. I'm guessing conservative politically because there are also early signs of conscientiousness.In post 37, RCEnigma wrote:1. Every game that has or will ever exist.In post 15, ItalianoVD wrote:1. What is your mafia experience?
2. What is your play style strength(s)? Weakness(es)? Do you know?
3. In your opinion, what is the most important thing to look for while scumhunting? While townreading?
2. Strengths? Physical, I will bench press all of you.
Weakness?.........weakness????
3. Most important to look for scum when scum hunting I would think. I don't townread anyone ever so that's not relevant.
I think it should be rewritten as an NAI tell that the slot is a newbie. I feel like it's possible there is something to it but it would require a multivariate analysis.In post 95, RCEnigma wrote:Can we add this to the list of fallacies or scrub it from the wiki? This isn't a thing.In post 50, callforjudgement wrote:The first player who caught my attention was SJReaver (newbie greeting tell in #13), but they've done it before as town (Newbie 2020).
Lots of bravura.
More bravura.In post 98, RCEnigma wrote:What if I told you I've already caught 2?In post 96, geraintm wrote:Nope. By the end of day 1 no one will have caught scum. Never happened before, it isnt going to change here
In post 106, RCEnigma wrote:NM might be town lol.
Bravura etc.In post 155, RCEnigma wrote:It was actually even easier than that tbh. As I'll explain in my tell all book later this day phase.
I like this post because I'm Frog.In post 256, RCEnigma wrote:Frog is probably town. That's a wild wild take.
This post marked a turning point IMO and seems more contemplative. I think RCE was beginning to question his reads here.In post 323, RCEnigma wrote:I think my problem with this game is all of the surface level accusations that are surely to go nowhere. Some of them might even be on scum! But I only know one person that has voted scum for sure.
Nos I think you reducing Frogs case down to unintelligible babble is disingenuous at best. But the strong reaction to a weak case concerning.
What's more concerning is your attention being directed at frog and not the following votes on a wagon that you should recognize doesn't hold much weight.
What's up man talk to me, what's got you bothered?
I think this is a good catch and a sign that RCE is paying attention to the wording. It's also a post that seems perfectly acceptable to omit as scum, especially in a scum vs scum scenario.In post 337, RCEnigma wrote:The voters on YOUR WAGON.In post 335, Nosferatu wrote:IM VOTING someone on a wagon that doesn't hold much weight like what the fuck am i readingIn post 323, RCEnigma wrote:What's more concerning is your attention being directed at frog and not the following votes on a wagon that you should recognize doesn't hold much weight.
I think this is congruent with the change in tone over the course of D1. Contrast this for example with the earlier post:In post 524, RCEnigma wrote:I would have preferred this not be explained. But +1.In post 513, Frogsterking wrote:(added bold)In post 511, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:hmm
I am not sure about it being hard to imagine, but I think for you the possibility of nos being town is far fetched. from 488.
Not sure I agree that sarcasm is weak.
Frog, Could you elaborate on why you think there are 4 scum?
Agreed with gerain on italiano's post on frog.
K, Gerain, you are saying it is how you play D1s.
497 seems towny, but then there seems to be a self-counscious statement with 'Have I explained myself well enough."
At least that is how I see it.
Weird though we get a scum then a fan post and before that Nm with a vote on a person who just replaced in.
I feel like no one looks very townie and from what little I know about the range this setup could be there are probably three or four scum. If the setup is balanced so that there are four scum against extra prs for town that could explain the general lack of towniness.
I think RCE ended up with too many srs. And changed his mind about one of the early 2 srs (Reaver.) I think these things are indicative of someone who is playing with incomplete information and therefore a town tell.In post 36, RCEnigma wrote:Assume the setup is 10-3.In post 30, SJReaver wrote:We don't know anything about the set-up?
No idea how many mafia there are, if there are more than two factions? No idea what roles people might have?
This is weird. I don't like it.
If we Lynch 3 mafia and the game doesn't end. Panic.
I think he was referring to the activity around the Taylor Swift slot, that he or someone else thought the slot was scummy, possibly referring to the earlier suspicion on the soro guy in the same slot, then you remarked you were a fan of either the player or the name or the slot being replaced, then NM voted the slot. For some reason Walter found this activity notable.In post 523, RCEnigma wrote:What does this even mean?In post 511, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:Weird though we get a scum then a fan post and before that Nm with a vote on a person who just replaced in
I think it's congruent for RCE to be pushing on COJ who has a very analytical communication style. I can't really imagine these two cracking open some beers together.In post 396, RCEnigma wrote:Nope, Walter could be scum sure. NM town. 1 scum within cfj.In post 392, geraintm wrote:I still don't get this. raya has voted for not mafia, callforjudgement and walter. are you saying you are 100% sure scum is within those 3? as you follow with a vote for callforjudgement, I assume this is what you meant.
I feel like he probably didn't feel very threatened by this statement because it appears you are scumreading many slots.In post 351, RCEnigma wrote:Gamma what if I told you that you aren't the scum I've found but you are one of the slots I'm scumreading at the moment?
Sharp answer.In post 284, RCEnigma wrote:I could be wrong about everything I've said here. But it would be silly of me to think I am.In post 281, ItalianoVD wrote:Why not? Could you be wrong there?In post 279, RCEnigma wrote:...and I don't believe nos/frog to be partners.
inactivity followed by empty statements saying "this is scummy/towny" are scummyIn post 521, Tayl0r Swift wrote:whoops did not mean to hit submit there. sometimes im a bit premature.
407 (nos) uh calling you scum is scummy? by self voting as town arent you necessarily playing against wincon?
413 (gamma) in what world is a self-vote not scummy?
436 (banana) hmm odd timing depending on flips this could be an attempt at a counterwagon?
VOTE: cfj
Quicknpop in, but i assume 3 always unless something really, really squiffy happens. Like killing 3 scum and the game nit being overIn post 530, Nosferatu wrote:also 4 scum is kind of insane for 13 players?
yes because its totally me choosing to be inactive by subbing into a slot... do you feel that ive been inactive since subbing in?In post 529, Nosferatu wrote:inactivity followed by empty statements saying "this is scummy/towny" are scummyIn post 521, Tayl0r Swift wrote:whoops did not mean to hit submit there. sometimes im a bit premature.
407 (nos) uh calling you scum is scummy? by self voting as town arent you necessarily playing against wincon?
413 (gamma) in what world is a self-vote not scummy?
436 (banana) hmm odd timing depending on flips this could be an attempt at a counterwagon?
VOTE: cfj
how exactly would you expect scum to play? by catching up and offering thoughts?In post 525, RCEnigma wrote:Damn. I really wanted my cfj read to be right, but Taylor is playing pretty on par with how i thought scum would rep in.
I was noting the mixed reactions by people.In post 523, RCEnigma wrote:What does this even mean?In post 511, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:Weird though we get a scum then a fan post and before that Nm with a vote on a person who just replaced in
By projecting themselves onto the leading wagon. It can appear "natural" since there aren't any previous reads or stances to double back on.In post 532, Tayl0r Swift wrote:yes because its totally me choosing to be inactive by subbing into a slot... do you feel that ive been inactive since subbing in?In post 529, Nosferatu wrote:inactivity followed by empty statements saying "this is scummy/towny" are scummyIn post 521, Tayl0r Swift wrote:whoops did not mean to hit submit there. sometimes im a bit premature.
407 (nos) uh calling you scum is scummy? by self voting as town arent you necessarily playing against wincon?
413 (gamma) in what world is a self-vote not scummy?
436 (banana) hmm odd timing depending on flips this could be an attempt at a counterwagon?
VOTE: cfjhow exactly would you expect scum to play? by catching up and offering thoughts?In post 525, RCEnigma wrote:Damn. I really wanted my cfj read to be right, but Taylor is playing pretty on par with how i thought scum would rep in.
I highly doubt GB runs 4 scum but 9-4 normals aren't unheard of. They just suck.In post 530, Nosferatu wrote:also 4 scum is kind of insane for 13 players?
i'm not talking about youIn post 532, Tayl0r Swift wrote:yes because its totally me choosing to be inactive by subbing into a slot... do you feel that ive been inactive since subbing in?In post 529, Nosferatu wrote:inactivity followed by empty statements saying "this is scummy/towny" are scummyIn post 521, Tayl0r Swift wrote:whoops did not mean to hit submit there. sometimes im a bit premature.
407 (nos) uh calling you scum is scummy? by self voting as town arent you necessarily playing against wincon?
413 (gamma) in what world is a self-vote not scummy?
436 (banana) hmm odd timing depending on flips this could be an attempt at a counterwagon?
VOTE: cfjhow exactly would you expect scum to play? by catching up and offering thoughts?In post 525, RCEnigma wrote:Damn. I really wanted my cfj read to be right, but Taylor is playing pretty on par with how i thought scum would rep in.
if we want to get crazy we could try reviewer meta? But yeah 9-4 in a normal is pretty unfun-soundingIn post 535, RCEnigma wrote:I highly doubt GB runs 4 scum but 9-4 normals aren't unheard of. They just suck.In post 530, Nosferatu wrote:also 4 scum is kind of insane for 13 players?
What do you mean, voting block? Is that when a bunch of people declare themselves as town and start throwing their votes around?In post 533, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:I was noting the mixed reactions by people.In post 523, RCEnigma wrote:What does this even mean?In post 511, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:Weird though we get a scum then a fan post and before that Nm with a vote on a person who just replaced in
The main thing that stuck out to me was italiano's meme and scum post.
It is really weird to have a take based on last slot so quickly in my opinion.
The one thing that has me worried though is the lack of a voting block.
You'd think there would be a second wagon, instead it is cfj and everyone else.
Kinda has me suspicious but if this keeps up this reminds of something, but site rules.
The 4 scum being explained is good.
I wish people would stop being so cryptic. If you have an opinion then say, don't save them for later when they can be tailored to the game state. That is just potentially scummy...In post 528, Frogsterking wrote:By the way guys at this point in time I have three serious scum reads and I'll disclose them another time. I also have one other very weak town read I'll ISO now.
how is that different to what I just described?In post 539, Gamma Emerald wrote:I think it's specifically referring to when a set of players votes together and moves their votes together
As helpful as ever. Have you always been like this?
oh I am.strobgly anti claim. You can go back through my old games and see that. I am aboutb90% sure that even a town role shouldn't claim except in direct circumstances, because it just doesn't lead to a good outcome. If late enough in the day you get a panicked lynch, just so many reason to not claim.In post 506, callforjudgement wrote:I guess it's natural to want to know why someone does something weird. But information that doesn't help in figuring out anyone's alignment isIn post 497, geraintm wrote:I think you underestimate how puzzled I can be by other players. I had had a conversation with them about how they knew someone had voted for scum, worked out they meant one exact vote on one exact player, and then they just went and vigged someone else. I wanted to know why.dangerousto know as town, especially if publicly posted in the thread – the scum will learn it too, and they can make better use of it than a townie can. This is why, for example, it's hugely anti-town to push someone to claim (except if you have a guilty on them, or during a generally agreed-upon massclaim). So as town, you have to train yourself into not asking questions when you can't make use of the answers for scumhunting/townhunting purposes.
They're reads that work independently (although obviously, they fit together with each other quite neatly). On day 1, reading players based on their interactions necessarily has to take a lot of possibilities into account; without flips, there's rarely enough information to be able to make use of associative tells. (It's still worth recording them, though, so that when people look back over the thread after a few players have flipped they have the information to understand what they mean.)In post 497, geraintm wrote:Your next post though confuses me, where you attack Walter for only interacting with me. You think you have found two scum in me and Walter?
But it can be enough to vote for them, especially in a tiebreak situation. I hate people being actively anti town. Lying about your role. Fakkng a guilty verdict on someone!In post 522, Gamma Emerald wrote:scummy (or to better express what self-voting actually is, anti-town) doesn't mean scumIn post 521, Tayl0r Swift wrote:whoops did not mean to hit submit there. sometimes im a bit premature.
407 (nos) uh calling you scum is scummy? by self voting as town arent you necessarily playing against wincon?
413 (gamma) in what world is a self-vote not scummy?
436 (banana) hmm odd timing depending on flips this could be an attempt at a counterwagon?
VOTE: cfj
Yeah kinda, but not really what I meant. Usually in most games there are two or 3 wagons, but maybe that will be true there is like a week left after all.In post 538, geraintm wrote:What do you mean, voting block? Is that when a bunch of people declare themselves as town and start throwing their votes around?In post 533, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:I was noting the mixed reactions by people.In post 523, RCEnigma wrote:What does this even mean?In post 511, WaltertheDunce10 wrote:Weird though we get a scum then a fan post and before that Nm with a vote on a person who just replaced in
The main thing that stuck out to me was italiano's meme and scum post.
It is really weird to have a take based on last slot so quickly in my opinion.
The one thing that has me worried though is the lack of a voting block.
You'd think there would be a second wagon, instead it is cfj and everyone else.
Kinda has me suspicious but if this keeps up this reminds of something, but site rules.
The 4 scum being explained is good.
voting blocks don't have implicit agreement that everyone is townIn post 541, geraintm wrote:how is that different to what I just described?In post 539, Gamma Emerald wrote:I think it's specifically referring to when a set of players votes together and moves their votes together