You being right about A_stone does not make you town.In post 674, ² wrote:@2: What are your feelings about RC?
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Please demonstrate where I claimed it did.
You being right about A_stone does not make you town.In post 674, ² wrote:@2: What are your feelings about RC?
Please demonstrate where I claimed it did.[/quote]Please demonstrate that I claimed you claimed it did.In post 675, goodmorning wrote:You being right about A_stone does not make you town.In post 674, ² wrote:@2: What are your feelings about RC?
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this is fucking hilarious coming from you in this game, with your short-circuited gambits, your never-present cases, the day 1 hammer-vote promise that I had to suck up with 3-4 minutes left on the clock.In post 678, goodmorning wrote:Please demonstrate that you did not imply such.
Please demonstrate that I did (as the absence of something can't be demonstrated).In post 678, goodmorning wrote:Please demonstrate that you did not imply such.
This right here is the keystone to winning the game.In post 662, GuyInFreezer wrote: Anyway, keep talking. I'm outing my report when time comes.
Night two GIF investigated either GM or RC and got a scum result. If he had received another innocent he would have known the scum team through POE and based on how rapidly he played yesterday I think he would have already spilled the beans.
Not always but sometimes.In post 683, Mr E Roll wrote:I think that replacements get the results for the slot that they are replacing into right?
I liked it better when you were a cop and there was two confirmed town.In post 685, GuyInFreezer wrote:Well shit. This went horribly wrong.
I'm actually a Jailkeeper, and I tried to imply that I'm cop to see if there was sudden panic/distancing.
Who would you prefer? Do you think it makes a difference?
Based on the strength of your case I can certainly understand your confidence. *Sigh*
Not if you do not follow up on them, no. Here are a couple of examples for those interested:In post 670, goodmorning wrote:1. You don't think asking people questions is a good way to get information?
Perhaps save the bragging for when you win the game? No one cares whether you predict an alignment right or not. You're not here to impress people. You're here to help win the game for your team. Just because you "called" someone's alignment doesn't make you any more or less townie.goodmorning 670 wrote:5. Credit? I'm not looking for credit, I'm bragging. It pleases me greatly when I find that I was right and everyone else was wrong. Nothing else to it.
In other words, "I wouldn't play this way as scum". WIFOM.goodmorning 670 wrote:6. Except that's not a prediction. You're right that it would be a good play for one Scum to contradict literally everyone else for towncred upon flip, but it would be a pretty piss-poor one (IMO) to subsequently rub the entire Town's wrongness in their faces.
For someone that just claimed your AS prediction was only for bragging rights, you sure as heck are trying to milk all the town credit out of it you can. I don't care if you called him town in your first post, that's completely beside the point. The point is you made it well known that you we're oh-so-right about AS right before his lynch (and after). It is entirely possible for that to be a scumtactic.goodmorning 670 wrote:7. I've publicly positioned myself on the Stone = Town side of things since 348. That is the middleish part of D1. There is some slight implication here that you're not paying much attention to the game in-thread.
Oh, now I get to imply that you aren't paying attention to the game in-thread. I've had an MER townread almost from the word go. In fact, he's part of my fantastic four. I liked the way he didn't flinch against tne, I like how aggressive he was against me despite me giving love to him, and I like how perceptive he's been in this game. All of this I have chronicled.goodmorning 670 wrote:8. How in the world did you come to find a strong Townread on Mr E of all people?
Obviously my meaning was if GIF says he has an innocent report on you.goodmorning 671 wrote:Also forgot this: when do you intend to do that? If my innocence is proven by my lynch then we lose. Strange, eh?
Night one has significance because MER wasn't really feeling much pressure at the end of D1. I could theoretically see MER being the "less suspected" scum member and try to commit the kill for the team. This is a long way of saying that I think this gives MER credit. GIF's results also, in theory, give goodmorning some credit. However, I do not think goodmorning gets nearly as much credit for this report. The reason being? If goodmorning is part of a scumteam with any of the other living players, they have much less suspicion going into N2 than goodmorning does. goodmorning likely would not have been responsible for making the kill for the scumteam.GIF 685 wrote:I jailed MER Night 1 and GM night 2.
I'm here playing a game. I am pleased with myself. I am going to be outward about that. I am not modest.In post 690, RedCoyote wrote:Perhaps save the bragging for when you win the game? No one cares whether you predict an alignment right or not. You're not here to impress people. You're here to help win the game for your team. Just because you "called" someone's alignment doesn't make you any more or less townie.goodmorning 670 wrote:5. Credit? I'm not looking for credit, I'm bragging. It pleases me greatly when I find that I was right and everyone else was wrong. Nothing else to it.
So pleased you're misrepping here, as I was responding to your accusation that I only began to call him Town during the part of D2 when he was first going to be lynched. This is largely irrelevant to the ultimate vindication of my read on him.For someone that just claimed your AS prediction was only for bragging rights, you sure as heck are trying to milk all the town credit out of it you can. I don't care if you called him town in your first post, that's completely beside the point. The point is you made it well known that you we're oh-so-right about AS right before his lynch (and after). It is entirely possible for that to be a scumtactic.goodmorning 670 wrote:7. I've publicly positioned myself on the Stone = Town side of things since 348. That is the middleish part of D1. There is some slight implication here that you're not paying much attention to the game in-thread.
This is especially funny because you're the scumteam.Oh, now I get to imply that you aren't paying attention to the game in-thread. I've had an MER townread almost from the word go. In fact, he's part of my fantastic four. I liked the way he didn't flinch against tne, I like how aggressive he was against me despite me giving love to him, and I like how perceptive he's been in this game. All of this I have chronicled.goodmorning 670 wrote:8. How in the world did you come to find a strong Townread on Mr E of all people?
In light of your "strong townread" on him, the phrasing "feel better" doesn't seem right.That all said, this makes me feel better about MER and doesn't really change my stance on goodmorning.
I am not interested in "picking on" you for "not hav[ing] as much activity". I am interested in your lynch because none of your posts contain substance. Beyond lightly tunneling Stone, you have put forth few thoughts on any players at all. I encourage anyone here to researchI am glad to face off against goodmorning. She thinks she can pick on me because I do not have as much activity as the other players. That's fine, a lot of scum try to take advantage of that. Anyone that has ever played with me will tell you that my activity levels are alignment neutral. I encourage anyone here to research this.
Well, considering RC didn't get quickhammered I'm well sure he's Scum now.