Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 10:31 pm
Paradigm is a good vote, but I think I have a better one for now.
@uct, your case against Jason is completely weak and based on shaky foundations. It just seems to me that you voted Jason because he voted you. Who are your scum reads and your town reads at this moment? Would you actually be happy with a Jason lynch? Do you think lynching Jason is the town's best decision from the current information we have? Who do you think the town should lynch after Jason?In post 31, uctriton00 wrote:Why would Jason do this? Let's go into your shoes. You have experience where together we did great in a game finding scum together. We then see each other in a new game. You draw a scum card, and look eerily towards me, wondering, "man, he might be able to figure me out, I gotta take him out soon".
You've just said everything that's already been said. If you think uct is scum, why haven't you voted him yet? Who do you think is the second most scummiest after uct? Who are your town reads? You need to post more.In post 59, Paradigm wrote:I lost my thumbs at birth mate.
uctrition00 looks mildly suspicious after rereading all the post. His motives appear to be attempting to sheep new players into luring a win for his mafia game, for example:
It makes sense he would do this because this is a newbie game and most of us aren't well experienced.I'm one of the SEs, which means I'm good at Mafiascum.net. If unsure of how to win game, follow what I say.
Now here's another post by him:
Directly after being voted on by Mastin, he tries to shift the focus away from himself. Typical mafia move.Checked in but hasn't said anything; must be plotting.
Jason pretty much picked out the rest of the details. USUALLY though, those who appear to be scum on Day 1, usually isn't. Just saying. Mastin could be trying to sheep us too with his IC, but it's obvious he isn't being a try-hard with it.
In post 64, Lucky2u wrote:Let me answer for him. No. It isn't and if he thinks it is, he will be the easiest one of the scum to manipulate. That is a horrible way to decide a town read, and please don't make that same mistake.In post 63, uctriton00 wrote:Is this really a smart thing to do though; people who agree with you are automatically townie to you?In post 50, mastin2 wrote:Jason pointing out my point before I could make it, therefore, means that he's become my strongest townread.
Rude =/= ScumIn post 81, Lucky2u wrote: Jason: He has been REALLY aggressive so far in this game. I feel like scum would avoid being aggressive. Still, the way he is also being so rude at times makes me think of a guilty person. So I have to say l have a light Scum Read on him.
Am I missing something here? Who is that "regardless of what you think" aimed at? Are you playing this game on drugs?In post 88, Paradigm wrote:Regardless of what you think (due to your shallow reads), I'm voting Mastin.
Vote: mastin2
Giving in to pressure to contribute information to town? You act like it is a bad thing. The way you second guess what everyone is thinking instead of scum hunting just reeks of scumminess. It shows that you are trying really hard to get on people's good side by attempting to guess what they are thinking (goes back to the mastin problem: thinking people are townie because they agree with him/think the same thing). Which is what it appears you are trying to do.I kind of feel like I am giving in to pressure herebut fine, since you asked nicely and said thank you, I will do you this service and give you my individual reads.
In #38 (quoted above), you do the same thing when mastin casts a vote on you. You're more concerned with second guessing people's thoughts than actual scum hunting. To me, this feels like you are trying to pass off as townie, because the theory is that if you guess the same thing they are thinking, they assume you are townie.I have a feeling Mastin is doing (excuse me I forget the short name for it) "vote so he can read the reaction" strategy. Otherwise, it's kind of weird to make a serious vote so early and then change to another serious vote rather quickly.
Crumbly cases are scummy. This is a crumbly case. So far, all I'm getting is that the only reason you suspect Jason is that he's aggressive.In post 81, Lucky2u wrote:Jason: He has been REALLY aggressive so far in this game. I feel like scum would avoid being aggressive. Still, the way he is also being so rude at times makes me think of a guilty person. So I have to say l have a light Scum Read on him.
Your cases are weak, like I've already mentioned in my other post. Seems like you aren't even trying to scum hunt. I don't see the basic thought processes I would expect from a townie. Inactivity is not good enough of a reason to give people a scum read.Radiant: My fellow hunter here bothers me because he joined the ucrit wagon briefly (still has his vote there) and then sort of sat back and did nothing else. He mentioned how if he talks he tends to get lynched but that is a bad excuse to not be active. Sorry buddy but Scum Read....
Paradigm: Checked in on page 2 and has a total of 2 posts. Either super lazy town that needs to be replaced or laying low scum that we should lynch soon. Scum Read, because the latter seems more likely.
So you think I'm a townie yet somehow we aren't on the same team. Right. Freudian slip, anyone?Nul: You've been really aggressive toward me (and others) so far this game, but after ISO'ing myself I can't really blame you. The difference between your aggressiveness and Jason's is that you are asking questions and trying to get us to move on. Town Read -but this doesn't mean we're friends.
You're not certain if Jason is scum but you still want to lynch him (quoted you say "getting rid of", so that destroys any argument of a pressure vote). Then after that you state "even if he is town". You've just reinforced the idea that you're not even here to scum hunt. All you want to do is lynch people.I actually expected that reaction from Jason.I can't say for certain whether he is scum or not, but he would be worth getting rid of either way. He is borderline crazy, (see the "GIBWPGEIHBOAIN" in his last post) andeven if he is a town will do more damage than good.
The mastin wagon can come after Lucky2u. Don't have enough material from mastin's posts to build a case on at the moment.In post 88, Paradigm wrote:Regardless of what you think (due to your shallow reads), I'm voting Mastin.
Vote: mastin2
I think Radiant said it best "...I've found that whenever I'm talkative I get lynched or pushed on immediately...". So yea it can be a bad thing. That's why one scum strategy is to lurk, they know by speaking up it does exactly what you are doing to me.Giving in to pressure to contribute information to town? You act like it is a bad thing.
No, it's called a sense of humor, not Freudian slip. In order to fully understand, please kindly bend over, reach around behind you, then remove stick from ass. Also, it is possible to not be friends and be on the same team. Have you never had a job? or been put in a group for a school project? or played a game of Mafia in RL?So you think I'm a townie yet somehow we aren't on the same team. Right. Freudian slip, anyone?
This made me chuckle. Is this another freudian slip? Why are you talking about scum strategies? You're a townie aren't you (or so you claim)? You talk as though the main purpose of playing townie is to survive being lynched (this is because you are scum). As a townie you're supposed to contribute any information/opinions you have during the day, because there is always a chance of getting killed by mafia at night thereby rendering any info/opinions you withheld as useless.In post 93, Lucky2u wrote:I think Radiant said it best "...I've found that whenever I'm talkative I get lynched or pushed on immediately...". So yea it can be a bad thing.That's why one scum strategy is to lurk, they know by speaking up it does exactly what you are doing to me.
Policy lynching is never pro-townie and anyone adhering otherwise is usually a scum. Again you point out the fact that you don't care whether or not he is scum. You're not scum hunting, you just want to lynch people.In post 93, Lucky2u wrote:I want to vote for Jason because his crazy aggressiveness will end in a scum victory,regardless of whether he is scum or not. I pray that some of you see that too, if not, I'll join the paradigm wagon. If you insist on voting for me, make sure you take a close look at Nul in the next day, since he is the one leading this wagon.
(Inigo Montoya Impression) You keep using that word... I don't think it means what you think it means...This made me chuckle. Is this another freudian slip?
Why are you resorting to ad hominem? Logical fallacies don't help your case. Here's the definition from wikipedia: "A Freudian slip is an error in speech, memory, or physical action that is interpreted as occurring due to the interference of some unconscious subdued wish, conflict, or train of thought guided by the super-ego and the rules of correct behaviour." The error in speech you are making is that you have unconsciously used a scum strategy to defend yourself.In post 96, Lucky2u wrote:(Inigo Montoya Impression) You keep using that word... I don't think it means what you think it means...
You are like Fox News dude, you pulled a sentence out of context to use against me. I was talking about why speaking up is bad and how scum don't do that. (the implication I was making is scum lurk and I am not lurking, hence I =/= scum) There is no reason for me to have explain that. Why you ask? Because you either are too stupid to understand that or you don't care and are just trying to lynch me regardless. I am explaining it anyway, because the worse your arguments get against me, the more you will expose yourself as scum.
Me: "You act like contributing information to town is a bad thing."Giving in to pressure to contribute information to town? You act like it is a bad thing.I think Radiant said it best "...I've found that whenever I'm talkative I get lynched or pushed on immediately...". So yea it can be a bad thing. That's why one scum strategy is to lurk, they know by speaking up it does exactly what you are doing to me.