Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2020 10:00 am
I'm writing a response to you right now
So why do you trust it based on the fact you think its all town? Although you claim to town read those players why do you trust their reads.In post 947, gobbledygook wrote:The Una wagon looks to me to be built by all town. In Una wagon I trust
I have asthma and was having an allergic attack apparently
In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
I feel like CooLDoG is on another planet when it comes to his view of optimal town play. I do feel like his perception of the game is complex enough that it's probably not fake though. His Hoopla read is easy, but some of his peripheral comments have felt genuine (see 602 and my thoughts on it earlier).In post 878, notscience wrote:One trend from Cooldog’s gameplay I’ve noticed thus far (149) is it seems very integral on optimal townplay- which is both good and bad. On the one hand it makes his life (if scum) harder, but it allows pretty easy reads to hide behind too.
'a slot that just doesn't like playing scum'? How does that work?In post 896, UnaBombaH wrote:If it wasn't for the detriment of the current wagons, I'd be happy enough to move my vote back to the renaissance-slot.
I still think Gobbledy flips red though, so once we are done with that flip, we can continue on to klick.
The one who called them a revolving door, and obv.town or whatever, has also earned some scummy-points.
Can't check it out now, but I believe that might be a teammate giving their support to a slot that just doesn't like playing scum.
Then show me the receipts. Before 372, what significant opinions did you give on anyone that wasn't Gypyx?In post 897, UnaBombaH wrote:Then you haven't tried. I said plenty.In post 855, Klick wrote:I can't recall what Una thinks about anything that isn't the Traitor Problem.
And you don't find it odd that your scumreads/lynch options correlateKlick assumes my lynchpool is Hooplas townblock BECAUSE they are in there.In post 855, Klick wrote:Una's 519 goes back to giving me bad vibes. Una's scumreads line up exactly with Hoopla's townbloc, with everyone else going 'just below the null line' at worst. That's not natural town thought. He also has much more concrete reasons for suspecting all of notscience/Gypyx/gobble, but votes renaissance for elusive reasons.
I thought I said it from the start, but I think Hoopla is town, and the group just happens to include most all of the slots I found to be suspicious at the time.
Hence - I wanted wagons in that group and wasn't going to be too picky about who.
Mainly to get some reactions - mostly because I felt like we'd be more likely to get an actual red flip.
At the time, gobbledy/renaissance/gypyx were the ones who felt reasonable, but I didn't want Gypyx wagoned because I knew the discussion would devolve back into Traitor-talk etc.
And I felt like renaissance had just recently made the worst posts out of the two remaining.
To be clear, my current running theory is that you and notscience are scum together.Like said, that group is poorly formed, and just happens to include most all of my scumreads.In post 855, Klick wrote:I'm getting the vibe that if Una is scum, at least one of his partners is actually in Hoopla's townbloc.His vote has danced around enough in that groupthat there's something whack going on there.
I bolded this part from your quote because it made me chuckle.
I had literally voted in a RvS-manner with a completely random vote for funsies, before making my first serious vote on notscience.
After that wagon didn't feel like it could be the one for today, AND I had stirred the discussion around Gypyx, I felt like Gobbledy and Renaissance were the two slots worthy of my vote.
Chose renaissance -> they replaced out.
So I move my vote to Gobbledy with the hopes that we might actually get a lynch going.
So in fact three votes, and one of the switches was "forced" by a replacement.
Talk about a misrep with that quote.
So you think she's town, but you're fine with her being in the lynchpool. Your Hoopla read feels very milquetoast, like you could change your mind on what she would do at any time because she's a 'good scum player'.I believe their posting has been genuine.In post 855, Klick wrote:So you've reasserted this a few times now. Why do you believe it? Hoopla herself has said she plays very similarly to this as either alignment. Yet you've fairly consistently held her as 'misguided town'. Why do you townread Hoopla?
Actually looking back now,you don't list your read on Hoopla at all in 519...
I believe scum!Hoopla, while able and willing to keep their allies close, wouldn't outright declare a townblock in a game where it has been specifically outed that they like to play with a close-knit group as scum.
I think their reads have some level of truth to them, even if the final assessment of alignment is wrong.
And again bolded the part with a clear mistake.
Hoopla isn't separately mentioned, but they are included just as much as everyone else in that townblock.
They included themselves in that list, and therefore they included themselves in my lynchpool for D1.
I don't see a lot in this that I disagree with as statements. I just... don't really get 'this is scum' out of it?In post 920, AGar wrote:@Klickre, 855 - the argument on Gobble isn't isolated on Gobble's play. It's the fact that Gobble has accused other players of doing exactly what he's doing and called them scum for it. His scumhunting is contrived, or contradictory towards his own motives. He has tried to paint other players as scum with weak reasoning that could be turned back on him, it's pretty clear that he has no intent on moving the town forward in a positive manner (his latest V/LA notwithstanding). There's no actual *substance* to his scumhunting. It's surface level at best, and when pressed, he relies on weak platitudes like "When you don't advance a town win-con, that means you're scummy to me." It makes it difficult to attack his reads because he defaults to things like "Well I don't scumhunt like other people" and by keeping a very wide berth for what he defines as "scummy play," trying to excuse himself for flimsy reasoning and poor logic to push forward. The contradictory nature of his posting is what shows me contrived motive the most - leaning on someone for doing exactly what I'm doing is a pretty impressive way to open yourself up to counterwagonning and really doesn't sell things in a way that other town would want to join your wagons, if you wanted them to actually bite on.
In post 957, Klick wrote:It's worth noting that a lot of what you wind up townreading Una for is his interaction with gobble (and I thought I had a point in pointing this out, but I can no longer remember why... Oh well, I'll leave it and maybe you'll get something from it?)
Actually, I don't hate the concept of an Una/gobble scumteam. Una has a lot more scum equity on his own than gobble does though.In post 960, Klick wrote:The main reason I think gobble is town is because he's had some pretty valid insight, in particular into Una.
My words, not yours. Doesn't seem like you cared all that much about anyone joining you in voting flippyNips, considering you just parked your vote there without a word.In post 930, Hiraki wrote:In post 915, Klick wrote:I actually had no idea you were voting flippyNips because the last thing you said about his content was in your second post. You've talked plenty about your other two scumreads, but voted flippyNips without a single word about it.yeah beats meIn post 861, Klick wrote:He started posting content specifically in response to being called out for not posting content.
That's just my opinion man, not sure why you don't like itI don't get why everything has to be alignment based but the fact that you're pushing it as a scummy opinion rather than what it actually is - just an opinion - is not goodIn post 915, Klick wrote:It's a scummy opinion. You don't accomplish anything as town by being against it. Like, yay, Hoopla's town reads should be null reads and they shouldn't be cooperating...? Now what?
Remind me why you think Hoopla will flip scum?In post 931, Hiraki wrote:i'd actually like to hone into why this is a terrible statement overall - a little theory based but it's what i am thinkingIn post 915, Klick wrote:It's a scummy opinion. You don't accomplish anything as town by being against it. Like, yay, Hoopla's town reads should be null reads and they shouldn't be cooperating...? Now what?
for an opinion to be scummy, there has to bescumintent. this is something easy to say but hard to "prove". something to note is that the reverse is also true with having a town opinion. with this in mind, i'd like to re-examine what klick is saying here
what onearthwould put my alignment toward scum for saying that i disagree with hoopla's ways of playing the game? town blocs are absolutely not essential nor are they always trusted, especially by people who are in and not in them (which is how they survive) - so how does the fact that I am saying that the "leader" of a town bloc, who I also think will flip scum, should not be trusted????????????????????????? this is what i meant above by scummy for an opinion, not an alignment based opinion
The wagon was gobble/Hoopla/myself. You scumread gobble, but townread Hoopla. Am I to take that to mean you are uneasy about my slot?In post 938, Gypyx wrote:Una : weird wagon considering the peoples on it, and the fact that it's kinda stalling : scum / lynchbait for later?
?In post 956, bob3141 wrote:In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
If una is town then this is rather scummy vote.
In post 956, bob3141 wrote:In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
If una is town then this is rather scummy vote.
In post 966, Hoopla wrote:In post 956, bob3141 wrote:In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
If una is town then this is rather scummy vote.X
no.
sorry, not allowed.
i'm revoking your shade-throwing privileges until you actually take a stance on these wagons and make a vote.
In post 940, Hoopla wrote:you think that wagon's weird? check out the brains trust powering mine!In post 938, Gypyx wrote:Una : weird wagon considering the peoples on it, and the fact that it's kinda stalling : scum / lynchbait for later?
Not really... apart from Flippy I feel that could be town.In post 941, Gypyx wrote:Yeah agreed, your wagon is pretty terrible
This is a bad post, look at who's on the wagon ffs.In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
This feels like a set-up for after an Una-flip... I don't like it.In post 956, bob3141 wrote:In post 955, CooLDoG wrote:after doing outside work cleaning up construction materials.
fuck it
VOTE: una
If una is town then this is rather scummy vote.
so, you're still reading flippy as scum?In post 968, PranaDevil wrote:Not really... apart from Flippy I feel that could be town.
this shows you were up-to-date with the game and reading along. so, why did replying to this take precedence over commenting on flippy's claim? especially since you apparently still scumread him - a contrary view to most of the town.In post 907, PranaDevil wrote:I mean... it's not like there's a recently finished game I was in, where one of the players (Una) was in that game... and where I was town and played no differently could be viewed is it?In post 885, notscience wrote:Honestly my biggest issue with him is how he’s been under the radar all game. I think he’s sitting exactly where scum would hide best and that deserves scrutiny- I don’t really remember ANYONE having anything substantial to say about him- and he’s the only real player sans bob who’s just catching up as his lurking predecessor never said anything either. He’s not making waves and he’s in that bunch of people saying they’re late game players like that gets taken into account when deciding to Lynch d1?
Oh wait... there is.