Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2014 6:55 pm
what. when you replaced in you werent actually expecting to replace in ?
That's correct. I didn't even know this game existed until about 5 minutes before I got me role PM. Looked at the playerlist and the flips in the OP, and off I went!In post 975, kanyeknowsbest wrote:what. when you replaced in you werent actually expecting to replace in ?
"Mason?" was short for "There's a mason?".In post 977, kanyeknowsbest wrote:why did you sound so surprised at the word mason then?
That whole exchange in general. Mara's reaction was interesting to say the least.In post 978, Natirasha wrote:What was? My delve into the minds of a serial killer?
.In post 965, penguin_alien wrote:So do you think it's strategically motivated here?
So you think what went down merited a ragequit?In post 981, Selkies wrote:.In post 965, penguin_alien wrote:So do you think it's strategically motivated here?
He seemed really frustrated and angry. Genuinely so, regardless of his alignment. So, I don't think this was strategic.
From what he's said about his scum game in the games we've played in the past (he was town in both), a strategic replace-out is something he could conceivably do, so I think Nati is right about at least that.
I don't think it would look like his posts in this game if he were faking being confused.In post 966, Syryana wrote:So he's town for being consistent and that you don't think he's able to fake being confused as scum, yes?In post 874, Selkies wrote:172, 198 both came off really town to me in a "yeah I suck at this game" way, but he kept scumhunting. I disagreed with his Smudger vote and the reasons that started around 358, but I thought they were internally consistent in a tone-deaf sort of way that he'd also shown earlier with his Plum suspicions. There was a sheeping feel to his reversal on Smudger around 498, but he'd already kind of latched on to NachoMara and he'd also said pretty early on that he didn't trust his own scumhunting skills and felt he did better listening to other's arguments. If he's scum, that was a masterful set up and a masterful emulation of confused but giving it his best shot town. I don't get why he'd replace out with a feeling lost sort of reason after accomplishing that.
Nacho mostly hasn't been very forthcoming with me this game. FWIW I think this is more about his conception of my alignment than it is about his alignment. I'm paranoid about him because he's gone to huge effort at times to sort me in other games. In my lucid moments I feel pretty sure he's town.So, why aren't you picking Nacho's brains?In post 874, Selkies wrote:The players I'm somewhat familiar with look town this time out. I was scumreading PA but that's evidently me being butthurt over NY164. I was suspicious of her in the Space Mini Normal on day 2, and that turned out to be wrong. Ironically, She was a mason in that game, and her mason partner died on night 1. I was hoping to pick Nacho's brains some more about LLD, Kanye and DDD. I posted earlier why I think DDD's play this game looks town, but it's pretty thin meta soup. I havethat gamefor experiential meta, and a newbie game where he was scum that I read in real time.
IIRC At the point where Nacho said he wanted more time to sort me, she wasn't at L-1 anymore. Smudger was.I seem to recall something about a penultimate votecount where you swapped from Smudger to PA and put PA at L-1. If you were/are concerned about things not getting sorted because of premature hammers (and you've been burned by that... a lot) why were you putting someone else at L-1?In post 874, Selkies wrote:At first I thought Smudger was posting a lot of insults without giving any indication that he was interacting with scumreads, or even people he had questions about.Who were the townreads? If you hoped to have a fight with Nacho, why didn't you? Did you think Smudger was a bad lynch?In post 866, Selkies wrote:Day 1 ended prematurely I was pretty happy with a good handful of townreads but hadn't PoE'd it down far enough. Had hoped we'd growl at each other for a while, and move the vote someplace besides Smudger.
When he was first run up, his reaction looked pretty damn town, though. I pushed Nacho on that read and I think he agreed with me, at least for a while.
We didn't get things sorted out day 1 because (IMO) premature hammer. Nacho indicated he wanted more time to sort me before day 1 ended here. I replied here. Kanye hammered before we had that convo here.
Yeah, Sixty's posts after the day 1 cardflip: 728, 729Middle of the night game communications?In post 874, Selkies wrote:Town reads:
PA - the middle of the game-night communications channeled by sixty were convincing enough for me to do a major rethink.
Garmr - meta read. This game he's not playing exactly like he did in our two earlier games, but there's a meta-trajectory to what has changed, and I think it's a town-game evolution, not a scum game. I posted some scathing feedback along with an ISO analysis in the space game while I was waiting to be hammered.
DBK/You - explained above. Don't break my heart.
Walked into a Club (Cabd/Mala) - minor concerns at times on day 1 but cabd tried to peel me off the PA wagon and I don't see why he'd care as scum. If anything it seems like the wagon on the stronger player going through would have benefited scum more at least in the short term. (yeah, yeah, terrifying scum game. I'm working pretty hard at not going into paranoid tailspins around him).
Purple Plague should be a stronger read probably, but nacho. Recent history says I can't read him for shit but I'm always optimistic that \I'll get him right next time. Until it's next time. In our last few games I think we've both been very suspicious of each other at first when town. The one that gets there first maybe gets a townread from the one who lags a little.
My feedback to him was about his town game. And the game experience that he was trying to improve his play from was a town game. So, I think the stuff I'm seeing that looks shaped by my feedback and that game experience is an evolution in his town game.Why do you think Garmr's uh, "evolution"? is townish and not scummish?
You mean Garmr's idea that Cabd must be gambiting about something? I think that probably comes from Cabd's meta, including his self-meta.What do you think of the whole Garmr/Cabd situation now?
heh. What usually breaks my heart in mafia is being fooled by someone I wholeheartedly think is town.I'll probably break your heart, but it won't be because of my alignment!
Merited? I dunno. I wouldn't assume that this game is the only source of frustration. When I blow up in a game there are usually multiple game-related and/or real life situations going on, not just the proximate cause.In post 982, penguin_alien wrote:So you think what went down merited a ragequit?In post 981, Selkies wrote:.In post 965, penguin_alien wrote:So do you think it's strategically motivated here?
He seemed really frustrated and angry. Genuinely so, regardless of his alignment. So, I don't think this was strategic.
From what he's said about his scum game in the games we've played in the past (he was town in both), a strategic replace-out is something he could conceivably do, so I think Nati is right about at least that.
In post 976, Syryana wrote:That's correct. I didn't even know this game existed until about 5 minutes before I got me role PM. Looked at the playerlist and the flips in the OP, and off I went!In post 975, kanyeknowsbest wrote:what. when you replaced in you werent actually expecting to replace in ?
Also Nati, that was fascinating.
this dont make a w2hole lotta sense 2 meIn post 979, Syryana wrote:"Mason?" was short for "There's a mason?".In post 977, kanyeknowsbest wrote:why did you sound so surprised at the word mason then?
Because he claimed before anyone asked him to claim and his claim was that of a vanilla townie; there's absolutely no benefit to that for scum other than maybe a bit of WIFOM and Smudger didn't seem like the type to be playign the WIFOM game. Furthermore his tone was defeatist through the end of the day but he kept posting, again there's slight WIFOM potential but caught scum are more likely to either clam up completely or say crazy shit to either force claims or to just give their scum partners more information and again his path was the path of a (bad) town player.In post 966, Syryana wrote:I don't want to lynch you anymore! Why was the Smudger wagon a bad wagon, in your opinion (other than he's a dead townie, obv)
All right. So, if you were talking about this game to someone post-completion and had to describe what happened in the thread between 908 and 939 (a nine hour time period), what would you say?In post 984, Selkies wrote:Merited? I dunno. I wouldn't assume that this game is the only source of frustration. When I blow up in a game there are usually multiple game-related and/or real life situations going on, not just the proximate cause.In post 982, penguin_alien wrote:So you think what went down merited a ragequit?In post 981, Selkies wrote:.In post 965, penguin_alien wrote:So do you think it's strategically motivated here?
He seemed really frustrated and angry. Genuinely so, regardless of his alignment. So, I don't think this was strategic.
From what he's said about his scum game in the games we've played in the past (he was town in both), a strategic replace-out is something he could conceivably do, so I think Nati is right about at least that.
"PA put together a strong cases on Garmr, kept pushing him, and it looked like he fell apart under pressure."In post 988, penguin_alien wrote:All right. So, if you were talking about this game to someone post-completion and had to describe what happened in the thread between 908 and 939 (a nine hour time period), what would you say?In post 984, Selkies wrote:Merited? I dunno. I wouldn't assume that this game is the only source of frustration. When I blow up in a game there are usually multiple game-related and/or real life situations going on, not just the proximate cause.In post 982, penguin_alien wrote:So you think what went down merited a ragequit?In post 981, Selkies wrote:.In post 965, penguin_alien wrote:So do you think it's strategically motivated here?
He seemed really frustrated and angry. Genuinely so, regardless of his alignment. So, I don't think this was strategic.
From what he's said about his scum game in the games we've played in the past (he was town in both), a strategic replace-out is something he could conceivably do, so I think Nati is right about at least that.
In post 909, Garmr wrote:Yeh PA your completely wrong you should know my scum game I completely smashed you with it in the past.
In post 918, Garmr wrote:Penguin alien no we killed you because you did nothing all game and showed no connections to anyone and was lightly town read. You were the perfect scum kill.
In post 921, Garmr wrote:It's not she just rubbed me the wrong way kayne.
In post 922, Garmr wrote:I also don't get why her vote on me is valid even when I read it I don't see those as scummy actions.
I'm as confirmed town as it's possible to be without being an IC or dead and flipped. Even if he totally disagreed with my case, if he was town he had to consider that it was coming from a fellow townie. But he had no interest in demonstrating where I was wrong in characterizing his actions as scummy. Instead my vote just wasn't valid.In post 925, Garmr wrote:no for thisIn post 923, penguin_alien wrote:For scum-reading you? Welcome to Mafia, hon.In post 921, Garmr wrote:It's not she just rubbed me the wrong way kayne.
In post 910, penguin_alien wrote:Right, you were very helpful to the scum team in Mini 1516, helping them lynch VI Wake for the scum win...that's what you mean, I assume, not the time where you and your scum team killed my hydra N1 of the Narnia game when we were just a wittle VT because we we so vewy scawy?
In post 997, walked into a club wrote:Not like the battery is falling quickly or anything. Not like there's obvscum waiting to get lynched or anything.
In post 998, Natirasha wrote:I'm doing my job.