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I'm not erg0. (Unless if he made super smart posts and was a great mafia player. In which case... sure, I'm erg0.)
Vote: DOS."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Oh. So DOS will be stating all her suspicions out loud.
unvote, vote: Giuseppe. On a long enough line time, everyone second guesses even their most deep-seeded convictions. Quick lynching two separate scum is not exactly something I would be trying to hurl as an accusation against a player in a separate game. Not sure why you're bringing it up as if it's a negative quality - all it shows me is that NotMe has either a great gut or is able to deduce scum pretty well. ...Something over which I wouldreallywant to lynch him."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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First, there is no such thing as a "good random vote." Random votes suck and should be done away with to as great extent as possible.
Second, do you plan on actually launching future discussion about item X or do you plan on just talking about launching future discussion about item X?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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And, once again, I'm curious if you will actually be "taking discussion forward" on that point or if you will just talk about how you will be taking discussion forward.Giuseppe wrote:Assuming item X is my move to reveal meta of LHNM, than I'd be taking discussion forward based on discussion of how I did it.
Are they? Your own "random" vote wasn't too random. My vote definitely isn't random, though the suspicions it's build upon are flimsy - but that's to be expected at this point. Not sure why you're defending the "necessity" of random votes when there is already other material on hand to help guide us.Giuseppe wrote:And, well, yeah, random votes do stink, I suppose. but they're the best we've got.
FoS: Korlash. If I didn't like where my vote currently was, I would vote any self-voter. A finger will have to suffice."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Wasser: He did, but that has no bearing on the fact that he was partially excusing his vote as "random" (and yet somehow having a reason behind the randomness but it still remains random?), but that sort of clashes with the fact that pure randomness is not all we have for our use in determining who to vote (even at this stage) as demonstrated precisely by his vote. It's just a weird situation: "I'm randomly voting Player Y because of these reasons, but this vote is still random and you can't blame me because all we can do is randomly vote at this time!" ...Uh, what?
Phily: Care to name names of people you're specifically looking at? Also, what would you like for them to focus on once becoming active?
Albert: Why does your most suspicious person remain Gorrad?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Hey, that's a great way of putting words in someone else's mouth. Why exactly are you misrepresenting what another player said?Korlash wrote:So what you are saying is you have no reason.
You don't think putting a spotlight on lurkers usually de-lurkerfies said problem players?Korlash wrote:If someone hasn't posted yet I doubt you saying anything will make them. But sure, why not..."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Korlash: She said that she didn't want to reveal her reasoning at that time. You said that this shows that she has no reasoning. You're seriously maintaining that your charge (she has no reasoning) is not misrepresenting the facts (she declares that there are reasons, of which she does not want to reveal at this time)? Really?
Phily: Care to point out what specifically we should be paying attention to regarding my behavior towards Giuseppe?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Having laptop issues. Meant to post this earlier right after Phily's post 56:
I agree with Korlash, to some extent.
If you have legitimate and worthy suspicions, I think fear of "lead[ing] the town" is just about the worse excuse to neglect to reveal those suspicions. While I agree there are situations where reasons behind a vote or a FoS are sometimes best left unsaid until later (though few and far between), being afraid the town may agree with your suspicions (with the implication that they would be following suspicions with legitimacy) is incredibly counterintuitive."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Let me address a few of these issues.
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I do not like this. I cannot explain why in a manner I find satisfactory.Green Crayons, Post 26 wrote:Second, do you plan on actually launching future discussion about item X or do you plan on just talking about launching future discussion about item X?
Both Giuseppe and Phily misunderstood my issue, and Giuseppe's response shifted what I was originally looking at but my original issue remained. Let me clarify here:Phily wrote:1) Green Crayon challenge Guiseppe, asks if theres any plan to bring up said meta info later on.
3) Green Crayon behaves unsatisfied , asks same question with clarity.
5) Green Crayon, goes at Giu's random vote moreover, questions the true randomness behind the vote (Note: Meta info was his unease)
Initially, Giuseppe said that he was going to "...Launch future discussion from how people criticize/critique my move." That was his "Action X:" his future discussion about how people reacted to his actions. He later shifted through a misunderstanding (?) of what specifically I was referencing into "taking discussion forward based on discussion of how I did it."
Originally, I was referencing his decision to base his future discussion on how people reacted to his actions. In his response to me post-clarification, he said that his future discussion was going to be able what he did (not people's reactions). At no point was I ever really thinking about Giuseppe's future discussion centering around LHNM's meta (not sure where Phily is pulling that from). This source of confusion, however, is a non-issue to me - I just want to clear up the situation in the here and now.
My point remains the same, regardless of what his "future discussion" is supposed to be about: I have seen plenty of times mafia say that they will talk about whatever but never actually talk about the subject - though they are quite verbose about promises of discussion, which masks their actual lack of contribution. It's basically a way of appearing to be active but maintaining no actual constructive behavior in the thread. Because my point is universal, it did not require me at the time to specify what specifically I was expecting him to talk about in the future - just, merely if he continued to ramble on about talking about something without actually discussing it I was going to slam him hard for it.
You missed the point. Giuseppe was using "randomness" to excuse his vote, but he explicitly stated that the cause behind his voteDOS wrote:
At the time Giuseppe made his vote, randomnessGreen Crayons, Post 39 wrote:<snip>randomness is not all we have for our use in determining who to vote</snip>wasall we had. The fact that there were less random things by the time Green Crayons made Post 39 does not change the situation of Post 14.was not random. Just because he classifies the vote as "random," if he has cause behind it then it's not random. He was semi-hiding behind the veil of the RVS and I was calling him out on it.
Votes tied in a neat little bow with suspicion that's based off ofDOS wrote:
I disapprove of this characterization. It tries to lead readers into thinking there is a greater discongruity in Giuseppe's posts than there actually was. Giuseppe's vote was random in that it was not based off suspicion in the game.Green Crayons, Post 39 wrote:"I'm randomly voting Player Y because of these reasons, but this vote is still random and you can't blame me because all we can do is randomly vote at this time!" ...Uh, what?anythingautomatically makes it not random. Regardless, people can look at my characterization and deem it appropriate or not themselves - and I'll note Giuseppe hasn't said a single word about it.
DOS wrote:I also noticed that Green Crayons did not follow up on his question in Post 39 to PhilyEc.
Phily's furthered and continued retreat from his original lurker prodding led me to believe he didn't really have anyone in mind. His lack of an answer had me chalk up in my little notebook an attempt to look pro-town by calling out lurkers, but it backfired by pulling on that line a bit too early.Phily wrote:Asks me questions, answers would be good scum food, doesnt notice that I dont answer (Empty questions to look town?)
You can check my game history. Anytime anyone puts a vote beside their name, I vote them. Several times it has been a scum, but now I do it out of habit. Self-voting is 1. dumb 2. counter-productive if you're town and 3. a great way to "be active" without having to worry about where your first vote will go if scum. The RVS is highly overrated and self-voting only prolongs it at best, distorts future rereads at worst.Phily wrote:FoS's Korlash for his joke vote on himself (Add Scum Points for reaching)
Also, does anyone else find wasser's post 73 exceptionally odd? As in, he thinks he has found scum on page three and then, instead of explaining his conviction, he wants someone else to respond to something I can't readily identify first?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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...So you lied to be less suspicious? I mean, I understand everything else you're saying, for the most part. But, really? I can't see any other way to read this ^.Giuseppe wrote:Calling it random was a way to plug it into the RVS, and start discussion. It would have been more suspicious not to call it random.
I mean, I understand that you're saying that the RVS stage isn't purely random and so when you said "random" you meant in the semi-random aspect that encompasses the RVS... but. It just feels wrong. You had to excuse your vote after the fact by labeling it as random. And so that you wouldn't look suspicious.
Though, I hate that line of thought. Anyone who wants to get down to brass tax on D1, Page 1 I'm right there with them. In fact, I was happy you were talking about meta on Page 1 - it was a welcomed sight rather than "Tee hee I <3 Player X so I'm voting them gigglebarf" or whatever crap that has a tendency to occur in the early parts of the game. I originally voted you just because I thought it was a poor meta to hate on, but when you went back to somehow excuse your semi-legitimate means by explaining it was "random," it just struck me in an odd way. And now, to know that you did it specifically to look less suspicious... I mean. Wow. People lying about their motives to look more innocent are usually scum."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Hey, look. I'm not erg0. Stop calling me that.
No, I did not. I spent the whole entire rest of my post talking about the context.Giuseppe wrote:You kinda sorta took it out of context. My entire point is that everyone calls it random.
...What? You said that you thought I was scum (not Phily) but you wanted Phily to "answer," which apparently was you wanting him to "give you something," but he already had his post 67 on full display - a good six posts prior to your request to have him answer. It's confusing because it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Please clarify.
1. Yup.Phily wrote:1. Self voting well into a game is dumb, random voting yourself is dumb but so are all random votes, you seem to agree with this outlook on random voting stages.
2. Counter productive well into a game, not at the beginning, all random votes lead to little productive result, those results than do get produced usually come from over-eager players who generally tend to reach.
3. I dont think anyone worries past if they are wagoning someone theyve picked randomly from mod's list. You single him out for voting different to everyone yet I think the vote itself was a mock/joke vote for obvious reason.
2. No. It's counter productive at any point of the game. The RVS is shit. It's a manufactured concept that doesn't deserve any more time and attention than a half-thought. Self voting does not help in any way whatsoever from helping the town move away from the RVS. It's counter productive.
3. Have you ever been scum? I have. Plenty of times. From before my very first post I'm thinking about how my play will be interpreted if I or any of my mates die. Self voting absolves the scum of worrying that their very first vote might be interpreted in an incriminating fashion.
Conclusion: Self voting is stupid, counter productive or scummish. Any of those reasons is cause for a vote in the early stages of a game if I don't already have a better lead to follow. In lieu of a vote, a FoS will often suffice.
Reminds me of a few other players. Seraph, wasser. For example. Let's not focus our spotlight too sharply.Phily wrote:I'm highly suspicious of you now. You're posting a tiny amount and leeching off of GC's accusations.
Phily wrote:Lying over a random vote is the reason you think hes scum?
You don't see the whole accusation, so let expound (though I feel as if I have said this before): Giuseppe lied over the genesis behind a "random" vote after the fact that he's given separate, semi-legitimate reasons allPhily wrote:BS. Post 80 is speculation unless you can prove Giuseppe has lied.so he doesn't look suspicious. Saying you're voting for Player X because of meta, then come back after that to say that your vote is actually random (when the very definition of random decidedly makes such a vote not random) just to make yourself look less suspicious is a pretty big deal. I mean, I didn't think my initial suspicion had much merit, but I wanted to see how Giuseppe would react under pressure. Letting slip that he didn't want to look suspicious and so fudged the genesis of his vote is pretty much cracking under some pretty light pressure and begs closer scrutiny.
I don't like brownies. Maybe you can reiterate your pre-being-voted-for suspicions for those of us lacking a sweet tooth.Albert wrote:Anyone who notes how I suspected PhilyEc before he voted for me gets brownie points.
FOS: Seraphim, for this.
FOS: wasser, for this.
Tagging along popular bandwagons while staying off the radar by not contributing in any meaningful way. Would love to see something from any of them that's helpful."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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[quote=Me]Tagging along popular bandwagons while staying off the radar by not contributing in any meaningful way. Would love to see something from any of them that's helpful. [/quote]Clarification: "...popular bandwagons of suspicion...""This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Why is the best thing I/anyone else can do is hope that I express some interest in the "latest developments?" And what specific "latest developments" are you wanting me to comment upon which I have not already?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Whatwasser wrote:Green Crayons seems bent on misrepping my earlier post.Iwas doing was explaining how I saw the situation. I asked for you to clarify. Instead of clarifying, you decided that I'm trying to slander you, claimed as such with no actual facts to support such a notion, and then you apparently consider the case closed because you don't attempt to clear up the confusion... all of which leaves me none the wiser as to your convoluted/nonsensical/suspicious posts.
And where did I repeat "THE EXACT SAME THING" as Giuseppe?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Alright, I didn't catch that portion of Giuseppe's post. But, looking at it I'm still not satisfied with your explanation, because, actually, only my FOS seems to be quite similar to what Giuseppe said, but my main issue in 115 is different than what Giuseppe was talking about. So, no. I am not merely repeating Giuseppe's issues. Please hang the parroting accusation on someone else's door, thanks.
Once again: There are a few discrepancies between your original post and your "clarification" that bug me, and I want you to explain it.
Explain:
DOS asked you what you thought of me - not Phily, not anyone else.
Your response was "scum."
Now, you want to say that you were saying you thought Phily was scum, not me. Even though you were answering DOS' questionabout me.
Explain:
You added to your answer that you wanted Phily to "answer first."
It is unclear at the time what you are wanting him to answer.
Your clarification post says that you were wanting him to "give [you] something to work with."
He had already "given [you] something to work with" in his 67, which was six posts prior to this one where you were wanting him to give you something. It had already been given.
So you want me to say something more about something I've already commented upon while I'm awaiting a reply because that's the only thing people can rely upon to see activity in this game? ... Wow.Phily wrote:Albert's childish outburst to be exact. Its very emotional and has little content. Not only that he performed an OMGUS, his second weakly backed vote."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I can't explain someone else's reaction for them. That's why I'm wanting him to explain it for himself. And now he's gone into "Whoops, my mistake! No questions for the moment!" mode which is dumb because nobody is exempt from questioning. So, I'm still awaiting an explanation (see below), but his actions have been duly noted.Phily wrote:Well how can you explain Albert's reaction? Its 'Wow' itself and I think it deserves more attention.
Careful, you'll be called out on your "willful misinterpretation" of this confusing clusterfuck of logic. Because you're obviously trying to slander the poor fellow.DOS wrote:I find no way to read these three statements without there being a contradiction. If he had already gotten what he wanted from PhilyEc, he had no reason to hold off voting for Green Crayons. This looks like a classic case of muddying the water.
Obviously. And I 100% agree with it. This point of discussion is becoming old hat and continually coming back to it is retarding the natural growth of conversation. If there is anything that won't be a simple rehash of your 82 where I will have to respond with a rehash of my 80, please get it out now. Otherwise, I think we can let this point be for the time being.DOS wrote:I 100% disagree with Green Crayons' analysis in Post 80.
So you're saying that there were no suspicions you had about Phily prior to his vote on you?Albert wrote:I have earned my title."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I would like wasser to take a few minutes to explain his posts as if we were five years old. Since apparently he thinks his posts make an obvious amount of sense but there are several of us who do not, either he's a scumbag trying to minimize suspicion before the ball gets rolling or he's town bad at explaining himself. His responses so far - which are more one-liners than true explanations - are only making me grow more suspicious all while I still fail to see how his posts were making any sort of sense.
Also, Albert: ...What? So, what suspicion did you have re: Phily prior to his vote on you (I skimmed your posts but didn't really see anything). Why did you say your title fits?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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What she said. I have been skimming the thread from time to time and find it immenselyDOS wrote:Right now the discussion is focusing too much on theory and too little on scumhunting.
~ Nap time ~boringnot relevant to actually finding scum. I sort of dropped off when I decided to refrain from putting too much effort into keeping up with why LALAL is a better than LAL and blahblahblah. I mean, I've seen several instances where I could make a big ole point about how someone was wrong/misguided (e.g. Kor's assumption that Giuseppe didn't lie to look less suspicious when Giuseppe specifically said he labeled the vote as random - even though it wasn't random - simply to avoid suspicion)... but. Eh. I don't think it would be constructive.
I'll need to read these past few pages properly, but meh. I'm sure reading through it carefully will lead me to believe my current interpretation: it's mafia theory masturbatory conversation. Probably best found in Mafia Discussion, not in a game that hasn't even broken into double digits for its pages.
I do like how me not stirring the pot for two (weekend) days is "falling under the radar" and cause for a vote. That's sarcasm, by the way - it's a pretty weak reason. I'll post something a bit more substantive later."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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HeySeraph! Answer the question posed here, here and here in response to this post of yours. Thanks!
Albert, please answer the questions that were posed to you here, here and here regarding your pre-being-voted suspicions of Phily. Thanks.
So... actually conversing with another player somehow "interferes" with your observations of another player, and you continue to fail to explain your previous contraction found in post 73 that has been questioned by several players? Awesome.wasser wrote:words
I find this to be an incredibly loaded question because the appropriate answer seems to be - and my gut response is - no, it isn't suitable. After all, people should think for themselves. But when you look at the fact that in any given game there are up to 9 townspeople who are looking to find three or so scummy players, there is going to be some "parroting" of logic. Not all nine (or even five, or three) can bring their own, mutually exclusive and unique suspicions to the table. So, I would have to say that it would depend wholly on the situation, as simply agreeing with and restating another player's logic/suspicions is not nor should be considered a tell or bad play in and of itself.wasser wrote:Green, do you find it a suitable response to simply parrot someone else's logic?
Xtox is actually a walking, talking example of how this statement is wrong.Albert wrote:If it looks like scum, smells like scum and plays like scum, its probably scum.
Unvote, Vote: Seraphim. Wasser, please take note because what Seraphim is doing is falling under the radar. For the record, this vote is simply an upgrade of my FOS."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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That's you agreeing with me about Giuseppe, not Phily.Albert wrote:I said I follow your logic here:
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 83#1554183
Per this link, what was Phily's "most recent squander?"Albert wrote:I am then forced to physically write out my suspicions of PhilyEc:
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 46#1554346
It was and each of those "explanations" was really just garbly gook that didn't clarify or answer anything.wasser wrote:Green, post 73 wasn't a contradiction, and I've explained why about three times.
That said,mod, can you please prod Seraphim?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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That and "Tagging along popular bandwagons while staying off the radar by not contributing in any meaningful way. Would love to see something from any of them that's helpful." - My cause for the FOS. In fact:DOS wrote:Green Crayons, is your main reason for voting Seraphim that he has yet to answer my question? I just want to be clear. If there are other reasons, I would appreciate seeing them.
...leads me to believe that my suspicions voiced for my FOS were justified. He saw momentum and joined the chorus of people going "Blargh GC looks suspicious/is active" just to look active/helpful.Seraphim wrote:As for GC...I looked back at the posts and I looked at my post and can't remember why I made that post and what the hell I was talking about. I still have no idea what I was talking about. Sorry to deprive you of information but I must have been really tired or in a hurry at the time of that post.
That, in and of itself, makes perfect sense. But when you look at the fact thatwasser wrote:Green, I was suspicious of Phily more than you. I saw you as scummy, but I wanted Phily to respond first. How is this a contradiction?Phily had already responded six posts before your own, this explanation doesn't hold up. If what you're saying was true, what else were you waiting for from Phily?
So, who is turning up suspicious on your radar so that our attention isn't so distracted by wasser's poor playstyle?Xtox wrote:It's playstyle. Same as why i'm mislynched most the time. And you'll probably speedlynch him in a couple days..."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Albert, please respond so my original question is answered in full.Green Crayons wrote:
That's you agreeing with me about Giuseppe, not Phily.Albert wrote:I said I follow your logic here:
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 83#1554183
Per this link, what was Phily's "most recent squander?"Albert wrote:I am then forced to physically write out my suspicions of PhilyEc:
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A few posts later you responded to my question in a round about fashion, stating that you would rather lynch ABR than wasser. Why did you want to lynch ABR? Do you still want to do so? Additionally, if you thought wasser's play wasn't suspicious, and that it was simply his normal play, why did you hammer him?Green Crayons wrote:
So, who is turning up suspicious on your radar so that our attention isn't so distracted by wasser's poor playstyle?Xtox wrote:It's playstyle. Same as why i'm mislynched most the time. And you'll probably speedlynch him in a couple days...
I agree with the doctor thing being a major scum tell. I thought it was so well established of a tell that nobody actually did it any more, to be honest. Just curious, though: Any other reasons for the vote?Korlash wrote:SoVote: Zeenonfor the doctor thing... yeah...
I would like DOS to be a bit more forthcoming with her reasons and general suspicions. She has been playing this game close to the chest, though she seems highly logical/reasonable and the town would probably benefit from her input. This leads me to believe that she's an alt and doesn't want to put her usual playstyle on full display (which would mean her posting ticks are a way to cover up any usual gameplay style), or that she's a scum and doesn't want to come across as too knowledgable as to who is and isn't scum (which would mean her posting style is something of a diversionary tactic). Or maybe she's an alt who is scum. Or neither. Any way you slice it, though, I would like to see more than one liners from her."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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So, your Phily vote wasn't an OMGUS vote because you already had suspicions against him: after all, you said you agreed with a suspicious blip I noticed and something else that you can't remember or be half bothered to go back and double check. That's it? Really?
Talk about weak. At this point, it would have been less suspicious to have owned up to the OMGUS instead of claiming to have had legitimate suspicions prior to his vote on you followed by dragging your feet to explain what these suspicions were, only to find that you pointed to a post that wasn't even talking about Phily and another where you don't even know to what you are referring.
Anyways:Albert wrote:Anyone who notes how I suspected PhilyEcbeforehe voted for me gets brownie points.
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ZEE wrote:Please expand on this because it's making me HIGHLY suspicious of you. ... wordswordswords
You definately pulled the classic "Look, I'm mafia trying to look like a town!" or the less classic "Look, I'm doc trying to not be subtle about me being the doc!" Either way, players don't congratulate the doctor anymore. It puts a big fat target on their head (by the town if they're scum; by scum if they're the doctor). So, congrats, you just exposed yourself for one or the other.The Wiki wrote:Rules for Finding Mafia
1. Congratulate the doctor on successful protection: Is scum or doctor (+20, +10)
Yes because I haven't criticized anyone else in this game, and most certainly not Albert. Not to mention, I am looking to incite DOS' insight because I actually want to hear it. Because I think it would be useful. Think of it as constructive criticism rather than suspicious criticism.ZEE wrote:ZEE: "I think Green Crayons has come down with a bad case of tunneling.
Who are the annoying scum?Albert wrote:I swear, in this game, all the scum are the annoying players.
I toyed with the idea when you first posted.DOS wrote:Green Crayons, did you suspect I was an alt before the game went into night, or was that some revelation you just had today?
Your Albert vote. Your me FOS. If we could be scum together. Your thoughts on ZEE's Gorrad suspicions. Your thoughts on my Seraphim's suspicions. Who you think would round out a three person mafia (assuming Albert and myself are you first two suspects).DOS wrote:What in particular would you like me to elaborate on, if anything?
At a glance you got it right. I was just basically typing what I was thinking, and ended up with the notion that regardless of your alt or alignment status, I want you to speak up more (in frequency and quantity per post) so that it helps me with hearing good town points or determining you're scum.DOS wrote:What exactly was the purpose of your post ... At a glance you appear to be trying to ask me to explain things more often, but I am catching the ulterior motive of trying to probe into how experienced a player I am without asking me up front.
Also, since you didn't deny you are an Alt, I have already made assumptions as to who you actually are - which includes experience. Regardless if I'm right about my assumptions, I have already pinned "experience" to your character (seriously, who else makes Alt accounts except people who have played enough games that they don't want to be instantly recognized?). Attempting to discern how much experience beyond that would be pointless, regardless of what alignment I am.
Talk about an incredibly loaded question, and one that I would be happy to answer if this was a thread in Mafia Discussion. Let's just say I would put enough thought into it so that I wouldn't attempt to kill potential doc targets.DOS wrote:As scum, who do you generally choose to nightkill? Do you like to kill players like me?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Because that's the usual ratio in a 12 person game. Why are you pretending that a 3 scum group is an absurd assumption when we're talking about townie speculation? Three is where one should start off and then shift the assumption around as the game dictates.DOS wrote:Why in particular are you interested in a three person mafia group?
Because the only thing that aDOS wrote:Why in particular would you even want somebody to post a full list of three mafia on Day Two of the game with no dead members of a mafia?deadconfirmed townie can do to help us is to memoralize their thoughts/suspicions in their posts. It's usually better to put this useful information in posts prior to death - yes, even from Day Two. Also, to a lesser extent, it's interesting to see who that player named if they turn up dead scum.
I saw Xtox lurking about the forums earlier. I want his imput, namely in response to my questions but I'll settle with anything useful for starters.
I also want to know what Seraphim thinks of everything."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Gorrad, why the FOS on Seraphim?
Gorrad, since you blindly agree with the wiki's dichotomy, why are you more certain that ZEE is scum instead of the doctor?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I'm not of the opinion that ZEE is scum, so congrats on trying to convince me that he's town. Beat you to it.Phily wrote:Extreme WIFOMing, closing other options. Take into account that ZEEnon's been inactive for the first day and was then eager to make up for that. Hes most likely town in my opinion, just tried to look it too much in the beginning unfortunately.
Did you read your quotation that you cited? In order to support your vote you cite my quotation of the Wiki. The wiki article, which is based off of anecdotal evidence from Jeep. That anecdotal evidence shows that people who perform this tell are usually scum or the doctor. But, you're only willing to use that anecdotal evidence to say that ZEE is scum (because that's all you've seen), instead of acknowledging that Jeep also says that doctors have a bad habit of performing this tell. So, you're right. YouGorrad wrote:First of all, I'm not blindly following OR leeching. I've seen scum do this first-hand, Random Mafia 3, where I led the attack on UROE D1. A case that started as him commenting on night kills.
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I don't follow the idea of it being one or the other. I follow it being a scumtell. I suppose it COULD be because ZEE's the doc, but I've never seen that first-hand, and I have seen it as a very solid scumtell.aren'tblindly following. You're cherry picking to give an excuse for someone who has the potential to be the doctor. Scummy, much?
I agree.Gorrad wrote:Seraphim had "Alright. Day 2, dead SK, no NKs. We got lucky. Time to start hunting scum." Which is worthy of an FoS for the same reason as ZEE's worthy of a vote, but not at the same scale.
So you admit that you're scummy, just that you think ZEE is more scummy than you? Excellent defense. Added on with my Day One complaints, I'm going toSeraphim wrote:Touche. ZEEnon, IMO, is more likely to be scum.Vote: Seraphim.
Xtox: What do you think of Albert's play?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Just because your name is mentioned doesn't mean that someone's necessarily talking about you. Sheish, get over yourself."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Hey, folks. Seraphim conceded that he's scummy. Why aren't we voting him?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Nice to see DOS managed to write a whole bunch about nothing in answering my questions. You could have just said "I'm not answering," it would have saved me time thinking you were actually going to answer.
Xtox's refusal to engage in this game has been noted. I'm hoping this final pester will rouse some sort of activity out of him before I go and tattle to the mod and request a prod. Or a replacement. Something.
I'm willing to bet a Kor or Gor scum. I don't think they're together, so it would be an either/or situation. Would need to do an individual reread of each to determine which I think would be scummier.
Istilldon't know why people aren't voting the self-admitted scumster. If Seraphim has an explanation for his poor play, I'm all ears. I think a votecount is nigh, so maybe an impending lynch will get him to attempt to explain himself."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Fine, we'll do a...Phily wrote:Doubt he admited hes scum. Your words are strongly suggestive when Seraphim could be a poor townie right now.
Recap:
action X = commenting upon night activity
Seraphim said that he's suspicious of ZEE because ZEE performed action X.
Seraphim said that action X is scummy.
Albert said that Seraphim also performed action X.
Seraphim said OH YEAH YOU'RE RIGHT, but just that ZEE is "more likely to be scum" (actual quote), as if him and ZEE are mutually exclusive from being scumbags.
1. He admits that his own action is scummy. He does not attempt to explain why he committed this action, he just let's this self-admittal hang in the air as if we're supposed to forget about it.
2. In doing this, if he were town, he would realize that town inevitably are going to commit suspicious actions. It just so happens that this action X is a scum/doctor tell.Then, realizing that he is (allegedly) town and made this mistake, he does not apply that potential to ZEE and reasserts ZEE's scumminess because of committing action X.
3. Also, he promotes the fact that it's an either/or situation between him and ZEE, which makes no sense unless if he already knows he isn't in the same camp as ZEE. The tell doesn't work once per game or something silly like that.
I just reviewed play that can be easily attributed to a crash course in Scum Thinking 101. Looks like a scum lynch to me."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Seraphim is scum. 327 is the nail on the coffin."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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You're so engaged, you have made three useful posts (out of nine)! Thrilling. And all one-liners to boot. And they all seem disconnected to the flow of conversation. So, yes. You're "engaged," in the sense that every so often you throw this thread a bone. But it looks like you're lurking and staying just within the minimum requirements of being here, which means you're lurkerscum or lurkertown, neither of which should be tolerated.
I've asked you several things regarding Albert/your play in general, none of them you have responded to. Here, in condensed format so you won't have to filter posts:
1. You originally wanted to vote Albert, but never mentioned the reasons as to why.
2. Within the same post of wanting to vote Albert, you hammer wasser. Why?
3. You have been adamant about "scummy play style shouldn't be vote worthy." You were happy to discuss/excuse wasser's play style, your play style... but not Albert's? Why the exception?
4. Do you find Albert's play style suspicious/scummy? Would you bracket him together with you/wasser in order to support your argument "consistently scummy play style does not a scum make?"
So you don't trust Seraphim but you trust him enough to be happy with your vote alongside his own?Gorrad wrote:Three on Zee, three on Seraphim. I don't trust either of them. I trust Korlash and ABR, but not really GC, and I totally trust myself. Happy with my vote."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Oh, fair enough. ZEE's vote didn't register.
...Well, what do you think of Korlash?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Yes. Yes you did. Apparently I'm not fully awake."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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It's not a matter of reading, but of retention. Just need my coffee before I should attempt to divert my attention between more than a single thing in the morning."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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It's a possibility. But the conversation veered elsewhere, for better or for worse. Do you feel that opining on potential town roles is a good thing to do on Day Two?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I don't think you're pared with Seraphim. My Gorrad/Korlash (either/or, not both) scum dichotomy theory is completely independent of Seraphim's guilt.Korlash wrote:Hmm I must really be lost. What did I do to get paired with sera again? Becuase he voted the same person I did?
I would like Seraphim to make some sort of an attempt to squeeze his neck out from this noose. And when he fails, I would like people to vote accordingly, please.
Thanks."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I didn't want my suspicion of you/Gorrad to be tied up with Seraphim's obvscum. That's all."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Concerning the role/mechanics speculation in 336, I have to ask once again:
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366. I have slight idiot syndrome.
Since I already addressed you with that question, and it went unanswered, you should have known what I meant. I can't tell if you're purposefully not answering or if you are being thick."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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What benefit - specific to this game - do you think it will allow us to have at this point in time? Speculating who may have what power roles looks like a good way to give scum ideas that they might have otherwised missed with no upside potential except a warm fuzzy feeling that we might have a useful power role or two that now is in the mafia's sights.Mastin wrote:There is no universal answer. It depends on the game, and what situation we're in. At this point in the game, I would think it is alright to do it a little, but we should avoid discussing it a lot.
How are you qualifying speculating about power roles only "a little?"
What are the positives of discussing it just "a little?"
If we're going to speculate, why are you limiting it to "a little?" It looks like the logic behind it is that extensive role speculation is harmful to the town because it helps scum. If that's the case, then role speculation in general is harmful, and the amount merely dictates the severity of the harm done. Therefore, I come full circle: What benefit do you see in speculation at this point in time?
I'm not too keen on your desire to discuss roles at this point in time. If anything, the current game status (no town dead, SK removed from the scene) looks like role discussion/speculation is actually where we don't want to go. As far as I can tell, we're currently ahead. Speculation at this point seems like a good way to shoot ourselves in the foot."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Korlash: I'm willing to bet wasser would have hit town instead of scum. His D1 lynch (when the odds for not being lynched were with him) should cause hesitation in anyone's confidence as to his ability to be able to perform against the odds (his search in finding mafia admist the other 11 players). I'm firm in my opinion we're much better off with wasser the SK dead on D1.
If you're going to use role speculation to notch a few town points beneath a player's name on your tally chart, keep it to yourself - it's not something that needs to be shared with the town at large when that player isn't under suspicion. The notion that speculating which individual players have what specific roles will somehow help the town in days to come when role reveals occur is absurd. It either 1. exposes a town player to mafia scrutiny or 2. gives scum role claim ideas. I'm not buying it.Mast wrote:If done correctly, it can be a useful tool for scum hunting. It can also help us sort out the later mess of when people do claim.
Let me rephrase my question, because you misinterpreted what I was asking. You are saying it's okay to speculate about roles - but only "a little." Well, what are you qualifications for speculation being a little, as opposed to say, "moderately," or "a fair amount," or "extensively?" It's arbitrary, and since you yourself as saying there's a big difference in the helpful:hurtful ratio all dependent upon this quantity qualifer, it's a dangerous game you're playing - even by your own standards.Mast wrote:Again, speculating only 'a little' is helpful for finding scum. To state how it is helpful in finding scum would nullify the point of that advantage, though. And, again, it can help the town make sense out of claims later on, how they make sense, why...
The common factor in both of those things is town role speculation. You haven't shown me why town role speculation at this point in time for this game is good.Mast wrote:I fail to see how you come to this conclusion. Extensive speculation harms the town greatly. Slight speculation can help the town.
No, this is a mischaracterization of our current status. From a power role information standpoint we're in an eleven-player game with a day start. But from a player information standpoint, we were given a free day of interactions.Mast wrote:Sort of. From an information standpoint, we're in an eleven-player game with a day start.
Also, since you're taking the position that we're in a Day One type situation, I find it equally odd that you're wanting to have role speculation about specific players. Do you normally engage in role speculation on Day One? Specific player role speculation is simply Mass Claim's little brother. I find both to be harmful if used in the early stages of any game with a competent mod."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I'm waiting with bated breath, Seraphim."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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A quick search shows that he is only playing one game at a time - at least, as far as I can tell. I would ask thatthe mod prod him, just to be on the safe side.
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Do you just not want to answer my questions, Xtox?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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My goodness you're frustrating.
1. The question is obvious (that being, "why did you want to lynch Albert?"), and not to mention the first time I asked this question I specifically said "Why did you want to lynch Albert?" Stop pretending simple reading comprehension is a mysterious concept and actually answer the question:why did you want to lynch Albert Day One?
2. So your reason to switch from someone who you thought was scummy (Albert) - though the reasons behind that suspicion remain unknown - to another player (wasser) was simply because you thought you might as well as go ahead and bandwagon him to a lynch? Even though you had been professing a lack of confidence in a wasser vote earlier in the game (195 and 205)? I was asking because it seemed like such a strong break from your previous announcements that didn't think wasser looked scummy and a wasser-lynch looked like a scum excuse to lynch a townie.Care to explain the sudden turn around, or do you just enjoy lynching townies because it's "inevitable?"
You're right. YouXtox wrote:Nice misrep. I never called my, Zwet, or Albert, or anyones play style scummy.specificallynever said "so-and-so's play is scummy." I never meant to suggest that you made such a bold claim. What I was suggesting is that you were defending someone's play which was perceived to be scummy (199). You also didn't "like the manner in which [wasser was] being attacked," and he was being attacked because his play style was perceived as scummy. (205). In fact, you made this explicit defense - that a player's consistently scummy play style is no reason for a lynch because it leads to mislynches - to Gorrad (247). So, no sir. You're doing the misrepresentation, here. You were talking about play style, and how the "scumminess" of that play style should/shouldn't factor into a vote.
This is total crap. See above for how you were clearly discussing play style. And my question originally directed towards you was how you perceived Albert's play style. Which you directly shunned as "pointless" (334).Xtox wrote:Nice misrep. Had nothing to do with playstyle.So, my question still stands: Why were you happy to discuss wasser's play style, your play style, but not Albert's when I asked? (Hint: This has everything to do with play style.)Since you answered the original question in your response, I really don't give a crap what reason to this question you would tell me. It's obviously because you have some sort of weird belligerent mentality with a sense of some chip on your shoulder.
Hardly. You didn't give any reasons why you wanted Albert lynched D1. You still haven't. The biggest criticism I saw of him was his play style. Since you wanted Albert killed D1, I assumed you agreed with this criticism. If you did, it would have gone against your adament wasser-lynch because of scummy play hate. But since you helped narrow down your Albert hate (it wasn't because of his play style!), I see that this contradiction does not exist. Therefore, you're less likely to be scummy. A m a z i n g, but true!Xtox wrote:Nonsensical question. Also invloves a misrep.
Apart from the fact that this doesn't make sense, any notion that they put you in "a bad light," in the sense that my questions seemed to start from the position of you being suspicious simply stemmed from the way your actions looked suspicious and so I was questioning the suspiciousness of those suspicious actions.Xtox wrote:I don't think your questions were even aimed at me, I think they were an attempt to put me in a bad light.Suspicious!
tl;dr, for Xtox specifically: just read the underlined parts. They are my questions that you have chosen to continually refuse to answer.
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Xtox wrote:Could you give more detail on your PM
Heh. I'm pretty sure I know to what Xtox is referring. Seraphim can get lynched now, since he doesn't have a clue (oh and all the other discrepancies others have pointed out).Seraphim wrote:On the flavor, you mean?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I don't like this, it contradicts what a "hider" does. They hide. I don't think I've ever seen/heard of a hider who only escapes from kills, but other night targets are transferred to the player he's leeching off of. I would like further clarification of the "Something to do with spirit threads" hand wave to this contradiction in 418.Seraphim wrote:2. If I am targeted for a kill, the kill does not go through.
3. Any other action translates to the person I am hiding behind. For example, if someone targets me to track, investigate, role-cop, etc, I would return a result of the person I am hiding behind.
I'll settle for flavor, specifically any flavor concerning your night ability. I reread my own PM and have decided any specific questions I might ask probably skate on thin ice in terms of quotation.Seraphim wrote:Xtoxm, GC, what exactly are you talking about? Do you want the flavor for my role PM as well? Straight-forward questions and I will give you straight-forward answers."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Seraphim, did the mod ever clarify for you/did you ask what would happen if you targeted a scum? Or what would happen if you were targetted by a non-scum, non-"spirit thread" tracker?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Hey folks. Hiders who target scum die. Seraphim doesn't because he's super special and OGML is giving him a super cool ability? No. Stop getting cold feet.
Mastin, this is me skimming your posts because Easter weekend is a bad time for a deadline. And this is my response: -blank-. Will be happy to talk on the morrow."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Oh, and might as well as see what other BS he pulls out of his butt:Green Crayons wrote:Or what would happen if you were targetted by a non-scum, non-"spirit thread" tracker?
Answer please.Seraphim wrote:My role PM seems to indicate that such a role does not exist though I will ask the mod this question."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I can go for a Korlash or Gorrad vote at the moment. Will need to review Phily, Korlash and Gorrad activity."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Korlash: I thought Mastin over through the night but I don't know how stupid scum would be in an incredibly blatant attempt to divert attention away from their partner's quickly sinking ship. Mastin doesn't come across as stupid. He might be egotistical enough to think it would have worked (I don't know the guy), but that would still leave the potental for him to be exposed if Seraphim perished at any other point.
Xtox: Sup? You going to answer those questions, ever? Also (new one): why did you hop off the Seraphim wagon never to return?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Just stopping in to say I don't like the Xtox hate.
I'm sure at least one scum is on his wagon at the moment - I just hate that both Korlash and Gorrad joined.
Still doing reads and such."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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Post Disclaimer: I haven't read past page 21. I am not commenting on anything from D3 in this post. Do not expect me to comment about anything on D3 for probably another day or two because I planned on getting smashed this weekend like any responsible adult with a healthy dependency problem.
I don't really want to go into it at the moment because this is really just an after thought to the rest of this post (but will be happy to at a later point in time), but I'm thinking Xtox, ZEE and Albert are solid town. DOS and Mastin are leaning town.
I think we should be lynching either Korlash or Gorrad today. Nobody else. I don't want to explain my reasons for this (so, yes, I'm asking people to trust me and my judgment) at all today - besides saying that the reasons are grounded in D2 judgment - because it would really help scum at the town's expense. And the deal is, in my opinion, if we string one of them up and he's scum then the other is pretty much cleared town. If we lynch one of them up and he's town the other is a scumbag.
I did a reread of D2, and have some questions for the respective players. I would like to think they would take a moment to answer/comment upon them since I've tried to parse them down to the really scummy moments of D2. If someone else has asked you about these points in D3, please just say so and I'll catch 'em when I read up.
GorradGorrad wrote:Seraphim had "Alright. Day 2, dead SK, no NKs. We got lucky. Time to start hunting scum." Which is worthy of an FoS for the same reason as ZEE's worthy of a vote, but not at the same scale.
Gorrad, your logic here is exactly the same voiced by Seraphim. How does that make you feel? How do you explain this? Do you still feel the same way about ZEE? Why did you feel the need to reiterate this feeling in 463 when the Seraphim lynch started to waver? Don't you think your 463 looks really bad (as in,Seraphim wrote:Touche. ZEEnon, IMO, is more likely to be scum.really freakin' bad) beside 468 where you're just following Albert like a lost puppy but giving really bad excuses so it doesn't look like your following Albert like a lost puppy?
Gorrad, what was the point of your 384?
I could easily see 409 as an early bus. Gotta jump ship quick when a scumbuddy makes a piss poor claim. Gorrad, how do you align this post with your 428 which pretty much makes a big fat excuse for Seraphim's bogus claim?
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In 302 Korlash explains he liked his ZEE vote because 1) originally he noted the night-action discussion scum tell and then because 2) he thought ZEE's responses were scummy. A day (and page) later in 330, he's oblivious to the Seraphim suspicion - even though it started out from the same genesis as the ZEE suspicion. I didn't catch Korlash commenting upon Seraphim again untilsixdays later in 411, when he claims to be ready to hammer simply because he doesn't like the claim. He says that he wants Seraphim to explain himself more before he hammers/votes, gets into a small tiff with ZEE with the position that Seraphim's claimisscummy, and in 422 he once again says that Seraphim's claim is scummy. Now, here's what really gets me: By 422 ZEE has unvoted so Korlash wouldn't be hammering. By 422 Seraphim has further explained his role (the only reason Korlash gave as to why he didn't hammer in 411), but Korlash has repeatedly voiced a strong suspicion of that claim. So... what's the deal? Where's the vote? It makes absolutely no sense - he looks like he doesn't want to do in a scum buddy. The icing on the cake is his 427 (and later posts) when he's arguing with Mastin about just how scummy Seraphim's claim is but there's still absolutely no vote.
This seemed to be a bit of a premature denial. The closest thing I spotted to someone connecting Korlash to Seraphim was Phily's 356, but that was Phily wanting to know what Albert thought of KorlashKorlash wrote:Hmm I must really be lost. What did I do to get paired with sera again? Becuase he voted the same person I did?andGorrad, and he thought they could either be paired with Seraphim. I mean, looking at Phily's post he doesn't seem to be too terribly specific or accusing, so Korlash's post looks a bit like an attempt to quash any connection between him and SeraScum.
An early misdirect from what? And shouldn't people lay the ground work for future lynches if we see scummy behavior?Korlash wrote:I'm still not getting why people have come to the conclussion of a me/gorrad deal. Be it partners or an either/or thing. From my perspective it seems like a few key players keep trying to play that card left and right as if trying to either set up future lynches or start an early misdirect.
Really weird. I get a manufactured vibe from this little argument he was making.Korlash wrote:We can agree to disagree then. I will say I would rather see a dead Mafia then a Dead SK right now but I would also rather see a Dead Sk then a Dead Town. So I suppose the situation could be worse.
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Albert is being dumb. Attempting to discern cop results is not innately scum. I want to know why you thought this to begin with (even if you backed away from it later).Xtox wrote:Phil appeared to have a guilty.
Xtox is town. Dunno about DOS in relation to Seraphim. I remember her making an extremely valid point about the doctor loop hole that helped me confirm my suspicions. She hasn't exactly been the most active.Albert wrote:Green Crayons, you are pretty much confirmed town to me. Please give analysis on Xtoxm + Gladdos. Gladdos especially in relation to Seraphim.
While I can appreciate excessive verbosity as much as the next guy, if you add some sort of structure or organization to your posts (maybe by even splitting them up unto smaller posts), you'll come across much more effective. And I won't skim your posts as often. And people will read your posts more often. And your information will digest better.Mastin wrote:words
I believe DOS' claim because of the mention of a passive ability. I have one, too. I have no indication (direct or otherwise) of any "latent" ability. Truth be told, I do not think my character would have a latent ability.
I think Xtox is town - has nothing to do with his role, everything to do with his play. Therefore, I think his claim is real. What I remember from the anime, however, was that all his character did was muck things up. At one point he and Ichigo's sisters team up, if I recall correctly. Did he start doing stuff then with some semblance of competence?"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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There are a few things I would rather not talk about. The evidence behind the Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy is one of them, though it's plain to see with one's eyes open while looking at D2. I will say that Phily, our cop and confirmed innocent, thought that either Gorrad or Korlash was scummy. My reasoning does not stem from this fact, but this just shows that a confirmed innocent was also of the mind that at least one of these two were scumbags. So, technically, the town doesn't just have to trust me - the town can trust Phily and I.Korlash wrote:This is actually the biggest reason I like him as scum today and also a small reason Gorrad is cleared a bit in my eyes. Where is the evidence that if one of me of Gorrad flips town, the other is obv scum? Where is the evidence that if one is scum, the other is obv town? This looks like he's setting up one mislynch today with the other to follow the next day. However, I'm still willing to allow him the chance to backtrack and try to manufacture evidence, or of course point out where I missed it. Whichever...
And this makes no sense. You were fine with hammering him, but not fine with putting him L-1 because it was pointless? If you find someone scummy,Korlash wrote:I'll put this as short as I can. I like flavor and I like claims. seeing as how I called Chandolier as mafia on day 1 and seeing as how I was right about Sera I think I have good reason to do what I do to claims. I didn't hammer him at first so he could full claim, after whoever unvoted me voting him was kinda pointless. I didn't vote him in the end because Mastin had made it look like he was claiming Tracker and half confirming Sera's story. Now if you can explain to me how putting a guy who's claim I am currently questioning at L-1 would make it more likely to get answers from him before a lynch you can continue arguing my not vote as somthing. If someone had put sera at L-1 again I probably would have voted him. but as long as I was continueing my question, I felt keeping him at L-2 would give me the most time to continue my questioning.you vote them. It isn't a pointless exercise. And if you're wanting more time to continually question someone, then I can understand keeping them at L-2. But saying you wanted more time by keeping him at L-2 while at the same time proclaiming you would hammer him if someone else put their vote back on is totally contradictory. Your reasoning is nonsensical.
Phily just threw out the notion that maybe youKorlash wrote:You just helped prove my post. Thank you. Even you can only find one post linking me and sera as partners, so let's think for a moment. Why do you think I would ask why people were linking me to him... Oh right, because no one ever gave any reasoning or posts as to it! Philly just up and said it out of the blue! yeah asking him why is so scummy on my part. /sarcasmorGorrad might be connected to Seraphim to Albert, and wanted to know what Albert made of it. The fact that you jumped into the conversation attempting to denounce a line of argument that had yet to be made looks like blatant pre-mature distancing.
Phily wanted to focus on you or Gorrad. Phily was our cop, so you most definitely can't be saying he was trying to misdirect contemporary pressure for any anti-town reason. The only other person who I saw suggesting the Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy was myself - and I had made it abundantly clear that lynching Seraphim was a priority. So maybe you can explain more what ill-begotten pressure "misdirection" you were attempting to dissuade.Korlash wrote:In retrospect obviously Sera, but at the time I only meant misdirect from anyone currently under pressure. sera and Zee are probably the only two that were, so I suppose I meant misdirect from one of them.
No, your statement looks like you're scum trying to look town. Hence, manufactured. I don't find that opinion to be useless.Korlash wrote:... How so? And how does it make me scum? Just throwing out useless stuff now huh?
No. You should have no idea if scum are given safe claims or not. Your words and actions come across as if you know for a fact there are safe claims involved. Nobody would know for a fact except scum and OGML.Korlash wrote:My knowledge of past theme games makes me scum now?
Now,Gorrad-related stuff:
Here's the logic: "Seraphim is pretty scummy! However, ZEE isGorrad wrote:1. Frankly, I don't see how the logic there is the same at all. For one thing, Seraphim has an obvious strong bias. Secondly, I, unlike Seraphim, posted reasons why ZEE was more likely. You can't say we have the same logic when Seraphim doesn't post logic. And yes, I still feel the same way about ZEE. In fact, Xtoxm's claim's satisfied me enough for now, Unvote, Vote: ZEEnon.even morescummy! Therefore, let's vote ZEE and not Seraphim." It acknowledges that Seraphim is scummy but you want to bypass him for a "more scummy" candidate. I use quotation marks because I find that opinion to be incredibly suspect. But, you both used it. That's how. Bias doesn't come into play in determining the fact that the two of you used the exact same logic.
What were your posted reasons as to why ZEE was more likely? I didn't catch anything substantial on my read through yesterday.
Do you really think two scumbags made the exact same mistake?
So you don't think the timing of this "slip of the mind" wasn't terribly convenient/bad timing (from whatever perspective you want to look at it)?Gorrad wrote:2. I found ZEE's original transgression worse than Seraphim's. I found him scummier. However, the kills paradox, aka the reason I was voting Seraphim, slipped my mind in 463, hence why I thought I was voting ZEEnon. When I realized that I wasn't, I looked through my post history and remembered why my vote was where it was.
Alright, that's what I thought. But I can't understand why you're making it in response to 383. I think we're interpreting Phily's statement different, so please explain to me what it meant to you.Gorrad wrote:3. 384 is a response to 383
I see the difference in your issue with the claim itself and the mechanics of the claim in 4. I think 5 hinges upon you just so happening to forget the incredibly legitimate reasons to vote Seraphim when his wagon was starting to tremble and waver.
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I think his play resembles his town play more so than his scum play. Xtox can be an incredibly infuriating player to game with because he's more about voicing his gut and emotions than his logic and deduction, but I think he's a little less of a pain in the ass when he's scum because he cares more about getting lynched. My gut just says town. I've seen him call out scum and then get rush lynched because the scum manipulate the town into thinking Xtox's play isn't helpful to the town - I wouldn't be surprised if that's what is happening here. I also think his claim is legit because I caught him searching for *something* when Seraphim claimed. I assumed it was because Xtox had a passive ability (which I indicated at some point in D2) and so was seeing if Seraphim had one as well. Apparently (and I'm assuming here), Xtox was actually looking to see if Seraphim had a latent ability. That means Xtox didn't just pull this claim out of his butt.Korlash wrote:what about [Xtox's] play, the play he pretty much does as both scum and town from my experience with him, makes you think him town? How can you make the statement "He is town" over what you see as just a town playstyle from him?
You're dumb. Hey, look, now we're both name calling.Albert wrote:Erg0 is a sheep of the worse kind. Easily falling into enemy plans, easily manipulated by the scum. He's no less than a coward and an incapable."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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I don't have any feelings towards him, because he has been more of a lurker than you. Amazing, but true.DOS wrote:What are your thoughts on Jebus / LynchHimNotMe?
Last time I felt that there was a scum between X and Y which left only Z to be a scum, I got screwed over because the town just didn't go after Z. Or something to that affect - I'm only recalling from memory and I'm pretty well into my alcohol abuse at this early hour of the morning (oh, weddings). With that in mind, I actually would be really happy with a Jebus lynch simply because he's acting like a super lurker scumbag. I'm not dead-set on it because weareahead and can afford a mislynch - so I'm willing to go for either Korlash or Gorrad today.
This is so scummy that it hurts so much. And it's scummy because the reason for my dichotomy is so incredibly town. If you truly don't see the cause behind it, it's because you're either a really dense/blind town or you're a scumbag feigning ignorance.Korlash wrote:Refusing to explain seting up future lynches is always bad and only confirms what Bullshit it is. saying people should trust the ideas of one guy (who also never explained himself BTW) just because he was town is also stupid. Town is wrong all the time. Being town doesn't make you a god who knows all. Explain your reasonings scum.
And the townisn'twrong all the time - what the hell is with that statement? How in the world do you think town wins if they're wrong all the time? And, yes. We should pay attention to the indicatorsof the confirmed, dead copbecause we know that his suspicions were not motivated by scum origins. Now, if we disagree with his inclinations is one thing. But I don't. And I trust the cop's inclinations because he's was town and they matched my own. So I'm asking the town to trust the cop (as they should) and me (who was one of the players who strongly pushed for scumbag Seraphim's lynch). Not too much of a stretch here.
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As an addendum, I'm not 100% certain of myself, so I don't discount the possibility that one of the players I have labeled as town/leaning town are actually scum. Which is why I haven't been a major Jebus-pusher at the moment - one of my current town players might actually be a scum partner to Gorrad or Korlash. (I am much more confident in my Gorrad/Korlash dichotomy than my whole town list, for the record. Like.. 95%. lol, statistics. I pulled that out've my butt. But I'm super confident in one of those two being scum - much more so than the other five or so players I listed as town actually being town.)I wrote:Last time I felt that there was a scum between X and Y which left only Z to be a scum, I got screwed over because the town just didn't go after Z. Or something to that affect - I'm only recalling from memory and I'm pretty well into my alcohol abuse at this early hour of the morning (oh, weddings). With that in mind, I actually would be really happy with a Jebus lynch simply because he's acting like a super lurker scumbag. I'm not dead-set on it because we are ahead and can afford a mislynch - so I'm willing to go for either Korlash or Gorrad today.
Clarification."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).- Green Crayons
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