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Yarr, it is.
Claimed vigs should only be used to create a second lynch, not lynched. What this says about Nikanor is hard to determine without reading the thread.Thor wrote:What are your thoughts on Nikanor still gunning for a claimed Vig?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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1) Mafia might well not have a roleblocker.
2) If they let you kill, your role'll be proven. We can reconsider once you've proven your role.
3) Vigging townies is still better than lynching them; if your targets match consensus suspicions, then a misvig probably hurts less than a wasted investigation.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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I demand flavour.squamera obscura wrote:Predit: I can give flavor if you want, but according to Slaxx "flavor means nothing in a large theme like this." In fact, in a hilarious case of circular logic, that's what got this wagon on me restarted - me believing a townclaim's flavor.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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But we had so much fun last Liten-game!Furry wrote:Following need death in order of urgancy
1 - Nero Cain
2 - Feysal
3 - Twomz
4 - CES
P.S. Anyone else notice Squara Obscura hasn't posted BP flavour yet despite Wraith posting elsewhere?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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I see. I suppose the rest of us left our kevlar vests home because we figured it'd be a cake walk? If we understand the flavour correctly, we're basically secret agents on an extremely difficult mission (plus sexy times, but that doesn't seem to be all that relevant here). Nervousness would be common and it's not paranoia when the threat is real.
Man, I love it when scum hydras can't come up with a good fake claim and stall; it makes the resulting sucky claim so much easier to analyse.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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"Stupid" was about the entirety of his idea. If we were to planning to kill both Feysal and Apathy, then making everyone switch votes is a bad idea since that induces apathy. I'm also unconvinced by the case on apathy, but that's pretty much a separate matter.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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It pretty clearly was, though, Twomz, no need to make him feel bad.
A word of advice, Feysal: your last post on D1 really was scummy, and it's not that you said something and what you said and how you said it. In addition, your lack of posting today almost certainly did contribute to your lynch even if it went mostly unstated. You got caught; try to learn from it.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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The problem, ThAdmiral, is that if you're an SK, you want the mafia to keep surviving for a while since we'll lynch you once we've killed the mafia. I don't trust you to kill the people you genuinely find suspicious, so I want you to just follow the town and kill consensus picks.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Re-reading Day 3.
VC analysis is still elaborately making stupid arguments (the fact that I've yet to see it not point to me is just evidence of this).
¿¿¿ I had used ambiguous phrasing in my preceding post, he misunderstood, I explained to him what I meant. How the hell does that constitute giving him "a chance to redeme(sic) himself"?Furry wrote:Im totally willing to throw down a Twomz vote, but given past experiences, the formation and comments on the two wagons suggests that the right lynch here is CES. You can look at how many times he tries to give SO a chance to redeme himself in such quotes as
Square, my use of role in the preceding post was meant in the sense of power. So a vig and an SK would be the same role with different alignment.
You seemed to understand that I voted SO mostly over his flavour, so what is this nonsense? I pushed him to give his flavour, since the fact that he wasn't giving any flavour suggested strongly that he would have to make stuff up. The more pressure is on him to give his flavour, the less he can afford to stall. And I never gave up; I got exactly what I wanted out of him: a confession in the form of a bad flavourclaim and then I voted for him.Furry wrote:or
or evenI demand flavour.
after that he gave up on him and jumped on the wagon.P.S. Anyone else notice Squara Obscura hasn't posted BP flavour yet despite Wraith posting elsewhere?
I don't like the Twomzwagon. He's made several posts that twinged my gut in a town sense now and a lot of the accusations against him seem unfounded if one considers his playstyle, which I'm somewhat familiar with if I'm not confusing him with Tamuz. LMP's push on him I've especially disliked.
I have not. 22 posts over 15 pages (I replaced in on page 10, Day 3 started on page 25) is perfectly normal activity.AlmasterGM wrote:@CES - The first thing you should do is explain your coasting the entire game.
I'm going tovote: LynchMePls. Reading his iso he seems much too dismissive of SO's claim, his anti-control the vig position is most definitely pro-scum and his push on Twomz reeked. I don't like Furry either though; I expect better from him.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Oh, I'm sure it's "caught" scum before. So does randomly picking people. It's stupid because it's an elaborate framework for making appeals to plausibility, mixing a priori and a posteriori reasoning and ignoring people's playstyles.MoI wrote:Yes, VC analysis has never caught scum before, it must be stupid
If that were my playstyle (I voted Feysal early and I'm not sure whether SO would've been lynched without that flavourclaim), then the problem would be with both. If VC analysis leads to nonsensical conclusions (ie. X is likely to be scum because X is doing what he normally does), there is clearly something wrong with it.MoI wrote:If you constantly are off scum wagons until it looks like obv-bussing and on Town wagons maybe the problem is not with VC analysis but with your play.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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No. Making the vig a strongman to weaken the bulletproof townie wouldn't be an unreasonable move by the mod. The strongman question makes less sense from a mafia doctor perspective since then the mafia doctor's existence is pointless. It wasn't "obviously fake" and I think you misjudged this because you knew SO was scum.LynchMePls wrote:1) His claim was illogical and nonsensical given his "Are you a strongman" question earlier in the thread. Of course I dismissed it, it was obviously fake.
I prefer a second lynch to letting an untrustworthy madman loose with a gun. ThAd does not inspire confidence.LynchMePls wrote:2) Having the town vote on the vig kill is bad. Calling that anti-town is hilarious.
It's gut-based mostly, but the lateness of the vote definitely stood out.LynchMePls wrote:3) I was phoning it in, I have to admit. What about it "reeked" exactly?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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If he claims to be a strongman, then he's more likely to be town since a strongman makes sense in the presence of a town BP. It's still a weird question and arguably anti-town, but his claiming BP doesn't really tie into that (your argument just shows there wasn't any added benefit (apart from the thing I just said).LMP wrote:I already went round and round on this before, but let me try again. Suppose you are a bulletproof townie. You learn that a vig exists. Should you ask if the vig is a strongman? Since you are bulletproof, whether the vig is strongman or not is IRRELEVANT to you. If he is strongman, then he can shoot you and you die. If he isn't, then he can shoot you and you live. In neither case does your knowing which he is change the outcome. Thus asking for this information cannot help you. Thus all it does is help the scum (by giving them more information about the vig). Thus his question was anti-town.
What is hard to understand about this?
We already lynched one doc. If a scum RB decides to RB, then we'll know it happened. I'd rather give the target a chance to claim and the investigative role an easier time selecting targets. You're just focusing on the negatives.LMP wrote:Allowing the town to vote on the vig/SK kill gives the scum too much of an information advantage. As it stands now, they have to worry about where the kill is going. If they manipulate the kill by voting, then they could mess with it (via some form of scum PR) if its going to target scum, and leave the kill alone if it is targeted at town. Not to mention they are influencing where it goes in the first place. So it isn't a second lynch, it's a second lynch that is less likely to succeed if aimed at scum and more likely to succeed if aimed at town. IT IS BAD!
Gut is also awesome. I'd be more suspicious of myself if I weren't advocating stuff based on my gut.LMP wrote:Gut is an easy position for scum to fall back to. It can't be disproved.
When I say appeal to plausibility, I'm referring to the conjunction fallacy, mostly. A bunch of plausible statements are still quite unlikely taken together, but they appear quite plausible to humans.AlmasterGM wrote:1) Isn't all scumhunting an appeal to plausibility (e.g., scum are more or less likely to do this or that)?
You get your estimates of how many scum are on wagons from a priori reasoning, no?AlmasterGM wrote:2) How does it use a priori reasoning when all of the analysis involved is deduced from events that have occurred? Where does VC analysis claim anything to be objectively true independent of experiences?
I'm sure VC analysis just happened to pick out a wagonhappy trio. Get real. As for me scumhunting by playstyle, my opinion of Twomz would be a definite example; I'm familiar with the playstyles of a good chunk of a game and when I don't, I try to discount my initial impressions somewhat to account for it. I can't show any scum I caught by in it in this game, since I had different reasons to suspect SO and Feysal, sorry; playstyle considerations tend to downgrade tells more often anyway.AlmasterGM wrote:3) Why does VC analysis intrinsically ignore playstyles? If somebody has a tendency to heavily bus/not bus as scum, then VC analysis could reveal that. Also, if scumhunting-by-playstyle is preferred, where are you doing any of that? Do you even know the playstyles of most of the people in this game? Show me the scum you have caught thus far in this game by doing meta analysis.
Conciseness is pro-town. I doubt I would've posted substantially more if this was my only game for example.AlmasterGM wrote:So we are going by number of posts and not content? That's convenient, seeing as most of your posts are one or two lines and don't even say anything.
Feysal would've been a good kill Night 1 for one.ThAd wrote:Just out of interest who would have been good kills nights 1 and 2. I meant to ask this earlier.
Yarr.Furry wrote:@CES - So you thought that SO was scum due to the flavor part of his claim over the role part?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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For a strongman vigilante to make sense, there needs to be protection for him to bypass (docs don't count since something's going wrong if the doc and vig are targetting the same player) AND the protection has to be meaningful (since otherwise the mod can just remove the protection and the strongman). The existence of a BP townie works for both.LynchMePls wrote:Why does a strongman vig make more sense when there is a town BP?
We could, but I, for one, don't trust him.LynchMePls wrote:This is fine reasoning. I still don't think it's a good idea, but your position is the first logical one I've heard anyone give for why we should have the vig/SK claim his shots. I still don't know if I like the idea of voting on it. Why couldn't we gain this same benefit by Thad claiming his shot before we finish the lynch? That way the scum don't get to influence where his shot is going?
I agree with you here. Had this written down somewhere myself.LynchMePls wrote:ISO 19: "So the case against Feysal is pretty much that he fencesat all day 1, commented that Bowser was 'odder' than SO but neither was scummy (ISO 7) and never laid down a vote on anyone?" This question seems designed to be a weak defense of Feysal. As in: "That's all the case is?"
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I'm just going to drop the whole VC analysis discussion since I don't think it'll get us anywhere. I can continue it if people insist, but this shouldn't be a controversial position.
1. Technically true, but meaningless. Daniel voted dana with his last post. I unvoted with my first. There's no way my slot could've unvoted earlier.MagnaofIllusion wrote:Can you argue against either of these assertions that I made in the VC of Day 1 regarding you is incorrect?
1. That you were on Danakillsu’s wagon to the very end of that wagon.
2. That you were on the Untrod Tripod wagon up until the point where SquareOb became the leading wagon at the end of the Day.
3. That your reasoning for being on the SquareOb wagon was at best weak.
Regardless of you ‘playstyle’ you appear on wagons Day 1 in three different places I consider indicative of possible scum play.
2. I haven't gone back, but this one is probably true.
3. Hells no. Weak flavour inconsistent with SK's narrative given only after extensive stalling by a hydra = slamdunk case.
That post wasn't wholly serious, just fyi, because, as you say, hindsight is 20/20. But Feysal did only make his scummiest post late Day 1 and frankly, the case against him is just unconvincing without it. It's also not unreasonable to expect ThAd to put more effort into picking a good target than the rest of us. HeMagnaofIllusion wrote:Hindsight is 20/20 isn’t it? Funny you didn’t mention Feysal Day 1 when the question about good Night targets was raised. Yet Day 2 after Spyrex starts the wagon that is 3 votes deep suddenly you ISOed him and decided he was a good target.could'venoticed Feysal's last post, ISOed him and killed him.
More an issue of erratic sleep patterns combined with being distracted by scumchat. I spent my prime 'scumming hours sleeping the last few days.MagnaofIllusion wrote:I note with some interest that CES has gone into hibernation since the focus has shifted off him. This may be a function of the Holiday but is mentioning, IMO.
Furry, could you respond to my earlier post?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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So what made you post the accusations in #703 (most notably the 2nd and 3rd quote)?Furry wrote:
First time I said it as a statement in a little case and it never was responded to. I wanted to make sure that was right so I brought it up again, apparently yes it was.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Furry, could you respond to my earlier post?
And when you acknowledged my rebuttal of this point (ie. that the flavour was exactly the important point, not some softball) you gave no indication that you were switching back to an old opinion.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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You could've just asked; ignoring it while making a case against me that significantly contributed to the wagon on me is at the very least irresponsible. Twomz' flavour claim strikes me as a slight town tell, but that mostly lies in the "I didn't think I'd be a VT"-line. Nice deflection here.Furry wrote:In those quotes you appear to stall a vote multiple times based on flavor. I went around the bush a few times before flat out getting confirmation that it was all based on flavor. Speaking of flavor, what is you thoughts on Twomz claim?
Ice. Don't trust Slaxx if he says differently.ThAd wrote:@ slaxx: what does ijs mean?
I think you're overrating your own case majorly here. Day 1 lynches rarely have as good a justification as SO's flavourfail and this was no exception.MoI wrote:So if SquareOb hadn’t been a less than stellar player and had managed to actually come up with a reasonable flavor to back the fake-claim it wouldn’t have been a slam-dunk?
This argument basically ignores all the play I (and others) found scummy which pushed Square to the point of claiming and then frames the slow / bad flavor claim as the main factor for Square’s scumminess. That I disagree with.
I personally thought dana's play was pretty much par for the course, but that's not particularly relevant here.MoI wrote:Lots of things could have happened. This argument is predicated on hindsight factors that are impossible to prove. Would you have disagreed that dana wasn’t a good shot going to Night 1 based on his play? In hindsight we all know he was a bad shot but looking at his play I can’t say I think Admiral’s shot was unjustified.
It's not a Too Townie-argument in the slightest - Furry is just good at appearing town as scum (as I'm familiar with - I failed to shoot Furryscum in the final Night of the original Liten game and only pulled out a draw because Furry misjudged me too), so people should hold him to a higher standard.MoI wrote:I can’t say as I see a laid out case from you as to why Furry is scum. Without that this looks like a little mud-slinging that is tip-toeing around a ‘Too Townie’ argument.
If we knew ThAd was a vig, this would indeed be an acceptable line of reasoning. This is relevant how?Furry wrote:Using the "its a vig not SK" theory - If the vig shoots by themselves, it is a shot 100% guided by town. If people discuss and vote on it, there is a 100% chance that scum has some bearing over where it goes, even if its not much scum influenced the shot directly.
I'll switch my vote on Wednesday if necessary.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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No.MoI wrote:You didn’t answer the question – Had that claim been made with serviceable flavor would you have considered it a slam-dunk?
I understand your comment as saying it was somehow close to or vaguely related to Too Townie argument and so I said it wasn't anything like Too Townie. If you meant something else, please elaborate.MoI wrote:I didn’t say it was a Too Townie argument – I said it was tip-toeing around that argument.
I play to win this game, not to improve this site meta. Without different standards you'll never catch players like Furry or Yosarian2 when they're scum and that's a near sure-fire way to lose. I do believe that ceteris paribus it's better to lynch a bad player by the bye but I refuse to let out-of-game considerations affect my play.MoI wrote:I absolutely HATE the bolded portion. Hate it. Different standards for play simply furthers the site meta that lazy or bad players shouldn’t bother to improve their play.
Gut, his pro-ThAdindependenceness, who he has chosen to go after today and his backing off the SOwagon.MoI wrote:Your past experience not-withstanding – aside from the small point you keep going back to regarding Furry’s interaction with you regarding Sqauare’s flavor claim do you have anything that leads you to actually think Furry might be scum?
If that was all Furry had to go on, yes, I suppose. But I remember being rather satisfied with how I played that game as scum in terms of fooling the town; people tend to be suspicious of me most games.MoI wrote:And shouldn’t Furry be much more suspicious of you based on your own logic and the first Liten game?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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?¿?MoI wrote:Then I fail to see how a the flavor claim was the lynchpin of Square’s scumminess.
You suggested we don't apply double standards to make bad players improve their game; that clearly conflicts with playing to win. And yes, Glrok can be caught Day 1; he's renowned for his scum-hunting skills, not for his ability to hide his alignment. Taking people at face value when you know they're good at fooling at you is just bad play, pure and simple.MoI wrote:Playing to win has nothing to do with having a stupid double-standard. Your statement that you will NEVER catch any 'Top Flight' player without them is wrong. Glork is one of those players that are considered ‘Gold Standard’ and I found it possible to successfully read him as scum in LOTR Mafia after only 1 Day. Having consistent standards is not a bar to scum-hunting.
Screw you. I gave the game quite a bit of my time at endgame even if it doesn't necessarily show in my posts; trusting Katsuki's words really wasn't unreasonable.MoI wrote:And excuse me if I trust implicitly your stance on playing to win given the way Magician Mafia unfolded.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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If I had a beer for every time someone said something like this to me, I'd have a lot of beers which I'd probably just have to throw away since I don't drink. I missed daytalk the first time around; I guess it wasn't where I'd expect it to be.camn wrote:Cogito: you are scum.
You are getting vigged tonight.
So just go drink a beer and let us grown folks figure out who your partners are!
I got daytalk from reading the rules. Don't try and act like you don't know about it... noone is falling for that.
I don't want to defend Twomz. I'm answering your question (not attacking it either, at most I'm making disparaging comments about your familiarity with pop-culture, not something you get lynched over). Snark is fun. And I trust SK not to put anything relevant into the flavour scenes (ie. like Twomz being religious).camn wrote:If he wanted to defend TWOMZ... Why not just come out and do it?
Why the snark? Why attack my question?
And aside from that, since when is this flavor set in Texas in 2002?
And if it WAS, then show me the god-flavor. That would be an appropriate answer.
Not sarcasm. That is the scum answer
P.S. Does it help if I mention I played under the moniker Steam-Powered Shovel in Dirty Dirty South Mafia? I remember ending up as one of your top suspects that game too before I got cleared by investigation.
I remember that game...that did not end prettily...Last edited by SaintKerrigan on Wed Dec 01, 2010 1:32 am, edited 1 time in total.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Sure, but that assumption is wholly unjustified.MoI wrote:Would you consider Mod confirmed Town alignment to not be a useful power, assuming ApCakes was in fact a Mason?
Then what's holding you back from making an argument to that effect?camn wrote:And I persist in my position that I TOTALLY SEE THE VALUE (esPECIALLY if they are unconfirmed)Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Forgot to answer this earlier - yes. That's what my "Sure" was intended to convey.MoI wrote:I’m asking – if the Neighbor is in fact Mod-confirmed would you not consider that a useful power when publicly claimed and thus something that could tactically help Town?
Nope. I find them suspicious and I know at least one other person who sees part of what I see.camn wrote:if Furry and MOI are scum, then they have already won this game. They are as town as the day is long.
You're not looking as town either, so that's no problem. And unless I'm wrong about whose alt you are, we both know you're plenty good at this.Furry wrote:Stop being paranoid. That was an unusally good scum game from me.
Is the old game the original Liten? Because I'm not sure why you'd expect my play to be similar to my first game back played under an alt.Furry wrote:The recent game was very different then my past CES-scum meta, and matches up closer to his play in this game then the old game.
I tend to think a 4-man scum group here. There isn't enough power to justify 5.MoI wrote:Anyone have any feel for what we are looking at? I’d say that the lack of raw power so far in flips pushes me to think 2 or 3 remaining scum over 4.
MoI wrote:I note of course you don’t say lynching the scummy good players … just the good players.
Now this is why I call scum-posting. Non-committally pushing accusations that have been shown to be wrong. Scum have Daytalk!MoI wrote:This is what some others have called coaching. Note he doesn’t suggest Feysal was scummy for fence-sitting and never voting … just that he needs to take a stand.
Do you really think I'd post something like that in-thread? Besides, scum have daytalk.MoI wrote:Possible veiled apology for bussing hard Day 2?
You go ahead and believe that; no one appears to have mentioned LMP dying before them. I have little faith in town applying that argument correctly.Thor wrote:Well...actually we'll just get to them quicker because scum will either kill them for being town or kill all the other town players and leave us wondering why they are still alive - so.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Anyway, although I have no clue as to camn's argument for neighbor claiming nor do I particularly expect it to be a good one, I feel claiming here has no real downside and I'm aware of the effect it's had on my posts, specifically when it came to apc and HackerHuck.
So, yeah, I'm a neighbor (Flavour: fuck buddies, pretty much). Katsuki and I got a one-shot recruit which we used Night 1 to add HackerHuck to our perverted pairing.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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I haven't been running with that tell. And it's not an omission; it was just implied. That's how I write.MoI wrote:It’s more valid a tell than CES’s “To Good to be Alive” tell he’s been running with. An unconscious omission coming from scum is a tell, BTW.
It's almost as if the content of that post was determined by what I was responding to.MoI wrote:@CES – You know what I see in 1006? Plenty of ‘Player X is good enough to be fooling people but I see through it’ and not much at all of ‘Player X is scum because of Y and Z’. Keep on keeping on with your Appeals to Proficency varient you are going for there.
Non-commital can be local as well as global. You wouldn't want to be associated with a discredited accusation, no?MoI wrote:If I was being non-commital I guess I wouldn’t be voting for Hacker, would I? Poor accusation there.
I was clearly talking about your "coaching" comment here. And I haven't addressed lots of boring stuff. Don't pretend this is special.MoI wrote:Also, what about Scum having Day-talk automatically eliminates scum from making bad posts like the one I highlighted? Here’s a hint – nothing. I also note that you don’t address that fact that Hacker pointed out two behaviors in Feysal that are indication of scum behavior but didn’t follow-up or challenge him at all. That’s classic soft-distancing between scum.
Except I'd never expect anyone to think me town over it (nor would anyone else; there's an obvious alignment-neutral explanation for that post). There's literally no scum benefit for it.MoI wrote:Nice exercise in WIFOM .. You'd never do that if I were scum.
Probably because it's hard to come up with a good justification for unnightkillability. And you don't accidentally coach.MoI wrote:Here's another question - if scum Daytalk was so powerful why did Square's flavor claim suck so badly? No-one has explained how that little fact meshes with scum Daytalk being the cure-all for in-thread slips like coaching and what-not.
Well, you should also go by my in-qt behaviour, but yeah, pretty much.MoI wrote:So your claim has no bearing on your alignment and we should just go by you in-thread behaviour, correct?
Katsuki suggested HH.Furry wrote:@HH and CES - Who pushed for the HH addition to the group?
I've never been suspicious of apathy. I did get a slight pro-town read from her qt posts.camn wrote:hen you first replaced into this game.. did you think Apathy might be scum? If so (or if not), did Apathy do or say anything in your QT to convince you otherwise?
We went for someone who was active, not too high profile and whom we could hopefully get a read on through the qt.camn wrote:ALso... what made you pick HackerHuck to join your group?
It's partially coincidence, but it certainly played a part. Not saying anything is after all the easiest way to not say anything dishonest or misleading while not giving away any role information.camn wrote:ALSOALSO... were you intentionally avoiding any mention of Apathy or Hacker in this game so far? Or is it coincidence that they are barely mentioned?
Where do you get tracker from?HH wrote:I was a little surprised when he flipped tracker, since I don't see how that role could clear anyone.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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N1: Suspicion of dana, N2: town read on LMP, MoI is scum (SO interaction, posturing, gut), N3: vague anti-Thor and Furry statement and she didn't like the scum doc-vigilante link thing.camn wrote:@The surviving neighbors - what thoughts/ideas was ApCup tossing around in the QT? I'd like a brief synopsis and whoever does it can be corrected by the other player if they think he missed/left out something.
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Well, your percentages earlier already gave an expected 1.4 scum which matches well with 2 scum total since I can easily imagine you thinking the group of {me, Furry, MoI} having an expected 0.6 scum among them. If you think there's one left, like I do, your estimates for likelihood of scumness are way too high.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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