A Gentleman's Game of Guile, Subterfuge, and Intrigue (Fin)
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Greetings gentlemen, and most humble apologies for my earlier tardiness.
I had been keeping my eye trained on the proceedings here via telescope for roughly one half of the soiree. As it stands, I will be checking the past ten pages of minutes as recorded herein, before offering my insight into the happenings and goings on.
I will try to accomplish this as soon as possible, gentlemen, but may not be able to do so until tomorrow or the following day. If there are any pressing matters that you would like to bring to my attention, please do so, and I will give it due consideration.
Yours sincerely,
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Incoming Collection of Most Observant Utterances
I have included any points that struck me about any dear gentlemen who are unfortunately no longer with us to give an idea of where I would have stood had I been fortunate enough to have been in attendance yesterday. Much of it can probably be skimmed over since it relates to early play, but will be posted for later reference if desired. I've prefaced the most important elements with asterixes.
Apok#68 - this gentleman seems somewhat like a rapscallion for pushing Imaginality when his opinion regarding TS as expressed around here was a fair one.
Caboose#98 - why this gentleman would spoil his ballot to leave the eclectic democratic process is something I will never understand - nor why he would not position himself against any other scoundrel is beyond me. Doing so completely reduces the pressure and velocity that may have built up earlier in the game.
SCreads as a true gentleman for #107
**Imaginalitystrikes me strongly as having gentlemanly concerns at his heart for his interrogations (#114 especially gave me such a feeling in my stomachregions)
*** I very much like the pressure on that dastardKrob, and he seems to be flailing under very little pressure, as has been mentioned by a number of players.
This slightly alters my opinion that Apok is a rapscallion, as he was one of the gentleman who contributed to this pressure.
*TSreads as a scoundrel through his posting, andSir Hoppster'sconcerns in this matter seem to me to be genuine.
SCbetrays my confidence in him a little for #151; his reasoning seems an excessively poor one for a shift in support.
Apokas above - moreso since Vezok did enter into vocal conflict with Kr0b, the absence of which was Apok's criticism.
Caboosenullifies my read of himself as a scoundrel for his #157.
*kr0breinforces the low opinion I hold of him with #202.
*Vezokcomes out worse for wear from his debates with TS; and indeed,Hoppsterbegins to look less genuine with his #208. I feel that this could unfortunately be coloured by a veracious isolated interest in TS (I know how difficult that can be to circumvent) but TS's "how have I hidden in the shadows" post is not fluff, but conversely, a rebuttal.
That said,Hoppster's#213 makes it clearer what his problem is, and his criticism now makes sense.
*** Post #225 byHoppsteris eyebrow raising. He spoils his ballot placed upon TS and then proceeds to submit his own name for ruination? The reason that he seems to offer is that the TS wagon might decrease velocity should he ever reach the brink of death? What-ho? I also find the question he asks disturbing - why need he ask "If I flip scum...?" if it's never going to happen?
#234 seems to showHoppsterpressuring other people only once his isolated focus has been commented upon.
TL&inHimhave been making their way through the conference rather silently. Many people commented on this and I am pleased.
*Inhim's#252 is somewhat concerning, depending on the alignments of certain other gentlemen (which, under the correct circumstances, could point to a scoundrel acknowledging a confluct between gentlemen?), but on the other hand, I find reason to smile when reading his #253 and #254 so I am willing to see what else this gentleman has to offer.
Indeed, #255 is very suspect byTS.Feysalwent on to call this action most gentlemanly which surprises me.
*Caboose#269 looks like a scoundrel using the "burden of proof" soundbyte as a tactic allowing him to weasel out of commenting on the TS carriage...
#333is most clearly an accidental revelation of TS' identity. I'd bet my top hat on it.
***Hoppster's#358 strikes me as a VERY gentlemanly request. If he was a rapscallion, he could have simply leant on the approaching deadline to have TS lynched very easily. He is now out and away holds my strongest confidence as a true gentleman.
RE: TS being involved in a most unfortunate scandal, and my top hat bet. Oh dear. I am glad that no one was around to take me at my word!
RE: 2 murders -- this is indeed a troublesome turn of events. I can see the possibility of one of those murders being the fault of a serial madman, or a maverick gun owner, and so I will wait and see what the rest of the conference offers in the way of clues and evidence.
***Lord_hur#417 - I react badly to his Hoppster ballot. It seems an easy place for a scoundrel to rally around, based on Hoppster leading a the unfortunate erroneous vengeance on TS, and lord_hur's campaign truly looks like one placed for the sake of ease.
As a sidenote,ToastyToastsis not quite so heinous since he mentions all players in his summary.
Lord_Hur#433 also sounds badly in my soul. "How could anyone else call my case weak?!" - is this a challenge to anyone who might "dare" question him?
Lord_hur#454 - you say that Sir Hoppster's Vezo ballot switch was intended as a misguided trap - what then do you make of him saying that it was in fact not a gambit, in that case?
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Gentlemanly
+++++ Sir Hoppster
++ imaginality
+ Feysal
Persisting with no extreme prejudice in either direction
Reya Cookiebringer (Apokalyptika)
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DemonHybrid (GMan)
Scoundrels
- inHimshallibe
-- ToastyToast (kr0b)
----- lord_hur (Caboose)
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Dear sir, your roguishness is more down to the scandal of your predecessor's play than anything you yourself have done since your arrival. Indeed, I would warrant that you have actually lowered the distaste I felt for your slot.
Your suspicions may well be genuine; only time shall tell. I do not declare that my listed suspicions are irrefutable and infallible, nor do they truly take any potential connections into account. These more subtle considerations are reserved for my future endeavours. I had simply wanted to give a very basic - one might say, surface - overview of my feelings about the attendees.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:This one positively baffles me.
He didn't comment on it until pressed further. He used the fact that burden of proof is on the one making the case to excuse this fact, when a simple comment would have sufficed. He maintained a fencesitting position through this tactic until it was commented on and disallowed.
lord_hur wrote:I was referring to votes like imaginality's hammer on Sir Twistedspoon, that apparently wasn't criticized by others than me despite its utter lack of reasoning. That someone would consider my case with contempt without questioning the many other votes in these minutes who were cast without any reason, or one reason that is rather indicative of bad play, strike me as quite unfair.
I see - in this case you are criticising hypocrisy; not the direct attacks on your own votes. Consider this matter settled.
lord_hur wrote:I'd be very interested. Can you direct me to the minutes? I will comment right after.
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lord_hur wrote:Sorry, but I think you are in the wrong. There was no fencesitting. He clearly said in his message #5 that he did not see any value in Sir Hoppster's attack, and this same #5 is the first time he is asked about his opinion on the case. Personally, I would not comment on a case I do not believe in, unless to attack its author (if there is reason to), particularly if I were making a case of my own (like Sir Caboose).
My good sir, surely you can see the difference between voicing a basic opinion on a case, and actually expressing one's feelings about it? This much should have been clear from Sir Hoppster's insistence - "why does it have no merit?" - in pursuing the matter. To simply dismiss a case but to not reveal why one would do so - 'tis most rougish, I dare say. To then refuse when asked explicitly and directly, to my mind, reveals your predecessor's true cowardice and your slot's innate murderous streak.
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:lord_hur wrote:I'd be very interested. Can you direct me to the minutes? I will comment right after.
Tis found here.
You were right. As you asked for what I would derive from the fact that I was wrong about it :
- from your point of view, I may have been lying to cover Sir V. Piraka (but that would be very stupid, since anyone could verify it at any time) ;
- from both yours and mine, Sir inHimshallibe could be guilty of putting too much trust in my affirmation, which can be viewed as alignment knowledge.
Do you feel Sir inOneoneshallbe's interest in your doubts about his line of thinking to be disproportionate to the interest he has in his line of thinking? To put the same in a different way, he had allegedly just found a line of enquiry that would lead him to catch an uncouth rapscallion redhanded in the act of most unpleasant trickery and misdirection; and you, sir, had expressed a means to undo his hard work. Would he not then be most intrigued as to what you may possibly have to say? Let us not forget that you yourself were the one who expressed a "burning" desire to speak up. Should there be a trap around, I do not wonder if it is you who are laying it.
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But enough of that balderdash. My main reason for asking was because you, sir, find Sir Hoppster to be a most probable candidate for a rapscallious vagabond. Thusly, I had to assume that you were using the word "trap" in its most menacing and malevolent meaning - a trap for the poor, innocent TS to fall into and suffer a fate most dreadful, worked at by a Deus Ex Machina to further his ends of lodge-domination. At first I was interested in whether or not the change in view of this noted ballot would garner any change in view of Sir Hoppster. But I have since realised, that a more pertinent question lies at the heart of this issue. Presumably, if Sir Hoppster is thought by you to be receiving his entertainment from killing off the guests of this most exhilarating soiree, then his own comments on the matter would hold no water for you? Your response could have been as simple as "the man is a liar and a beast, he eats his food with a spoon and I see no reason to listen to the misguiding words he most garrulously spouts forth!" And yet you admit your wrongdoings, acknowledge the lack of a link (that to my mind does not exist irregardless!) between you and Sir V. Zo, and deflect upon Sir inOne. You do not mention Sir Hoppster at all, beyond accepting the truthfullness of his intentions as expressed by his own good self. Sir, I find this to be most unnerving, and I hope that my own case of waterfall words has not obscured the cold, hard core of my concerns herein.
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- You find Sir Hoppster to be a most unsavoury rogue
- You claim he has laid out a hunter's trap
- He claims it was no such thing
- You immediately accept his explanation
Sir, I find this most unsatisfying.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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If you will permit me a moment of non-interrogative conversation, I would like to bring to your attention my true gentlemanly nature by sharing a set of images that I had commissioned many moons ago for use amongst a different gathering of people;
I dare say that if I could manoeuvre my hand with artistic flair and were not so fond of my bright lemonesque persona, I would sign my wage-slips and autographs with this striking resemblance.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:That... thing gave me quite a headache. Sorry, but I prefer clearer bullet-points :
Indeed these linguistic forays can be quite the mind-number.
lord_hur wrote:- I never said I was sure that Sir Hoppster is an imposter (I even said so in my case's message). If I had to use a scale, I would say he is at about 75%. Much to my dismay, he is still the highest, so I cast a ballot, because true gentlemen have to voice their doubts for the case to advance ;
You need not be "sure", the point I raise is valid even when you simply suspect the old chap. If you suspect him, it follows that you should suspect the words he says too. For what else does "suspect" mean?
lord_hur wrote:- I have personally used traps as a gentleman (on at least two occasions in my last game), so, bluntly, cut the "evil" stuff. I'm beginning to think you're trying to play on emotions, which is usually done by rogues.
My mistake, it seems that you suspect Sir Hoppster but believe this particular guile to be the game of a gentleman. Very odd indeed. If he is, to your mind, the most suspicious member of our collection, how then could you think his "trap" be intended for the betterment of our lodge? If you think he be a rogue, well then by god, his trickery must also be to that end!
The "evil" banter, my man, is done with the theme in mind. I do not really see what emotion I am appealing to here - fear? I doubt that members of the lodge will quiver at some light-hearted embellishment! I was simply expressing the above in more...shall we say, fanciful, terms.
lord_hur wrote:- Why would he lie about that, even if he is an imposter? Traps are a perfectly valid strategy for both sides. It only serves to provoke reactions that would not have happened. I would agree with you if it was to cover anything incriminating, but it is clearly not the case.
Trappings may well be perfectly viable for rogues and gentlemen alike. However they must, by definition, be to different ends. A gentleman's trap is intended to catch a rapscallion in the act of most heinous subterfuge; for a vagabond, his trap cannot aimed as such, for he would be catching his own chums. A vagabond's trap must be made with the intent of besmirching a true gentleman's name and honour. Should you be suspicious of Sir Hoppster, you would doubtless of seized upon this latter possibility; or perhaps theorised about a different reason for his quick ballot-shift - distancing, perhaps, or testing the proverbial waters of a Vezo wagon before being drawn inevitably back to TS. The fact you dismiss the scoundrel-motivation behind such shenanigans is also disconcerting.
lord_hur wrote:Your comment is equally bad about my answer on Sir inHimshallibe. You do not address at all what I have said. I could have been covering Sir V. Piraka, so he should have verified my deduction's credibility. He did not. It could be oversight (you can't expect town to verify *everything*), or it could be alignment knowledge. Basic logic, nothing else. It could have been a trap, but I did not intend it as such. I am not suspecting Sir inHimshallibe enough.
Are you suggesting that you ought to suspect him more; or that your lacking suspicions do not allow you to attempt to trap him?
My point about Sir inOneshallonebe is that you claim he may have alignment information at work in his considerations; but I claim that his eagerness to hear your opinion is understandable due to the circumstances surrounding his request. I was asking if you agree with this assessment or not, but I see that I needed to clarify my rampant tongue somewhat.
lord_hur wrote:In this post, I think you are guilty of appeal to emotion and bullshit logic. A reread of your predecessor is in order.
What is this uncouth speech?! I am shocked and appalled at your use of the scoundrel's vernacular.
I will restate my earlier question here: Which emotion do you feel my embellishment has appealed to?
I will add to it: Do you feel that my "logic" is reprehensible on purpose or through misguided zeal?THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:You need not be "sure", the point I raise is valid even when you simply suspect the old chap. If you suspect him, it follows that you should suspect the words he says too. For what else does "suspect" mean?
Preposterous. There is no innocence, only degrees of suspicion. In other words, I suspect everyone that has not been proved to be a gentleman. That does not mean I will go and question everything they say, or I would not be able to carry out any investigation, since I could not base any reasoning on anything. I only question affirmations that imposters would have a motivation in altering.
Now my dear sir,thisis misrepping (or perhaps strawmanning, I have never entirely understood that term but I believe it may be pertinent here). I did not say that you should question everything that every person should say; I merely indicate that you have good reason to question the words of your top suspect. I have also demonstrated ample motivation for scum to lay down a trap and not wish it to be thought of as such.
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:My mistake, it seems that you suspect Sir Hoppster but believe this particular guile to be the game of a gentleman. Very odd indeed. If he is, to your mind, the most suspicious member of our collection, how then could you think his "trap" be intended for the betterment of our lodge? If you think he be a rogue, well then by god, his trickery must also be to that end!
Yes, he did use this trap to obtain Sir Twistedspoon's death. There is, in my opinion, a 25% chance he did it as an honest mistake, and a 75% chance he did it with ill intent. What is your point?
Please recall that this whole argument is based on Sir Hoppster saying that he didnotvote Duke Vezo as a trap. My initial qualm is that you believed him when he said he was not trapping despite finding him suspicious, and now here, you are once again calling it a trap. My head is positively in a spin.
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:The "evil" banter, my man, is done with the theme in mind. I do not really see what emotion I am appealing to here - fear? I doubt that members of the lodge will quiver at some light-hearted embellishment! I was simply expressing the above in more...shall we say, fanciful, terms.
There was nothing fun, or light-hearted there. You depicted something that is not inherently scummy, as scummy. This is deceit, lying if you prefer, meant to present your... case... in a more favorable light, and to depreive me of the means of my defense.
If one should consider my doom-harbinger words as anything more than embellishment of a basic point, then he is free to quake as he sees fit for he is a fool and there is no teaching him. The point itself alone still stands as you being involved in a rougish act, beyond any "terrifying" language I employed: put plainly, you find Sir H suspect, yet found no reason to doubt his word of honour. With him as your top suspect, you should have realised the potential for suspicious intent in his actions (as you claim you do - at the rate of 75%), and it logically follows that you should then see the potential for misdirection in his voiced account of that action, which contradicts your own beliefs. If you think that there is a 75% chance that he trapped TS with ill intent, that is also thinking that there is a 75% chance that he was lying about it not being a trap in the first place, surely?
lord_hur wrote:It is as I said, which is not anywhere near either proposition. Thank you for clearly demonstrating (yet again) your uncanny ability to twist words.
I am afraid I was merely asking for confirmation. I do not understand what you are saying in the terms in which you have expressed them. Please, clarify.
[/quote]lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:I will restate my earlier question here: Which emotion do you feel my embellishment has appealed to?
I will add to it: Do you feel that my "logic" is reprehensible on purpose or through misguided zeal?
- I suggest you refer to the nearest encyclopedia : appeal to emotion rarely appeals to any emotion in particular. But you saw immediately what I meant : that you depicted something as dastardly (while it is not so), while linking me to it, and distancing yourself from it (so I appear as evil, and you as good). It is not logic, thus it does not stand well with me.
I believe that the act that I depicted was dastardly. I have expressed why that is, and how you have interacted in it. Moreover, I cannot be said to distance myself from something when it was not I who engaged in the activity in the first place.
[/quote]lord_hur wrote:- This is very hard to answer. It is like you are scraping at everything you can find, regardless of the value of the argument. This is an attitude typically associated with malevolent intent, but in some circumstances, I saw well-intended people using this tactic (much to my dismay, as for lying). So, I will reserve my judgement for now. I need to see more of your interventions, and to reread your predecessor's messages in this light.
I do not feel I am scraping; I feel that there are contradictions and I am pressing at them to see what I can garner from it.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Dear lord_hur, if I am repeating myself it is only because you are denying that the very opinions that I have held forth hold any water, when I have demonstrated on numerous occasions that they do. Please respond to the following crystallised points as they at least were direct questions;
AurorusVox wrote:If you think that there is a 75% chance that he trapped TS with ill intent, that is also thinking that there is a 75% chance that he was lying about it not being a trap in the first place, surely?
lord_hur wrote:It is as I said, which is not anywhere near either proposition. Thank you for clearly demonstrating (yet again) your uncanny ability to twist words.
I am afraid I was merely asking for confirmation. I do not understand what you are saying in the terms in which you have expressed them. Please, clarify.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:I meant that I do not suspect Sir inHimshallibe substantially more than the rest.
And this is regardless of your point about him seeming to "know" that you are a true gentleman, or what you have referred to as "alignment knowledge"?
Also, I hate to be impertinent here and yet I feel it is my duty to point out that Lord Toasty was saying that your point stuck out as scandalous, not mine, ergo his communique and stated opinions are quite in line. Perhaps you can reread the message in question, and tell me if you still think he is acting in your defence?THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:He pointed out a mistake, thus encouraged me not to do it again. This is help.
Dear lord! This would mean that any time one would make a case on another, he is helping them!
Incidentally, does this mean that you accept the accusation as a highlighting a valid mistake that you have made? That it was indeed you who were being "Incredibly antagonistic" and "attempting to undermine [my] arguments with this"?THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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But why, sir, would it make you look rougish if it was, in fact, a correct proposition?
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imaginality wrote:These past couple of pages have been stodgily unappetising and difficult to digest.
I apologise for my hand in that, sir. I am ordinarily verbose, and this most gentlemanly tongue is exacerbating that to perhaps overwhelming degrees.
imaginality wrote:I feel the best way to increase the illumination is to build on the pressure being applied, and to that end,
Vote: lord hurto add weight to this wagon.
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And my point thus has the additional purpose of conveying how you look scandalous not due to reactionary "OMGUS" attacks as you claim to have feared, but to something else entirely.
Ergo, you have turned the "mistake" that you accept into somethingother thanthe "mistake" that was first expressed.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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lord_hur wrote:Scum :
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
Town, 100% mislynch rate :
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go ***
Town, 66% mislynch rate :
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... er_sort=Go
Incidentally, one of those previous parlour games that you've referenced as me belonging to a gentleman's class (I've asterixed it) is in fact a game in which I paraded as a scandalous rogue. I find it most interesting that the following gentleman's games didn't make it onto your list, considering that there are some glorious examples of verboseness contained within them:
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... er_sort=Go
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... er_sort=Go
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... er_sort=Go
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... er_sort=Go
Perhaps skewing the data in your favour, hmm?
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lord_hur wrote:That he was on Twistedspoon's can then also be explained by his below-par town play, not only by him being scum.
What does this mean? I am positively baffled, as I wasn't around yesterday to cast a ballot for TS's immediate execution or otherwise.
lord_hur wrote:From his meta, he looks quite smart, so I have trouble making sense of these walls of nonsense, except as an overconfident scum. Judging from his posts when he wins as scum, he looks quite smug about his abilities as scum (with reason, it seems), so I can picture him jumping on my wagon and never letting go, confident in his ability to grind me with his walls of text despite his arguments wearing thin.
After I had discovered Fate to be most ungentlemanly in "Advance Wars Mafia 2.0", I pursued it with dogged determination despite the fact that I lacked support from the rest of the gentleman's gathering; and thus, if anything, tunnelling can be a slight gentlemantell for me. I don't think you'll find me to have tunnelled excessively on any one person as a rogue, unless they were my scumbuddy in the case of Umbrage in "High Seas". And anyway, my communiques may be balderdash to you, but they make perfect sense to me.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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DEFCON 1.0 presented rogues against knaves...people just happened to be in possession of nuclear weaponry, is all. But pray tell, why include Stars Aligned if you only intend to use confrontations with standard mechanics? I ask this because in SAIII, any gentleman could give into his primal urges andbecome a serial killer.
As for my record, yes, I am often erratic and vote for multiple people, but I'm also often on the right track;
I agree that I vote for gentlemen more often than rapscallions, but that's because I like my vote being active - unless I find someone who I'm sure is scum, in which case I'll pursue it for as long as I find it pertinent to do so. I have WIFOM'd my way out of scum lynches before, and I aim not to repeat that mistake again!Spoiler: A. Vox's True Knave-Voting HistoryTHE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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As for who I find suspicious besides yourself, I have had my eye on Toasty and inhim since my re-read, but their presence has been...shall we say...less than optimum for the developing of those reads. I have noticed a number of people slipping onto your wagon - should you be town, then you can rest assured that my eye will be cast in their direction with more diligence.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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That ballot puts lord_hur at the brink of a hanging. If any gentleman has an intention of hastening his demise, then he should so declare it so that our guest here can present us with documents of identity.
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AurorusVox wrote:imaginality wrote:I feel the best way to increase the illumination is to build on the pressure being applied, and to that end,
Vote: lord hurto add weight to this wagon.
Do you currently find lord_hur to be of a scandalous nature, or is discovering your feelings as regards his allegiance that the aim of your ballot?
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lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox asking for a claim, why am I not surprised?
Please try harder to twist the words that I spake.
I said that should anyone desire to exacerbate your situation (i.e. hammer you) then they should declare it so that we have time for a revelation of identification document (claim) before sending you to the gallows. I in no way asked outright for your documents; I only asked for themin the event of someone wanting to finish you off.
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Snatching a taste of that most glorious technology, known as "internet," for a few brief moments before setting off on the road that will eventually take me to my familial function. I will now point out why lord_hur is indeed a rogue;
Instead of trying to turn the tables on my case through the game itself, he is now pointing to inaccurate "meta" information, which is nowhere near as reliable as the information he could garner from this game itself. He is engaged in a terrible dance wherein he will refuse to call me scum because that would ruin his precious meta case. He also ignores my rebuttal to his heinous accusations, and does not stop to consider what an "average" % of scum votes over a player's entire game history would be. I do not have that data to hand, but I can presume it would not make favour his case.
lord_hur wrote:4. AurorusVox's meta says about 95% of the people he votes for (as scum and town) are town, since he's a terrible hunter.
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lord_hur wrote:- You're 70% scum in my opinion, so cut that bullshit about "dancing" ; and it doesn't ruin my meta, since you vote for town both as town and scum ;
Sir, if you gave this process of "meta" the due attention that it deserved, you'd find that I in fact bus my buddies rather frequently.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Moreover, your selection of data is skewed. If I am killed off N1 in a number of games as a gentleman, what's the average for scum lynches on D1? What about anti-town third parties, do they not count? If I vote for someone but the rest of town do not follow it through, and that person happens to be scum, why does that not count in my favour? If I vote for someone and then convince myself I am wrong, does that not speak favourably for my gut instinct?
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AurorusVox wrote:If I vote for someone and then convince myself I am wrong, does that not speak favourably for my gut instinct?
^should have continued to read:
AurorusVox wrote:If I vote for someone and then convince myself I am wrong, when in fact I was correct, does that not speak favourably for my gut instinct, and indicate that it is instead only later, when I let my head dictate, that I may falter?
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ToastyToast wrote:AV: Who do you think lord_hur is scum with? You were tunneling a bit.
At the moment, I'm not sure, because of the amount of lurking going on has meant a lot of players are floating at null, or they're individually scummy for active lurking without allowing us to draw connections. I acknowledge that I've been tunnelling and will do a proper read-through-since-I-replaced-in and/or a string of ISOs when I get the chance. I remember imaginality did something naughty earlier (dodged questions as far as I can remember), and thinking about it, I wouldn't be surprised if lord_hur voted him for distancing (especially when he sounds so sure that I'm scum but won't vote for me - what other purpose could his imaginality vote serve?) That's where I'll be focussing first.
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lord_hur wrote:Sorry. The one vote I like the *least* is AurorusVox's. I don't like gut votes, as there is no way to determine is they are genuine or not, so they are utterly anti-town. And on top of that, he brought it up well after his vote. So basically, i can picture it being : "oh well, I have no reason to vote for this guy except that he's being attacked by everyone, so I'll just latch at him with walls of doom until he gives in. Damn, he's resisting, I need to find something else. Hmm, he brought up my history of town voting... *browses* yeah I remember, I let that guy off the hook because my reasoning sucked, but I was right at first! Hey, I can use gut voting as an excuse, it makes total sense given my history, and you can't unprove it anyway!".
Excuse me, but I've been making cases on you along with my vote. The ONLY person who was "attacking" you at the time I voted was Hoppster. This isextrememisrep - how can my vote be "gut" but also a "wall"? Are you honestly saying all I said in those walls was "Yeah, it's gut"? Really? You're saying those entire "Walls of Doom" contained zero reasons? By jove, you've basically nailed your own coffin shut.
Where have I said I need to find anything else to justify my vote? My vote was justified before you misrepped my voting history. And my reasoning never sucked when I voted scum (how could it?) - I said that I WIFOM'd my way out of it. I.e. I read him as scum, then thought about it too much and argued my self away (this is my common problem as town - Feysal might recall I caught a lot of flak for arguing both sides in SAIII). I'm tunnelling now because I'm trying to change that. Dogged persistence, what ho!
lord_hur wrote:Town (at least, as I play as town) would have thought they have not enough against me, and, at least, looked for an alternative wagon. Only scum would stick to a very promising wagon with teeth and claws, changing completely their voting reason on the way (especially for something as despisable as gut voting), and tunnelling as if there was no other player.
Why would I go to an alternative wagon when you're scum? "AV can only be town if he changes his vote" - uh, nthx. And what? Where have I changed my voting reason? Show me?
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Hoppster wrote:As much as I agree with what you're saying, the tone of this post is reading to me as scum who feels he has been caught out for a completely wrong reason.
^QFT.
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jilynne1991 wrote:Just out of curiosity, why don't we lynch vezok? He seems to not help much even if he is town, and if he's scum, yay!
This has already been addressed by others explaining why its a bad idea. But.
Do you think vezok is likely to be scum? Do you think he helps more or less than Cookiebringer?
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Feysal wrote:No, that was L-1. Next vote would be the hammer, so don't. I have a town read on Lord Hur, and I really don't want to lynch one of our few members who actively contributes.
I don't like the second part of your reasoning. Why should wefocuson lynching people who contribute less? Is lurking a scumtell for you, or is it null? If you think we're engaged in TvT, do you think that lord_hur isn't misrepping me in places? Because I sure do, and that's a sure marker of scum in my opinion.
Also; "so don't" rubs me up the wrong way. Why is your town read worth more than five peoples' scumreads?
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lord_hur wrote:Exactly. Zero reasons. I affirm every reason you gave was crap, and I never lie as town.
I offered PLENTY of reasons...
lord_hur wrote:And I said gut, because you said you would lynch me no matter what. It is illogical, so it is gut (or scummy intent, but it's hard to tell one from the other).
...therefore it's not gut.
It's like me turning around now and saying "lord_hur, your entire case is gut and thus not valid". That's not how this works.
ALSO, I'd like to point out. You say you're 70% sure I'm scum...but you can't tell if it's gut or scummy intent? Ha, yeah, okay scum.
I also never said I'd lynch you no matter what. Keep misrepping.
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:Where have I said I need to find anything else to justify my vote? My vote was justified before you misrepped my voting history. And my reasoning never sucked when I voted scum (how could it?) - I said that I WIFOM'd my way out of it. I.e. I read him as scum, then thought about it too much and argued my self away (this is my common problem as town - Feysal might recall I caught a lot of flak for arguing both sides in SAIII). I'm tunnelling now because I'm trying to change that. Dogged persistence, what ho!
Tunnelling is anti-town. Period. Good town always look for alternatives, because they know that they can be wrong. Saying you're sure that someone is scum is immensely presomptuous. I myself typically vote for 2 or 3 persons before I commit to a lynch (mainly because I'm always very active, so I analyze and vote fast).
Nice dodge scum. I asked you where I said I needed extra reasons. I also asked you and notice you didn't reply where I said my reasons for finding you scummy had changed.
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lord_hur wrote:Whatever. I just said this to clarify my stance about you when I flip town.
What ho? So, they possess the attributes of reasons now, but won't have that formality at a later date?
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:I also never said I'd lynch you no matter what. Keep misrepping.
Yes you did :
AurorusVox wrote:I said that I WIFOM'd my way out of it. I.e. I read him as scum, then thought about it too much and argued my self away (this is my common problem as town - Feysal might recall I caught a lot of flak for arguing both sides in SAIII). I'm tunnelling now because I'm trying to change that. Dogged persistence, what ho!
You do say there that you will not change your vote for whatever argument you may find in my favor.
No, not in the slightest, sir.
I'm saying forthwith that I'm not letting you wriggle free. If there was a decent argument for not running you up the proverbial, then I would not submit a ballot in favour of that action. I am saying that it will take a strong, solid argument to change my mind; and I have not yet seen such.
lord_hur wrote:AurorusVox wrote:Nice dodge scum. I asked you where I said I needed extra reasons. I also asked you and notice you didn't reply where I said my reasons for finding you scummy had changed.
I explained what I think your reasoning was, so no more explanation was needed.
You have failed to supply the required information because it does not exist.
I notice that lord_hur professes that he "does not care," but also conveys to us that he cares enough to be "bitter" that he's getting lynched "as town".
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Sorry dear fellow guests, I have been piled under a truckload of volumes recently, and have had little time for frivolities. Here are my most recent musings;
jilynne1991 wrote:I don't know why, but something about Feysal leads me to conclude that Lord_hur is townie.jilynne1991 wrote:Right now, you're kind of leaning scum for me...but Feysal's got me pretty well convinced.
Baroness Jilynne, can you please clarify how certain you are of lord_hur being a dastardly rogue? On the one hand, your posts seem to say with some considerable strength ("conclude", "pretty well convinced") that you believe him to be a true gentleman; yet on the other, you sound unsure and in fact find him a rapscallion ("I don't know why", "kind of leaning scum") - plus, it should of course be noted that you are still voting for him.
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Hoppster wrote:It's a rather abrupt change from me, I'll admit that, but I am thinking perhaps it would be better to send Reya Cookiebringer to the firing squad.
If there is no support to get lord_hur swinging today - and by that I mean wehonestlycannot cobble together the required ballots - then I will offer my hand in this matter.
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Feysal wrote:AurorusVox [url=https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?p=3088372#p3088372]#657[/url] wrote:I don't like the second part of your reasoning. Why should wefocuson lynching people who contribute less? Is lurking a scumtell for you, or is it null?
Definitely a scumtell. I've been part of enough many towns that lost because of infighting to say this. One good example is Cold War Mafia which just ended, where both scum teams spent day one lurking, while the town was tearing its own guts. I also know that I tend to lurk myself as scum, since I can't seem to summon the same enthusiasm as when I'm town.
I myself find the lurking to be null, since I have seen numerous townies do as much, and have found myself sparse for time in many occasions. I can see the logic behind lurking as scum, but I feel that it would be imprudent to ignore the (il)logic of lurking as town also. That said, as I expressed to Sir Hoppster, Reya is a fine compromise vote if we truly cannot see lord_hur in the gallows.
Feysal wrote:Also, on the site I moved here from, there is an epidemic of suspecting and lynching active players, and I'm seeing the same symptoms here. Active players such as Lord Hur tend to stand out, especially if they have controversial ideas or suspects, and may end up being wrongly suspected simply because of it. Add confirmation bias and plain stubbornness, and you have the makings of a mislynch. By that point all you need is some lazy townies or scum to vote with the majority.
I fully understand the doubts here, yet I am truly convinced he is a rogue, as opposed to myself being stubborn. From your point of view, I can see why that might be frustrating, should you truly be a gentleman with a gentleman's read on lord_hur.
AurorusVox [url=https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?p=3088372#p3088372]#657[/url] wrote:If you think we're engaged in TvT, do you think that lord_hur isn't misrepping me in places? Because I sure do, and that's a sure marker of scum in my opinion.
Feysal wrote:Fair enough, you can suspect him if you think his trust implied knowledge of Hoppster's alignment, but I don't think this was a misrep.Feysal wrote:Still, I have to grant you that you did give some reasons for your vote in the same post you voted, so perhaps this one is a mild misrep, though I don't think it is nearly so extreme.
I acknowledge these responses and settle for agreeing on a difference of opinion.
Feysal wrote:Your past performance is not a reliable indicator either way on whether you've caught mafia now.
I can agree with this much. I did feel that lord_hur was trying to smear me by picking through my voting record, and I was keen to indicate back to him that should one wish to be selective with their searchings, one can paint anyone in any light. "There are lies, damned lies, and statistics" after all.
Feysal wrote:If you say you're persistently tunnelling him that is not so far from the truth. Deadline is in six days, and apart from Lord Hur, we seem to have no potential lynches to speak of.
Well I truly believe that there is a significant difference between pursuing someone whilst seeing nothing to deflect you from your path; and saying that you will ignore everything raised against you and your ideas of that person being a rapscallion.
Feysal wrote:Perhaps I should try to remedy that:
Vote: imaginality
I just read through his posts, and there is not all that much there. He agreed with the vezokpiraka policy lynch, made the case on kr0b (incidentally, this means that it is very unlikely for both him and kr0b/ToastyToast to be mafia), defended Twistedspoon with meta, but ended the day by sealing his execution. It is this last action that seems most peculiar, and today he has been mostly inactive. His V/LA ended two days ago, and he has not been seen since.
Can I ask why imaginality over the Cookie Monster? Reya has "not been seen" for much longer.
Feysal wrote:AurorusVox [url=https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?p=3088372#p3088372]#657[/url] wrote:Also; "so don't" rubs me up the wrong way. Why is your town read worth more than five peoples' scumreads?
It's mine. The five other people can be wrong, or they can be scum. What would be the point of having town reads if I just let them be lynched without comment? I could be wrong myself of course, but that is no reason to blindly follow the majority. Maybe at deadline if there was no better choice, but we're not there yet.
I will explain why this "rubbed me up the wrong way"; I have fears with the post I responded to in the quote herein, that it was a working example of the process known as Impersonating a Saintly Gentleman at War; or "White Knighting". If lord_hur flips town, you would naturally look excellent by extension. Your "1 vs 5" stance here conveys you as a hero, and being solely responsible for preventing a mislynch - should it be as much, that is. Of course, this is but one interpretation of events. I am not entirely convinced that it's an accurate assessment myself, but it has been one of the first twinges of repugnance that I have felt for your communications, and I had wanted my voice to be heard, lest I should perish before the morrow.
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lord_hur wrote:He asks me why I messaged it anyway if I found it suspcious. I then answered that it is because he thought that would be seen as "OMGUS", and then he attacks me again saying that it was not what Sir Toastytoast suspected me of, while it is clearly not what he asked of me.
I know that this matter is beside the point now, but my whole argument with this line of questioning was that you claimed that you knew you were acting suspiciously, and used that foreknowledge to neuter Toasty's accusation against you, saying that you were a true gentleman behind the rougishness of your post that TT had discerned; and yet, ToastyToast found you suspicious for something else. As such, your perception of you coming across as a rapscallion due to "Oh Good Heavens, You Are Most Incompetent!" (OGHYAMI) was meaningless is addressing TT's suspicions. That is to say, I perceive you as trying to draw attention away from the different, legitimate displeasure that TT felt towards your play by pointing at something else entirely. And that is why I cursed at you for a break with TT's original suspicions.
lord_hur wrote:lord_hur wrote:It could have been a trap, but I did not intend it as such. I am not suspecting Sir inHimshallibe enough.
Sir AurorusVox is obviously very smart. How could he not understand that this means I did not suspect inHimshallibe enough to try to trap him? Yet, he questions me about it, making two propositions that are not like what I said.
Perhaps too smart in this instance, I fear. "I am not suspecting Sir inHimshallibe enough" is not a (fully) grammatically correct sentence; if we read that sentence in isolationas it isit could indicate that you feel that you should suspect him more - hence my questioning.
lord_hur wrote:@AurorusVox: I am in the process of possibly reevaluating my stance towards you, sir. And... er... I indeed apologize for the tone of some of the answers I gave you, if you are a true gentleman. Anger and frustration had, I fear, too much of a grasp on me. I have a few questions for you, if you will answer them:
- Did you ever use traps as town?
- Do you have any way for me to ascertain your willingness to pursue doggedly your suspects, before or during your lenghty attack at me? Or maybe in a previous lodge?
1) I most certainly do. I believe my string of questions about why you felt you were suspicious was a sort of trap. However, my concern with you was not to do with the act of trapping or otherwise. It was with you being suspicious of Sir Hoppster, and yet immediately believing his word when he said it was not a trap.
2) I spent most of TxtMafia ranting about Chamber being scum but was wrong (one of my worst games) so I know it has its drawbacks; I honed in on ExeCultLeader (thought he was scum though, oops) and tried to get him lynched (town insisted on mislynching someone else) in CvM mafia which was the first baby steps of the doggedness; I thought I'd caught Fate out as scum with my ability (it wasn't anything too concrete, just some things were slightly off with when abilities were claimed to have been used) in Advance Wars, and though he claimed SpecialFateGambittz + bussedbothhis partners with fake cop reports + no one else wanting to lynch him, I still stuck at it until he killed me off (and yeah, he was scum). Gradual progression.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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I think any gentleman who is indeed willing to run lord_hur up the gallows should make that intention clear by signing their ballot now, or indicate as much if lord_hur reaches the liminal space of a hanging.
Then, if there are not enough people by (sometime to be decided between 5th and 6th June), we can organise to do away with the rapscallion in charge of the Cookies.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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jilynne1991 wrote:If you guys don't mind, sorry, but I'd like to unvote Lord_hur, since I hate lynching unless logic and my gut feeling tells me too...
M'lady, you need not our permission. If you want to revoke your ballot of lord_hur, then do so posthaste and ink your vote upon someone else's name, but be prepared to accept the consequences of your actions for yourself. The way you're asking makes it look as though you wish to say, "Oh, but you guys said it was okay!", which does not sit well with me.
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lord_hur wrote:2. It gives info to scum. For example, if I were to claim cop, I would surely die next night, while if I were to claim vanilla townie, they would kill someone else, increasing the chance a power role dies.
Sir, I'm surprised that you did not claim that the above was part of your breadcrumbing.
Nevertheless, I find it hard to believe that your comment about VIs being "unreadable" was a legitimate investigation-crumb, considering it only came about because Jilly didn't know what you meant by "unreadable" in a previous post. I think that if you had really wanted to crumb your investigation report, you would have taken the initiative yourself, not waited until someone happened to ask about VIs.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Sir, I recalled that post because I went back to look at the context of your Vezo-investigate crumb in your ISO to see how soon into the day you tried to reveal your information. I searched "unreadable" and that post I quoted was the first to come up.
Moreover, I quite clearly say that I find it hard to believe that you used that post as aninvestigationcrumb. Why, then, do you react as though I said anything different?
Nevertheless, it seems that in my ISOing, I inferred a post requesting clarification where none existed. That those two posts came immediately one after the other with no prompting lends an element of credence to your argument. I still would have believed it more had the post come earlier, but that is of little consequence at the moment.
I am willing to be persuaded to cast my ballot with Reya's name marked, going into the night, if the support for executing this fellow withers with his claim. What say you, lodge?THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Dearest inOne; I have been treating Sir Hoppster as though he has practically confirmed gentleman status due to his request for a deadline extension near the end of the first day. His lynch target was the leading horse-drawn carriage at the time and as a rogue he could have kept exceedingly quiet and allowed a deadline flurry of activity to see the (mis)lynch through with little worry or problem.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Restated at your behest;
AurorusVox wrote:jilynne1991 wrote:I don't know why, but something about Feysal leads me to conclude that Lord_hur is townie.jilynne1991 wrote:Right now, you're kind of leaning scum for me...but Feysal's got me pretty well convinced.
Baroness Jilynne, can you please clarify how certain you are of lord_hur being a dastardly rogue? On the one hand, your posts seem to say with some considerable strength ("conclude", "pretty well convinced") that you believe him to be a true gentleman; yet on the other, you sound unsure and in fact find him a rapscallion ("I don't know why", "kind of leaning scum") - plus, it should of course be noted that you are still voting for him.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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._." Goodness gracious...
lord_hur...if you did indeed investigate me last night, you should know how awful I'm feeling right now. At least you have maintained your town-lynch record
Time to analyse your carriage. Surely there were scum encouraging me to pursue your death fully, whilst maintaining a quiet attitude themselves. These rapscallions will be weeded out!
Farmer Vezok
Cleared of all wrongdoing a'la lord_hur's lack of incrimination.
Baron Feysal
Labouring under the False Pretence of a Holy Gentleman at Arms or Truly Concerned and Gentlemanly Citizen? I am finding Feysal hard to read, because he appears so clearly gentlemanly that I am harbouring suspicions. Point of reference is Wickedestjr in SAIII, whom I protected from death two nights in a row, despite him being a terrible knave - and I slowly began to doubt his credentials as the match of wits continued until my own untimely demise. I am gaining similar feelings here. Okay, scratch that, Feysal gives off major gentleman tells for voting Imaginality here; as scum, he could simply attach himself to the Reya wagon.
Sir Hoppster
I still read this slot as heavily town. His attention shift to Vezok when lord_hur is at L-1 is a towntell. His attempt to divert the wagon onto Reya yesterday prior to a claim from lord_hur also scores him a plethora of gentlemanly accolades. Having a history of voting lord_hur would have allowed him to leave his vote in place and secure a claim, in my humble opinion.
The Right and Honourable ToastyToast
He maintains support for the carriage during the walled battle of wits; seems to ride it as an easy carriage, I do not see much from him that sticks out greatly over the course of the day. He does ask for a claim early (i.e. before a gentleman had declared an intention of taking up a labourers tool and applying it to lord_hur), and does so in a half-hearted fashion; still harps on about the TS stuff from D1...is there not anything better to discuss about Hoppster by this point? Thing is I liked his points against lord_hur wrt to me; though he then goes on to say he'll look at me more today, despite contributing on my side throughout mine and lord_hur's war of words. He also fails to mention looking closer at imaginality, despite imaginality being the focus of lord_hur's vote. Now he tries to getTWOclaims for the price of one. I mentioned this yesterday and said I did not like it, and I'll mention it again.
Colonel Imaginality
Despite his military achievements, I find Imaginality to be extremely yellow-bellied, not joining the carriage due to true feelings of rougishness on lord_hur's part but because it is the leading wagon. He continues to display his cowardice here by striking his ballot clean - knowing it was a mislynch and wishing to gain a safe distance, as from a soon-to-detonate grenade? Then again, as a rapscallion, why not leave his vote and demand documents of identity? Wow, this was a long absence, and he returns just in time to contribute to a lurker's wagon when he himself has been lurking. He also completely avoids answering questions asked of him earlier in the thread, when he does return to post.
inOneShallOneBe
Similar to Feysal, he maintains distance from the popular carriage despite appearances of not being caught up. He seems to develop that read later at least. Odd that both Feysal and inOne found me decidedly gentlemanly despite both disagreeing with my attack on lord_hur (imaginality goes as far as to call my posts ":good:" whilst presumably believing them to be entirely misguided). I doubt that these two gentleman are knaves-in-arms; one or the other, at the very least, and after re-reading yesterday's interactions, I would lean inOne as the rogue of the pair if there is indeed one. Doesn't like Reya but never really mentions Imaginality, not to mention most of inOne's posts are "catching up, brb", one after another after another...Now, look here. There is clearly support for a Reya wagon, and lord_hur is at L-1, saying he will only claim should someone indicate a willingness to do away with him; in rides inOne, claiming he will hammer. Since lord_hur was a townread of his, with the support for the Reya lynch rather clear, I would have expected something different - it now looks as though he was fishing for the claim!
Dame Jily
She seems to be very much in a tizzy. She has bad gut feelings about me but reads me as town; I demonstrated later in the day her potential fence-sitting wrt: lord_hur's scumminess. I could see her as a newly ordained knave trying to give nothing away by being evasive; or I could read her as a newly ordained gentleman struggling to cement her reads. I understand the irony of this Janus-faced assessment, but as in poker, newer players tend to be harder to read because they do not respect convention! Surprisingly, here she claims that she relies a lot on gut...but why then did she not follow her gut suspicions of me?
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Assessment of rapscallions:
::KNAVE:: Imaginality - InOneshallonebe --- ToastyToast --------- Jily ---- Feysal ------------------ Hoppster --- Vezok ::GENTLEMAN::
Corresponding casting of a ballot:
Vote: ImaginalityTHE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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I make that 3 pseudovotes on Imaginality now.
'tis entirely possible for the vig claim to come from an odd-night SK, let us not forget. Do not yet clamour to heap confirmed town status upon whomever should make that claim - after all, were TheLonging or StrangerCoug what one might consider "good" vigilante shots? I cannot say with any certainty.
But I agree that the additional shooter should make themselves known. T'would help immensely in narrowing our suspect pool.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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I can certainly understand that Mme. Jilynne looks like a true Dame from her revelation of Imaginality's identity. But I have masqueraded as a rapscallion and confirmed a friendly neighbour before, and though I agree that she may be too new to handle it in a non-transparent way, we should not preclude the possibility outright. She is not a lynch target today by any stretch of the imagination, but regardless, I had wanted to gauge SirHoppster's reasoning - he is essentially declaring that this as much as confirms her as town.
I know that I shouldn't be on Toasty's list, as I am not scum. But I want to know why HE believes so strongly that I do not belong there, especially given his vow to look at me in more depth upon a lord_hur townflip.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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ToastyToast wrote:AV, why do you have such a high opinion of Hoppster?
I've stated this numerous times now. Asking for a deadline extension was a sure towntell, as was looking for alternative lynch candidates to lord_hur before forcing lord_hur to claim - as opposed to you, asking for two claims >_>
ToastyToast wrote:The revelation of imaginality being town actually puts Jilynne in his scum category.
Where do I say this?
ToastyToast wrote:Their reasons for killing lord_hur are quite obvious. He was a claimed cop, and that cop found all 3 of them suspicious.
Claimed cop makes a good kill for any scum. I told lord_hur to investigate me so if there'd been a doctor, I was putting myself at a huge risk if I was scum.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Huh. I could've sworn there were more players left than that.
Well. It just means InOne + Toasty are scum for sure, then. I really can't see a Feysal/Jily/Hoppster scumteam. One of them, sure. Strike Hoppster out for now, there's no way I'm lynching him today without reason.
If the Vig (or SK) claims, we'll be on 4/8 confirmed town, with 3/4 remaining being scum...unless Vezok is the vig (or SK) >_>" That'd suck.
Well. I motion for the vig (or SK) to claim. Pretty sure we can keep a confirmed town alive every day from here on out.THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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With Messrs. Vezok and Imaginality as confirmed genteel, the rogues have got night kills lined up for the next few nights anyway. I remain stalwart in my favour of the "Gentleman Possessing an Antique but Useable Firearm" claiming for such reasons.
Expressing of opinion before the actuality of the event: Imaginality and Jily are devillish rogues, aided perhaps by the mastermind that is Feysal, and my two favourite residents for the gallows are both true gentlemen. /sighTHE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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I understand that point. It seems to be a Catch-22 situation, however;
-Should we misjudge the fellow we send to the gallows, if the vigilante retains ammunition he is our only chance to maintain equilibrium with the rogues and should remain hidden as such
-But revealing himself will reduce the chances of misjudgement and thus negate the need for a successful shot tonight
I will alter my previous request;
"If the shooter has another shot remaining, he should keep himself hidden for fear of interference tonight.
If the shooter has run out of ammunition, he would do well reveal himself due to being essentially no more than a regular gentleman at this juncture and the clearance would help considerably."
Does this seem a favourable corollary?THE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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Ladies and Gentlemen;
To prevent this delightful soiree from stagnating, could people be as kind as to indicate by means of a pseudovote who they would be voting for a this moment?
I.e.Were I not terrified of rogues capitalising on a misplaced ballot, I would be voting for:
Then we can keep track of who is closest to a lynch and continue analysing carriages.
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I will begin:
Were I not terrified of rogues capitalising on a misplaced ballot, I would be voting for: inOneShallOneBe
Presumably, with Feysal only listing inOne as a suspect, plus Toasty's own legitimate vote, that gives us:
Pseudovote count
inHimshallibe (3) - ToastyToast, Feysal, AurorusVox
Toasty (1) - inHimshallibeTHE LEMON LIVES! - Cabd- AurorusVox
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