for uselessly complex hydra name which I will not be superscripting ever
Hello other people I know, this playerlist is quite strange.
V/LA for the next 46-ish hours.
This I disagree with on the basis that questioning of reasons can be an excellent way to get out of RVS what with accusations of defensiveness and off behavior. The other stuff is valid points though.In post 21, ² wrote:Nobody has to ask "why?" when they are voted or otherwise flinch at the attention a vote brings because it's just RVS.
Honestly Town in that game were a pile of poo, so I'm not sure how much that had to do with it.In post 31, A_Stone wrote:Some evidence of this kind of thing being used to the Scum's advantage is a game that I had to miss out on which was Micro 117: The Longest Micro. In which theslimer claimed scum midgame, something that she/he always seemed to do as town, which made her look townie and she won a perfect scum victory.
Well that makes two of us thenRachMarie wrote:Just cause I am not a morning person
It was at least 75% joking, but yeah, I'd forgotten that.In post 34, A_Stone wrote:Well, you did acknowledge that Slimer was Town because she did that... Unless I misread
I post this and not ONE PERSON (or 2 people) EVENIn post 42, goodmorning wrote:Who's cheapvoting? My vote is 100% serious.
I don't plan to, seeing as it is.
He made a space pun. That's your definition of over-reasoning? Interesting.In post 112, syndromeofatown wrote:his RVS vote seems... overreasoned I guess would be the word?
Was a failed reaction test, as kinda brought up in whatever post it was that I got pissed off that nobody mentioned it. I think I've tried reaction testing onsite about three or four times and this is yet another failure in the chain of failures.In post 118, ² wrote:In post 42, goodmorning wrote:It was at least 75% joking, but yeah, I'd forgotten that.In post 34, A_Stone wrote:Well, you did acknowledge that Slimer was Town because she did that... Unless I misread
Who's cheapvoting? My vote is 100% serious.RVS is srs bznz.
LAWL HIIn post 117, thenewearth wrote:And GM is still V/LA from what I know.
Interesting.In post 127, Mr E Roll wrote:When I first read Stone’s RV I thought it was based on him thinking 2’s posts were “spaced out”. I totally missed the avatar connection until he pointed it out. I wonder if Syndrome is finding the double meaning “over reasoned”?
1. I don't see a reason not to vote.In post 173, ² wrote:If there isn't a reason not to vote, you should vote. If there isn't a reason to vote, you should not vote. These are sides of the same logical coin, so you guys are getting nowhere if you're merely going to answer each question with its negation.In post 164, goodmorning wrote:I didn't say you were voting them. I asked you why I shouldn't vote them, since you wanted to know why I should.
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I'll do us all a favour andIn post 175, ² wrote:It is coherent already, but I'll rephrase it in a way I think you'll understand. If you base your vote on my avatar, it's not random. If you insist that a vote can be random when it's based on something (it being an avatar or an estimation of an alignment), I can just as well insist that my vote is random when it's based on my estimation of your alignment.
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Like you guys are machines. It's sort of an admiring fear I suppose.
I was going to say that it doesn't feel that slow to me, but that's just because of you guys I think.In post 194, ² wrote:Our posts interspersed because I told ff on gchat that I voted A_stone and that she could read my posts if she felt like it. She then said she were going to respond to one of his posts. We usually confront each other when something happens in this game, and we're both a bit annoyed with the slow pace of it.
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As I said, it was a random vote. I was attempting a reaction test and nobody even gave a shit. I wanted to know why you were so interested in my vote since I'd explained it was a random vote, and further whether you would have any reason I shouldn't vote them.In post 202, thenewearth wrote:What I meant is why you wanted to vote squared.In post 164, goodmorning wrote:I didn't say you were voting them. I asked you why I shouldn't vote them, since you wanted to know why I should.
Yes, though I don't really have the time to go too in-depth.In post 230, A_Stone wrote:Would you please explain your scumread on soat?
That was my point.
IIRC, the theory behind it is that Townies tend to be paranoid, which tenses them up.In post 263, A_Stone wrote:I'll look into it a bit more then.In post 241, goodmorning wrote:@Stone: Not off the top of my head.
Basically, I have a really strong case if gut and associative tells are a really strong case, which intellectually they aren't.In post 287, RachMarie wrote:uhhhh...
When you come back after some sleep could you like rephrase that into something more understandable?
Thanks
Not many. I'm playing fferyllt, have played Rach and tne, and Stone has been an early-replace out in two of my games. I'm not talking meta tells for Scum particularly, though meta is something I find in favour of the hydra at the moment.In post 311, RedCoyote wrote:Enlighten us. Have you played with some of these guys before? I am fairly sure I've never played with you.
Your assumption would be less than correct.In post 353, EspeciallyTheLies wrote:I am assuming you are waiting for rach, who has been less than active in other places i've been as well.
How in the world do you have a Null read on me?In post 356, Mr E Roll wrote:GM and RC are nullish reads that I throw into the town pile by POE.
I have. I am intentionally obfuscating to clarify my position on a certain player(s) to myself in hopes of being able to present evidence of it to everyone.In post 359, Mr E Roll wrote:Maybe if you starting sharing your thought processes it would be easier to get a firm read on you.
Five days is not a ticking clock. I'll get to it within 24 hours of this post though.In post 403, Mr E Roll wrote:You know the clock is ticking if you expect anybody to have time to respond before the day ends you might want to show a little less drama and a little more urgency.
The potential one in 394. It could just be an "I'm Town, bitches" though.In post 405, thenewearth wrote:What softclaim? O.o
In post 90, Mr E Roll wrote:… I thought you were reaction testing. Now with your “guilty conscious” remark I’m even more inclined to believe that you intended to attack whomever commented on your post2 but for some reason decided not to when it was Coyote.3In post 29, syndromeofatown wrote:I think I found a scum already. Not going to say who just yet cause I don't want the scumteam to attack me but just letting you know I'm onto you.
1. His RVS vote is on soat. Is this in and of itself scummy? Absolutely not. Is it an interesting beginning to the trail of association tells Mr E was dropping? Sure.In post 127, Mr E Roll wrote:Why so reluctant to share your opinion? First your posting in 29 where you claim to find scum with no explanation and then in 108 where you tried to pass it off as just gut feeling? I’m not really feeling your case but at least it’s out in the open now.4In post 112, syndromeofatown wrote:The main thing is he's used a whole lot of words to say a whole lot of nothing (at least nothing relevant to the game/finding scum) and his RVS vote seems... overreasoned I guess would be the word?
When I first read Stone’s RV I thought it was based on him thinking 2’s posts were “spaced out”. I totally missed the avatar connection until he pointed it out. I wonder if Syndrome is finding the double meaning “over reasoned”?5In post 119, goodmorning wrote:He made a space pun. That's your definition of over-reasoning? Interesting.In post 112, syndromeofatown wrote:his RVS vote seems... overreasoned I guess would be the word?
Which is why I wanted to wait and see if I was being paranoid. I still think I'm correct.In post 444, A_Stone wrote:Wut. Dayum those reads are paranoid. This is kinda why I wanted you to out earlier, some of this stuff just looks like you've gone off on your own tangent.
I've done that in the past, not what I'm doing here though.I'm not saying your reads are incorrect, it just seems like you've read through his iso and looked for stuff to attack, honestly.
I am referring specifically to his interactions with soat.By GIANT SCUMMINESS are you referring to posts circa 0-200?
I'm in 5 other games right now, all of which are attention-grabbing for various reasons. As my reads in this game are "soat/Mr E" it's not difficult to remember them when I do look at this game.Wut. How can you forget about a game's existence as town, wouldn't you have reads and be thinking about them.In post 442, goodmorning wrote:Oh balls, I keep forgetting this game exists even.
I neither said this nor quoted it, so I'm not surre what this has to do with anything...?In post 442, goodmorning wrote:Makes giant post about why MER is scum, still voting Mac
It's a measure of interaction. I compared to number of posts to adjust for the varying activity levels. So soat got an interaction every 2.25 posts, whereas 2 got interactions every 14 posts.I mean, what does that Votes, Quotes, and Responses, posts 0-200 (# posts at that time in parentheses) thing mean anyway
I've had a scumread on him since roughly post 90.I feel like you've been bridging up to have a scumread on MER since #231.
Nice assumptions. Pity they're incorrect.In post 446, Mr E Roll wrote:you still won’t even begin to consider the possibility that you are wrong and look at anybody else. Not only are you not looking anywhere else but you are encouraging everybody else not to by telling them to just chill.
"Interesting" is my note-taking system; it means "things to look at later in the game after some flips have happened".You seem to have found a lot of interesting things in this game so how could you keep forgetting about it?
No idea.In post 456, Mac wrote:No, you cannot chill until we are lynched. I've never seen you so tunnelvisioned before; what's up with that?In post 453, goodmorning wrote:Obviously we cannot chill until you and Mac are lynched, but then we'll be alright I think.
Mac is soat. soat was more obvious than Mr E I thought.In post 457, A_Stone wrote:I was asking why you were still voting Mac when you were 100% on a MER/soat scumteam and MER had more support for a lynch than soat.
I personally feel strongly about it. I can recognise that it is not good for convincing others.In post 466, Mr E Roll wrote:GM has been the distraction that TNE has been hoping for. I know a little something about confirmation bias, and what GM has doesn’t feel like confirmation bias, it feels like scum trying to be too consistent with their reads. Why? Town_GM wouldn’t be able to recognize that her case is “pretty crap” otherwise she wouldn’t be holding it so strongly.
I still want more info on Mr E though, and one can never be 100% sure.In post 488, A_Stone wrote:But if you are 100% sure that they are scum, then who is more obvious shouldn't matter to you, it should be who has more support for their lynch,In post 477, goodmorning wrote:Mac is soat. soat was more obvious than Mr E I thought.right?
I do it a lot. People often accuse me of "vanity crusades". I want it to be very clear what my most favourite lynch is at the moment.
Oh yeah? With whose vote? I have a reasonably strong townread on him.