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I like the overconfident/hyperaggressive town mindset usually but this statement is just ridiculous. No one even knows if the game has started yet.In post 60, Thor665 wrote:Aw, look, a bad reaction test that ignores the current game state and a player who is functionally playing as neutral as a neutron.
Now I have three people I'm willing to lynch.
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Well, you were claiming you were ready to lynch someone because they posted "/confirm" and nothing else at a point when it wasn't clear whether we were even supposed to be posting anything else. If the game had started it wouldn't be AS ridiculous, though I'd still take issue with you being ready to lynch on page 3 barring a really obvious tell.In post 76, Thor665 wrote:
If the game had started would my comment not have been ridiculous?In post 70, Cephrir wrote:I like the overconfident/hyperaggressive town mindset usually but this statement is just ridiculous. No one even knows if the game has started yet.
What does game start have to do with it being a bad or good comment?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Yes (you for instance); no. However, I do not say I want to lynch someone when I don't.In post 88, Thor665 wrote:
You've been on this site a while to judge by your join date.In post 85, Cephrir wrote:Well, you were claiming you were ready to lynch someone because they posted "/confirm" and nothing else at a point when it wasn't clear whether we were even supposed to be posting anything else. If the game had started it wouldn't be AS ridiculous, though I'd still take issue with you being ready to lynch on page 3 barring a really obvious tell.
Two questions;
1. Do you vote people you don't intend to lynch?
2. Do you always announce that to them when you vote them?
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Baaaaa.
I don't necessarily have something against playing before we know the game has started; I just think it's dumb to call someone out for posting as though it hasn't.
Beauty and roflcopter are both incredibly silly."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Now that I have told you I don't want to lynch you, yes, it doesn't apply any pressure. It did initially, and your reaction seems pretty town. I admitted to not wanting to lynch you because votes no longer count and I'm not planning on revoting you when the game starts.
Chances are I won't want to lynch anyone until at least 15 pages in, but I will vote my best suspicion until then."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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No.In post 120, Thor665 wrote:
So my reaction of voting you and calling your push on me hypocritical and bad was a 'town reaction'.
Does that mean you agree that it looked like that?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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How is that role supposed to be anything but useless? We'd find out that information after Night 1 anyway. Not to mention you just outed yourself as not having any useful abilities for no reason?
If you were intending to claim before CTD suggested a massclaim, why didn't you do it during pregame?
I've only skimmed the last couple pages but for now,
Vote: Oversoul"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Reads after actually reading intervening pages: Amethyst Kitty, DLG, rofl, Beauty for town. Ryu confuses me, want to see more. Scum vibes from fuzzy but I also thought he was scum in Amnesiac Mafia and he wasn't, so... eh. I don't know how I feel about Thor- the questioning/deliberately obtuse playstyle is kind of annoying but Beauty seems to suggest this is not out of the ordinary.
If there are indeed multiple killers in the game, massclaim could lose us a lot of PRs quickly. But it might also result in said killers killing each other more. Conflicted. I do think mods generally account for the possibility, and there were, after all, a million reviewers."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I wouldn't go that far (@283). I'm not stubborn enough to refuse to claim if it's going through anyway, but I'm pretty sure I'm against it. I suppose Oversoul's information was useful after all, because I would abstain otherwise, lulz."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I realize you didn't ask me but I for one would like to hear what Slandaar and AA9 have done that makes them such shining beacons of towniness that they don't even get (weak)'s. As far as I can tell, it looks like your list is based entirely on whether or not people agree with you."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Townies are going to be able to look at the same information as you and come to different conclusions, even if you are town. Welcome to mafia. Welcome to earth. You are not the standard for objectivity. This is patently obvious. Not to mention, guess what? Scum can piggyback on a townie's opinion because they know it's one that came from a townie and therefore a legitimate conclusion that someone could have reached! "He agrees with me": Not a towntell since ever."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I'm arguing with the part where you said Slandaar and AA9 are town for no other reason than agreeing with you, not because you refuse to give reasons. Though I can't say I'm especially a fan of that either.In post 340, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
You mean, like why I'm not giving all the reasons behind all my reads?In post 336, Cephrir wrote:Not to mention, guess what? Scum can piggyback on a townie's opinion because they know it's one that came from a townie and therefore a legitimate conclusion that someone could have reached! "He agrees with me"
Oh shit, look at that."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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"Largely based on" agreeing with you, plus:In post 322, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
It's largely based on whether or not people agree with me, yes. Because I am town. Ergo if you agree with me, you're likely town.In post 320, Cephrir wrote:I realize you didn't ask me but I for one would like to hear what Slandaar and AA9 have done that makes them such shining beacons of towniness that they don't even get (weak)'s. As far as I can tell, it looks like your list is based entirely on whether or not people agree with you.
Slandaar's rather brief post including you and Fuzzy as scumreads and his strong stance against the massclaim make him town.
AA9's reaction to the Oversoul wagon makes her town.
Slaandar: A detailed description of what he agreed with you about. Great!
AA9: A reaction that I thought was scummy. Great!
@Nacho: I see what you're saying, but I'm not willing to rule it out entirely yet. I'm interested to hear his other information before we make such a decision, as it could make the role less pointless. If he does choose to reveal that there are multiple killing roles D1, though, it does potentially impact our lynch decision and therefore maybe isn't completely useless (for instance, "you aren't scumhunting" becomes a weaker argument)."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I'm not, but I appear to at least be better at logic than you, and none of that changes how scummy you are.In post 360, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
I'm beginning to grok that you aren't very good at this game.In post 358, Cephrir wrote:"Largely based on" agreeing with you, plus:
Slaandar: A detailed description of what he agreed with you about. Great!
AA9: A reaction that I thought was scummy. Great!
I understand (albeit disagree) if you don't want to give all the reasons for your townreads, but you can't call someone 'confscum' without backing it up..."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I like how you're saying HD is strawmanning when he's arguing with the only part of your reads that you've actually posted. Turns out it's hard to discuss arguments that don't exist.
I was stating a fact. Scumreads require reasons, because you need reasons to get anyone else to believe you, and the point of scumreads is to get them lynched. That's just how it works. Otherwise you're about as useful to the town as Glenn Beck would be."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Contextualized that for ya.Ceph wrote:
I was stating a fact. Scumreads require reasons, because you need reasons to get anyone else to believe you, and the point of scumreads is to get them lynched. That's just how it works. Otherwise you're about as useful to the town as Glenn Beck would be.In post 374, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
Are you chainsawing HD now, or are you trying to defend yourself limp-wristedly here?In post 373, Cephrir wrote: I understand (albeit disagree) if you don't want to give all the reasons for your townreads, but you can't call someone 'confscum' without backing it up...
In other news I am apparently scummier than 'confscum'.
Really? You're already desperate enough to resort to semantics? You realize it's still not okay if all but one of your reads are based on agreeing with you, or actually if any of them are, right?BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
1) If mostly, then your argument holds no water. Argument only stands if only/all, not mostly.In post 378, Om the Destroyer wrote: Inconsistency ho!
Firstly, leaving out the word mostly is not a strawman of any sort and saying so is pretty contrived, so you can kindly shut the fuck up.
Secondly, one post says your reads are largely based on whether people agree with you or not, but now only 2 are based on that concept.
Which is it?
2) Follow the quotes. It was onlyeverabout only two reads. Slandaar and AA9."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I don't know what question you're referring to, but I added context because you didn't seem to understand my point. Apparently now you've just decided to ignore it?In post 399, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
I can read, thanks. Keep dodging the question, scumbutt.In post 398, Cephrir wrote:
Contextualized that for ya.Ceph wrote:
I was stating a fact. Scumreads require reasons, because you need reasons to get anyone else to believe you, and the point of scumreads is to get them lynched. That's just how it works. Otherwise you're about as useful to the town as Glenn Beck would be.In post 374, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
Are you chainsawing HD now, or are you trying to defend yourself limp-wristedly here?In post 373, Cephrir wrote: I understand (albeit disagree) if you don't want to give all the reasons for your townreads, but you can't call someone 'confscum' without backing it up...
In other news I am apparently scummier than 'confscum'.
Lynch this please.In post 377, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:Maybe you should read my post why I explained why I don't want to out all of my reads.
Fact aboutwhom? Yourself, or HD? Stop deflecting.
Since not everyone in the game is tunneling me, you're gonna have to actually debunk my arguments rather than laugh at them. Or, just keep standing by yourself in a field yelling about how I'm scum. That's fine too.In post 399, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
#LolcaughtscumargumentsIn post 398, Cephrir wrote: Really? You're already desperate enough to resort to semantics? You realize it's still not okay if all but one of your reads are based on agreeing with you, or actually if any of them are, right?
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The 'confscum' in question was HD. I'm gonna do my best to ignore you for a few pages, as I think I've made my position clear enough and I'm sick of arguing about exact wording and how arguments argued with arguments on arguments.
On Ryu: My initial reaction was agreement with HD (that Ryu had voted Thor arbitrarily for what he himself claimed was a dumbtell), but then I went back and read it and the posts after that one were better."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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If you're implying meta, Fenix is a Goon and thus probably not aware of it.In post 427, Bacde wrote:
yes lets fos nero for not posting content and only votingIn post 422, EddieFenix wrote:Cool. Still doesn't mean I can't suspect him. Also, with Nero leaping around and adding nothing beneficial, I'm watching that closely.
VOTE: fenix
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I'm not liking this whole; "If I'm correct then Nero was silenced."
The whole PR or even fishing for information is scummy as hell.
SoFoS: Cephir.
I'm not fishing for anything. You can't have PRs in normal games. They aren't normal.In post 430, Red Ryu wrote:Why do you think he is faking it?
We don't know if he is or not and we can only judge him on his votes for now."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Reaction to getting called out on the fake PR, gut from the last two pages.In post 545, Amethyst Kitty wrote:
Cool. Like to explain why?In post 544, Cephrir wrote:Nero Cain is probably town.
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He was suspicious of someone for confirming. You can't tell me that's not ridiculous.In post 638, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
THIS is perpetuating RVS. He's voting someoneIn post 70, Cephrir wrote:
I like the overconfident/hyperaggressive town mindset usually but this statement is just ridiculous. No one even knows if the game has started yet.In post 60, Thor665 wrote:Aw, look, a bad reaction test that ignores the current game state and a player who is functionally playing as neutral as a neutron.
Now I have three people I'm willing to lynch.
Vote: Thorfor trying to get us out of RVS. "Wah! The game hasn't started yet! You can't start being serious! Wah!"
Scum.
Wow, what a shitty point. You could say that about anything that sounds like a townie post.B&B wrote:
#tryinghardtolookliketownpostingIn post 85, Cephrir wrote:Well, you were claiming you were ready to lynch someone because they posted "/confirm" and nothing else at a point when it wasn't clear whether we were even supposed to be posting anything else. If the game had started it wouldn't be AS ridiculous, though I'd still take issue with you being ready to lynch on page 3 barring a really obvious tell.
Just my way of saying I thought the two of you were townvtowning...B&B wrote:
>Doesn't know what to say when two townies are fighting, but feels a need to say SOMETHING because "look I'm participating in meaningful discussion!"In post 117, Cephrir wrote:Beauty and roflcopter are both incredibly silly.
Yes I'm obviously scum for changing my vote, that makes sense. I also spent this post detailing why I was about to vote Oversoul, it's not like I didn't have reasons.B&B wrote:
>Shameless wagon hopIn post 219, Cephrir wrote:How is that role supposed to be anything but useless? We'd find out that information after Night 1 anyway. Not to mention you just outed yourself as not having any useful abilities for no reason?
If you were intending to claim before CTD suggested a massclaim, why didn't you do it during pregame?
I've only skimmed the last couple pages but for now,
Vote: OversoulNumber 1
I listed some town reads and an opinion about massclaim (leaning no). And it's not even that many words.B&B wrote:
This is a lot of words for an awful lot of nothing. Who does that? Oh yeah. Scum.In post 242, Cephrir wrote:Reads after actually reading intervening pages: Amethyst Kitty, DLG, rofl, Beauty for town. Ryu confuses me, want to see more. Scum vibes from fuzzy but I also thought he was scum in Amnesiac Mafia and he wasn't, so... eh. I don't know how I feel about Thor- the questioning/deliberately obtuse playstyle is kind of annoying but Beauty seems to suggest this is not out of the ordinary.
If there are indeed multiple killers in the game, massclaim could lose us a lot of PRs quickly. But it might also result in said killers killing each other more. Conflicted. I do think mods generally account for the possibility, and there were, after all, a million reviewers.
Wow it turns out if you want to portray every action someone takes as scum, you *can*! It's not like your logic wasn't complete garbage, or like Om had just posted really good reasons to vote you as had I in my previous post....B&B wrote:
>Needed a reason to OMGUS.In post 324, Cephrir wrote:Wow, that's a ridiculously self-centered viewpoint. By that logic anyone who suspects you is scum.
Welcome to my scumlist.
This wasn't even a wagon yet.Cephrir wrote:
>Shameless wagon hopIn post 327, Cephrir wrote:Good point. It's not like I actually want to lynch Oversoul.
Unvote, Vote: BeautyAndTheBeastNumber 2
What the actual fuck are you talking about? His user title is Goon, as opposed to Mafia Scum, so he is new and doesn't know about meta.B&B wrote:
Possible scum slip that should be followed up on with investigative roles on Fenix if Cephrir flips scum.In post 438, Cephrir wrote:If you're implying meta, Fenix is a Goon and thus probably not aware of it.
Way to suspect me for something I hadn't even done yet, and I have no intention of voting Nacho, I just want to try to see what everyone else is seeing. No, don't worry, my vote was never going to leave you for quite a while.B&B wrote:
>Preparing for shameless wagon hopIn post 629, Cephrir wrote:Guess I need to take another look at Nacho as I have him as null. Will do tomorrow.Number 3
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Oh, it's okay for you to withhold reasons for your town reads, but not me. Okay. That said I'll gladly provide reasons for all my reads up to this point fairly soon. The only thing your back-and-forth with Om established was that you're an idiot, and you managed to refute approximately nothing. Most of your other points consist mostly of "Nuh uh that wasn't what you were going to do" (a useless argument) and "You're trying to look town" (a teleological argument).
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I can't help but read CTD as town for pushing the massclaim so hard.In post 652, Oversoul wrote:
It's alignment neutral.In post 626, Amethyst Kitty wrote:His suggestion to mass-claim seems genuine IMO and Nacho has done far more scummier stuff other then the mass-claim anyway
CTD did it in the recently finished invitational NY game as scum traitor. However, he did do much more in my opinion here to try and get mass claim to occur than in that game.
Are you following that thread in MD stating that Nacho's summary is a scumtell?
The existence of the MD thread makes the summary scumtell stupid.
Pointing out useless posts is equally useless.
Cursory reread of Nacho has me liking him more than I did before, so I'd like to hear what's so very scummy about him."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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@658: I'm unfamiliar with players because I've been essentially gone from the site for three years. However, there is no way I can imagine meta convincing me B&B aren't scum.
I'm a bad player, especially as town- historically my reads are consistently wrong and I'm usually lynched by Day 3. In the few games I am not lynched early I am generally either nearly lynched early, scum, or a replacement.
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Holy semantic arguments, Batman! Om/Bulba argument devolved into arguments on arguments on arguments so fast I lost track of what they were even talking about. A lot of the last few pages has been useless bickering I didn't find particularly telling. Quick read list (no order within groups):
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CrashTextDummie- See one of my last few posts, plus his most recent analysis is really good. Though I don't necessarily agree with dispensing with behavioral tells, not that he's doing so entirely, the analysis post strikes me as town because it takes strong stances on pretty much the whole player list and is well reasoned.
DLG- Liked his first couple posts a lot, like the AA9 vote, obviously actually thinking (783), and 764 contains the only decent reason I've seen for suspecting Nacho (Nacho still seems like an opportunistic BW to me)
Slandaar- 663 and 692 are well thought out, but I'm not terribly sure about this read. Wish he'd explain his opinions in more depth.
Om the Destroyer- Don't really get why they're coming under fire. Could be whiteknighting me a bit I suppose but, well, if so it's working.
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Nachomamma8- haven't seen any actually convincing points against him, just a couple little nitpicks that I don't feel like merit more than an FoS.
Nero Cain- As I recently explained. Also, as I mentioned early in the game I find hyperaggressive play to be protown (both in the sense that I think it benefits the town and in the sense that townies do it) and this extends to abrasiveness.
EddieFenix- 691 reads as town, and I would expect a new player to have made more mistakes by now as scum.
Amethyst Kitty- Posts seem genuine to me, though could stand to be less cautious. This is largely because 'you've posted a good amount and not much stuck out as scummy'. Nacho vote seems a little opportunistic because I'm just not getting that case. People have made a few okay isolated points but nothing that really felt voteworthy.
Null
Mac- I dislike 481 and 547 but not enough to feel strongly about you.
Bacde- I'd like to see reasons for his votes but I get the impression he actually does have said reasons.
Red Ryu- I've wavered on this guy quite a bit. Null for now, might merit revisiting.
Nullscum
Bulbazak- Before the great debacle because I felt like his initial points against Om were not very good. Posts during the great debate seem genuine but I also skimmed it once they started getting into semantics. For the most part I agreed with Om more.
fuzzybutternut- Appears to be making a concerted effort to be as useless and sheepy as humanly possible. I may have read him poorly in Amnesiac Mafia but at least in that game he was actually trying.
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Oversoul- Reasons for this have been stated repeatedly by others and I agree with Nacho's stance on his claim.
BeautyAndTheBeast- I don't think I need to explain this one.
ArcAngel9- There's been some discussion about her behavior being within her town meta but I otherwise find her posts scummy, wrt Oversoul wagon mostly as she hasn't said much else: early posts are really alarmist for no good reason whereas she is oddly quiet about the speed of the Nacho wagon, 363 chainsaw of Oversoul, 682 mass chainsaw of Oversoul, finally comments on something else in her most recent post but "this lurker is rubbing me the wrong way" is a mile and a half short of scumhunting.
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Okay, I guess 'post more' isn't fair. Somehow your posts haven't been very memorable for me and I didn't realize there was actually a substantial number (and thus didn't bother to iso you). Not too surprisingly, I still don't have a strong opinion about you. I don't agree with your case on DLG obviously (for one thing, towntells are a step towards scumhunting, and he's has a scumread or two iirc) but I could see it coming from town. I assume you're saying you defended AA9, but the relevant post doesn't really read like that much of a defense to me (maybe a chainsaw against DLG more than an actual defense of AA9). I don't think your interaction with B&B is actually very extensive or telling. I'd put you in the null category. Like with Red Ryu, even though we've seen a fair number of posts from you I still want to see more before making a judgment.In post 808, Desperado wrote:I have a scum read on one of your town reads, have defended one of your scum reads, and have a pretty extensive interaction with your A#1 scumread. What more do I need to do to get a read from you?
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Speculating about scum pairings without a flip from either player is a waste of time. Red Ryu is now officially scummy, more for the mindless Nacho pushing than directing investigative roles. The case on Nacho is currently, as far as I can tell, "look at this post now vote Nacho". I hate hate hate cases like this. It's exactly as useful as no reason at all or the "well duh read his posts" case. I don't see what's scummy about the post in question and require some actual analysis.
@Desperado: I'm not really sure why you feel DLG is scumhunting more or less than anyone else. His style is just to ask questions of players to get reactions, though he's light on scumreads outside of AA9. Suspicion of Bulb did seem to pop up out of nowhere admittedly. I dunno, I'm sure one could find another player in similar straits so attacking him seems kind of random to me."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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In post 912, Bulbazak wrote:
Case-wise, it's a whole lot of nothing. Why are his posts lame? How is this different from his normal meta? Your current case is a lot of Burden of Proficiency. You need more substance if you actually want me to pay any attention and take it seriously.In post 911, Bacde wrote:the case on nacho is that nacho rules at mafia
but for some reason this game he is really lame
and his posts are lame"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Nacho thought OS was lying about his role because the role was ridiculous. He turned out to be right. That's not scummy, and it wouldn't be even if he was wrong because the role as claimed was indeed stupid. It seems like your biggest issue is how certain Nacho was. There are a number of other players around here who are way more certain of things than they have any right to be (for the most obvious example see B&B with "Cephrir is 100% scum" but there are plenty of others). Why are you only going after Nacho? (Hint: it's because he's the one with a wagon on him)In post 949, Red Ryu wrote:
And no, we won't know about the kills til we know at end game. If anyone tries to say they know how many people can kill by D2 they should go back to playing newbies. You can't ignore other possibilities, even more so in a game this large.
Nacho did infact say he did not believe his role was legit with that info, which I made the error of posting and you thankfully keep ignoring like an idiot.
He pushed it that far off a nulltell, when he had no knowledge that his info was not legitimate,that he refused to consider OS was town at all.
The bolded is my biggest issue, town does not do that so easily. Especially just because he claimed informed townie, otherwise he would have unvoted or at least said it was a possibility. The fact is he never did this.
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ob·vi·ous [ob-vee-uhs]
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1. easily seen, recognized, or understood; open to view or knowledge; evident: an obvious advantage.
2. lacking in subtlety.
Hm, it doesn't look like there are ~20 votes on Nacho. I guess 15 of us must be scum!"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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No, I was just pointing out that your assertion that Nacho is "obviously scum" is ridiculous. If it was obvious everyone would see it. Sorry, sass is just me being meIn post 990, Bacde wrote:
Tell me Ceph, what is your motivation for making this post?In post 988, Cephrir wrote:ob·vi·ous [ob-vee-uhs]
adjective
1. easily seen, recognized, or understood; open to view or knowledge; evident: an obvious advantage.
2. lacking in subtlety.
Hm, it doesn't look like there are ~20 votes on Nacho. I guess 15 of us must be scum!
I assume you think Nacho is obvious town if you think its THAT funny that I think nacho is obvious scum
I'm glad to see something from you that resembles a legitimate reason for voting Nacho (that string of posts where he isn't really doing much of anything). So let me ask you, how is he different from Nero, who spent a presumably equal number of posts on the other side of that conversation, being just as useless? Is it just the Oversoul push?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Well, okay. I believe that you have reasons now, they just aren't reasons that can possibly convince me.In post 1001, Bacde wrote:
I think this may be tough for you to see because my case is nacho-specificIn post 998, Cephrir wrote:Okay, 996 basically answers my question, but feel free to elaborate if there's more.
if a different player was acting the way nacho is right now, maybe they could be town maybe
but not nacho
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Oversoul- I acted as though your info was true because even if you were scum, you would know whether there are (probably) multiple killing groups. I had you figured for an SK or a member of a less-than-6?-man-mafia. While I still believe you are scum, I'm more suspicious of both B&B and AA9. Now that I think in a comparative light, maybe Fuzzy and Ryu as well."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Thor, could you quote the specific post of mine you're referring to? Not sure I see where I'm saying that on page 16. Though I do tend to assume people mean what they say. As I've addressed, I was around from 2006-2009ish, then came back recently."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I'm calling them scummy for saying someone is 'confscum' (presumably they have "a very strong scum read" and are exaggerating) without giving any reasons. Likewise, I didn't suspect you for wanting to lynch someone, but for wanting to lynch for barely-better-than-RVS reasons.In post 373, Cephrir wrote:
I'm not, but I appear to at least be better at logic than you, and none of that changes how scummy you are.In post 360, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
I'm beginning to grok that you aren't very good at this game.In post 358, Cephrir wrote:"Largely based on" agreeing with you, plus:
Slaandar: A detailed description of what he agreed with you about. Great!
AA9: A reaction that I thought was scummy. Great!
I understand (albeit disagree) if you don't want to give all the reasons for your townreads, but you can't call someone 'confscum' without backing it up..."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Though I'm not seeing where I said they were scummy for not voting 'confscum' I would still defend that assertion if I did make it. Because if you have a strong enough read on someone to even make that exaggeration, you should really be voting them."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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A serious vote is different from "we should lynch this guy".In post 1094, Desperado wrote:
How is this different from suspecting someone for wanting to leave RVS (which, IIRC, someone (B&TB?) already called you out on and you disagreed)? If you will suspect someone for voting based on "barely better than RVS reasons," how do you suggest we ever leave RVS? Won't any attempt to leave RVS and make a series vote be based on barely better than RVS reasons by definition?In post 1092, Cephrir wrote:
I'm calling them scummy for saying someone is 'confscum' (presumably they have "a very strong scum read" and are exaggerating) without giving any reasons.In post 373, Cephrir wrote:
I'm not, but I appear to at least be better at logic than you, and none of that changes how scummy you are.In post 360, BeautyAndTheBeast wrote:
I'm beginning to grok that you aren't very good at this game.In post 358, Cephrir wrote:"Largely based on" agreeing with you, plus:
Slaandar: A detailed description of what he agreed with you about. Great!
AA9: A reaction that I thought was scummy. Great!
I understand (albeit disagree) if you don't want to give all the reasons for your townreads, but you can't call someone 'confscum' without backing it up...Likewise, I didn't suspect you for wanting to lynch someone, but for wanting to lynch for barely-better-than-RVS reasons."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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First point - you are allowed to suspect someone for weak reasons and to vote them, just not to say 'die scum die' or the like.In post 1105, Thor665 wrote:
I provided reasons.In post 1099, Cephrir wrote:A serious vote is different from "we should lynch this guy".
You called them bad and weak.
However, clearly at some point someone needs to advance from totally random to weak serious, and then from weak serious the actual serious cases can be drawn. Unless you're arguing that there is way to make a legit serious case out of a progression of non-serious posts and that this is the only proper way to do it?
Okay, so he was scum for calling someone 'confscum' without evidence...I would point out that this is, again, pedantry. Obviously he called them 'confscum' without actual proof of them being 'confscum'. So at that point you're saying he can't call a gut read a strong read when he has presented no other read as stronger, and that makes him scummy somehow?
I don't get it - clarify a bit more?
Second - First of all, he never specified that it was a gut read. It's not pedantry, because if you have that strong a suspicion, you've got to have a reason. Personally, I don't think 'gut' is usually enough of a reason to be as certain as they were, and I view it as a cop out reason just like "look at his posts". If you can't tell me what's scummy about their posts you have no right to go on insisting you're super duper sure you've caught scum.
The only one being pedantic at this point is you, I don't know why you're insisting we have this big long argument about my word choice or why I've had to clarify the same thing multiple times. I don't think I can be much clearer, and I don't see how it really matters all that much."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Because hyperaggressiveness is often percieved as townie, whereas I think town tend to say what they honestly believe, and I didn't think you honestly believed anything that had happened at that point was lynchworthy.In post 1109, Thor665 wrote:
Why not?In post 1107, Cephrir wrote:First point - you are allowed to suspect someone for weak reasons and to vote them, just not to say 'die scum die' or the like.
Also, why would scum do it and town wouldn't?
No, they're based on reasons that don't exist?In post 1107, Cephrir wrote:Second - First of all, he never specified that it was a gut read.
Because a list of reads he can barely put into words as to why he has them are reads based on solid cases he's refusing to discuss?
What? I mean I know I'm talking about the specific words that are used, but how else should one look at it? I feel like you're twisting what's going on here. Fine, I'll be pedantic if that's what you want. By your definition the entire game of Mafia is pedantic. Anyway, to get to the point: the word 'confscum' is equivalent to expressing a very strong suspicion. I don't see how my interpretation is 'taking it to pedantic levels'... I mean, that's literally what he said. And it's special in that I will allow players to not have reasons for their weaker scumreads, because gut is a legitimate reason at that level. Strong scumreads, as I've stated (and I think as I've shown is really my opinion in my interactions with Bacde), require better reasons.
It's only a "strong suspicion" insomuch as you're taking it to pedantic levels.In post 1107, Cephrir wrote:It's not pedantry, because if you have that strong a suspicion, you've got to have a reason.
It's amongst the strongest of a list of reads none of which have reasons...why is it special?
I don't care that much about the specific word 'confscum' except inasmuch as it expresses a strong suspicion. Also, I would hardly call what I had at that point a 'case'. Wow, did I really just type that? Okay, I'm gonna leave that in there, and given that I just typed that, I guess I do care about word choice. >.<
It matters to me because I think you're faking how much you care about word choice in order to make scum cases that look legit and can be pressed for 'legit' reasons, while the cases themselves are, in reality, meaningless gak with no real scumworthiness behind them.In post 1107, Cephrir wrote:The only one being pedantic at this point is you, I don't know why you're insisting we have this big long argument about my word choice or why I've had to clarify the same thing multiple times. I don't think I can be much clearer, and I don't see how it really matters all that much.
Okay, I understand your angle better now. I think "desperate to stop the conversation" is a bit of a reach.I'm trying to figure out if you really believe what you're saying by pressing you to keep defending the stance in different ways to see if I can find logical holes that appear scummy, or simply town with a playstyle I find disagreeable.
Currently you appear desperate to stop the conversation, as opposed to explaining how your scumhunting style works - which hardly thrills me as a response.
Make sense?
I don't know that this is "how my scumhunting style works" so much as an isolated incident. I also don't know that I really have a scumhunting style (see: shitty town player, usually too busy getting lynched to scumhunt), but my *preference* is to scumhunt by presenting cases, and I like it when others make cases rather than try to persuade me with ambiguous meta cases and "look at his posts" reasoning. Both because cases are more persuasive and because they help me read the case-maker. But you probably won't see a really coherent case out of me before Day 3 unless someone flips scum. (Example: the recently finished Amnesiac Mafia, in which I spend the entire game barely avoiding the lynch, present a case in Lylo which turns out to be wrong, and lose us the game)"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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It had nothing to do with how you said anything, I just didn't believe you could possibly want to lynch over something so silly.In post 1168, Thor665 wrote:
Why did I sound like I was lying to you?In post 1120, Cephrir wrote:Because hyperaggressiveness is often percieved as townie, whereas I think town tend to say what they honestly believe, and I didn't think you honestly believed anything that had happened at that point was lynchworthy.
Giving reasons makes your opinion more concrete. If you say "I suspect X because gut" it's a lot easier to change your mind later than if you say "I suspect X because of these scummy things he did".Thor wrote:
Duh. I agree.In post 1120, Cephrir wrote:No, they're based on reasons that don't exist?
The point is - whys hould one nebulous reason that is stronger need to be able to justify itself more than a different nebulous reason.
If I have three null reads and decide to lynch one of them, and my answer is 'because' when I choose one...why is that so inherently scummy?
Yeah, maybe it's lazy. But what is the pro-scum motivation there?
1. Yeah, I was just rambling about my playstyle. And it's relevant to the situation at hand now.Thor wrote:
1. No one was trying to convince you to sheep either opinion at that stage.In post 1120, Cephrir wrote:I also don't know that I really have a scumhunting style (see: Smurfy town player, usually too busy getting lynched to scumhunt), but my *preference* is to scumhunt by presenting cases, and I like it when others make cases rather than try to persuade me with ambiguous meta cases and "look at his posts" reasoning.
2. You are self-expressed as bad at scumhunting, but have attacked two players on how they are scumhunting.
Discuss?
2. Just because I'm bad at scumhunting doesn't mean I'm going to stop trying. Assuming you're referring to AA9 and B&B, there's still a difference- even if I often bark up the wrong trees, AA9 isn't barking up any trees and B&B are giving themselves room to switch trees at any moment (and also aren't giving the town any insight to their thought process, which I believe town should want to do if they want to get their suspects lynched rather than just look town, and so their opinion lives on if they die)."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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I always like it when someone votes a player that isn't generally suspected at all. If Nacho had come in voting Red Ryu I would have been more willing to lynch him.
I have to admit, Mollie's posts are depressingly town. B&B, are you are you didn't get two separate role PMs?
Unvotefor now, but I'll probably be back eventually. Not too interested in anyone who actually has votes right now except possibly AA9. Need to look back, there are a couple players I'm considering."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Cephrir
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Posting a bunch of reads with detailed reasons is not scummy. It is, in fact, the opposite of scummy, unless the reasons are bad.
Could someone expand on this AA9 meta stuff? Or are we gonna do the hush hush I need this info to be secret for other games thing?
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Tried meta'ing AA9. Didn't see much difference between her town and scum games except for one tell that makes me think she's scum here. However I've noticed she seems to flounder at the beginning of the game on either alignment so I'll keep giving her a chance for now."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener - Cephrir
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