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As did I.In post 63, Rancid Broderick Drake wrote:What do ye think of CarbonFiber?
His entrance be piss poor,
It felt very forced and, well,
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gah alt slip.In post 77, fferyllt wrote:
No crystal-shattering town-notes for me yet, but I wouldn't expect one quite so soon.In post 74, Titan wrote:Ffery - any early thoughts on Bork?
Re that other game, I think you were more concerned about my Deacon Blues posts than bork's as far as reading us early on. In fact, bork townslipped like a boss in one of his early posts but nobody in the game really noticed.
We both apparently got under your skin in non-alignment-indicative ways. The dynamics will probably be different in this game.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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If you guys are town, then we'll probably be one big happy townbloc in the not too distant future.In post 81, Kagura wrote:
It's weird looking at you from the other side of the lakeIn post 79, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:We both apparently got under your skin in non-alignment-indicative ways. The dynamics will probably be different in this game.
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Actually 81 was a pretty townie sounding post, I think.In post 85, Kagura wrote:
We being you and us or is there anyone else you're including in there atm?In post 84, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:If you guys are town, then we'll probably be one big happy townbloc in the not too distant future.
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Leaning town on the brian/notsci hydra. Mac seems pretty town so far. It will take me a good while to figure out the pirate unless I can sort Nati posts from zmuffin posts, and I think they're being pretty obscure about it right now.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I'm plenty enthusiastic about this game. However I'm hellaciously time constrained this month and it's impacting the amount of time I spend in all my games everywhere. I'll be going home in a little over a week and my play should start to be more "normal" after that.In post 222, CarbonFiber wrote:question why ffery and Beli are being read as town. I expected ffery to be more enthusiastic about playing with this playerlist and I don't see it yet. But I should be able to get a proper read later on. Also, could you point out which heads posted what so far?
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In answer to post 274.
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I'm pretty terrible at reading muffin. I think I have a useful nati-model but so far, there aren't any unequivocally nati-posts for me to think about. I like their interaction with Mac. To me, that level of playfulness usually looks town, but it's not very useful for content-based reading.In post 280, Titan wrote:In post 268, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
I'm plenty enthusiastic about this game. However I'm hellaciously time constrained this month and it's impacting the amount of time I spend in all my games everywhere. I'll be going home in a little over a week and my play should start to be more "normal" after that.In post 222, CarbonFiber wrote:question why ffery and Beli are being read as town. I expected ffery to be more enthusiastic about playing with this playerlist and I don't see it yet. But I should be able to get a proper read later on. Also, could you point out which heads posted what so far?
What do you think about all the suspicion you guys have generated?
Any early thoughts on rbd?Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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Do you think he's wrong?In post 305, CarbonFiber wrote:
You usually interact with her much more before you nail down a read as evidenced by We're on a Boat and OCRemix. How did this read come by so quickly without much interaction?In post 290, Red Gyarados wrote:I'm townreading beliffery because I've liked what they've posted so far even if it's kinda devoid of too much content. Scum-ffery has different undertones that I don't really smell (granted we're on P11 but lol).
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I wondered where you were!
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Although I think I might be able to fool bork as scum, I don't think as scum I'd interact with him in quite the same way I've done here. It's a subtlety, but I think it's something that players who know me well probably pick up on.In post 314, CarbonFiber wrote:
I am not sure. I want to hear his thought process. Do you think you did anything in this game that you would be unable to fake if you were scum?In post 310, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
Do you think he's wrong?In post 305, CarbonFiber wrote:
You usually interact with her much more before you nail down a read as evidenced by We're on a Boat and OCRemix. How did this read come by so quickly without much interaction?In post 290, Red Gyarados wrote:I'm townreading beliffery because I've liked what they've posted so far even if it's kinda devoid of too much content. Scum-ffery has different undertones that I don't really smell (granted we're on P11 but lol).
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It's one of the reasons I roll my eyes a little when people talk about "yeah but that can be faked". There's a tremendous amount of context, tone, timing, etc., that nuances player behavior. The under and overtones are a lot harder to fake than the base behavior stripped of all that context.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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If you ever townread me early day 1 of a game I'll freak the fuck out.In post 320, The Fox and the Hound wrote:
v.vIn post 317, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
Although I think I might be able to fool bork as scum, I don't think as scum I'd interact with him in quite the same way I've done here. It's a subtlety, but I think it's something that players who know me well probably pick up on.In post 314, CarbonFiber wrote:
I am not sure. I want to hear his thought process. Do you think you did anything in this game that you would be unable to fake if you were scum?In post 310, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
Do you think he's wrong?In post 305, CarbonFiber wrote:
You usually interact with her much more before you nail down a read as evidenced by We're on a Boat and OCRemix. How did this read come by so quickly without much interaction?In post 290, Red Gyarados wrote:I'm townreading beliffery because I've liked what they've posted so far even if it's kinda devoid of too much content. Scum-ffery has different undertones that I don't really smell (granted we're on P11 but lol).
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I know no one's going to give a damn about my opinion but I think any better-than-slight townreads on you at this point are pretty ridiculous.
I think I like the Clyton reads wall, despite its ending sounding like a 5 paragraph essay.
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You'reIn post 365, CupcakePanda wrote:WHICH REMINDS ME
HYDRAS PLS SIGN POSTS
OTHERWISE IM GONNA GO BIPOLAR IN HERE TO FILL THE VOIDreallynot gonna like me, then.
I, conversely, strongly prefer scum. What makes you so sure that wouldn't affect our tone?In post 374, Red Gyarados wrote:Also @wheover asked me about ffery-
It sounds different. Like, the hatred of the role pm seeps into her being.
Ffery may think you're town, but getting townread for no goddamn reason sets off a lot of klaxons inmyskull.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I'm not giving you those reasons this game.In post 399, Titan wrote:After the game empire pointed out a couple of reasons I should never had read ffery as scum past like the second page anyway.
btw do you remember Nati scumreading you in NY 169? There was one hilarious geists crosspost where he and I reacted completely differently to one of your posts. I dunno if that does or should factor in to your RBD read.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I was thinking of where I called your post 87 town. If I were scum, that was not the post I would have called you town for because it cuts a little close to the bone in terms of my feelings about town players when I'm scum.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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me.In post 406, fferyllt wrote:In post 404, Titan wrote:
Well, not yet anyway. My base mood and involvement are different in this game. I hadn't really thought about the first few pages of Vesperia until I read this post, but you wound up eliciting a sort of kneejerk tell from me. That kind of town tell comes at a cost, and there aren't that many players at MS who see it for what it is anyway.In post 401, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
I'm not giving you those reasons this game.In post 399, Titan wrote:After the game empire pointed out a couple of reasons I should never had read ffery as scum past like the second page anyway.
Why aren't you giving me those reasons this game?
Yeah, that makes a little more sense of both of your reads/behaviors in early NY169.Also, I do remember that in NY169, and incidentally I feel so much like I did that game but I'm trying to not get as frustrated. What I figured, at the time and couldn't say, was that Red Wine was happening at the same time and I figured that Nati was a little more suspicious of me than he would have normally been due to him being my partner in that game. Red Wine was one of my better scum games, so it made a bit of sense to me that he would be a bit more cautious then.
There's been that game and three more since then, and him even mentioning Too Many Heads doesn't make any sense. I still refuse to believe that's Nati. Not after how easily he was able to differentiate between my actual frustration in Attack on Titan and my fake attempt at frustration in Too Many Heads, and how easily he was able to read me as town in Tales of Vesperia.
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If I were scum, I'd be on the lookout for a post I could call town, but I would have passed on that one more because of the reasons I'd call it town than anything.In post 405, Kagura wrote:Nacho just told me that he's been posting early reads in our old Hydra QT from Legend of Zelda and I had no idea
He's got Tammy early town from (paraphrasing) genuine vesperia frustration + early reaching to/sorting of notscience head
LB/MastinSSK/RG are all early town reads for him too and I don't object to any of them (although I might still call LB null).
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p-edit: why did you use the term 'that was notthepost I would have called you town for' (emphasis mine) as if you knew beforehand there was going to be one (but not necessarily which one).
There absolutely would be more posts I could confidently call town as scum. There have been several since 87 that are probably stronger townposts than that one. You bleed town copiously as town and you're well aware of it.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I'm not sure about the timing you're asking about here. We exchanged a few comments before your 87, and I think it's evident in my posts before 87 that I hadn't nailed down a town read prior to that.In post 411, Kagura wrote:
Therein was the root of my question I suppose: were you actually seeing the bleed-iness of my posting, because your comment really only makes sense in the context where you are seeing that. I just don't see any other reaction to my posts other than the one you did comment on.In post 409, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:There absolutely would be more posts I could confidently call town as scum. There have been several since 87 that are probably stronger townposts than that one. You bleed town copiously as town and you're well aware of it.
flurgh. I'll admit I don't know where to go with this.
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I wanted you guys to be town this game, and I was damn glad I didn't necessarily have to sort Nacho in order to figure out your alignment.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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We thought about both of them.In post 417, Mac wrote:I'm curious. I know Yukari has been a non-presence so far, but why him over orcinus for example?
Orcinus actually took a stance and invited interaction by putting down a vote.
Our vote is an invitation to Yukari-GiF.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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Why the Christ would we vote Orci? For saying hi with a vote? That's not weird.In post 417, Mac wrote:I'm curious. I know Yukari has been a non-presence so far, but why him over orcinus for example?
Yukari's lack of engagement, however, is.
Both heads agreed on our vote before it was cast.
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Have I answered this well enough then?In post 422, Kagura wrote:
Nah I'm not objecting to that - that's what I would expect from town-you.In post 414, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:I'm not sure about the timing you're asking about here. We exchanged a few comments before your 87, and I think it's evident in my posts before 87 that I hadn't nailed down a town read prior to that.
I'm having trouble articulating what I want to say here - I couldn't really tell if you were saying "If I were scum there were plenty of other reasons to call you town (either before or after 87 because the posts are clearly there) that were easier to point at" (fine) or "If I were scum I know I'd have found something else to call you town about (because I actually already know that you're town)" (not fine because that would not be an actual sorting of my slot)
Hence my question about how you got to where you did with us besides 87.
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It's engaging you.In post 425, Mac wrote:
throwing down a naked vote isn't really engaging anyone either, is it?In post 421, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
Why the Christ would we vote Orci? For saying hi with a vote? That's not weird.In post 417, Mac wrote:I'm curious. I know Yukari has been a non-presence so far, but why him over orcinus for example?
Yukari's lack of engagement, however, is.
Both heads agreed on our vote before it was cast.
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Context is relevant. My impression is that Orci and Ffery know each other well enough for a "hi" vote to be normal. Apparently Ffery thought it through in more depth than I did, though.
A naked vote from a stranger would have caused me to look askance, but I'm not seeing Orci as out of the ordinary right no.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I've played with Mac in several games. The first Tales game, especially his early game was a scary-good scum game. I suspected the other two scum but had him quite high in my town list while I was alive.In post 435, CarbonFiber wrote:ffery, do you agree with my assessment that Mac is playing more to his town meta. You played with him in the first Tales game and in AA:MFA when he was scum and town respectively.
He's in my town pile. With a few footnotes.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I think as I pointed out in that game, it was the first game we've played where I actually had to figure out your alignment. For whatever reason you did make getting a read on me nailed down in that game something of of a priority to the point of faking or exaggerating a scum meta-read as a reaction test, but there was no question that your stake in the ground was Tammy.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I think I just figured out what's bugging me. There's a lack of depth in your play so far.In post 448, CarbonFiber wrote:I have been doing that even while I haven't developed a townread on you, for instance asking what you thought of Mac.
I am curious though what did you find notable in NY169 in particular that would make it a priority for me? I'd probably want to compare notes even without considering NY169.
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holy crap that's three in a day.In post 454, fferyllt wrote:
I'm more interested in the process than in the results at the moment.In post 453, CarbonFiber wrote:I haven't seen anything from you that's obviously town but you said that you are time constrained for a week so I am willing to wait to sort you once I've seen you at full throttle. I can also misread your early play if I try to sort you too early as shown when I was spectating on the second Tales game but I don't think I'll read you incorrectly if I wait to see more content before reading you. You were easy to sort in NY169 for your early attack on Nacho. I had some residual paranoia because I so strongly disagreed with you about Pieguyn but that went away later as well.
Is there anyone else you think I should be reading strongly as town? Or anyone who I shouldn't be?
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Also, I'm probably not going to do a lot to sort Nacho this game, since I'm better at reading bork.
There are other players whose reads of me you should be a little concerned about, I think. Nati should go without saying, but orcinus also has a fair bit of experience playing with me.
orcinus' modus in the early game is to vote players he wants to talk to. He dropped his vote and disappeared in this game. What do you make of that?Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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follow-up. For instance your question about Mac. You usually follow-up and probe for more info when you get a short answer to a question.
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Your process of getting reads in general, not just a read of me. How players form their reads is more alignment-revealing than the reads themselves usually.In post 459, CarbonFiber wrote:
The process of how I read you as opposed to whether I read you as town or scum? My priorities are different. I care about being right more than meeting expectations of how you would expect me to sort you. I'll be as transparent as I can to help you mutually sort me but I am not going to try and emulate previous games.In post 455, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
I'm more interested in the process than in the results at the moment.In post 453, CarbonFiber wrote:I haven't seen anything from you that's obviously town but you said that you are time constrained for a week so I am willing to wait to sort you once I've seen you at full throttle. I can also misread your early play if I try to sort you too early as shown when I was spectating on the second Tales game but I don't think I'll read you incorrectly if I wait to see more content before reading you. You were easy to sort in NY169 for your early attack on Nacho. I had some residual paranoia because I so strongly disagreed with you about Pieguyn but that went away later as well.
Is there anyone else you think I should be reading strongly as town? Or anyone who I shouldn't be?
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I wasn't talking about lack of analytic depth. There is plenty of depth to most of his analysis. I was referring to lack of depth in interaction.In post 484, CarbonFiber wrote:Fox, what do you think of Breakfast? The whole bit where he says F-16's posts lack depth doesn't make sense. Thoughts?
I think his reasons for thinking Mac is town are good, and fit what I've seen in the past from him in terms of how he goes about forming reads.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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http://thehighseas.bastardly.org/?p=51In post 503, Rancid Broderick Drake wrote:Mackie when you're touching my soul,
In the candle light,
Mackie when I lost control,
In the heat of the night
Mac, Mac, Mackie,
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protown, helpful in developing a read of your slot, and would fit your past meta, and not just in ny 169.In post 545, CarbonFiber wrote:
I asked FT whether my play lacked depth because I wondered if I was just having an off game but he flatly denied it and said I was probably playing better than anyone else which made your lacking depth comment sound off.In post 488, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:
I wasn't talking about lack of analytic depth. There is plenty of depth to most of his analysis. I was referring to lack of depth in interaction.In post 484, CarbonFiber wrote:Fox, what do you think of Breakfast? The whole bit where he says F-16's posts lack depth doesn't make sense. Thoughts?
I think his reasons for thinking Mac is town are good, and fit what I've seen in the past from him in terms of how he goes about forming reads.
When you say lacking depth in interaction, are you saying that you would have preferred that I grill you on your Mac read more as being helpful and pro-town overall or just because it would fit in with my past meta in NY169? Upon re-evaluating my play, I eliminated aspects of it that I thought were unhelpful specifically extended discussion of agreed upon reads. I am going to play in a way I believe would help town the most regardless of what I did before. If I did it differently in a previous game, then I changed my mind since then as to what I believe is the most effective course of action.
Nearly everything I do in games I do for multiple reasons. I don't generally keep checklists of stuff I expect to see from players when I play with them. When something seems off in someone's play, then I think about why - what they're doing that I haven't seen before, what they're not doing that I have seen, etc. Those kinds of observations become shorthand in my reads, but there's usually a whole cascade of detail I can post when asked. Mac and I have played in about 10 games, now. And I just realized that this isn't your first game with him. He was one of the heads in the Stuffed Crust hydra. The head I was mostly townreading. :/Also, are you asking me to compare notes with you because it will help us both refine our reads or was it something you expected to see and didn't see it now? I'd like to know which it was since it'll help me optimize my play not just here but in the future.
You said something earlier about thinking that you had irritated me in the ny169 game by asking for more detail about my reads. IIRC I did get snappish about being asked for updated reads at one point, but it was the week my laptop bit the dust and I was posting from a netbook or a tablet for a few days. massive rereads, heavy analysis, and even documenting my thoughts with links was a huge pain that week and I put it off until I bought a new laptop. IIRC it was 4 or 5 days duration.
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I have a list squirreled away in our hydra QT. Mostly townreads and players I want more data from at this point. but I have about 24 hours worth of posts in this game to mull over and consider their effect. I haven't seen anything that's shaken a town read from earlier though.In post 562, Mac wrote:Stalin, may we have brunch?
Wondering where you are with scumreads, or townreads that's the way you're rolling.
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phoneposting at hospital. we'll be here a couple more hours probs. Will post my thoughts when we're home.In post 608, Mac wrote:
mastin's a fairly competent scum player and not afraid to go after strong players iirc, I'm also fairly certain he wouldn't ever take on a read he felt the need to back out of as scum. This feels to me like you're trying to manipulate mastin's play to suit your thoughts, rather than manipulating your thoughts to suit mastin's play. I don't like it.In post 568, CarbonFiber wrote:A scumread on Tammy isn't sustainable because scum who scumread Tammy with shit reasons generally wind up dead. I don't know why he chose to scumread Tammy initially other than WIFOM or cred for going after high hanging fruit. He has to figure out a way to back out of the scumread and pretending to see eye to eye with Tammy and her suspicion of me was a perfect opportunity considering he was already working up a scumread based off of FT's initial post.
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Stalin - be around in 3 hours or so? I'm looking to discuss CarbonFiber, Hawkie & Clyton. Probably someone else too, but I've forgotten.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I liked your tone, which felt pretty relaxed and confident and I liked the posts you chose to quotestripe and respond to. Sometimes in the early game you play more like a reflective surface than like a player who is engaged and thinking. That wasn't the case in your (as far as I know) first post of this game.In post 489, Brian Skies wrote:Really now? Is my posting usually that bad?
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Yes, I do. Post 81 or whatever the number was - the post that nailed an early townread for me was probably not something that would resonate for most players. His posts since then have his particular brand of town openness, assertiveness and caution.In post 617, CarbonFiber wrote:Bork's posting of Kagura feels very town on a re-read. I think by waiting for Nacho, I was missing the obvious. The way Bork engages with arguments gives me strong vibes from the first two Tales games and I didn't feel the same tone when following a scum game of his (We The Purple). His question to NotScience in Post 72 mirrored what FT and I initially wondered as well regarding NotScience's read on SSK. I also like his engagement with Rancid in Post 472 and it matches up with the critical thinking and assertively inserting himself into arguments that I've seen in Tales of Vesperia where he engaged Cait Sith on their arguments very specifically going over the details and he comes acrosss the same way tonally. I feel I was kinda missing the obvious with this read here. ffery, do you think I am on the right track? Because I'd probably bank more on my townread here than other previous reads which are growing a lot more stale. I am confident in this read even without hearing from Nacho at all.Hydra of fferylt and Belisarius; clever signature line to be decided laterUser formerly known as Sc*mf*ck.- Breakfast With Sandy
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I'm squelching an urge to mediate between some townreads because sometimes when I mediate it turns out one of the players are scum and mediating muddies some of the interactions that might otherwise be more alignment indicative. But, right now, I feel like the players are all probably town. :/
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I mostly agree with these reads. My Clyton read has taken some minor hits with his recent posts, but I'm not sure what's bothering me is actually alignment indicative.In post 338, Rancid Broderick Drake wrote:Mastin, will ye join me crew?
I think our reads are almost the same,
Together we can make scum spew,
And it be easy to win this game
I have a fair few town reads cracked,
Tell me what ye think of these,
There's LB, CF, Kagura and Mac
With them I'd sail the seas
RG is a maybe-town read,
But I do not like his play,
And cupcake could be town but he'd,
Be more in an area that's grey
I also see Clyton town,
For the same posts ye quoted,
In our QT I wrote it down,
Before yer 320 was noted
The rest of the game I'm still figuring out,
There's plenty of work to do,
Which is why I will not mess about,
I want ye in me crew
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sighIn post 629, fferyllt wrote:
In that game, Ceph was hot and coldIn post 627, Rancid Broderick Drake wrote:
I dunno where me other half,In post 625, Breakfast With Sandy wrote:How do you feel about cephvail?
Be at with his reads,
Our QT is mostly me,
Giving opinions on misdeeds
I think FoxHound be scummy,
Mostly for their tone,
Their content comes across flat to me,
It feels like a dull drone
It feels different from what,
Ceph was like in that large game,
But I don't know if his alignment,
Is why it doesn't feel the same
DV I dunno,
I haven't seen enough,
From what I've seen though,
I'm meh on his stuff
based on what time he could spend
finals and holidays had their hold
And to their dictates his play would bend
I'm reluctant to use the meta tells
I've discussed elsewhen and elsewhere
By now Ceph should do quite well
at hitting those markers square
Null read he is and may stay a fair while
It will take something strong to move it
It's a read that must age in a barrel
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Leaning slightly town on CF. There's an F-16 game I want to reread when I have time, where he was town and came under some suspicion early on. It was a smaller game, though. Would also like to hunt up a game where he was suspected early on as scum. I think there was an open game where that happened. He was at LYLO with bert in that game if I'm remembering correctly.
Has prohawk posted? I think the posts we've seen so far are 3dicerolling. No completed games with him, so he's on my meta list. I didn't like his posts, though. It felt kind of opportunistic, jumping into the swirl going on with CF, Titan and MastinSSK. Though I think if they're all three town, it's possible scum might sit back, let town choose sides and see what happens.
Clyton I had a pretty strong town read on initially. Although scum sometimes talk positively about their scum game, I got a townvibe from what he was saying.
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