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I unconsciously confirmed the game, and forgot that it existed. At least, until the prod notifies me. That said, I would like to share some initial reads and impressions I had from these first pages, with individual emphasis on each player:
ObviousScum>Lock-town*BoP
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I made a comparison with three other games, which he wastown. I noticed that his pattern consists of a game start characterized by an expressive claim or announcement, marked by the use of wifom as a tool of persuasion to, at the same time that he is attracting attention, repelling suspicions due to the strong image of exalted self-confidence. Posts 18, 31, 46 show concern to help inexperienced players, being in coherence with theposition established in post 8. Assimilation to past experiences in posts 45, 55, 56 and 85 demonstrate transparency in relation to the opinions formed, indicating progressive reasoning in order to develop the game forward, strengthened by the suggestion in post 97. In general, there is no bias in his lines, and his actions are motivated to progress in the team-game proactively. This is enough to consider him asSElock-town, under the condition ofBoPdepending on how the first day and second day occur. If he is not killed within two days, however, I will regard his presence in the game assuspicious, unless there is aPRthat has rescue (Doctor) helping him.
JacksonVirgo>Town Indicative
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I made a comparison with 5 past games, 3 astownand 2 asscum. Chronologically, I can see that from the1968game, the expressionwas created, which was repeated in the'' howdy ''1982game, in an attempt to establish a meta favorable to their read as town. However, later, it was also applied in bad faith in both1974and1976games (scums), mischaracterizing the expression's link with their alignment, and making it a null standard. While reading both scum games, especially1974(which has more content), I noticed that their behavior is much more centered and neutral, with semi-premeditated lines and placements, as they maintain their posture and education. Something that is opposite to the extroverted and more incisive stance seen in the three games astown, where the "fear" is much less, with bolder premises and sporadically genuine acts. In this game, precisely in the posts post 68 and 79, I notice, respectively, a very premature consideration, without the development of a justification (guts), and a spontaneously early reaction, with no previous communication channel. Both examples seem to agree with theirtownpattern, as well as the suggestively emotional error (rush / lack of attention) in the transition between posts 112 and 113, and in theSRstatement in post 119, which was done without structuring of a table of previous reads (something I noted in theirscumpattern).
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This one (https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=81576 ,post 256)
Ceejayvinoya>Null
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I had a hard time finding anyscumgames from him, given the favorable statistical chance for thegreenline-up. Therefore, I drew a comparison with 5 games of his past games (town). His pattern is based on a structure of simple intuitive phrases and vague actions, with more than one interpretation. I noticed that he is usually lynched a lot in games astown, due to the lynch policy. The style is identical to what he is following in this game (as in any game, regardless of alignment). It is strongly probable that, if he is not eliminated by lynch, he will last until the end of the game, precisely because he is not an expressive vocal antagonist, therefore, he is not a threat to thescumside. Particularly, I am indifferent to his position now, considering the lack of accuracy in my read about players who share that kind of trait.
OldMapleNostalgia>Scum Indicative
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GeneralWu>Town Indicative
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Phi Kappa Phi>Scum Indicative
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Maduisha>Scum Indicative
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72offsuit>Town Indicative
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The pattern is basically the same, but something seems strange. Interestingly, the first game has acentralized vote, the second is atthe endand the third, which is in our game, the vote is at thebeginningof the post. I am not sure how to interpret this message, considering that it is only observed if the three games are compared. Unfortunately, I don't have ascumgame of him to make the comparison, just the twotowngames. When analyzing these games tentatively, I noticed that the experience of this player is illusory to be measured if we consider only the date of entry in the forum. There is something else, which is characterized by the charisma with which he structures his sentences and shapes his line of reasoning. The questioning is typical and compatible with posts 15, 19, 92 and 95 (as examples). However, his lack of past scum content, ignites a temporary '' alert '' for his next actions. I don't intend to putBoPon him, but I believe that he, eventually, should also be killed within 2 or 3 days. If that doesn't happen (and if I'm still in the game), the same suspect condition that I suggested in the case ofO.S, will apply to him.
Now, answering this: I have more experience with face-to-face games, without the aid of a virtual platform. Evidently, as it is difficult to have to physically move to the locations of the games, I conditioned myself to play on some sites, such as epicmafia and this one now. I have been through Mindnight (steam) too. Particularly, I prefer real games, where I can see the players' faces. It is easier to detect lies, bluffs, among other reactions (in addition to being significantly more dynamic). I appreciate both alignments, but I try more expressively as town considering that deductive work ends up being more challenging.In post 15, 72offsuit wrote:I see we have a few newly-registered players in this game.
What is everyone's prior experience in playing mafia (forum mafia or otherwise)?
Do you prefer playing as town or scum?
This is my 3rd game of forum mafia. I have also previously played browser-based mafia (epicmafia) and enjoy hidden identity board games
I prefer to play as town. I enjoy solving/deducing who is who in the zoo. I find being mafia can be stressful.- clidd
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The right question would be:In post 150, Phi Kappa Phi wrote:Clidd, can you summarize what you see from OS and 72 that you don't think they'd be doing as scum? I read the post but I'm still confused why you townread them exactlyApparently,'' why wouldn't I have a TR on them ? ''O.Sis following histownypattern and seems to be engaged with the game. The vote he suggested on me had a pressure purpose, which makes sense considering that I've been idle most of the day.72offsuitfollows a similar line, although I can't sketch whatscum!72offsuitwould do differently in this scenario. In any case, I'm considering them more likely to betownbased on the meta, something that is not applicable to other players due to the lack of material (past games).- clidd
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Can you explain that ? if you are agreeing with the
O.Svote here, why wouldn’t you have aTRon him ? you would agree even if he wasscum?- clidd
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Explain why you ''match'' with these opinions.In post 160, Maduisha wrote:As for clidd finding me scummy because "my concern wasn't genuine"... I feel like people post more when I'm asleep. Because timezones are a thing, finding yourself reading opinions that match yours and have already been posted is not that weird...- clidd
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This concept is wrong. Depending on the player and the current game state, lurkers can be interpreted as indicativeIn post 158, JacksonVirgo wrote:Lurkers are generally town tbf, scum would try to post to look Townie and town don't care as much if that makes sense. I think after D1 it'll be more activescum. Particularly, I had an experience with this type of player in the game'' Micro 918 ''(Doctor Drew).
Micro 918:https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=81962- clidd
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Ok, you believe it would be more "fair", in theory, to wait for me to return before voting. I understand that. Now, what do you think of the scenario I come back to and see that several people are voting on me? wouldn't it be interesting, if i were scum, to see how i would react to the pressure ?In post 169, Maduisha wrote:As I said before, I believe lurkers aren't inherently scummy during the first day. And in your case, I thought it was a matter of real life constraints, since the game master was speaking about grabbing a substitute for you. Hence wanting to wait to see if you appeared, instead of trying to lynch someone that hadn't posted yet, for no other reasons. Inactivity is a good indicator of how scummy someone is, if you're trying not to get noticed by others, but in this case nobody thought of that because of it being the first day and what I already said. If later on, someone were to try to post small messages with no real substance and try to disappear for as long as they could, I'd agree with wanting to pressure them or vote them, but I was talking about the game state as of right now.- clidd
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Do you really think that if both were scum, they would vote together at the same time? wouldn't that be suspicious? if you abstain from voting and expect more interaction, why only others who have to interact and you don't have to ?In post 159, Maduisha wrote:Didn't you just say that pushing lurkers to contribute is scummy? Because bringing up that idea so early in the game sounds to me like an attempt to... push lurkers to contribute. Ah, well. I have nothing against lynching lurkers when the game moves a bit and there's more incentive to contribute (so, when there's actual information to work with, but people still choose not to post). Right now, I don't feel like lurkers are inherently scummy, because day 1 has been pretty clueless as to which direction to take, aside from gut feelings, and now I'm going to get to mine:
If I were forced to vote, I'd vote OS or PKP, because the clidd vote bandwagon was so weird, and because I think OS has only posted meme-y stuff, which is okay because it's the first day, but all of his posts are still of that nature and I'd like to see him talk a bit more. Although, a part of me thinks scum would rather get talkative townies lynched rather than lurkers, because that would increase their chances of winning, so I'm not exactly sure if my read of people is rather shitty. For now, I'll still abstain from voting, because I'd like to see more interaction.- clidd
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Hum, ok.In post 172, Maduisha wrote:
What pressure would you feel, independent of alignment, if you already know people were voting you out of getting afk warnings instead of people thinking you're scum? I'm sorry, I can't follow. Do you think a mafia member would post differently instead of shrugging it, or...?In post 170, clidd wrote:
Ok, you believe it would be more "fair", in theory, to wait for me to return before voting. I understand that. Now, what do you think of the scenario I come back to and see that several people are voting on me? wouldn't it be interesting, if i were scum, to see how i would react to the pressure ?In post 169, Maduisha wrote:As I said before, I believe lurkers aren't inherently scummy during the first day. And in your case, I thought it was a matter of real life constraints, since the game master was speaking about grabbing a substitute for you. Hence wanting to wait to see if you appeared, instead of trying to lynch someone that hadn't posted yet, for no other reasons. Inactivity is a good indicator of how scummy someone is, if you're trying not to get noticed by others, but in this case nobody thought of that because of it being the first day and what I already said. If later on, someone were to try to post small messages with no real substance and try to disappear for as long as they could, I'd agree with wanting to pressure them or vote them, but I was talking about the game state as of right now.
I think I'm either misunderstanding something, or you are.
They can play with your line of thought too and just have multiple mafia members vote the same person so that you won't suspect they're both red, just saying. I'm not calling them both scum, by the way, I'm just saying those are the only two ticking me off as suspicious. And by interaction I meant more people speaking their mind and talking to others, not just voting. I thought I was interacting with you, at least.In post 171, clidd wrote:
Do you really think that if both were scum, they would vote together at the same time? wouldn't that be suspicious? if you abstain from voting and expect more interaction, why only others who have to interact and you don't have to ?In post 159, Maduisha wrote:Didn't you just say that pushing lurkers to contribute is scummy? Because bringing up that idea so early in the game sounds to me like an attempt to... push lurkers to contribute. Ah, well. I have nothing against lynching lurkers when the game moves a bit and there's more incentive to contribute (so, when there's actual information to work with, but people still choose not to post). Right now, I don't feel like lurkers are inherently scummy, because day 1 has been pretty clueless as to which direction to take, aside from gut feelings, and now I'm going to get to mine:
If I were forced to vote, I'd vote OS or PKP, because the clidd vote bandwagon was so weird, and because I think OS has only posted meme-y stuff, which is okay because it's the first day, but all of his posts are still of that nature and I'd like to see him talk a bit more. Although, a part of me thinks scum would rather get talkative townies lynched rather than lurkers, because that would increase their chances of winning, so I'm not exactly sure if my read of people is rather shitty. For now, I'll still abstain from voting, because I'd like to see more interaction.- clidd
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In post 178, GeneralWu wrote:
what's BoPI made a comparison with three other games, which he was town. I noticed that his pattern consists of a game start characterized by an expressive claim or announcement, marked by the use of wifom as a tool of persuasion to, at the same time that he is attracting attention, repelling suspicions due to the strong image of exalted self-confidence. Posts 18, 31, 46 show concern to help inexperienced players, being in coherence with the SE position established in post 8. Assimilation to past experiences in posts 45, 55, 56 and 85 demonstrate transparency in relation to the opinions formed, indicating progressive reasoning in order to develop the game forward, strengthened by the suggestion in post 97. In general, there is no bias in his lines, and his actions are motivated to progress in the team-game proactively. This is enough to consider him as lock-town, under the condition of BoP depending on how the first day and second day occur. If he is not killed within two days, however, I will regard his presence in the game as suspicious, unless there is a PR that has rescue (Doctor) helping him.
I agree that OS is pretty transparent and willing to help and move the game forward. But why would you say he is suspicious if he is not killed within two days?
I can see where you're heading, since towny players tend to be killed by mafia so that the mafia can conceal themselves better. So, if there's a towny player who somehow survives for a long time, he could be regarded as suspicious.
But, supposing that the mafia are townread by everyone in the game, they could also choose to kill scummy people, so that they don't get suspected for being "overly towny" or "so towny they're scummy" or something like that. I remember that happened in a game I played a long time ago on a different website.Burden of Proficiency->'' Asserts that because the player in question has not yet found (enough) scum, they themselves are more likely to be scum ''so, if he didn't find scum, or contribute to more than one misslynch, there is a high chance that he is mafia (as I am assuming that he has enough experience to be able to correctly find out who is scum or not). If he is helping the game to ''walk'', and is seen as TR by most, the mafia will not want him to stay in the game. Therefore: they will kill him, because he presents a threat. It is difficult for players like that to survive long.- clidd
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And in the situation we are in, there are many potential misslynchs. If he is scum, it is very likely that he will be able to direct votes that, in theory, seem justified by some scummy action by the player being accused, but are errors due to the difference in experience between one player and another. The line that separatesnewbie!Scumfromnewbie!Townis very tenuous. So I will make sure to treat him carefully as the game continues. The same goes for the other two SEs, but not as intensely (since I put BoP only in the O.S).- clidd
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1° For now, it's fitting into their standard as town.In post 182, GeneralWu wrote:
Well, wouldn't "premature considerations without the development of a justification" be considered a scummy act? It's something I've seen either bad town or mafia do.I made a comparison with 5 past games, 3 as town and 2 as scum. Chronologically, I can see that from the 1968 game, the expression '' howdy '' was created, which was repeated in the 1982 game, in an attempt to establish a meta favorable to their read as town. However, later, it was also applied in bad faith in both 1974 and 1976 games (scums), mischaracterizing the expression's link with their alignment, and making it a null standard. While reading both scum games, especially 1974 (which has more content), I noticed that their behavior is much more centered and neutral, with semi-premeditated lines and placements, as they maintain their posture and education. Something that is opposite to the extroverted and more incisive stance seen in the three games as town, where the "fear" is much less, with bolder premises and sporadically genuine acts. In this game, precisely in the posts post 68 and 79, I notice, respectively, a very premature consideration, without the development of a justification (guts), and a spontaneously early reaction, with no previous communication channel. Both examples seem to agree with their town pattern, as well as the suggestively emotional error (rush / lack of attention) in the transition between posts 112 and 113, and in the SR statement in post 119, which was done without structuring of a table of previous reads (something I noted in their scum pattern).
Pulling arguments out of nowhere and not providing explanations for them isn't good for town.
In addition, I don't quite get your argument about JV not making a table of reads. Why does not making one make Jackson look towny?
Like, even though it may fit their scum pattern, doesn't gameplay depend more on situation than trying to match meta?
Like, I'm just very used to seeing a table of reads as NAI since people just do it when they have time.Scum!Jacksonusually assumes less careless instances and plans better what they are going to say.
2° Yes, it isn't good in general. But in the discriminated context, it is valid according to thetown!Jacksonplaystyle.
3° It would be more for the purpose in the formulation of the SR. Normally, they would be more careful in this regard, and avoid making comments like "lock-scum" without first providing a more concrete table of reads (as they normally do as scum).
4° Meta is important to distinguish patterns of play, which usually manifest itselves more intensely on the first day. Evidently, it is not an absolute information, but complementary to draw possible alignments attributed to that behavior. Very few players are able to successfully change their standards from one game to the other. Assuming that the majority follows a specific line, statistically, it is interesting to make initial deductions based on this behavioral information. Obviously, as interactions arise, it will be possible to rethink whether these considerations do, in fact, reflect the alignment I suggested to them.
5° Hum, it depends. In particular, I believe that the composition of the table reveals the effort applied to it. Depending on how it is posted, either in isolation (where the intention is to emphasize), or accompanied by an analysis (where the intention is to make a reflection), it is possible to assimilate some inferences about them. So very simple tables, which indicate more objective traits, or tables accompanied by phrases like '' ok, this is a summary '' that indicate insecurity in the representativeness of thought. Even so, because it is a difficult factor to measure, partly due to its subjective / interpretive characteristic, I agree that it is NAI, but it is still valid to associate it with behavior patterns.- clidd
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Post*, this one.In post 192, 72offsuit wrote:
This post pings me in a bad way.Very WIFOMY, doesnt further analyse a particular player, very general, general mafia theory, barely ties back to this game.In post 178, GeneralWu wrote:
what's BoPI made a comparison with three other games, which he was town. I noticed that his pattern consists of a game start characterized by an expressive claim or announcement, marked by the use of wifom as a tool of persuasion to, at the same time that he is attracting attention, repelling suspicions due to the strong image of exalted self-confidence. Posts 18, 31, 46 show concern to help inexperienced players, being in coherence with the SE position established in post 8. Assimilation to past experiences in posts 45, 55, 56 and 85 demonstrate transparency in relation to the opinions formed, indicating progressive reasoning in order to develop the game forward, strengthened by the suggestion in post 97. In general, there is no bias in his lines, and his actions are motivated to progress in the team-game proactively. This is enough to consider him as lock-town, under the condition of BoP depending on how the first day and second day occur. If he is not killed within two days, however, I will regard his presence in the game as suspicious, unless there is a PR that has rescue (Doctor) helping him.
I agree that OS is pretty transparent and willing to help and move the game forward. But why would you say he is suspicious if he is not killed within two days?
I can see where you're heading, since towny players tend to be killed by mafia so that the mafia can conceal themselves better. So, if there's a towny player who somehow survives for a long time, he could be regarded as suspicious.
But, supposing that the mafia are townread by everyone in the game, they could also choose to kill scummy people, so that they don't get suspected for being "overly towny" or "so towny they're scummy" or something like that. I remember that happened in a game I played a long time ago on a different website.
Someone jump on the GW wagon. Get on it!- clidd
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I spoke hypothetically, if I had confidence about my read on the player I'm hammering on. Which, of course, is not the case now.In post 207, GeneralWu wrote:
Why would you hammer a lurker this quick?In post 200, clidd wrote:If I'm absolutely sure, I don't hesitate to hammer a lurker. I've done this a lot in the past.
There's more than half the day left, why would you be so eager to hammer a player?
This sounds like an excuse to quickly lynch someone and end the day as soon as possible tbh.- clidd
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It would be interesting for you to develop this. I am not sure if I understood your case about me.In post 208, GeneralWu wrote:72offsuit and clidd are both looking pretty scummy right now.- clidd
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Ok, bring an answer tomorrow.In post 209, GeneralWu wrote:i'm pretty out of time right now so i'll post some more stuff tomorrow- clidd
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It would be better if you focused on inactive slots, rather than maintaining this tunnel on GeneralWu. It seems much more likely that newbieIn post 204, 72offsuit wrote:
I'm not saying tthat you have DONE EVERY SINGLE ITEM in that DEFINITION of LAMIST.In post 183, GeneralWu wrote:In post 153, 72offsuit wrote:
This is why sometimes in the right context being serious is scummy, Straight from the wiki:In post 126, GeneralWu wrote:
so how am i "acting like i'm trying to solve the game when i'm not"?In post 121, JacksonVirgo wrote:
Overly serious, pings me as someone who wants to act like they're trying to solve the game when they're not.In post 120, Maduisha wrote:
I understand suspecting PKP because of the random clidd vote and saying it's weird not to vote, but why GW?In post 119, JacksonVirgo wrote:I have scum-reads on GeneralWu and Kappa
Eh not as strong a read as Kappa but it's what I see aorn
Also how is being serious a bad thing?
It's the so-called LAMIST - (Look At ME Im So Town!) tell and it's still relevant enough to have its own acronym! Newbscum usually are very concerned with 'looking good' to avoid falling under suspicion, but don't know how to fake-scumhunt. Instead, they will do things like pushing the lurkers to contribute, trying to "resuscitate" them by voting them, asking for reads on themselves, talking a lot about the game itself (this is called IIoA), claiming they are doing anything in their power to get information.
uhh if I remember correctly jackson was the one who thought I was being overly seriousIn post 154, 72offsuit wrote:Your post fits the LAMIST tell in my eyes, therefore i think you are scummy
Also how am I "pushing the lurkers to contribute"? Did I even say anything that was to push a lurker to say something?
In addition, I how have I "tried to 'resuscitate'" any lurkers by voting them? I never voted a lurker this whole game.
I may have asked forreasonsfor reads on myself, since no one can say "I think so and so is towny" or "I think so and so is scummy" and expect us to agree with him if he doesn't provide some good reasons.
I also didn't ask for the reads themselves.
And where am I "talking a lot about the game itself"?
seriously wtmoo where did this random accusation come from?
I'll have to take a closer look at 72offsuit's posts since they're striking me as weird.
I was answering your question as to why being serious is scummy.scumis uninterested in this game. Which, clearly, is not his case.- clidd
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I understood the motivation, although I don't agree. I was more interested in seeing the reasoning of seeing my act as "scummy". Particularly, I spent 4-5 hours researching and setting up my initial post. It is offensive to me that someone reads me as SR without having a firm basis to justify what he is talking about.In post 214, 72offsuit wrote:
Clidd, did you understand his case against me?In post 211, clidd wrote:
It would be interesting for you to develop this. I am not sure if I understood your case about me.In post 208, GeneralWu wrote:72offsuit and clidd are both looking pretty scummy right now.- clidd
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Meme-claim ?In post 239, 72offsuit wrote:I'm tracker by the way. GW visited the masonhood wielding a bazooka.- clidd
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Hum. You could have heard Kappa's defense before deciding the premature hammer. Your action significantly damaged my read about you.In post 238, Maduisha wrote:I'm a bit pissed that I only suspected 2 people and they both turned out green, I suck at this game more than I remembered. Anyway, we now have more info about our role layout... which is not good...
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Based on this, the chances of being two newbies in theIn post 240, clidd wrote:O.S was obvtown by his playstyle (and meta), that was a good kill.scum teamare remote.- clidd
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In post 246, Maduisha wrote:
Explain this to me! Why would I get lynched in a different game? Is what I did scummy? If it is, would the mafia risk losing a member on day 2?In post 244, clidd wrote:In any other game you repeat this, your lynch will take place immediately the next day, keep that in mind. Putting him on L-1 was essential to get a better reaction. He would have to defend himself or be lynched, which would elicit an emotional response.
And you can still get me lynched in this one!!!!! I crave attention. I need it, come on, man...Maduisha, do you understand that by knowing the term''scummy'', you must unconsciously be able to assimilate what makes someone scummy, right ? I can perfectly theorize that your partner could have guided you to do this, considering that such a move can be interpreted as wifom. So, yes, it would be possible for mafia to risk losing a player on day 2.
However, lines like:
(But I like that you voted for me.)And you can still get me lynched in this one!!!!! I crave attention. I need it, come on, man...
Give the impression that you are playing some kind of "character", while trying to sell the idea that you did not understand the repercussions of your act the day before.I know that, but I was boredThe question is:is this associated with thegreenorredfaction ? what do you hope to achieve with such behavior ?
Hammering someone who you think might be a potential town, being of green alignment,In post 228, Maduisha wrote:I'm very bored and I actually don't care anymore if he turns up scum or townie, or whatever I might look after this, so I'm actually hammering him.
VOTE: Phi Kappa Phi
Reason: I'm jealous of his Phi profile picture.isn't playing against your own winning conditions?- clidd
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Wouldn't it be hypocritical to lynch the next individual who will hammer and ignore what you did ?In post 237, Maduisha wrote:Look at yourselves, you got the vanilla townie lynched. I suggest we lynch the hammerer next.
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Can you simplify your reasoning ? I didn't understand what you meant.In post 266, OldMapleNostalgia wrote:Clidd:
You wrote in your wall that it was strange that I wanted to maintain neutrality while still pointing out someone's strange behavior. I mostly agree, but I can attribute that to getting a read on how the meta of the game itself would play out. So I'll start pushing. How can you conclude that the mafia team is not consisted of two newbies? They just need to recognize that OS was the best player in this game, which is something that you acknowledged in your wall. Is it too far of a jump for mafia newbies to recognize that he is a good kill when you literally told them that it was? You point this out again at the start of the day that, why are you adamant in letting people know that OS was lock-town in your eyes? I don’t like this behavior, fos on you- clidd
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You understand that he can be killed during the night, correct ? it would be interesting to claim now, while this scenario has not occurred. Considering that they have no night action, the effectiveness of the role with the dead partner is null. Now, with the revelation, it would help PoE by dropping it from the lynch pool for today.In post 270, JacksonVirgo wrote:
We shouldn't get them to claim, it'd be +ev to keep them hiddenIn post 263, clidd wrote:Now, changing the subject: who is the secondmasonamong us ?
72offsuit
Maduisha
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At this point, the chance of fake claims has passed. There is no point in continuing to keep your identity hidden.- clidd
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According to the mechanical peculiarities of the setup, we have no investigative PR among us, just two masons (and one already died). And yes, if the mason reveals himself, it is evident that the chances of him dying are greater. But in this scenario, I will be alive tomorrow and will be able to have a significant impact on the game.In post 279, Maduisha wrote:
Why would they kill you if they can kill someone that can factually prove they're not red...? The mafia doesn't want the town to have someone they know they can trust.In post 278, clidd wrote:Incorrect. I am probably dying tonight, so i need someone to die in my place. If they didn't kill me, mason lives and leads tomorrow. In both ways we gain something.- clidd
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Well, I have already expressed my opinion on Maduisha case. If majority wants to lynch her, that's fine, but I won't get involved for two reasons:
1° She being scum implies early-game suicide strategy.
2° Volatile behavior indicates authenticity of thought, difficult to fake as scum. Newbie!Scum usually plays more timidly, especially the first time. The way she attracted attention is opposite to that premise.- clidd
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'' Kill all threats ''— Would be what this death indicates. Under no circumstances mafia will choose at random. They will always rely, as a rule, on the reads they obtained during the day, to try to '' hunt down '' potential hidden PRs, or, in this case, get rid of possible threats in the course of the game. The context in which we are, makes it explicit that roles such as doctor, cop and jailor were not assigned to this game, therefore, our alignment does not have any tools to investigate the opposite alignment. In the case of masons, the main advantage is the exchange of information between the two, evidently interrupted by this early death. The purpose of the role has already been uncharacterized, since the remaining mason only has its role as information, which will only serve to discard it from the PoE process at the moment when we are going to select a lynch. With that in mind, it is much more beneficial for the mafia not to necessarily hunt down the remaining mason (as it has no recourse to inflict damage on them), but to eliminate proactive players from the game (like me, for example).
The premise of the mason staying alive until the 3rd or 4th day is detrimental to us, as no one can prove that he is, in fact, a mason. Therefore, the mafia can execute a cc (counter-claim). In the lylo scenario, this is an advantage for the red faction, for obvious reasons.- clidd
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And, as I already mentioned, I prefer the mason to reveal itself today, as I will be able to work better in my lynch pool and, consequently, enhance our chances of hitting scum. The scenario in which that didn't happen, and we have another misslynch today, I will die at night and the game is likely to be ruined (lylo with ceejayvinoya will be a headache).- clidd
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Jackson, explain this.In post 287, JacksonVirgo wrote:In post 272, JacksonVirgo wrote:Mae's confidence and them sticking to their logic screams cocky town to me
Spicy take. Clidd is power wolfing and is wanting a reason to why they're not killed N2In post 275, Maduisha wrote:I don't understand the term +ev, but what's wrong with the mason revealing themselves? It's a townie confirmation, if anything. Ahh, unless you guys are actually going to lynch me for wanting to skip the day, then they're worth more hidden until day 3, I guess...
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OldMaple, develop this.In post 266, OldMapleNostalgia wrote:Clidd:
You wrote in your wall that it was strange that I wanted to maintain neutrality while still pointing out someone's strange behavior. I mostly agree, but I can attribute that to getting a read on how the meta of the game itself would play out. So I'll start pushing. How can you conclude that the mafia team is not consisted of two newbies? They just need to recognize that OS was the best player in this game, which is something that you acknowledged in your wall. Is it too far of a jump for mafia newbies to recognize that he is a good kill when you literally told them that it was? You point this out again at the start of the day that, why are you adamant in letting people know that OS was lock-town in your eyes? I don’t like this behavior, fos on you- clidd
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Claim ? shouldn't he defend himself first ?In post 257, ceejayvinoya wrote:It would have been better if you let Kappa claim first - clidd
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