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Making meaningful posts with the V/LA banner up??? LYNCH ALL LIARS VOTE: DkKoba
Dwelled on the merits of massclaiming early when reading over the setup, but I would cast my vote (such as it is) for playing the game 'normally' as long as possible because immediately devolving the game into a role logic puzzle makes it a lot less fun. I feel I am notorious (as much as I haven't played Mafier anywhere in ages and I don't think anyone in this game knows me?) for being total garbo at role theory though so that sentiment may just be me trying to avoid going down a path I know I am much worse at. :v- Kilgamayan
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imo what to do with someone that doesn't want to hammer depends on how they handle the situation. Someone that goes "no I'm townreading them and that's that" and shoves their fingers in their ears can be sent to the guillotine the next day because that reeks of scum wanting to avoid hammering a supersaint. I'd be substantially more willing to give leeway to someone that goes "I'm townreading this person for A B C reasons and I think the case against them doesn't fly for X Y Z reasons" and actually makes an effort to dissuade the lynch onto someone else they find scummier. (Assuming their argumentation isn't all bunk, of course.)- Kilgamayan
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omgusIn post 42, DkKoba wrote:
Too much word salad 2/10In post 26, Kilgamayan wrote:imo what to do with someone that doesn't want to hammer depends on how they handle the situation. Someone that goes "no I'm townreading them and that's that" and shoves their fingers in their ears can be sent to the guillotine the next day because that reeks of scum wanting to avoid hammering a supersaint. I'd be substantially more willing to give leeway to someone that goes "I'm townreading this person for A B C reasons and I think the case against them doesn't fly for X Y Z reasons" and actually makes an effort to dissuade the lynch onto someone else they find scummier. (Assuming their argumentation isn't all bunk, of course.)
VOTE: kilga
FWIW I tend to post little but word lots when playing in ~~~unfamiliar territory~~~
UNVOTE: DkKoba
VOTE: Night 3 Roses
Posts so far have given me a sense of playing a "safely helpful" game; decent post volume but all of the game content is focused around trying to solve the role puzzle or info dropping (such as details about a previous game that used this setup), which doesn't require any real alignment-related effort. Basically active lurking.
ED1 STRONG!
I could also vote for ceejayvinoya, 69 (nice) doesn't explain why Holden is the most awkward player at that point in the game and it's not really a conclusion I agree with (I would have said Hoctac or maybe Tuxedo Mask instead).- Kilgamayan
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Does it really count as theft if you literally gave them that avatar, though?In post 134, Tuxedo Mask wrote:But I am going to have to eventually lynch you for identity theft.
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Heading to bed. DkKoba vs. HoldenGolden reads Town/Town slapfight to me at this juncture. I feel like they may just be talking past each other.- Kilgamayan
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I am okay with it given I felt worse about you them when I posted. It helps that 158 is pretty much exactly the response I intended to give to 150, which itself feels like a disingenuous response. Particularly since (a) it doesn't make an attempt to address why my accusation is wrong, and (b) it doesn't differentiate between our post volumes. I would say someone who doesn't post a lot but offers alignment opinions when they do is townier than someone that does post a lot but doesn't offer alignment opinions, regardless of the actual content of those posts.In post 153, Night 3 Roses wrote:@Kilga, how do you feel about CJ sheeping you?
To be clear, is Hoctac actually an alt of a regular player?In post 138, HoldenGolden wrote:{gigant-o quote stripe removed for visual clarity}
Given your typing style, its not hard to deduce who you really are lol.- Kilgamayan
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I am okay with it given I felt worse about you them when I posted. It helps that 158 is pretty much exactly the response I intended to give to 150, which itself feels like a disingenuous response. Particularly since (a) it doesn't make an attempt to address why my accusation is wrong, and (b) it doesn't differentiate between our post volumes. I would say someone who doesn't post a lot but offers alignment opinions when they do is townier than someone that does post a lot but doesn't offer alignment opinions, regardless of the actual content of those posts.In post 153, Night 3 Roses wrote:@Kilga, how do you feel about CJ sheeping you?
To be clear, is Hoctac actually an alt of a regular player?In post 138, HoldenGolden wrote:{gigant-o quote stripe removed for visual clarity}
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The idea behind (b) is that I feel a larger volume of gameplay posts without alignment-related efforts comes across as "trying to look like one is being helpful without one actually being helpful" than a smaller volume of such posts, which could be explained as simply as "I have notable stretches of time throughout each day where I am able to pay little/no attention to the game". I will grant that it can be tough to dig up alignment opinions on ED1, but DkKoba was at least making such an effort, like with their vote for me (which happened early on and was something you could have made at least one alignment-opinion post about).In post 165, Night 3 Roses wrote:
your own iso up to that point was 4 posts, all of which were either setup talk or non-game related, pot-calling-kettle-black. before i fell asleep, the only discussion so far was Setup Spec, the few KobavTux posts, and some people wanting to vote Holden (which I actually did ask about but got ignored).In post 161, Kilgamayan wrote:
I am okay with it given I felt worse about youIn post 153, Night 3 Roses wrote:@Kilga, how do you feel about CJ sheeping you?themthan him when I posted. It helps that 158 is pretty much exactly the response I intended to give to 150, which itself feels like a disingenuous response. Particularly since (a) it doesn't make an attempt to address why my accusation is wrong, and (b) it doesn't differentiate between our post volumes. I would say someone who doesn't post a lot but offers alignment opinions when they do is townier than someone that does post a lot but doesn't offer alignment opinions, regardless of the actual content of those posts.
i don't understand what you mean by (b)?
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I also followed my vote for you a bit later with an alignment opinion on the DkKoba/Holden argument, which you could also have made at least one alignment-opinion by now but haven't.
Basically, for all your posting, I don't actually know what you think about the alignments of anyone in the game, whereas even with my current low volume of posts, I think I have some pretty obvious positive/negative opinions of a few players.- Kilgamayan
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Both of my games here were Town games. This one was played to completion; this one was aborted.
Scum games are a little harder to sensibly and relevantly come by. My most recent scum game is here, which is also from 2015, but the mechanics of that game were a bit wacky. If you want something other than that, there were a couple of Anon games whose accounts have since been repurposed several times, and then a game from 2009.- Kilgamayan
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Man, my mind short-circuited for a moment there because I completely forgot that Holmes and Moriarty are actual characters that have appeared in many different mediums and not just a hot dude and a foxy grandpa from everyone's favorite cell phone game.
@Night 3 Roses: I think the post volume difference does matter in that a higher post volume comes across as an active attempt to look good whereas the lower post volume does not. To be sure, not contributing is generally a scummy thing, but I am more wary of someone that's actively trying to look good without actually contributing than someone's that not trying to look good while also not actually contributing.
I will admit I assumed you (or your slot, or whatever term is appropriate) didn't like ceejay or myself not because of any scumhunting justification, but simply because we're voting for you. Aside from Hoctac being unhappy with ceejay for not being original, no one else has seemed to have a problem with the nature of the pressure being applied to you, so I figured it was a safe assumption. I've seen so many players over the years do it, so.
@Hoctac: Is there a reason you ask questions about matters that aren't alignment-indicative in ways that seem to imply you think they are? I am thinking of 74, 119, and the recent 198 in particular. You have an awful lot of fluff as well. I genuinely can't tell if your play/post style is some sort of social experiment (particularly since my question about your potential alt-account-ness wasn't addressed) or if this is actually how you play, and it's throwing my ability to read your slot.- Kilgamayan
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@Night 3 Roses - These blokes:
https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes
https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/James_Moriarty
There's an event currently going on in the game in the North America servers that heavily involves both of them, so I was already in a mindset of thinking about them.
Anyway, I'm still not entirely satisfied by our exchange, but I will admit I'm not feeling quite as good as I was originally, even given how little one can really feel "good" about ED1 cases. Like, I still think your earlier performance is a mildly scummy approach - "you're assuming i'm trying to look good" and "i was posting because i felt like posting" are things one could just as easily say falsely as scum as truthfully as town, and while yes, town and scum can behave in similar manners and do similar things, there are some town behaviors and actions that are easier to do as scum than other town behaviors and actions, and I think your earlier play falls in the first category there - but your responses have felt more like "slightly offended townie" than "defensive scum", so I'm willing to shelve it for the time being. Particularly given recent happenings. (Also I somehow completely missed the bottom of your 165. Terribly sorry for that.)
UNVOTE: Night 3 Roses
VOTE: Hoctac
I was willing to give the playstyle a pass for the time being under the possibility that the player was someone new that is still feeling out how to play the game and what's important and what's not - we were all clueless newbies at some point - but knowing this approach to the game is coming from someone that should know better sours me on it. Moreover, I really really dislike the vote for DkKoba and explanation thereof, particularly since it came immediately after DkKoba voted for them. I'm not going to defend DkKoba at length, that's for them to do, but I will say that I thought it was obvious why they dropped their spat with Holden, and Holden didn't seem to hold(en) it against them (see 140). The timing of and explanation for Hoctac's vote are incongruous, too - if you take issue with DkKoba "changing their warrant when questioned", why not vote for them after they first unvoted in 186? Hoctac has definitely paying attention to unvotes because they questioned half of Night 3 Roses (Night 1.5 Roses?) about their unvote in 198. And yet there's nothing to say about DkKoba pulling back from the argument with and vote for Holden at the time, but all of a sudden in 208 it's a votable offense? I'm not buying it.- Kilgamayan
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@N3R (can I call you this?): Flat-out lurking is certainly physically easier, but I think it's also much more likely to get noticed and called out, which is why I personally prioritize looking for minimal effort ahead of no effort.
@Holden: I think DkKoba's frustration reads as genuine. I used to be the same way philosophically about ED1 scumclaiming, and I know people that still are, so I can sympathize with the throwing up of the e-hands at the realization that no one else in the game was buying what they were selling when they thought they had something substantial.- Kilgamayan
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I don't believe I really ever escalated that way, but that may be largely because, whenever I pursued someone for scumclaiming as a "joke", I made no secret about that being the reason I was pursuing them. :VIn post 231, HoldenGolden wrote:
There is a sense of genuineness coming from him, but that came afterwards where he admitted to doing soft pushes that were worth nothing.In post 229, Kilgamayan wrote:@N3R (can I call you this?): Flat-out lurking is certainly physically easier, but I think it's also much more likely to get noticed and called out, which is why I personally prioritize looking for minimal effort ahead of no effort.
@Holden: I think DkKoba's frustration reads as genuine. I used to be the same way philosophically about ED1 scumclaiming, and I know people that still are, so I can sympathize with the throwing up of the e-hands at the realization that no one else in the game was buying what they were selling when they thought they had something substantial.
As someone who used to be that way, did you escalate that quickly to assumptions like over defensiveness in who responded to your pushes? That's my main gripe with his posts is I feel the quickness of his escalation of frustration is off along with the AI charged language.
Maybe it was{REDACTED} Fake Edit: nvm I realized I don't actually want to publicly mention possible justifications for the escalated aggression. That's DkKoba's explanation to provide and I'd rather not list things and have them later point at one and go "yeah that's the one". I did think of a couple, though (including the possibility of it simply being scum BSing), and going back and rereading the argument I couldn't really make a case to myself as to which was the most likely reason.
@clidd: Sorry for not having anything more immediately helpful/relevant wrt scum games Anonymafia is fun but it's a nightmare rereading it after the fact even if one is involved.- Kilgamayan
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@DkKoba: I'll colon YOUR s :Z Also you may want to try to address Holden's issue with you once and for all if only so everyone can move on.
@clidd: I think it's kind of pointless to ask me about ceejay given he hasn't posted since I last discussed him, but for the sake of posterity, I wasn't overly happy with him in 108, but hey, ED1 cases. His 158 maade me feel a little better about him since it was clear he understood my voting reasons. My read hasn't evolved since then because he flat-out hasn't been here to change it. Given a fair amount has happened since then, including my opinion of N3R evolving a bit and my vote changing, I am rather interested to see how his stances have evolved once he returns.
This is a mind-boggling statement to make in combination with not addressing the second half of the final paragraph I wrote in 215.In post 240, Hoctac wrote:
My vote has nothing to do with your vote on me specifically. Sorry for the confusion.In post 216, DkKoba wrote:
nice omgus buddy. mad i called your gimmick out?In post 208, Hoctac wrote:VOTE: DKkoba
For a pillow push and changing their warrant once questioned.
Fake edit: Oh hey, there we go. @ceejay: Any update on your N3R stance?- Kilgamayan
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Big ol' at ceejay not at least providing some sort of update regarding his N3R vote despite being prompted. Slidin' down the happy list as a result. (I'm rather surprised Iconeum had nothing to say about this.)
To put it bluntly, you (or your slot, or whatever) were in the thread and posting, I wasn't. Obviously I can't prove this now, but had I been active in the thread to that degree, I would have at least tried to post a few alignment-discerning things. Had I been as active in the thread as your slot was while avoiding posting things that were attempts to discern alignments, then I would absolutely concede that point to anyone that called me out on that behaviour.In post 283, Night 3 Roses wrote:
Strongly disagree. You are pushing us on something that your slot is guilty of to a worse extent.In post 179, Kilgamayan wrote:Basically, for all your posting, I don't actually know what you think about the alignments of anyone in the game, whereas even with my current low volume of posts, I think I have some pretty obvious positive/negative opinions of a few players.
If you have those opinions, they ain't in your iso and they definitely weren't at the tim of your push on us. So I don't understand how it's natural for you to have that scumread.
Like I said, there are some town behaviors and actions that are easier to do as scum than other town behaviors and actions. I saw an action that could qualify as townie behavior but was on the easier end of the spectrum for scum to be doing instead, so I voted it. It was hardly a slam-dunk thing, but for ED1? Sure.In post 288, Night 3 Roses wrote:
I don't understand your take and conclusions here. If something can come from scum just as easily as town, how are you scumreading it? You literally just said it's NAI yourself.In post 215, Kilgamayan wrote:Like, I still think your earlier performance is a mildly scummy approach - "you're assuming i'm trying to look good" and "i was posting because i felt like posting" are things one could just as easily say falsely as scum as truthfully as town, and while yes, town and scum can behave in similar manners and do similar things, there are some town behaviors and actions that are easier to do as scum than other town behaviors and actions, and I think your earlier play falls in the first category there - but your responses have felt more like "slightly offended townie" than "defensive scum", so I'm willing to shelve it for the time being. Particularly given recent happenings. (Also I somehow completely missed the bottom of your 165. Terribly sorry for that.)
At least the reassessing and trying to solve here is a +.
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I was referring to Koba not addressing something of yours that you had to badger them about. Looking back at your combined ISOs, though, it looks like (a) I may have mentally combined your earlier frustrations during the argument you two had with your active request to have Koba address your 140, and (b) it actually was eventually addressed and I missed it because Koba responded to 140 directly after your request without explicitly acknowledging your request. So that comment of mine was in error. Sorry about that to both of you. (Obviously I have no interest in shutting down any sort of meaningful discussion, never mind that I couldn't even if I wanted to.)In post 324, HoldenGolden wrote:
What makes you believe I'm asking others about Phoneix Human Rights solely to gather information on him?@DkKoba: I'll colon YOUR s :Z Also you may want to try to address Holden's issue with you once and for all if only so everyone can move on.
Why would you want Dkkoba to end the questioning when the matter is partially outside of his control? I know you see us as TvT, but why shut the down on my questioning solely for that?
I have a very hard time believing this. There were not very many posts between your 178 and your 198, but that collection of posts included both Koba's unvote (186) and N3R's vote change (197). Your 198 questions N3R about their unvote, so clearly you are paying some degree of attention to (at-the-time) current activities, and are particularly interested in unvotes, but you had nothing at all to say about Koba's unvote.In post 326, Hoctac wrote:To address the timing of my push comments: That was just when I decided to have a reread of the thread and picked on the things I mentioned on DkKoba.
@ ceejay's empty unvote. Sliding further down the happy list. Would be happy to vote in this direction should I have a reason to no longer be voting Hoctac.
Koba vs. Tuxedo feels like Koba vs. Holden all over again. Don't think poorly of either of them at this juncture.
This might be my favorite Mafier post ever.
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It's basically a combination of my previous opinion on them and the fact that I did not think they were actually making some sort of attempt to shut down clidd's playstyle (338 in particular reads as a flippant response that does not take your 337 seriously). Koba has straight-up admitted to having a bullying playstyle (see 315) and in that context their approach to clidd and everything that happened immediately after that makes plenty of sense.In post 393, Tuxedo Mask wrote:
Can you elaborate on your town read of DKKoba? Is it still based in you two having a similar playstyle? Or is there more that I'm not seeing?In post 389, Kilgamayan wrote:Koba vs. Tuxedo feels like Koba vs. Holden all over again. Don't think poorly of either of them at this juncture.
OTOH I don't necessarily philosophically agree with bullying playstyles, which is why I also have no issue with your response to Koba. Hence my TvT opinion of the spat.
I had mentally lost track of the fact that there are still multiple RVS votes in the vote count until Datisi said something! Would really rather see those votes get placed in serious places. :V- Kilgamayan
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Can you give an example of how you would vote given Hoctac does a certain thing? Something like "If Hoctac's response does A B C I would then vote X Y Z".In post 431, enomis wrote:
It doesn't but I wanna see how HocTac respond first.In post 401, Night 3 Roses wrote:holden my dude you still have your rvs vote up, does it reflect your reads or
also same question at enomis
Also, I don't really have a scumread at this point.
Why not vote for one of them, then?In post 443, ceejayvinoya wrote:
No idea. Maybe someone in enomis/Hoctac. I'm having trouble townreading either.In post 442, Night 3 Roses wrote:
who are the scums then?In post 440, ceejayvinoya wrote:
Holden is probably town. I'm backing off.In post 385, Night 3 Roses wrote:ceejay, i think someone asked earlier for your current read on holden (and sorry if i missed your reply), what is it?
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I'll ask what I asked of enomis of you as well, then. Can you give an example of how you would vote given Hoctac does a certain thing? Something like "If Hoctac's response does A B C I would then vote X Y Z".In post 467, ceejayvinoya wrote:
Want Hoctac to come back firstIn post 464, Kilgamayan wrote:Why not vote for one of them, then?- Kilgamayan
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I have nothing particularly new or interesting to add since my last post, beyond a general worry that Hoctac's extended absence will dull people to the case against them.
Mildly surprised some people are having difficulty getting reads they find worthy of a vote? I don't think anyone is expecting anyone else to have a slam-dunk scum case against someone, but there has to be scum somewhere, so why not vote for something that rankles you, even if only slightly? It's not like votes are sticky if you decide later that you were wrong.- Kilgamayan
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I suppose that in lieu of anything new to say about any of the people I'd be willing to vote for (Hoctac, ceejay, enomis, in roughly that order), I will at least mention that N3R has been sliding pretty consistently up my happy list and I am no longer remotely interested in their lynch
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That's an awful lot of posts to not address this:
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I have a very hard time believing this. There were not very many posts between your 178 and your 198, but that collection of posts included both Koba's unvote (186) and N3R's vote change (197). Your 198 questions N3R about their unvote, so clearly you are paying some degree of attention to (at-the-time) current activities, and are particularly interested in unvotes, but you had nothing at all to say about Koba's unvote.In post 326, Hoctac wrote:To address the timing of my push comments: That was just when I decided to have a reread of the thread and picked on the things I mentioned on DkKoba.- Kilgamayan
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@Tuxedo Mask: My top scumread is Hoctac, hence my voting them and spending a number of posts calling them out on their behavior surrounding their Koba vote. I'm not sure how this could possibly be unclear to someone that has been reading my posts? I also don't really agree with the assessment that my play has been 'passive' - I've been actively trying to state reads on things without being prompted to do so because that's how scum get hunted - but I suppose I am biased on the matter.
Regarding #135, at the time, it felt to me like there was a misunderstanding between Koba and Holden and both of them simply did not notice (or did not notice enough to think to clarify things).
Given end-of-day consolidation is looking like it's going to be a thing, I will state that my lynch preference order hasn't really changed from 495 (Hoctac > ceejay > enomis). I suppose I could be convinced to vote for clidd - he has seemed generically fine at a glance but his posts haven't left much of any sort of impression on me - but certainly not ahead of any of the three on my priority list. Needing to vote for anyone else to secure a lynch ranges from mildly annoying to very annoying.- Kilgamayan
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@Tuxedo: Framing my vote as being "parked" is pretty disingenuous on your part, honestly. Nothing Hoctac has done has made me want to change it; see 515, which quotes my major problem with Hoctac's Koba vote. There has been no movement to my vote because Hoctac went a while without posting, and then defended against OMGUS charges while ignoring my major issue stated in 389 (which is quoted in 515). Note that this approach to defense, delaying and then ignoring/misdirecting, is also a scummy act.
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A restatement of my issue with Hoctac, for (hopefully) full clarity
Koba voted Hoctac in 207, and Hoctac turned around and voted Koba in 208. An argument can be had over how scummy OMGUS is, or if it is even scummy or not, but that is a discussion for another time. The important thing to look at here is Hoctac's vote reason: "For a pillow push and changing their warrant once questioned." This is later expanded upon in 214 with "Additionally, they implied they disliked Holden's defensiveness, yet switched their vote to me too quickly, indicating they were unhappy with pursuing that push since it was drawing questions into their alignment and motives", and in 240, Hoctac adds that "My vote has nothing to do with your vote on me specifically."
Why is this scummy?
This is discussed in my 389, but for the sake of clarify, I'll explain again.
* Hoctac posts and is engaged with the game in 178.
* Koba unvotes Holden in 186.
* N3R unvotes clidd (an RVS vote) and votes ceejay in 197.
* Hoctac questions N3R's 197 unvote in 198.
Hoctac is at least someone active and engaged with the game in this interval of time, because 178 and 198 are both game-engaged posts. Hoctac is also keeping track of unvotes, as evidenced in 198 by questioning N3R's unvote.The kicker here is that no effort whatsoever is made to engage with Koba over Koba's unvote, despite Hoctac clearly paying attention unvotes. No voting for or questioning of Koba whatsoever. If the vote and justification in 208 and the further elaborations in 214 and 240 were genuinely what TownHoctac thought, then Hoctac would have made an effort to engage with Koba over Koba's 186 unvote in 198, if not sooner.As no effort was made in that interval of posts, it is simple to conclude that Hoctac's Koba vote and reasoning was not genuine, and as such Hoctac is scum.
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If Hoctac is somehow telling the truth then I will look elsewhere, but there is no way to know this until Hoctac flips, so this is a rather pointless question at this juncture.- Kilgamayan
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FEI I will be asleep when deadline hits (UTC - 5) and I had an utterly exhausting day today so odds are good I'll be in bed within a couple of hours.
enomis hopping onto the ceejay wagon whilst ignoring Holden's stated desire that enomis be a possible hammer vote is rather sus, particularly since ceejay was Holden's other stated hammerer preference and ceejay is presumably not going to hammer himself. Trying to dodge #SUPERSAINTRISK, enomis?
@Hoctac: I have an extremely hard time believing you didn't notice Koba's unvote at the time, given you were present in the thread and questioned N3R about their unvote. Not only does your questioning of N3R demonstrate that you were paying attention to unvotes, but N3R's unvote was (a) taking back an RVS vote, and (b) mechanically moot given N3R then voted for someone else in the same post. It was an incredibly pointless question, but also simultaneously was, if we are to believe you are town, more worth asking about than Koba's meaningful unvote. Like, sure, it's not physically impossible for someone that drew a town PM to behave like this, but it's exceedingly unlikely.- Kilgamayan
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@Hoctac: Why on Earth were you intentionally playing in a useless manner, then? "My own entertainment" is not a valid reason to act detrimentally in a team game.
@enomis: I know I'm town but I'm not afraid to hammer someone I think is scum if that's what the rest of the game wants, regardless of the supersaint possibility. This is a team effort, and if risking getting rid of me in that manner helps the overall town state, then hey, let's do it. I would think any town player would at least be sympathetic to the idea, if not ready to go along with it, while scum have much more of a reason to wait to avoid hammering a supersaint.
FWIW I would be delighted to see you hammer Hoctac or ceejay (or see either of them hammer you, or have one of them hammer the other), if not wanting to be beHolden to only Holden is really that much of a sticking point.
In fact, I think it would be best if people made clear who they would like to see possibly be a hammer on whatever lynch is eventually achieved.- Kilgamayan
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Hrngh
On one hand, I'm not overly impressed by PenguinPower's stated reasons for the Koba push in 639 and 640. I found myself coming up with counterarguments to most of them in my head as I was reading them. I'm not going to actively defend Koba on most of it - that's their job, not mine - but at the very least, citing setup spec/setup solve attempts as a reason for scumminess while using "in this other game that used the same setup, a town player with strong mechanical abilities botched it and their mistake won the game for scum" looks internally incongruous. Like, I'm not sure how "scum win past game due to townie beefing setup spec" implies "current game player beefing setup spec means player is scum" as opposed to "current game player beefing setup spec means player is probably town and just bad at setup spec". Particularly given the question about roleblocking and bombs, the answer to which has been public information since this game was added to the queue.
OTOH Koba's tack has noticably changed since coming under fire, which is bizarre for someone that comes from a community that tends to favor a bullying playstyle. I feel like they'd be used to irritating pressure by now? I was wondering if the change in tack was because of the misgendering, because I get how that can be very frustrating, but Koba implied it's only part of the reason, so the change in tack is at least partially because of game pressure.
I guess what this means is that I'm no longer willing to vote for the clidd slot currently occupied by PenguinPower, and I am substantially more open to voting for Koba than I was before. I will be interested to see where this goes once Koba has cooled off.- Kilgamayan
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Quick summary is that he's been both low volume and low content, and doesn't really seem to have notable negative feelings about anyone, not since the N3R unvote in 381. He's expressed misgivings about enomis but they apparently aren't enough to warrant a vote.In post 634, PenguinPower wrote:Why do we want Ceejay lynched?- Kilgamayan
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@PenguinPower: It's still suspect no matter how often he does it. If he does indeed get a replacement and the replacement produces content and opinions, though, then I'd be willing to drop the suspicion. (Assuming, of course, that the content and opinions aren't terrible, etc. etc. etc.)- Kilgamayan
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Since then, clidd-turned-PP voted for Koba, but everything else is unchanged.
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Mmm, PP railing against the ceejay lynch possibility made me go back and reread a bit.
@enomis - Why exactly are you voting for ceejay? You've been pretty gung-ho about it (see 575 and 620) but looking through your ISO I don't really see a stated reason anywhere for your vote, beyond "I have a gut feeling that he's scum" in 620, which is, uh, not a whole lot considering your apparent enthusiasm for his lynch.
Fake edit: Hoctac, you are free to stop misinterpreting my explanation for my vote as "Hoctac OMGUSed Koba" at, like, any time. I might even feel less inclined to vote for you!- Kilgamayan
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Bluhhhhh actually the more I dwell on it the more I want to do this. WAGON DECONSOLIDATION WITH LESS THAN 12 HOURS LET'S GO
UNVOTE: Hoctac
VOTE: enomis
The more I think about the multiple instances of "hey everyone let's lynch ceejay" without any effort to explainwhywe should vote for ceejay (not even in the original ceejay vote) the more I dislike it. I also was not impressed by our exchange related to hammer votes, which makes me feel even better about this, but the reasonless vote and continued enthusiastic pushes are really bad.- Kilgamayan
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@Hoctac: 567. You have responded to it, and I imagine your response will not have changed, so there's no reason to waste topic space by doing it again. The point is that boiling that explanation down to "Hoctac OMGUSed Koba" isincrediblydisingenuous.
@Koba: See 725 and 728 for why I'm now voting enomis, at the very least.- Kilgamayan
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Overnight thoughts. Can't wait for one or more of these people to have died and made me look stupid with their flips!
The enomis train
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Kilgamayan- Well, I know I'm town.
Tuxedo Mask- Bluh. Had previously expression suspicion of enomis in 553, but (a) it seems to come about largely as a result of PoE (the post also lists Holden, N3R, Hoctac, Clidd, and myself in the Town section), and (b) it comes right alongside a suspicion of ceejay. (This is going to get PbP-ish, but I promise it's going somewhere.) Changes vote to ceejay in 558, but proceeds to question me in 562 about why I don't like ceejay and enomis, as well as I why I dislike ceejay more at the time, and then also questions enomis in 576 about "why CJ over Hoctac", despite having his own vote on ceejay at the time. The kicker than comes in 730, with a statement about thinking Hoctac and Koba are down while switching his vote to enomis on the grounds that ceejay may be getting replaced. The problem with all this? Between 553 and 730, Tuxedo Mask has town reads on everyone but ceejay and enomis and is willing to vote either of them, but does not appear to ever make an effort to reconcile these with the fact that ceejay and enomis actively dislike each other (and have actively disliked each other for a while, including enomis voting for ceejay). I feel like Town Tuxedo would want to stop and rethink given he is town reading six players and scum reading two players in a two-scum game while those two scumreads were actively hostile toward each other and had been hostile toward each other for a while. I also feel like (a) questioning people over why they would prefer to vote ceejay over other people while he himself is voting ceejay, and (b) changing his vote from ceejay to a person voting ceejay that ceejay thinks is scum means Tuxedo doesn't really care that much about the implications of his scumreads.
(Also worth noting that Tuxedo Mask leaves his vote on enomis even after ceejay starts posting again, which makes it clear that ceejay is not getting a replacement, which eliminates the reason for switching to enomis in 730. Koba had just voted ceejay in 778 as well before ceejay started posting again, so a ceejay lynch was definitely viable at that point.)
ceejayvinoya- Vote seems reasonable to me; even with his limited post volume, ceejay had been displeased with and poking at enomis for most of the day. Perfectly logical vote for a Town ceejay.
HoldenGolden- Noooooot great. 568 mentions a preference to have enomis hammer the day's lynch "for reasons I'm about to post", but those reasons are never actually posted, and his 573 reread of enomis's ISO results in concluding that it "isn't nearly as bad as I thought I saw". He briefly engages with enomis about the hammering discussion/issue in 635, but the wording doesn't seem to imply "I think you are scummy for thinking this way", and then Holden doesn't mention enomis again until the vote despite having plenty of time to engage in the PP/Koba argument.
DkKoba- I'm feeling pretty good about TownKoba given ScumKoba would have known enomis was town and therefore could have very safely and easily let PP hammer enomis instead as PP said he would do. Jumping in to hammer a possible SuperSaint when there was stated intent to hammer from elsewhere just seems so needlessly risky for little-to-no benefit.
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tl;drceejay's vote is null at worst,Koba's vote looks town, Tuxedo'sand Holden'svotes look scummy. VOTE: Tuxedo Mask because I think his vote is somewhat worse than Holden's,but they're both pretty bad and I wouldn't be sad to see Holden get lynched instead.
(None of this is to say ceejay is definitely town, of course.)
Wow, didn't expect the night to take out THAT much of the enomis lynch. Makes me feel better about my Tuxedo vote, though!- Kilgamayan
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I think the most likely scenario is that scum killed Koba and ceejay shot Holden. ceejay would have been a weird scum kill because a fair amount of the player base had at least mild suspicions of him, and Holden would have been a weird scum kill because his approach to the enomis lynch probably made him a tempting mislynch candidate. I admit I may be biased by my train analysis, though.
(To be clear, my preferred vote is still Tuxedo regardless of any current analysis of how last night went down.)
I am up for a massclaim of vig versus unspecified nonvig; it may give scum more info with which to work Night 2, but if there actually is a Night 2 it will be because scum was lynched today, so I don't mind that so much.
Fake Edit: I would prefer Tuxedo claim first given that's where my hypothetical vote is going, but I'll need some time to think about everyone else. Gotta get back to work for a couple more hours.- Kilgamayan
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(Popping in real quick)
It definitely said 6 alive earlier because that was why I was willing to snapvote
I was prepared to argue that I didn't need to unvote because a two-scum rush onto someone with one vote wouldn't accomplish anything with 6 alive but then I double-checked and it said 5 andwhoopsunvote became a good deal more prudent
I am glad to know I wasn't just imagining things earlier
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Uhhhh I guess off the top of my head my preferred claim order is Tuxedo -> Hoctac -> PP -> N3R
I would not be too terribly fussed if PP claimed before Hoctac or if N3R claimed before PP though, I would need to do a proper reread of all three of you before feeling more concretely about anything other than "Tuxedo first"- Kilgamayan
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@Hoctac: If everyone else wants N3R to claim earlier I wouldn't be particularly miffed. Like I said, that was off the top of my head, and I need to do a fair bit of rereading if I am to possibly come up with a ranking I feel stronger about than that one. (Confession: I didn't bother rereading any of the three of you overnight because I had other stuff to do over the weekend and train analysis was more important.)- Kilgamayan
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Sorry for disappearing for a while there, mushbrain has continued well into the night and I will probably not be useful for further investigations until tomorrow afternoon at the earliest. I can at least put a little bit of less mindful stuff out this evening, though.
A slight correction to myself; When I said Hoctac's vig claim was a completely safe fakeclaim, I had accidentally swapped the order of Hoctac's claim and PP's claim in my head, so no, it technically wasn't a completely safe fakeclaim at that point. Really, though, the more I thought about it, them more I realized that trying to divine anything from the roleclaims is largely an exercise in futility, and in retrospect was likely to be such no matter the order we chose. At best, I think scum would be more likely to fakeclaim nonvig as the first claim of the day given we have three vigs flips, but that by itself doesn't prove Tuxedo is scum or anything like that.
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I dunno, it seems reasonable to me. Koba was loud and brash and going to be a very difficult mislynch after that hammer vote, and ceejay had misgivings about Holden earlier on Day 1. He did eventually warm to Holden over the course of the day, but Holden's enomis vote was pretty gursh-durn bad when analyzed after the fact, and it wouldn't surprise me if ceejay never truly took his eye off of Holden.In post 893, Hoctac wrote:So now we pretty much know for a fact that ceejay killed Holden, and Dk was killed by scum? This makes no sense to me.
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@Tuxedo Mask: I will admit that the "why are you townreading six people and scumreading two people who hate each other and not bothering to try to reconcile this" by itself would not serve as a good case by itself. It is better thought of as a lesser supporting argument to the main overall accusation of "you don't actually care about your votes or who gets lynched".
This, however, is observably false. Checking back to 719, which was posted with about 12 hours to go in the day, the vote count was as follows:In post 839, Tuxedo Mask wrote:Also, CJ didn't come back till near the end of the deadline, there wasn't exactly the time to completely move the Enomis wagon over at that time.
ceejayvinoya (3): Tuxedo Mask, Hoctac, enomis
Hoctac (3): Kilgamayan: Night 3 Roses, HoldenGolden
DkKoba (1): PenguinPower
No Vote: ceejayvinoya, DkKoba
From there:
* Hoctac unvoted ceejay in 717 because of the presumed incoming replacement (they mention in 706 that they "Still prefer ceejay" to Koba)
* I switch from Hoctac to enomis in 728 (11.5 hrs to deadline)
* You switch from ceejay to enomis in 730 because of the presumed incoming replacement
* Koba votes ceejay in 779 (8.5 hrs to deadline); ceejay reappears in the very next post
* ceejay votes enomis in 796
* Holden switches from Hoctac to enomis in 797 (7 hrs to deadline)
Now the votecount looks like this, with about 7 hours to go:
ceejayvinoya (2): enomis, DkKoba
Hoctac (1): Night 3 Roses
DkKoba (2): PenguinPower, Hoctac
enomis (4): Kilgamayan, Tuxedo Mask, ceejayvinoya, HoldenGolden
Sure, enomis is in the lead, and PP has expressed willingness to compromise on enomis a few hours later if need be (794).
But!
* 7 hours is still plenty of time left in a day to change a lynch, particularly in a 9-player setting. I've seen lynches change far faster than that in larger settings.
* enomis went from 0 to 4 in the span of 4.5 hours. Surely ceejay could go from 2 to 5 in the span of 7 hours.
* In fact, two people in that seven-hours-left vote count who are not voting for ceejay preferred (allegedly) to vote ceejay but moved away because of the potential replacement. Once ceejay started posting again, that was clearly not going to happen. If those people had moved back to ceejay once they saw he was posting again, the vote count would have looked like this:
ceejayvinoya (4): enomis, DkKoba, Hoctac, Tuxedo Mask
Hoctac (1): Night 3 Roses
DkKoba (1): PenguinPower
enomis (3): Kilgamayan, ceejayvinoya, HoldenGolden
With about 7 hours left to go, there would have been pleeeenty of time to find a fifth ceejay vote. Given you publicly preferred a ceejay vote to an enomis vote (because why else would you have been voting ceejay and not enomis before the potential replacement comment was made?), I believe Town Tuxedo would have seen ceejay come back and either switched back to ceejay or made an effort to explain why his vote was going to remain on enomis. You offered neither of these things despite having time to funpost (802). This is primarily why I think you did not actually care who you were voting for or who got lynched, and thus why I think you are scum.- Kilgamayan
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I would like to believe my enomis suspicion did not come out of nowhere; I mentioned a general willingness to vote him in 495. (This willingness came about from his total lack of a case he was willing to push and having his RVS vote still down; see his 431 and my 464.)
Said willingness increased due to enomis's attitude regarding being a hammer vote on an unknown: for full progression, see Holden's 568, enomis's 575, my 577, enomis's 622, and my 632. This by itself wasn't fully worthy of a vote switch but it still rankled and got my mind's attention a bit more on enomis than it had been before.
The final impetus to change came about as a result of PP asking why people wanted ceejay lynched (634). PP and I had a small back-and-forth on the issue - see 693, 694, [pst]697[/post], and 699. This got me doubting ceejay's scumminess a bit (725), so I went back and did a quick reread of why enomis was voting for ceejay (easy enough given enomis's low post total), and found that he had pretty muchnoreason beyond "gut" but was still pushing the lynch pretty hard. I state this in the post where I change my vote (728). If you desire the specific evidence for this, going through enomis's ISO should be sufficient, but meaningful ceejay/enomis interactions prior to enomis's vote for ceejay are found in 443, 444/449, 450, and 530 (enomis's vote is in 532). I didn't see a good reason to vote for ceejay as a result of that exchange. After that is multiple instances of "hey let's lynch ceejay" without any further attempt explain to people why they should vote for ceejay (575 and 620, the latter of which mentions "gut").
I didn't mention this at the time, but I had also started to doubt my Hoctac vote - even with Hoctac at 3 votes, I felt like I had spent so much of the day trying to sell people on my Hoctac case, but no one was buying it (this is why I posted 528), and only Holden seemed to buy in after the restatement of the case in 567. I recalled at least a couple of people having townreads on Hoctac without engaging with any of the pushing I had done on the case (I have no particular post reference for this atm, but I can try to dig up something for you later if you really want), and it was so incredibly frustrating, but also perhaps indicative of the quality of the case, and between that and the overall collection of Hoctac's responses over the course of the day, I started thinking "...maybe this really is just a stupid wordswordswords D1 case that isn't actually meaningful". The enomis case felt a lot more solid by comparison, since it was based primarily around (a lack of) voting reasons, so I decided to go with what I felt better about.
I did not bother mentioning Hoctac in my D2 opener because Hoctac was not on the enomis lynch (I mention this in 869). Also, this may be divergent from the norm here, but one of my general philosophies is to avoid continuing D1 cases into D2 unless there's areallygood reason to do so, because train/flip analysis is stronger than any wordswordswords game people may be playing on D1. This is not to say that I think Hoctac is town or that I will never vote for them again, of course, only that I have dunked my D1 case on them into the circular file.
It demonstrates lack of caring who gets lynch. Like, yes, maybe Tuxedo and Hoctac swinging back to ceejay isn't enough to find a fifth vote. But if ceejay is your preferred lynch, then you have to at leastIn post 899, Night 3 Roses wrote:All of this is just a really bad angle to use as a scumread, ever. Especially with both PP claiming not being here at deadline and me in my usual weekend VLA. Would it have been possible? Sure. Maybe. Who knows. But what is scum!indicative of Tux for saying that?tryto get him lynched if the opportunity presents itself (which is did with Koba's vote for ceejay). The worst case scenario is that not enough people go for it and you go back and lynch enomis anyway. Scum Tuxedo would not have cared which of the two got lynched, and Tuxedo's actual play is more indicative of that mindset. I would have expected Town Tuxedo to say/do something like "well now that ceejay isn't getting replaced I'm returning my vote to him and still prefer his lynch but I am okay with going back to enomis if needed to make sure someone gets lynched".- Kilgamayan
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- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan
- Kilgamayan