2) Once you go black, you never go back.
3) Too many to count. 50+
4) No, lynch all scum.
5) Math is a sport, so trick question.
6) Lynch all scum.
7) Vote: NobodySpecial
I'll give you a hint. The abbreviation of my username is also the abbreviation for the technique I am employing. I'll say no more on the matter until the entire playerlist (or most of it) has commented.Shanman wrote:I'm happy to hear that this will be a more fruitful game! I'm sorry for kind of... trying to lynch you last game? No hard feelings, right?
Also, just to let you know, I "unredacted" your redactions and found them unsatisfactory. Please try again, and find better reasons to redact.
You misread him. Even I read what he said to be based on the assumption that what I was talking about was referenced to an ongoing game, as he had that misconception. To believe taht he was trying to keep me from stating my reasoning for any other reason would be overly ealous, even though he's still scum.neil1113 wrote: Am I misreading this post KC? It sounds like you've just said "actually, on better thought, don't explain your thought process on your reads until after the game is over." Is that not what you just posted? If so, town I implore you to ask yourself. What would a Townie have to gain, by asking somebody else to not explain what they find scummy or townie. Then compare that to what a Mafia Scum would have to gain by people being silent about their reasonings.
I find myself believing that asking questions itself doesn't stimulate much in the way of discussion unless you want to start conversations about how scummy it is for people to like vanilla stuff....Nobody Special wrote:RF. You should know this by now. I loathe RVS, so I ask questions. It stimulates discussion.
That's all.
Besides, it's crucial to know who my fellow chocoholics are.
Pro-tip: it (the second word) rhymes with wish.Nobody Special wrote:@RF: A) I have no idea what you're on about. 2) Now you're going to have me awake at night figuring out what other thing RF stands for. d) We aren't currently in a game together, so there goes that theory.
Now, kcd I actually felt was scummy for this post.Kcdaspot wrote:...
if that was a vote there would have been hell to pay..
avi trolls don't deserve rope. vote hoppers do.
To clarify:Shanman wrote:I suppose I should let the IC explain this, but I think I might know. Usually the way to sort this out is with RQS and RVS. These allow for a bit of conversation, in which the Mafia might slip up. It can be used to see how people interact, as opposed to trying to analyze a night kill, which can be difficult, confusing, and very wifom.
In any game that I've seen so far, there was never a voluntary no lynch.
You shouldn't be overly worried about lynching correctly. The town's greatest source of information is lynching, the interactions around the lynch, and the discussion it generates. Lynches are town's only controllable, reliable source of information, so lynching is key to winning. By not lynching, you effectively reduce the chance of hitting scum to 0%, making lynching a superior option even with the low odds.Fatso wrote:I guess that makes sense, but seeing as I haven't noticed a major slip up, and any vote I place for a player would only have a 22.2% chance of being a Scum (based on the assumption that I'm not a Mafia, one which I'm willing to make), I don't see it as ideal for me to vote for someone. If anything noticeable hinky happens, I would be liable to change it.
Also, I'm generally wrong, but seldom in doubt. So I'm probably wrong.
Being inexperienced is not scummy. Simply put, the idea of no lynch comes from a misunderstanding of actuality that isn't scummy. Fatso's not scum, just a newbie learning the ropes.MaxKojote wrote:To be honest, with Fatso originally wanting the No Lynch, he's made about the only scum-like action I've seen so far. As NS pointed out, we need to get information somehow, threatening people with the noose tends to be remarkably effective, particularly when they go into Flail Mode. Kcd is a bit suspicious as well, but still...
FOmS: Kcdaspot
VOTE: Fatso
"Mafia scum" just means the total number of posts. I had the mafia scum title after myKcdaspot wrote: }|{opa: How did you miss the fact that scum gets nighttalk? you are a "mafia scum" vet (it says this RIGHT UNDER your name). and same post you look... apathetic.
latest post i can't read right.
VOTE: "Jora"
for all kinds of weird vibes.
Correction.Shanman wrote:You can claim your role, but it isn't suggested. If you're VT (Vanilla Townie), no one will believe you. If you're cop or doctor, you become a target. If you're mafia... well, you can feel free to claim.Fatso wrote:Quick question here: you CAN claim to be a certain role in a post, right? I thought I read differently somewhere, but that wouldn't make much sense, and like I said I'm having problems remembering things right now.
If you FALSE claim, then you get lynched because you have no good reason to do that. At least, 99.9% of the time you have no good reason.
If you mean to say this is your reply, I'll just go ahead and say it doesn't really break anything in my issue. "I thought he had voted you" - on page 2, it's scummy to switch votes... why? I fail to see your logic for finding it to be a "HELL TO PAY" situation. It's an over defensive action on someone that you are also aggressive towards (me), which feels like a contradiction in the very fabric of your play.Kcdaspot wrote:ray: null but not for lack of content VERY slight lean to town due to his recent posts. I posted my response to your case, can you read it?
Buzz. To fix a newbie's ignorance isn't coaching. Your assumption tat anybody that disagrees with you is scum is just pitifully bad. I'm defending him because the case on him is crap. He's a newbie, not scum, at this point. All he's done is proven his ignorance of "proper" play, just as you've proven you have pretty much not read the thread at all by stating there's "no other cases" when there's been ~3 others at minimum that I remember just from me alone.WingDamage9001 wrote:Hm. Rayfrost is your scumbuddy/coach? Nice to know, I'll be sure to remember it. You claimed scum by being the first scummy person. If another case pops up, I may change my mind.
NS excused his relative lack of content with a similar lack of noise as a contrast to my noise, and I was stating that I have content matching my noise whereas NS reallyShanman wrote:^This^ I didn't get what you were saying at all...neil1113 wrote:... What?RayFrost wrote:Comparing high noise AND signal to low noise and signal is kinda pointless: the ratio's going to be similar, but one's still less pro-town than the other.
Can you quote a single post where shanman buddies up to me? I've iso'd him and not foundNobody Special wrote:It's only gut; I don't really have much to bolster it with, but I really think Shanman is scum. Now, he's buddying pretty hard to Ray; it's unclear at this point whether Shan is just dumb (and RF is scum too) or Shan is cleverly buddying to a perceived power role.
Anyway,
Vote: Shanman
If someone's said all they can say, hearing more from them is worthless. Why did you target max over NS, fatso, or [insert other people]? Max is hardly someone with theWingDamage9001 wrote:What's ridiculous about it? I want to hear more from people who are lurking. That's how you find scum.Fatso wrote:Screw my theory about Wing being "to scummy to be scum." His last post is just plain ridiculous:
Vote: WingDamage9001
This also doesn't read as buddying to me.Shanman wrote:I'm happy to hear that this will be a more fruitful game! I'm sorry for kind of... trying to lynch you last game? No hard feelings, right?
Also, just to let you know, I "unredacted" your redactions and found them unsatisfactory. Please try again, and find better reasons to redact.
I predate shanman.Kcdaspot wrote:To that second point it could be construed as coaching, I thought.
Then I read more. and found out that that would mean that Shanman would in fact be coaching ray.
If I remember correctly wasn't shanman from way before? and he stated as much in thread...
Sooo... you'd prefer if I made shanman's defense for him? I might beneil1113 wrote:I didn't say you were scum. I said it's funny how you quickly came to defend him, when you seemingly weren't around for a couple days. It's just ironic, and weird how you showed up to defend him so quickly. Besides, I also find it weird how you think my logic is faulty, yet refuse to explain why. Until you explain why, you can't clearly call it faulty or you're giving off the impression that you're just a hypocrite defending your scum partner, which is why you look scummy to me. I don't see the town motivation in saying "Neil has faulty theories! Oh... but I won't tell you... yet. "
First point: misrepresentative in thatneil1113 wrote:Also, explain to me how I'm misrepresenting the situation by my previous post. Just in case, here were my points.
Were you not quiet for DAYS until he was questioned? Or am I wrong?1. He's quiet until... Shanman (His partner?) gets questioned.
Did you give a defense other than what was stated that I may have overlooked? If so correct me, if not then you can't tell me I'm misrepresenting anything.2. He gets called out for buddying, and his only defense is (I don't see it as buddying and besides, I'm more experienced.) which doesn't suit well with me at all. I promise Ray, when Shanman is lynched and flips scum, you'll be next.
Take them as two separate statements:neil1113 wrote:RayFrost wrote:I didn't get called out for buddying, and I disagreed with them being buddying and said why.Kcdaspot wrote:but given that logic i could see a shan and ray scum team.Really Ray? Really?Nobody Special wrote:Now, he's buddying pretty hard to Ray; it's unclear at this point whether Shan is just dumb (and RF is scum too) or Shan is cleverly buddying to a perceived power role.
Sooo... "talking about scum a lot is scummy." By this logic, you are scum for mentioning the word scum so many times in your posts, zomfg. You are talking a lot about scum.neil1113 wrote:I hate this whole (OMG YOU ARE TOTALLY MISREPRESENTING ME) argument. It's not unique, or original, and it's not a good defense. Especially when the line of questioning wasn't what CONTEXT you were talking about scum in, it was the fact that you were TALKING about them, and HOW MUCH you were talking about it. What is scummy, is not the context you were talking about scum in. I never made an argument concerning your logic behind every post individually, my argument is against your motivation to keep looking at scum thinking and talking about scum thinkingneil1113 wrote:2nd.He seems to keep referring scum motivated techniques.On 6 different occasions, he actually brought it up. See examples belowMOREthen you are town thinking and logic. THAT is my issue. Now, if you'd like to debate against THAT issue, feel free to. Otherwise, please stop with the "No, YOU!" defense, or in other words the OMGUS defense, even though you aren't technically voting for me.
Ray, I'll respond to you after this post.
RayFrost in his redacted case wrote:I shall now break neil's "case" on shanman apart.
In contrast to your amazing example of pro-active scumhunting by breaking down select sections of his posting to try and highlight them as scummy without considering the whole? I feel shan's at most neutral for this, considering the small number of scumhunting individuals in this game, and he's actually been giving stances, which not everybody has.neil1113 wrote:Wow. I can't believe I missed this. Might I call everyone's attention toShanman.
1st. Notice how he's scum hunted very, very little. His posts consist mostly of fluff, agreeing with someone, or discussing the general context of the game (well Scum would, etc. Well Town would, etc.) Which brings me to my next point.
"Scum motivated technique" how exactly? It's a joke. Jokes aren't scum motivated techniques.neil OVER NINE HUNDRED 3 wrote:2nd. He seems to keep referring scum motivated techniques. On 6 different occasions, he actually brought it up. See examples below:
1 -1) Having fun yet? Of course! I'm having a wonderful time pondering who we're going to be killing tonight... What a fun thing to do! [/sarcasm]
Him correcting people regarding lying as town is hardly referring to scum mtivated techniques. Deliberate misrepresentation is deliberate.neil down to the numbers wrote:2 -The only people who should lie are the scum.
I can cover all of these.NEILING TO RAYFROST wrote:3-4 -However it would clearly benifit the scum because they would be at no risk for a day.5 -Apparently being a part of the mafia is a good thing...6-If you're mafia... well, you can feel free to claim.7 -This can either be scum pretending to not know anything about how scum works, or a newbie proving he's town by not having any idea how scum works.
The scum are the informed minority. They know what's going on.I find it weird how often he talked about scum and what scum would do, in comparison to theIf someone is pushing a particularly weak or flimsy case on someone, he/she could be scum trying to look like they're doing stuff.three timesI saw him mention townie motivated things. And can someone tell me that this persons next post does not seem like scum probably leading scum?
With all the fluff going on through his posts, it's more likely everyone will forget he's part of the game then an actual scum hunter. I know I did.
VOTE: Shanman
3 - refer to 2, but change the "lying as town" to "no lynching as town"
4 - ... how is this a "scum motivated technique"
5 - read 4
6 - Read 5 and add the fact this is shanmantaking a stanceon something.
7 - This is pointing out that bad cases may come from scum. Read 4 again.
Very few of your pointed out things actually are "scum techniques" so you are completely wrong. Bad case based upon false logic is scum-tell.
This isn't wifom, it's a valid point. He's not saying "I would/wouldn't have done this if I were town / scum / a flying pumpkin that shoots laser beams out of its ass" but, rather, "would you have found me less scummy for saying theKcdaspot wrote:I think I see wifom.
shanman wrote: f we want to find scum, it's important to note when we find something that a scum would do in this situation. Fatso voted for a no lynch. This was clearly a bad move for the town. I noted that fact for the townWould I have been not so scummy if I had said that "Town members don't vote for No Lynches, particularly on the first day" rather than "Scum would benefit more from a no lynch right now"?
So you're just going to dismiss everything I've said as opinion rather than even trying to reply to even the questions in my posts.neil1113 wrote:Instead of going through your opinionated case against me, since opinion can argue opinion all day I'll leave that out. To put it simply, Shanman is the only one who's caught my attention with the amount of "Scum" talk that he's portrayed. It's not about how many times you say scum, like Oompa Loompa (Opa, whatever) over here mocked me with earlier on in his post, it's about the mind set in which you talk about the game. The point in catching scum, which Ray I would hope you'd understand this, is figuring out are they posting because their role title says town, or scum? You can judge that, by the mindset in which they approach the game. 99% of people play differently when they have different roles. The few that don't are either ingenious, or VI's. And please explain to me, if you believe you've "caught" the 2nd scum, who did you "catch" as the 1st scum? I do hope you're not referring to me, because 1. I'm not scum. 2. I'm not scummy. And 3. You're relatively opinionated case isn't one that could even be refuted without basically saying "nunh unh! You're wrong!"
Correction: I'm calling for people toneil1113 wrote:You're calling for agreement from others to form their opinion based upon yours? There's something scummy about this, as you've completely opinionated it instead of stating the facts. In which I was clarifying, that it's not the fact that you say the word "scum", but that you're talking from a SCUM mindset. I was not backtracking my steps to generalize the situation, as you called it out for.RayFrost wrote:Also: mindset? Earlier, you were saying it's more how focused he is on "scum motivated techniques" and then it was "how often he mentions scum" and now it's generic "mind set in which you talk about the game." Is it just me, or has your backing for what you've said and what you think is scummy changed as people disagree with you? [Pro-tip: someone other than neil should reply to this]
If people think you are right, then they agree with your read. Not seeing why you are trying to make a semantic distinction. Your jobneil wrote:My job isn't to make someone look scummy. It's to show them the posts in which I find scummy, show my slight reasoning as to why it's scummy (which I did, that the posts were from a scum mindset) and then let the town decipher their own opinions. I don't want people voting because they think I am right, but rather because they think that person is indeed scum.RayFrost wrote:True, people do approach the game differently, but you've yet to actually explain how what he's posted comes from a scum mindset, only that it does. You can say all day every day that someone's posting from a scum mindset, but if your backing is crap, your backing is crap. If your backing doesn't exist, your case will be terrible. If you change your supportive reasoning as people refute it, you're going to seem scummy.
Facts such as "shanman's posting from a scum mindset" or...? If this is a fact to you, you are his scumbuddy. Otherwise, it's your perception (hence, opinion) that his posts are from a scum mindset.neil wrote:I didn't fight your case with opinion, I fought it with facts.RayFrost wrote:What was that about you not arguing against "opinionated cases with opinion being argued all day long" that you posted at the start?