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I've never played this setup before... Intrigued already.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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*wink*
And I swear to god there Z, I'll hunt you down and give you a stern talking to if you do...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Touche... You sir are a worthy adversary...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Alaskan Time Zone for me, GMT -9 / Cleveland Browns -12It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Alright... No vote count though so can't tell if he's counting Quinn's or not... Oh well guess we'll find out eventually.
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First and foremost,
Vote: KorlashI was saving a nice tiny piece of delicious cake in the corner of the fridge, then he goes and invents a portal gun and swipes it out from my defenses. Why do I even buy these turrets if they aren't going to do anything.
Ok so I like to say a bit about myself to start things off. I'm Korlash, yes people call me that in real life. you guys can call me whatever you want, odds are I'll have cutesie little nicknames for half of you by the end of the day anyway. I like to think I'm funny even though I know I'm not, I like to think I'm smart even though i know I'm not, and I like to think that every other Tuesday a magical little bistro opens up somewhere downtown where I can get a really really good cheeseburger, but alas I have yet to stumble across it. If you have a few minutes to waste and a death wish you can look me up in my modestly unhelpful wiki page (although I'm sure Z will warn you off on that one) Oh, and I have a fondness for shiny things, but who doesn't right?
Alright let's get started... I don't usually do the whole asking questions thing so you guys are on your own there... sorry. But yeah... Um... look a distraction!It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Poi wrote:I realize that your vote for yourself was in jest, Korlash, but I have to say I normally raise an eyebrow at them. Self-voting has always somewhat rubbed me the wrong way.
I never vote in jest... What is it that rubs you the wrong way about self votes?
Z wrote:Sheeping the IC. Also stealing cake is generally a scum-motivated action.
I know right, what the heck is his deal.
Ant wrote:Uh... Noob question, how do I bold my votes? Is it HTML or something?
It'sblank[\b] with backslash instead of forward slash. And of course you could go into full response as opposed to quick response and just click the buttons.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Poiven wrote:Mostly it was just a reason for a random vote. But even without pressure, I still don't really like self-voting; especially in the random voting stage. It doesn't help us at all, whereas random votes for other people get more discussion going and make things more interesting.
You don't find this discussion interesting?... Peculiar.
How exactly does a random vote for another person spawn any more discussion then a random vote for yourself? One could argue random is random yes? Plus, my self vote has spawned this discussion, so it has already given us a positive step forward.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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And I dislike the idea that self votes are inherently bad, but I can come to terms with our differences if you can. Friends for life man...
I do think it would be a stretch to think that you started the discussion when it is clearly based on my action, but irrelevant pride matter I think. My question still stands, how exactly would a random vote on player X be more benefitial then a random vote on player Y, given the rule that player Y equals self?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Poi wrote:If you vote for someone else, then they may speak up about it, which can be a good way to get a read on at least one of the players involved in the situation. Voting for oneself doesn't put anyone else on the defensive (albeit a very petty defensive), thus taking away one of the great aspects of the random vote.
I guess we'll have to disagree on the way we think then. I like the way I do RVS, and even you would have to admit this game hasn't suffered for it.
Gir wrote:Because a random vote for somebody else creates Antagonism, Strife, Discussion! If you vote for yourself, who is your antagonist to argue with? Yourself?
Unless someone else picks up on it, like Poiven here, it is mnot going to generate discussion.
Plus, if you vote for another Person, you have two persons involved. The possibility that one of the two is scum is higher than if you have a selfvote. If you get two players in an argument, the probability of a slip up is higher.
So I agree with Poiven here - vote for other People are better then votes for oneself.
Doom de doom doom doom...
Unless someone actually takes a random vote seriously then voting someone on page two isn't guaranteed to generate anything. Even if you do generate a conversation, it doesn't guarantee any other people will get involved either. However, self voting is a full town topic. All it takes is one person to chime in and I'm guaranteed to get MORE then two people involved in the conversation. You say a conversation with two people has an increased chance of having scum on it, what about one involving six? Or eight?
You also have to realize that in RVS the majority of players are either omitting random votes, or voting for other people. By doing something completely different it adds a unique property the game would otherwise not have, which adds an infinite number of possibilities. The more we do to promote discussion, the wider range of discussion we get, and the more varied the results are. This increases our reads of each other exponentially.
Very long story short, you can't honestly argue if a self vote is better or worse then a RVS vote. It all depends on your preference and playstyle. My Random vote is always on myself because I know the potential it has behind it.
Anka wrote:I'm getting general town reads on Korlash and Poiven so far.
seems fairly early to be getting reads... Still i have to agree with Poi. I find commenting on something you don't actually think is important to be a town thing. Scum generally have a motive behind their actions and a fear of putting too much out. Like I said, fairly early to make any decisions but it's definitely a good start.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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The Doom song!It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Here is a link to the only other completed game I have since I returned to the site. I have a second newbie game since then that is still in the works but also includes a self vote.
As for games before my exodus from the site... No, not every game included a self vote but a lot did. But every game recently has.
Ant wrote:If he does then he must be used to having a lot of suspicion surrounding him.
Actually that's right on the money. I find I read people better when analyzing their attacks, so having them direct their attacks my way always helps out. That's not the biggest reason for said self vote, but if it does happen then I'm not disappointed if you catch my drift.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Ant wrote:Wow, that's pretty clever, korlash. But there are other reasons? like what?
Some have already been discussed in the thread, some I'd like to keep private least they be deemed immiscible upon their revelation.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Poi wrote:Immiscible? As in incapable of being mixed? I am confused by this post.
I'm trying to figure out a way to make that word fit to what I meant and I can't find one that makes enough sense. What I meant was inadmissible, we can blame a combination of spell check with my shallow knowledge of court room jargon. Like i said earlier, I like to think I'm smarter then I am... >.>
Long story slightly shorter, certain reasons for things, in this case my self vote, cease to exists once I reveal them.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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What info are you trying to gather? You haven't posed a question, so I can't give you any new answers, your reasoning amounts to "Something about him doesn't seem right" so i can't present a defense against that. And you seem to have answered the biggest question against me, the self vote issue, by saying it's a tactic of mine. If you truely want some info out of your vote I would suggest putting a little into it that I can respond to, thus creating the info.
Ok, literally running out of the house right now so I can't post a lot more. There is a fair bit out now so hopefully when I get home I can start getting down to business!
Z wrote:Remind me to explain this when I'm awake.
Oh crap, he's sleep posting... That's a bad sign...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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*yawn* Some days you know... Just takes it all out of you... Ok I'm going to attempt to sit down here for a while and mull this stuff over... Sadly this could mean a possibility for a totally epic post. Hopefully I can keep it all in bite sized pieces.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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In order of appearance:
I apologize in advance for the length of this post but this is one way I get myself started in games so... bare with me >.>
Quinn- Eager to get the RVS stage started yet seems to skip it entirely himself, jumping immediately into 'scum hunting'. While he has managed to make a few comments on the going's on, his primary focus this game does seem to be entirely on Gir. (Doom for those of you who missed that) it's hard to judge off of a small handful of posts mind you, but I have to calls it like I sees it. Aside from that, nothing really stands out. slightly leaning town.
Anka- A couple things, the vote on Embit. Made to get him pressured and into the game, but removes it after one post, a post he didn't even comment on. Then he says he needs to go back through the thread to see who's been scummy, but comes back with just stuff on Ant. I get finding someone scummy and wanting to get that stuff out there, but then you physically make a post stating "I don't have much to say". You just went over the thread, what about the other people? His interaction with Mrguy seems to fit with the way he's been playing so far, the wanting to get other people into the game, but only makes me more suspicious of his earlier Embit vote. Small scum vibes.
z- confident enough to vote Ant without given cause, but shys away at the speed it picks up. I can certainly see it from both alignment perspectives, so I'm not putting a lot of weight into that, I don't like however the fact that his reasons given for his vote seem to match the reasons for the rest of the votes on Ant. His coming out with the "he seems like newbie" while jumping off the wagon could be something as well, but I don't think he used the term "newb town" which is usually the red flag I'm looking for. Plus I have to add in the timing issue, he wasn't active during the wagon so him jumping off isn't as bad. Kinda neutral on him.
Poi- I have to take back what I said earlier. I don't actually think he was discussing something he felt was unimportant, at least not at the time. Forgetting where his vote is is never a town thing, but I don't put a lot of scope in things like that involving random votes. He seems to simply be following along with the game from there, seemingly picking and choosing what to comment on. I have to admit it certainly looks like a more user friendly playstyle then my own, but at the same time it seems like he is missing out on a lot of the going-ons. It wouldn't be as big a deal for me if it wasn't for the fact he too has a "what do you think of the others" post along with a "twiddles thumbs" post. It just begs the question, why waste time literally holding off posting when you could be taking that time to look into others. The comment about putting him at L-1... eh, really don't want to try and read into that one. I'm slightly leaning town on him, probably just because that's how I came into this read, but I'm getting some weird vibes from him so I have to at least put him in the neutral block.
Ant- First and foremost I'll at this, I don't hand out the newbie cards even in these newbie games. You came here to play the game so I'll treat you the same I treat any other player. I'm not going to let you get away with anything. (some exceptions may apply >.>) However, his newness certainly helps explain his behavior. He's slightly timid in the beginning, when he starts to get into the game his focus goes to the obvious places. I can explain his early focus on the absentees a number of different ways, none more revealing then the next, and his latching to me is predictable as well. I make myself a lightning rod, and a newbie looking for a way to participate will come to me like moths to the flame. The only thing that sticks out is the townie claim and his focus on it. His post 95/96 to be specific. claiming "townie' means nothing. Everyone in this game will claim to be a townie, scum included. And you only said it in response to what I felt was a joke, which by default would make it a joke as well. this is really the only thing that actually stands out from you by me. Leaning slightly town on him.
Gir(doom)- His post 49 certainly does stand out. His follow up to it in 55 does make sense, I certainly see the logic. First player to FoS, I always give scum cred for that one. I want to call him out for his interactions with Poi, but seeing as how I'm getting weird vibes from the dude as well I have to admit I can understand it. He certainly need some backing to his ant vote, specifically by what he meant about "the defense". i'm leaning slightly scum on him for now but I reserve the right to change that based on his explanation for his ant vote.
Embit- Nothing really stands out. he needs more posts and I would like perhaps more from him on his reads and opinions of a wider range of people. Neutral.
Mrguy- I did not like how he came in and tacked on a vote with very little, but his next post rectified that. he also need more posted and more scope as to his other reads. Neutral.
So lets count this down:
Anka
Gir
Poi
z
embit/mrguy
Quin
Ant
Unvote:, Vote: AnkaI need to get a real vote out there, but for the record no one is really standing out there right now. Usually when I do a read up like this I get a very strong forerunner but... this game has been fairly bland. I really want some responses from Anka and Gir though so I'll start there and see what springs up. This is certainly going to be an interesting game though if this keeps up.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Gir wrote:@jumping on the Bandwagon: I did not see Ankamius Post (Post Nr.101), in which he voted for Ant (Number two on the wagon) until after I posted mine, in which I was vote Number three. From my perspective, only zMuffin was voting for Ant (note that I am very comfortable with having ANt at Lynch - 2 - if two people hammer, the chance to find scum among them is incredibly high, and then we exchanged 1:1 again). Plus it puts a lot on pressure on Ant, and if hes scum, he will hopefully crack. If he is not, he will (hopefully) not, and we can analyse who attacked him for what, and who defended him for what reasons.
So you voted someone without checking the votes already on him... I certainly hope you don't think that's an excuse? I also feel the urge to point out it wouldn't be a 1:1, it would be a potential 3:1, but that's semantics I suppose.
Gir wrote:My top two scummers so far: -Ant, although now getting a newbish vibe
-Ank
Just because I can't find where you said it, What exactly is the reasoning behind Ank?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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*whistles* and I thought I posted a lot...
poi wrote:
Picking and choosing what to comment on, well, of course. It's not like I can comment on every single thing that happens in this game. It doesn't mean I'm not picking up on everything that's going on, or that I'm not reading everything. I comment on what I feel should be commented on. Isn't that normal?
The "what do you think of the others" post was to someone who said they didn't know what to post. I don't know what's suspicious about that. The *Twiddles thumbs* post was because I (as well as a few others) was waiting on zMuffinMan's explanation, and didn't really have anything to say at that point except that I was waiting; a point that Quinnster had also made, albeit with words, in the post before mine. Everything that I felt should have been said had been said, at least from me, so it was just a waiting game for zMuffinMan. To be honest I feel like even though you're not calling me very scummy, putting a scum spin on these posts is slightly suspicious to me.
The Selective commenting thing isn't a huge deal to me, it feels like you are posting just enough to integrate into the game while staying moot on whatever you can. Take for example your interaction with Ant. You ask him a lot of questions, but don't actually seem to point out anything specific. Yet your willing to put him at L-1 for a vague "You seem suspicious."
As for the twiddle thumbs incident, it doesn't matter to who you said it or why, asking someone for opinions of others suggest you are in favor of sharing thoughts on the others. So when there is a lull in a certain topic why not take the time to share your own opinions of others instead of waiting for something to happen. Why let discussion stagnate when you could add something on a different topic while waiting? That sort of thing always stands out to me. And this whole "Quin did it too" thing just sounds like deflection. Just because another player did something similar doesn't excuse you from your actions. Focus on your own explanations of things, don't try to drag someone else into it. It's never a good route to take.
Gir wrote:How would that be 3:1?
Well a mislynch, followed by a night kill, followed by a scum lynch, followed by a night kill would be three dead townies to one dead scum. In addition, your comments seem to imply you think a hammer is more likely to come from a scum then a townie, which I find to be statistically untrue. So the ratio is probably in perspective even worse then that.
Poi wrote:Korlash: You're the IC, so obviously you're helping us out a lot in your role as IC. However, we shouldn't necessarily take that as a town read; the IC role and the mafia/town role are two completely separate things. As it is, I am having a very, very hard time reading you. I would say neutral.
The trick is to start on the right hand side and read every other word in a clockwise pattern. See I was written in code to confuse my enemies. But shhhh, it's a secret. Can't let this intel get into the wrong hands you know.
Gir wrote:Exactly! If you twiddle thumbs, why not post meaningful content instead? [<- this what I think Korlash was trying to say - while I agree with him in principle on that point, I would never have called out anyone on a *twiddles thumb* post]
I've um... managed to call people out on their confirmation posts before... <.< very unique way of looking at things sometimes.
gir wrote:Okay, I'm "slightly scum", but am the second most scummy player in your List. Only Anka gets a "Small scum vibes.", everybody is neutral or town. Wow, when I saw your list, I thought "What?!", but now its "okay, this does not mean much apparently: Nearly everyone is town/neutral".
@Post 49/55: Well, yeah, I explained that already. Does anyone find something about the posts suspicious?
@First to FoS: Okay, that is a really weak reason, is it? I'm too lazy to use the Searchfunction now (and because I really should do my assignement instead of posting here), but I bet I can point to a ton of Games were the first FoS comes from town. This is a baseless attack, imho.
@Interaction with Poi: What about it? What parts of it want you to call me out for, and why?
@Defense: Mhm. I wanted to say that Ant was shrinking back from his vote on korlash so quick and hefty, that the vote seemed to lack conviction in the first place. Thats what I wanted to say.
@Backing my Vote for Ant: I did in the meantime.
well it was my first reads of the game, I don't usually expect everybody to stand out... could you honestly say the majority of the people wouldn't fall into town/neutral for you right now?
There are two 'scum tells' i do actually take seriously (used to point me in the direction of suspects, not used to actually build cases) those are FoSs and third votes on wagons. You've managed both, and so I'm not surprised you pinged high on my scumdar. I wouldn't say they actually hold a lot of weight, but they certainly aren't baseless. Link
Your post 49 did seem oddly concerned with your own appearance but i can understand the reasons you gave. I don't want to get into your interactions with Poi because I don't see it leading anywhere. As for your ant vote, I can buy that I suppose.
z wrote:Actually, the reason for my vote wasn't really the same.
For example, Ankamius's vote on Ant was due to Ant's vote-hopping (which he said is pointing fingers everywhere for any reason at all). I don't quite agree with this, and although I don't like Ant's vote-hopping, I don't think his vote-hopping in itself is scummy in any way.
And as far as I can tell, Gir's vote on Ant was due to cautious defense when he unvoted Embit and voted you.
I was really just looking at the reasons he's voting people or calling people town. In particular, his suspicion of you since the beginning of the game came off as disingenuous.
yeah I did you before the other two so I kinda had to remember the wagon from memory. Your reasons given did seem to be bad attacks and vote hoping which did seem to match up with Anka's reasoning. Meant to come back and fix this after the other reads but it was late and I was tired... >.> /excuses...
z wrote:Korlash is my shepherd. baaa!
Flattery will get you everywhere, as will gifts... Cough it up before I make me some lamb chop muffins. All seriousness though, do you have something to add here?
Poi wrote:I'm pursuing this line of questioning because it was something I found noteworthy and wanted to hear what you had to say about it, and wanted to see how you would react to being put under a little bit of pressure.
I was going to echo Z's question but I like this answer.
Quin wrote:Korlash – Also willing to put himself out there for discussion's sake. I find nothing scummy about the self-vote at the top of the game, and since then he hasn't been under much scrutiny. Sometimes, I think you hide behind the sarcastic humor, and could get to the point a bit more quickly than you do. Since I find gut reads to be a little useless, I'd like to see him build his case against Doom if he has one, but that may be a pipe dream at this point in the game. Null leaning town.
But taking the roundabout route is way more fun for everyone involved... You see new sites, hear new things, smell new smells... Not always the best case there but the other two are good.
I like the idea of getting a Gir 'case' worked up. With how much he has posted I think i could manage a fairly good read through it. Might be a day or two before I have time though.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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I need to separate some of this out so a quick post to get it off my clipboard.
Poi wrote:mrguy888, your case on zMuffinMan is, in my eyes, somewhat weak. Very slight scum vibes for that, but only very slight.
Are you saying slight scum vibes shouldn't be looked into? What is the point of offhandedly jabbing a players 'case' without explaining your thinking behind it?
Poi wrote:I'm sorry, I didn't even notice that. I should have payed closer attention to that.
yes you should have, especially seeing as how just a couple pages ago you were ready to put him at L-1. This is certainly the type of stuff you're going to want to keep track of.
Anka wrote:I made the post saying I didn't have much to say because I had made a case on Ant and didn't yet have much since then to go on. Since the game was mostly a standstill from the time I voted Ant to my posting of that, I didn't find much else to comment on at that point.
What about the rest of the reads you got in your recent read of the thread? You can't physically read through the thread trying to find who is the scummiest without getting some reads on other people. The only way that happens is if you are only looking for someone to go after.
Anka wrote:The difference between my reactions to Embit and Mrguy888 was due to the way they were inactive before their first post after confirmations. I saw Embit online (but without posting) shortly before I placed my pressure vote upon him so that I could get him to post. Mrguy888 hadn't even been on the site since his confirmation and I simply assumed it was weekend business.
I can understand the Guy stuff I guess, but I still don't get why you let Embit off the hook. That actually sounds like a reason to keep the pressure on him, not abandon it.
anka wrote:My vote on Embit was there since I didn't yet have enough scumvibes to vote anyone I wished to lynch. I was more concerned at that moment with making sure everyone was participating either way, so as to give me a complete read later on. I unvoted when I did since my goal was met and there was no more point to it.
Eh, I can kinda see this... That's putting a lot of unfounded faith in Embit on your part though.
anka wrote:I'm curious as to how he views Poiven after his most recent post, and also his opinion on my latest posts. Overall I'm slightly placing him towards town.
He's gone up a bit due to the stuff I just read, as for you i still think you have some 'splainin to do.
So far the rest of my stuff involves the z/guy debunkle. I want to make that a post of it's own, both for length sake and because it's that important. Hopefully nothing got lost in the transfer, I tend to be the only person to epically fail constantly with simple copy/paste.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:The actual reason he voted for Ant is one I really don't agree with either. Vote-hopping in itself is not a scum tell, and is something I don't find scummy. It's actually something I find town are more likely to do than scum, purely because it doesn't benefit scum to take so many different positions. Not that Ant is more likely town because of this, but my issue is that this wasn't a really a good reasont to be suspicious of him in the first place.
This is my biggest issue with you right now muffin pants. This was your reason given for the ant vote:
z wrote:As for why I originally voted Ant, gut + his early posts were bad (I'm having a hard time reading his attack on Korlash as genuine and his vote hopping wasn't helping my read).
You literally gave three reasons, gut plus bad posts split into ungenuine attacks and vote hopping. My question is why even throw out the "vote hopping wasn't helping my read" if you don't find it scummy? hell, if you actually find it a more town thing shouldn't it have helped your read of him? It doesn't make sense to me.
z wrote:Well, my only problem with vote-hopping is that it's hard for me to solidify a read when someone does that, so I wasn't really voting him for vote-hopping, just commenting that I didn't like it.
Well if you don't like it... Why is it such a big deal that Anka voted him for it? Either you don't find it scummy but you don't like it, so understanding how someone else may think it's worth a vote shouldn't be that far out of your realm of possibility, or you find it to be more town orriented and it should help you when reading people. You seem to be flailing around this topic a lot.
z wrote:Not to mention he completely misrepresented one of the reasons for Ant's vote ("You first vote for Mrguy because he has been inactive until now" - completely untrue). Besides the fact this was a complete misrepresentation of the reason for his RVS vote, it was also... a RVS vote... and pointing fingers during RVS... is normal...
While I agree it is a misinterpretation, I don't actually see how it matters. I didn't see Anka physically gaining anything from this misinterpretation. it doesn't actually appear to be done through malicious intent and you seem to be blowing it out of proportion here. Are you actually using this as a reason for your Anka vote, or was this in some way a half-joke?
Guy wrote:I don't understand why this had to wait. It couldn't have taken more than a couple seconds more to type that than "Remind me to explain this when I'm awake." It seems more like a cop out explanation to me.
I know where you're going with this but you have to understand his explanation was in retrospect. When you make a vote you are should be inclined to back it up with more then one line of explanation. So you should want to take the time to put effort into it. However, if you're explaining a vote you no longer agree with you don't have the same 'need' to put effort into it. I like the rest of your stuff on him but I wouldn't put any weight into this one.
z wrote:Because it was a pure gut vote based on what I had read at that point. I was tired and didn't have the energy to justify it at that point, but thought I'd justify it when I was awake.
Oh look Korlash, your foot. let's just throw that in your mouth... >.>
shouldn't you have had justification before you voted? not had to find it after the fact?
z wrote:So you think, as scum, I explicitly stated that I'm going to sheep Korlash at the beginning of the game, then made it blatantly obvious that I'm sheeping Korlash's vote so that I could fly under people's radars?
I'm playing pretty badly if I'm scum, because this plan obviously failed. Seems rather stupid and pointless when I could just fit in with the town by making up a case on someone - wouldn't be too hard with the amount of content so far.
Well... the wifom SOP here would be to say that you did it so you could some in and say "Do I look that stupid, there's no way I could be scum" but as much as I like wifom this line of thought is pointless.
We'll put it this way since you asked, making up a case is a lot of work, constant and hard, and gives a lot of room for slip ups. This play would be easier, less ways to slip up since you would be following others, and of course you have the "why would scum do this" factor when you are attacked. Of course it's a bit of a gamble but all scum play would be. this would just be less time consuming and less of an effort on your part.
But all that aside I find your "sheeping" stuff to just be jokes. It's early game, you're adding pressure to people, and taking the opportunity to have a quick 'laugh' with a buddy. There is so much more from you we need to be focusing on then this sheeping stuff. Lets try to keep this out of the wifom realm for now.
z wrote:There is a goldmine in this thread for any scum wanting to "fit in" and find reasons to justify a vote. Take your attack on me, for example... What's interesting to note is that you've changed your view completely from "I want explanations" (when pressed by Poiven for making a weak case) to "Nothing you've done makes sense from a town perspective." and claiming that you think I'm scum on multiple occasions.
Really? He wanted explanations from you, got them, and then changed his perception of you based on those answers? Yeah, how can someone take such logical and sensible thought progression as anything but scum motivated actions! /end unneeded sarcasm
Did you have a point to this? You actually come across worse for wear after saying it...
z wrote:The obvious implication I saw here is that my 'careless' vote would have been tragic if he was lynched, which would make no sense if Ant actually flipped scum. It makes less sense since Quinn is currently voting for Ant, so we can assume Quinn believes Ant is scum.
I see where you're coming from, I really do. But I think it's a bit of a stretch. Even if Ant had been lynched and flipped scum, that doesn't excuse your vote. It actually makes it seem worse because you put an unbacked vote on scum, strongly suggesting you had knowledge he was scum therefore didn't actually 'need' to back up your vote. Obviously, both ideas are a stretch due to them dealing in hypothetical situations, but you seem to be jumping to a conclusion based on yours... Which never ends good in my experience.
Ant wrote:I honestly don't want anyone giving me a break because I'm new. You're right, learning the hard way is learning the best way. Thank you for the heads up.
The town seems split on you. half seem to think you're scum, half seem to think your town. There is literally no one here not wanting to hear your opinion on current events. I would like to hear your take on the z/guy/quin thing, anka, and poi as soon as possible if you please.
Unvote:, Vote: zMuffinMan
There is a lot of stuff I want addressed from you. The flailing with the vote-hopping issue, the vote before justification, and the 'reaches' with anka's misrep, guy's change of opinion, and Quin's inside knowledge.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Poi wrote:I found the case that was posted above me weak. That was my explanation. If you want me to get more in detail about it, I can, but I figured that was relatively specific.
You don't see anything wrong with calling a case weak without saying why? Yes I would like you to go into more detail with things like that, otherwise it becomes baseless slander.
poi wrote:I've mentioned this already, actually, and no, I was not "ready to put him at L-1." If zMuffinMan hadn't said anything, I would not have been ready to put him at L-1, and was saying that I didn't want to even consider it before I saw his reasoning. My post addressing this
Well let me rephrase then. There was a point in which you were debating the thought of putting him at L-1, whether you had at the time wanted to or not is not in question. The fact remains, at this time you knew a vote would have put him at L-1, and yet when you actually voted him, putting him at L-1, you were surprised and did not realize you were doing it. This is just one of those "what?" moments for me, because I don't see how it happened. If you had realized he was at L-2 before, why didn't you realize that when you actually voted him?
z wrote:That's terrible, Korlash...
It's like every paragraph you wrote contradicts the previous paragraph or is just a terrible attempt at smearing.
Korlash is already synonymous with terrible, so technically it's perfect Korlash.
z wrote:Korlash wrote:My question is why even throw out the "vote hopping wasn't helping my read" if you don't find it scummy?
Because it's not helpful.
Korlash wrote:Well if you don't like it... Why is it such a big deal that Anka voted him for it?
Because it's not scummy.
Korlash wrote:While I agree it is a misinterpretation, I don't actually see how it matters.
Because he was making a case against Ant for pointing fingers, and used one of Ant's 3 votes at the time (an RVS vote) as evidence of this.
Korlash wrote:shouldn't you have had justification before you voted? not had to find it after the fact?
I'm not sure how justifying something later implies I didn't have justification at the time. Terrible leading question...
Korlash wrote:Really? He wanted explanations from you, got them, and then changed his perception of you based on those answers?
That's not at all what happened. There were "major issues" he wanted me to address, but he was pre-supposing I'm either scum or playing in an anti-town way before I gave explanations, so I'm not sure how his perception could have changed based on answers I'd yet to give.
Korlash wrote:I see where you're coming from, I really do. But I think it's a bit of a stretch. Even if Ant had been lynched and flipped scum, that doesn't excuse your vote. It actually makes it seem worse because you put an unbacked vote on scum, strongly suggesting you had knowledge he was scum therefore didn't actually 'need' to back up your vote. Obviously, both ideas are a stretch due to them dealing in hypothetical situations, but you seem to be jumping to a conclusion based on yours... Which never ends good in my experience.
This just doesn't make sense at all. If Ant had been quick-lynched and Ant had flipped scum, the least of the worries should be me starting the wagon with an unbacked vote.
There was absolutely no reason to ask the question, "What if someone had finished the bandwagon?"
It's a scummy question, no matter how you look at it.
1) So you voted him because he wasn't helpful? It's either that, or you intentionally padded your reasoning for voting with something you admit you didn't find scummy.
2) It was good enough to include in your explanation for your vote on Ant without indication that it wasn't actually one of the reasons. but ok, fair enough.
3) So you're saying the misrep does appear to be done maliciously then. Can you explain exactly how Anka used the reason he gave for Ant's vote against him?
4) Oh wow, I misread that apparently. Somehow in my brain I saw "I didn't have the energy to find justification for it" which is not what you said, my bad there.
5) well duh, they wouldn't be major issues that needed addressing if he didn't see scum intent behind them. You're making no sense on this one.
6) Yeah actually, the quickness of the wagon set aside for a moment, an unbacked vote is a very good buddy link. Your read of that situation seems just as flawed as Quin's. But we're arguing hypothetical here, so i guess it doesn't really matter. Back on topic then, why is it a scummy question exactly? Put into context with the rest of what he said it seems to fit. A 'careless' vote is always tragic, regardless of the outcome (lynched or not lynched, flip town or flip scum) because it makes such a sizable contribution to the game (a vote) without any content placed with it. You rob your votee the chance to respond to your reasoning, make it more difficult for the rest of the town to get an accurate read on you, and set yourself up to make whatever claim you want about your vote later, after seeing some responses to it being placed. None of this is good for the town, all of it is good for you, highly suggestive of scum. Now I've been there, tired as all hell and wanting to make sure I'm of sound mind before I speak to the town, so I'll give you some leeway on that. But trying to weasel something out of what Quin said that isn't there, while actually bringing his vote on Ant into question through that non-existent reason is just underhandedly bad.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Guy wrote:Does the opinion of Dr Doom not matter to you? I don't see any reason to read into this at this time, because it most likely means nothing, but it might prove to be a Freudian slip (perhaps because he is your scumbuddy you don't care what his opinion is) in the light of future information. <--Just a little note for the future. Neglecting Embit though is completely understandable.
Why did this pop into your head? I asked for Ant's input on the three most important things to me at the moment. Not that I don't care, but why would his input on Gir mean anything to me right now? And why is me asking for one person's stances mean I'm neglecting anyone? I think you completely misread that quote.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Z wrote:My vote on him wasn't because he was vote-hopping, it was something I noted he was doing because it was marring my read on him. As already stated plenty of times.
So Vote hoping mars a person's ability to read a player, but it's suspicious for that person to vote that player. Wouldn't that actually be a way to help better the skewed read?
z wrote:If I thought it was malicious, I'd still be voting for Ankamius. And I already explained how he used it against Ant (he was making a case against Ant for pointing fingers, and used one of Ant's 3 votes at the time (an RVS vote) as evidence of this.)
He used all three collectively. You're focusing on one. If I believed in the term I might argue strawman here.
z wrote:How am I making no sense?
You claimed that guy wanted explanations from me and changed his perception based on the answers I gave.
This isn't true. His perception was that I was scum before I gave answers (and he wavered slightly when poiven called him out on it).
And you don't have any opinion at all about the fact that he's tunneled two players (one of them was "unfounded" and the other he has no more questions for) and sees no reason to question anyone else because he doesn't have much other thoughts on the game?
He pre-supposed I'm scum. There was no, "well, I'll wait for your responses and adjust my position because I'm sort of null on you!"
I should have said "progressed his perception" but I think we would be in the same situation regardless.
To prevent useless banter between friends on semi-useless subjects, can you show me where, either before or during his initial questions against you, he physically said he thought you were scum as opposed to thought you were just doing scummy things?
I have an opinion on the tunneling issue, and it's that I don't actually see it as tunneling. Granted, his most recent post hasn't filled me with confidence and I don't like that he came out and ended with a 'I have nothing further to ask' type deal. I'm not surprised with how he's acted due to how he entered the game, so I believe the whole issue it mostly null.
If you did something suspicious to him of course his predisposition of you would be of suspicion. You don't see someone commit what you deem questionable actions and then push them towards the town side of the bracket in your mind.
z wrote:Yeah, maybe, but how would that be at all bad if Ant flipped scum? At best, it would just mean a policy lynch on me at some point if I couldn't convince people I wasn't his partner. At worst, a cop would need to investigate me to clear me. Either way, what exactly would have been wrong with the lynch if Ant was scum?
Short of it being committed in a time span of hours? I'm thinking the problem isn't the lynch, but the vote itself. If Quinn is literally held up in hypothetical lynches he's on his own.
z wrote:Yeah, no, I'm not arguing a hypothetical, I'm pointing out the scumminess of Quinn's question and you're ignoring it, by claiming it's possible I would have created a buddy link if Ant had been quick-lynched and flipped scum. So what?
The question is scummy because it entails that Ant's lynch would have been bad, which would not be the case if he flipped scum.
No, you're apparently missing his point by focusing on a potentially poorly phrased question. And the question does not entail that the lynch would be bad, but your vote on it would be. A reasonless vote on a lynch wagon is ALWAYS suspicious regardless of the flip.
z wrote:Yeah, no, you're going to need to prove to me how a lynch on scum D1 with a single "careless" vote is a bad thing. Otherwise, you're just posting fluff rhetoric. It really shouldn't matter whether or not you know my intentions at the time.
I never said the lynch would be a bad thing, short of the obvious. And why is it just a single 'careless' vote? If the hypothetical lynch happened from zero to hammer in less then 12 hours I'm willing to bet there is a few more suspicious votes on it as well. This is why this whole hypothetical lynch argument is stupid, because you can't build a lynch off one vote.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Guy wrote:Perhaps it would ease your mind if I explained how I (mis-)read it at the time.
It was your 227 post I was referring to, not your 233. Perhaps I should have said "most recent relevant post", 233 was just a mistake, no big deal.
Guy wrote:As for this I see what you mean. I just thought that saying any more would result in more walls of pretty much the same as the previous walls. I wanted to wait on other people's opinions on my interaction with z before posting more. I am still in the process of digesting everything that has gone on so far in page ten and will post my thoughts tomorrow.
Looking forward to it. So far I like your posts, we need more of them.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Gir wrote:1. I dont think zmuffin is scum - he was voting me, then Poiven and Korlash placed me high on their scum lists and korlash said "lets tyr to bandwagon Doc Doom", and then immediately after, zmuffin changes his vote. If he were scum, why not keep on the cool wagon that could have been formed?
When did I say that? Seriously... When have I ever called you by your real name? I think you may have me confused with someone else.
Gir wrote:5. Apparently, I'm the topranking (or nearly topranking) scummer on at least 3 different peoples lists, yet there is not a single vote on me. Something is wrong with that.
You want to be voted? For the record a lot's happened since my original list, I must admit... I'd almost completely forgotten about you since then.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:I don't even know what you were asking with this first question, and the answer to the second question is no. Because his vote-hopping was noise when I was trying to read his attack on you.
I think we've gotten so far off tangent on this one it's actually entering the realm of pointlessness.
My problem is how you can explain your vote on Ant by implicating vote hopping was a factor, come out saying it wasn't and you don't find it scummy, then use him using it as a reason for your vote on Anka. Perhaps I'm incapable of seeing your explanations for this as anything short of contrived, mostly due to the fact you cannot explain it without falling short on one end. Either your reasons for the Ant vote was carelessly padded, or a reason for your Anka vote seems contradictory. This alone probably wouldn't be that big a deal with me if not for the fact another of your Anka reasons also looks bad.
z wrote:... He's arguing all three, and one is a blatant misrepresentation, which means he's down to two different times that Ant put his vote on someone. When trying to argue that someone is pointing fingers everywhere, using two examples of this is severely weaker than using three. It completely demolishes the premise that he's pointing fingers at everyone if the only examples he has are a vote on someone he thought was lurking and a vote on you because he thought something you did was scummy.
I'm not going to sit here and continue defending Anka's case, you and him can have a nice chat about that when he gets back. I'm going to take us back to the original topic real quick, and that is your focus on the "misrepresentation." Now I'm the first and foremost advocate of fair and just representation in the game. If a player says "A" you better say that he said "A". But this is one case where a misrep doesn't even remotely appear to be scummy. If you went into Anka's post and fixed the misrep, would it change his point at all? Not a word. So the misrep adds nothing to his case on Ant and so it's a stretch to even suggest it was maliciously done, a.k.a. scummy.
This is two points out of three for your vote on Anka that are questionable. Add to that the fact you voted Anka in the first place solely because you were following me only adds to the idea you just jumped on the first things you saw to justify your vote.
z wrote:How did you interpret this? Actually, how did you interpret the whole paragraph surrounding this quote?
Sadly I interpret it as a normal reaction any player would have against someone who they thought had done something suspicious. If our opinions differ then I'm afraid we may not get anywhere new with this line of questioning. So i guess perhaps we'll just focus on the tunnel issue.
z wrote:That wasn't the issue. The issue is that he has been tunneling two players followed by making no effort to advance the game ("no further questions"), the latter of which you've acknowledged and the former of which you're ignoring because it's his playstyle. Granted, it may be his playstyle, but for someone that was attacking me for not giving every thought I had on this game, you don't see a problem with this?
While I wouldn't say I'm 'ignoring' it due to his 'playstyle' I suppose it sums it up fair enough. As for attacking you for not giving your reasons I'm afraid I'm not versed enough in his attacks to remember this off hand. I still think his situation is different then yours somewhat and I doubt he used those words exactly so I'm willing to bet it isn't what you make it appear to be here.
Let me get back to my problems with you, and that is your blatant exaggeration of 'facts'. How exactly does a person tunnel someone in two posts? I think 15 hours is a mighty small amount of time to be judging someone's focus levels don't you? To even suggest he was tunneling Gir, or even you now that I've taken a glance at his ISO, is just a gigantic falsehood. He has attacked two people, that does not mean he has tunneled them. Would I have liked for him to come in and give me loads of info on everything he thought of ever? yeah. But I'd like for Anka to not be absent right now, and Poi to stop being so dang mysterious, and for Gir to have not misquoted me. I would have liked for all this to have happened, but I won't lie about what they actually have done because of it.
z wrote:See, the problem here is that you acknowledge that a quick-lynch doesn't just happen with a single careless vote, yet you refuse to believe Quinn had anything other than benevolent motives for asking the question.
And you refuse to believe it was just a question. Considering I'm the third party here and my explanation doesn't dive into conspiracy theories to explain it, which one of us do you think is really the blind one on this issue?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:I need to look into your scum meta. If this is town-Korlash, this is bad play from town-Korlash.
You're SOL there bub. I've been in one completed game since my return to site, as town, two I've died in, as town, and X number still alive in as 'town' obviously though that's up for discussion. If you want to go gallivanting around in my games from a year ago be my guest. If you want to talk about 'bad play', krap logick korlash from back in the day... whew... he's got some of that up his sleeve.
z wrote:Because the whole case of 'pointing fingers everywhere' is demolished completely when all Anka would have had is Ant voting for a lurker and Ant voting you because he found something you did scummy. This isn't pointing fingers everywhere, and at least with the third vote (and reason) he had a small case on Ant doing something that isn't at all scummy. I needed to clarify his intentions because it was a blatant misrepresentation. Ankamius clarified it. I accepted it. I moved on. The only reason it's still being discussed is because you're trying your very hardest to find some scum motivation in my actions when there simply isn't scum motivation.
Wait Anka clarified it? I missed that one. Scratch that off my list of things I needed from him then. And trying to force scum motivation? I'm pushing you for having the majority of your reasons for voting Anka sound forced and contrived.
z wrote:Yes, it does, because at the time I mentioned he was tunneling, he had done absolutely nothing but attack two people, no comments on anything else in the game, no reads on anyone else, no questions to anyone else, no answering questions from anyone else unless they directly related to the two people he was tunneling, and I don't think this a misrepresentation at all. He was either absolutely convinced that no one else could possibly be scum (which would explain why he focused all his efforts on it and chose to ignore everything else in the game) or there's some other motivation behind his actions (hint: can you possibly think of a reason for this?). You say it's not tunneling, so explain. He has no further questions for me, he has no comments on my recent posts, but his vote is still on me and he still finds me scummy. At least now that his tunneling has been pointed out he's started broadening his play, but what he was doing was blatant tunneling.
So you claim he is tunneling because he came into the game motivated to do something without pausing to give us a breakdown of his play by play. *shakes head* And you say I'm playing bad.
z wrote:It wasn't just a question. There was an obvious implication behind the question, and you're choosing to ignore it.
Because you're making up this 'obvious implication'. And not only that, but you seem to actually be putting weight into it like it means something. You took the question out of context, put it back in and the only obvious implication is that he thought your vote was careless. Could it be seen your way? yeah. But it could be taken a number of ways, which is why you need to take the rest of the paragraph into consideration to judge the implication.
z wrote:I don't even understand why you're defending him here. Surely he's capable of defending himself. And nowhere did I imply he must be scum even if I am right about the implications of the question he asked.
I'm surprised it's taken you this long to attempt this. Most people try this deflection early on in my attacks, I was starting to hope you were a better player then the rest of them. Oh well, disappointed again.
You implied he had inside knowledge that Ant was town, which is only possible as scum. I also didn't like when you brought his vote on Ant into question. That appeared to be a subtle move on your part there as well, hence my eagerness to get more out of you.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Anka wrote:I'm confused on how it's a reason to keep the pressure on even more. He had posted and created his own opinion on the game so far, so further pressure to get him to contribute would seem to be rather pointless.
So what, you find one tiny post sufficient contribution then? You had already seen him online without posting, what's to stop that trend from returning? If you had really wanted him to get involved I would have expected an attitude similar to what z is showing with Guy. An expectation of a wider range of subjects. I would expect some sort of "Give me your opinion on this topic, or these players, or this aspect of the game" instead you just remove your vote... It doesn't seem like you really wanted anything from him.
Anka wrote:I'm not sure how far into WIFOM territory I went into here, but it still disconcerns me.
Well that's all an irrelevant hypothetical discussion anyway so I hope you're not basing anything on it.
Anka wrote:I'm close to voting for zMuffinMan at this point, but I'm going to wait until I see his responses before I put him at L-1.
Oh joy, another one of these... They always fill me with confidence!
z wrote:Anka wrote:I'm also wondering why you think we shouldn't find you scummy for making a vote like that out of the blue before you explain it.
And I'm wondering why you think you should find me scummy for making a vote like that out of the blue before I explain it.
And I still can't believe it's not butter!
There, it's dead. Nobody continue it....It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:Yeah, except that you've given up on explaining why they're forced and contrived.
I just don't want to continue going in circles. I say "blah blah blah" you say "blah blah blah" rinse and repeat. I have my laundry list of suspicions from you, your responses, and my analysis of them so I'm good thanks.
z wrote:You say it's not tunneling, so explain. He has no further questions for me, he has no comments on my recent posts, but his vote is still on me and he still finds me scummy.
If you want to say he's been tunneling you I'll disagree until the cows come home but I'll admit I can see how you feel that way. Given his recent actions it would be fair for you to claim that it "appears he is tunneling on you" without my opinion meaning jack on it. However, you began with and to this day still maintain that he was tunneling on Gir, and for that I will kick you in the crotch and call you retarded or scum anytime you want. The definition of tunneling goes something along the lines of "A blind and unrelenting focus on one individual while oblivious to all other factors. Borderline obsession." The mere fact he unvoted Gir after just two posts proves it was not a tunnel. And to attempt to falsely call it so in an attempt to set up a recurring theme of his to justify your own opinion of his attacks on you is suspect.
z wrote:I'm really not taking it out of context at all. It was a scummy question.
You certainly seem to be and no it wasn't.
z wrote:This was never implied. It was a possible interpretation but it was never implied.
You're right. Your 216 dealt with the logic of the situation and rested on the assumption that Quin's feelings on Ant were that he was scum and not town. So the actuality of this issue is that his question didn't make sense to you, not that it made him scummy.
It is interesting to note however that you are now calling the question scummy, and the implication therefore does at least exist now... Which would be like 5 seconds before you said this...
Ok dealt with that. I'll make it plain and simple, I like z as a suspect. Two votes in a row given without reason, only to have the reason's given appear questionable. And a history of what I still believe to be wild exaggeration, not as bad as I felt at the beginning of my conversation with him, but I'd hardly say it's been cleared up. However, we have to add the fact that even though I find these to be at times seemingly opportunistic (As in two of the times they were against people attacking him) I get the feeling he actually believes what he is saying, which lessens the intent behind them. Plus, z seems to be the majority shareholder in this town's suspicion level. We almost have him top of the list scum unanimously. I rarely like things that appear too easy, especially when I start to have semi-second thoughts.
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I need to take a closer look at the people not voting z. More in a second.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Ok let's start with the person I was waiting for the most, Poi. His original stance towards the Z 'case' was that it was weak. In post 232 he completely 180's that without any real indication of why he originally thought it was weak. This is a point I'm really torn on. On the one hand flipping your opinion like this as soon as the wagon starts to build seems scummy, but it was still while the wagon was in the early stages (before Quin's vote) and before the others(Gir, Anka, and Ant) had given their opinions of z. His recent stuff on z seems legit enough but I don't like him ending it with "You being at L-2 is reason to keep my vote on Ant." Still, other then that and the issue I'm torn with he seems on the level. This is a more clear read then I figured I would get with him so well done to me. Maybe you aren't so mysterious after all.
Since we left on a vote with Ant, let's visit him next. His 257 doesn't outright call z possible scum, but the way he ends it seems like he is keeping his foot in the door just in case. Short of this and his 269 though I don't think he has even mentioned z. While I certainly think the way he ended his z read is slightly suspicious, it isn't how I picture scum's role on this wagon.
Anka next. His 261 claims he is finding z scummier due to his most recent posts, but seems to produce a very lackluster clump of contribution along with it. He then edits in a 'I'm close to voting you but I'm going to play it safe around L-1'. The first point he makes in 266 seems outright contradictory 'if we lynch a townie we gain info, but if we lynch scum it will be hard to gain info' seem to be what he said essentially. That makes no flipping sense what-so-ever. I have to say I'm really not liking Anka's actions surrounding this wagon. Seems to be playing the subtle hand pushing the wagon along but without letting his own hands get too dirty.
Gir... I don't even have a clue where to start. I can't see how you can mix up two players 'entirely' if you are actually doing an honest read. I can certainly see how it can happen if you're giving a BS read though just to look good. Keeping players straight isn't a high priority when you're not looking for real evidence you know. Still, even given that I can accept people make mistakes. What I can't accept here is a key factor that allowed this mistake to happen, and that is the fact in his 252 where he (if I understand his 256 correctly) called z scum but mistakenly labeled it was guy he said nothing specific to back it up. Not a one. A vague "A lot of what he is saying is damning" and even a "I would lynch him at deadline" without a single shred of evidence as to why. The only plus side to him I see is that due to the name switch his vote wasn't actually plugging onto the bandwagon, but that's only a small amount of credit for him.
Overall I have to:
Vote: Gir(Doom)I really need you to explain the whole name switch and how it happened, plus give your accurate read and response to the z wagon/case asap. I also want to know if it was simply the name, so therefore the case should still exist on z, or if you physically confused actions as well making the case mostly worthless.
Second would come Anka for what seems to be a subtle ploy to push the wagon forward, followed by Ant for irrelevant reasons and Poi gets fourth by default.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:1) This is what he did, and I've already explained why I think he gave it up after two posts. Regardless, the length of time he tunneled Gir is irrelevant; he was still blindly focusing on Gir while ignoring the rest of the game.
dude, you have a very narrow mind here. By your own logic then Embit is guilty of tunneling Ant in his first contribution post as well. Have you even taken the fact he missed a huge chunk of the game at first? That coming in and immediately commenting on the entire game could take hours and make a huge f'ing post to boot? Would you deny that when you enter a game late going after your biggest 'scum read' would be a way to 'get a foot in the door' and start to add some contribution?
z wrote:2) I don't even consider tunneling a scum tell if the person is doing it for legitimate reasons. The issues I have are:
a: He has no further questions for me, he has no comments on my recent posts, but his vote is still on me and he still finds me scummy.
b: He's accusing me of playing in an anti-town manner because I'm not giving all my thoughts on the game, but he himself is not giving all his thoughts on the game.
c: The inconsistency in his read on me (based on his reaction to Poiven's post after his initial vote on me). You can claim he didn't think I was scum until I responded all you want, but that's a load of crap.
I already said I don't have a problem with your accusing him of tunneling you. that's your thing, go for it and see where it goes. If things keep up like they have been I wouldn't be surprised if you manage a reasonable case out of it. But you're not going to get away with saying he was tunneling Gir, it's not going to happen. My advice for the sake of the game and the legitimacy of your attacks is just to let that one go and focus on this stuff.
z wrote:Are you implying town players could never do something scummy? Really?
No I'm not. are you intentionally trying to bastardize my posts here? If you are I wish you good luck, though you'll lose. And I don't think you have enough face saved to survive that defeat. best to keep things civil i think.
z wrote:There is no implication that he's necessarily scum. He asked a scummy question, that's that. I maintain it was a scummy question regardless of your insistence it isn't. I've explained why it's scummy, all you've done is essentially say he might not have realised it's scummy so it's not scummy.
We're just arguing semantics yet again z. If you say someone did something scummy, you have implied the chance of them being scum has increased. Are you outright saying they are 100% scum? Hell obviously no. If that implication didn't exist, there would be no reason to discuss the action, and so no reason for you to point it out. The implication is one of the driving forces behind the entire concept of scum hunting, but like I said, This is all semantics really.
My note mainly focused on the change in how you seemed to view the question before to how you view it now and the ironic contradiction of sorts it seemed to create.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:The problem being that generally once your foot is in the door, you don't stand there with your foot in the door doing absolutely nothing.
He had given two posts since then, one to defend himself and one dealing with your wagon, I don't think "absolutely nothing" is the right claim here. Although I wish you luck with your generalizing the players in the game though. Really hope that pans out for you.
z wrote:He clearly showed the tunneling mindset, even if he let up after two posts on Gir. And I do think he'd have continued tunneling Gir had Quinn not subtly coached him out of it.
Just think of all the possibilities we have at our disposal when we can start using what we think someone might have done as evidence. Can you explain to me the "tunnerling mindset" and how Guy showed it?
z wrote:Asking questions = bastardising your posts. Noted.
And don't you forget it!
z wrote:OK, and?
Oh right, I forgot. You like to shave off most of what a person says and just look at one tiny piece by itself. I'll remember that next time. Gotta get straight to the point with you least you stray off the path and get lost.
z wrote:There was never an implication that he is scum, just that he asked a scummy question and is accountable for explaining it. And yes, he is accountable for explaining it himself, not having you ride in on your stallion defending him so he doesn't need to worry about it.
Hey now, if you get to have a little buddy in Ant why can't I have one in Quin? Er... Wait... Aww I lost mine. Can I have a new one?
Anka wrote:You have consistantly said that there are protown reasons for withholding information, but you have yet to explain why withholding information isn't scummy. I am not the only one putting suspicion on you for this. If you show me an acceptable reason why withholding information on day one is not scummy, I will accept it.
There are pro-town reasons... Why is it that people accepted me when I said it but are giving z such a hard time... Feels like a double standard...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Alright I too am 'waiting' for Gir to answer some of my questions concerning his most recent post. I want to go back and actually look into him but I really want that stuff first. I also want to complete my z wagon read by looking into Guy and Quinn's roles on it but with Quinn gone I have to admit my interest in it has decreased a little. Still, not good to leave stuff only half done... I'll try and get to that as soon as I have a spare moment. er... lot's of moments pushed together I suppose.
Poi wrote:Why the vote on Doom? And I still don't quite understand the pattern of what you quoted.
I would like to second this question, mostly because I don't understand the whole quote list either. I'm already paranoid after how the z wagon went I don't need people voting with me without explaining why now...
Anka wrote:I still find everyone else except for Dr Doom and Ant more protown than proscum. I'm finished waiting for Dr Doom and I still find him scummy, so VOTE: Dr Doom
z wagon starts falling apart and you hop onto the next one with no more then I "I still find him suspicious!" What are the exact reasons again? Also, why are you finished waiting for him? He had just had a prod requested so your vote won't make a difference in when and if he posts.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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This is my problem with that mindset. You're essentially saying, why play the game day one? And then the contradictions start rolling in from there. You can't hope to lynch scum, but let's lynch the scummiest one! It will be totally random if you put effort into it, so just lynch willy nilly so it isn't random!
The whole defeatist mindset on day one is just plain stupidity. Theoretically, day one is when the most pro-town players are alive. So on paper our lynch today 'should' have the highest chance of actually hitting scum. Granted there are factors that diminish that greatly but I prefer to look on the bright side.
Oto wrote:Now I have 2 reasons to vote Dr. Doom : not posting in the thread and buddying everyone. Next in line is Ant.
Do you mean not posting recently, or not posting overall? And what do you mean budddying? Also, why Ant?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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I also got bad juju after seeing how many people one right after the next came out with "Guy is looking town" without saying why. I can't say I actually have an opinion myself one way or the other because, even throughout our discussion, I never really paid any attention to him specifically.
As for the case on Gir, I wasn't aware there was one. My vote was placed without a case and with only a handful of reasons behind it and a promise of a case to come after he posts. So far I don't like the bandwagon that has developed from it. As for what I want him to answer, it mainly his screw up post. What he really meant, whether it was just a name mix up or if nothing he posted on you and guy was accurate, what his true feelings on you were. That sort of stuff... It's all outlined in my z wagon breakdown post.
Oto wrote:Not posting recently. He is always giving "good posting" opinions. Ant is next in line if the majority of the town think Dr. Doom isn't the best lynch today. I'll be stating my opinions when time arises to target. Until then, consider that as a FoS.
So you only plan to tell us if it comes to it... As for recent posting, he doesn't appear to have been on site since his last post... What if it is some external force outside the game preventing him from posting?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Just finished a hectic couple of days. Good to see some signs of life from Gir but honestly, radio silence would give me a better feeling then a one line promise...
Jake wrote:exactly Korlash. The chances are he could be unable to post because of an outside reason. Then again, I have not seen a good scumtell on anyone. He also could be lurking.
Will see if L-1 puts him on any more pressure.
Do you have any real solid reason to believe he is scum other then "He could be lurking"? An L-1 pressure vote is only acceptable if you actually feel the person has a somewhat decent chance of being scum. In addition, because it's L-1 you have to have some sort of specific goal for the pressure. Answers to some specific questions, or responses to some specific comments for example. The whole "vote to see what type of reaction I get" doesn't work when you're physically stuffing the guys head into the guillotine.
Oto wrote:Saying that you need areasoningto vote is a common mistake, there are numerousreasonsto vote and getting 'vibes' is one of them.
You don't need reasons to vote because there are lots of reasons to vote? Every vote has a reason, every single one of them. Which is why it is unacceptable to not reveal it when it's made. There are a few certain reasons that may be best left hidden, but whenever those are made there are always a few more you can throw out to keep the real ones in the dark. And there are very very few reasons that justify not revealing them when asked to.
However, guy said that the "vibe" reason wasn't good enough, not that it wasn't a reason. And for the most part I agree. If you get a vibe from someone you can always state what the person has done to give you the vibe, what has been specifically said, why the vibe is worth voting for, yadda yadda yadda.
Oto wrote:On Mr. Doom, I am not concerned by what happen to him (the person behind the name), sure it's sad if he has personal problems but I am not related to him. Remember that the rule is the same for everyone :
That's fair enough, although if you truly do think he is scum because he hasn't been posting then you should by default be concerned with what happened to him because that's his explanation. I realize you don't have any high hopes of actually hitting scum, but you aren't actually prone to ignoring facts just to get a lynch to happen are you?
Gir wrote:I'm here, I'll post more content later on/by the ned of today!
... Technically, he could be telling the truth. For all I know the 'ned of today' occurs sometime on Friday... /joke to lighten the mood
Jake wrote:I shall explain deeper. What I mean is that I don't like the bandwagon on Gir, but he may just be lurking scum. So, even though he could not be posting for reasons outside the game I decided to put him at L-1, someone could quick hammer him (unlikely) or he could almost insta reply under pressure after not replying for some time. It happened. So I am keeping my vote on until Gir gives me a logical reason to take it off.
Typically if you don't like a wagon you don't tend to jump on it. What about the wagon specifically don't you like? do you think that, while waiting for Gir, maybe exploring that would be a viable option?
poi wrote:You don't like the bandwagon, but you put him at L-1? That doesn't make sense. And I'm not sure if L-1 will make him reply any quicker than L-2 would.
In the event he is intentionally avoiding the game but following along, putting him at L-1 over L-2 for "not posting" would have a good chance of netting a response. As we actually have yet to see that response I would safely assume that he is not actually doing that.
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Same thing I'd like to know.Poiven wrote:Where on Earth is everybody?
I'm about 44 miles from the old Tony Romas... And yes I realize I'm the only person in this game to get that joke...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:Reasoning =/= reasons. I guess the meaning of reasons isn't totally the same in English. So replace reasons with incentives and keep reasoning.
An incentive to vote would still be a reason to vote and so it would still be subject to all scrutinies that other 'reasons' are.
Oto wrote:Last newbie game, the lurker was scum.
My last newbie game had two lurkers, one town and one scum. There were also two townies that posted very infrequently during day one. 'lurking' if defined simply as 'not posting' is equally spread out among factions especially in newbie games where the players don't know what to do or how to do it. If you want to make a more structured definition of lurking then it might make more sense as evidence.
Oto wrote:Are you sure he isn't lurking ? Maybe you should define lurking better ... Because he is doing it as I write. Whether he is scum or not remains to be seen but I would like to see him lynched. Otherwise I don't think that you are helping the town right now. Stalling the game isn't what we need. Making assumption on why he isn't posting isn't either.
Conventional lurking, as in scummy lurking, would be loosely defined as not contributing to the game while keeping tabs on its going-ons. This is essentially known as active lurking in most circles. The player will post infrequently little tid bits that don't add anything to the game but allow him to keep face and avoid prods. Just hypothetically speaking, if a player is hit by a bus walking home from work he would be unable to post for that week long coma he falls into. Would you say he is lurking scum for that? Pure absence is never indicative of alignment, active lurking is.
And I think this is the worst thing I have with this wagon right now. You say it remains to be seen whether he is scum or not but yet you still want him to be lynched. Shouldn't you care more about being able to more confidently say he is scum before you call for his lynch?
Lets see... eight days left... Should be enough to see some conclusion to this. My vote on Gir is based on the bad wagon on Z so I'm finding removing it for the same reason to be difficult. There is enough people against the wagon that I don't see us cutting this day short any time soon and with as many of us awaiting his return I'm fairly confident if need be he'll be replaced before the day is up.
Anka wrote:I have recieved my prod. I'm still stuck until Dr Doom posts. My apologies for not being able to contribute more at this time.
... Why are you not able to contribute exactly? Gir isn't the only player in the game...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:Wait, what did Gir have to do with my wagon?
You can take a look at my 275 if you want specifics.
Jake wrote:Theres not much to say, us townies don't have alot of good scumreads.
Well tell us your bad scum reads then so we can talk about those.
Ant wrote:Not a fan of peanut butter in general.
... So... you eat your jelly sandwiches bare? Talk about scummy....It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Anka wrote:Otolia has given good reasoning for his vote and I don't find anything particularly scummy in his posts. He's giving me more town than scum vibes up to this point.
... Good reasoning? Isn't his reason essentially 'lurking'? Didn't he admit to not even caring what the reason was for said lurking? How can you honestly classify that as 'good reasoning'? I have a hard enough time classifying it as acceptable, let alone good.
Jake wrote:I'm a VT. I find doom the most logical person to put on L-1. Firstly, if someone quick hammered him then we could call them scum, secondly if he almost insta replys after I put him at L-1 and gurantee content and does not deliver, it comes out as scummy. It happened. :/
For the record, claiming, even claiming VT, is bad. Why did you feel the need to come out with a claim?
z wrote:I would guess it's because he wanted to let us know he's a VT. Though I can't be sure about that.
Your snarky yet carefree and lovable retorts are a breath of fresh air amidst the scrolling mass of gray and bleakly dull comments cluttering the world. Don't ever change you tenacious scamp you. *ruffles hair*
Ant wrote:Ok, the only thing i have to add right now is about zMuffinMan. I don't think voting for someone because you FEEL like it is a good enough reason.
Maybe I'm forgetting... Didn't he give more then just 'because I feel like it' as a reason?
z wrote:and I definitely want you to tell me why you're not a fan of peanut butter, because it is a godly paste that only evil people dislike.
Thank you... Somebody had to say it... %#$@ing paste haters... living off the state... Go back to Russia!
Jake wrote:Ank, I love how I follow the bandwaggon to help you get your content by pushing him into further pressure but you switch your vote to me just for me putting him on L-1.
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You don't find putting someone at L-1 for the sole reason of netting more content suspicious? Can you as of yet confidently say you feel Gir is scum?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Yeah my bad, I had gotten it confused with your vote on Guy in which you did list Feeling like it as one of your plethora of 'reasons'.
Anka wrote:He has posted more reasons than just lurking, but that was what he was put under the most fire for.
such as.... dot dot dot... more dots... damn, that is a lot of dots...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Anka wrote:The lurking by itself is scummy simply because of the circumstances.
Darn circumstances *shakes fist*
but enough pointless references... Why is it scummy 'because of the circumstances'? I would say given the circumstances the lurking is relatively unscummy. Aside from his "ill post later" post it's almost a cut and dry game abandonment, which in a newbie game I usually take as a sign of town, although I have been realizing it's more of a null tell as of late.
Anka wrote:Otolia's other reason was that Dr Doom was buddying people throughout the game.
That might have merit if I had ever seen the actual evidence or citations.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Anka wrote:Otolia's quotations on his first content post shows one example of his buddying. He ommitted the rest because of redundancy and the fact that a lot of it is similarly to exactly like that.
Did he actually say this or is this your interpretation of his actions? And why would showing a scummy pattern qualify as redundancy that needs omitting? That seems like prime evidence, a head runner for a case.
Oto wrote:Come on Korlash, you can come at me if you wish to. But my best guess is that you are too busy testing the water to actually commit. Anyhow, don't worry, you are my major scumread for the moment over Dr. Doom.
Ha ha, that's my line. Although this isn't the threat you think it is. Lashing out at the person questioning your motives and actions instead of taking the small amount of time to explain them yourself just paints you as the defensive omgus type. The ironic thing is that my focus wasn't even on your inaction, but on Anka's flawed acceptance of them. But ok, I'll bite.
So if I get this straight I'm apparently your biggest scum read, yet you've never mentioned it before. You waited until I seemingly attacked you to bring it up. That's poor timing on your part I think. Would you care to provide evidence of Gir's budding up to people as well? Dealing with your middleman here is a great way to get more insight on him but I feel if I want the actual answers I'll have to get them straight from the source.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:No, I don't have sufficient tells to start something on you and you are a good player, though I think you are faking the poor timing/OMGUS arguments. We both have been waiting for someone to start something but I don't want either of us to be under fire. It's way too early for that. Considers it a FoS if you wish.
If you need evidence, you can look for them by yourself. I'm not trying to launch a wagon on him so I don't need to convince anyone. His absence is stalling the game though, and I would really appreciate a hammer OR a satisfactory replacement.
You think I'm scummier then Gir, yet you don't have sufficient tells to start something on me? You aren't trying to start a wagon but you want someone to hammer? You seem to be talking in circles...
Jake wrote:I LIKE TACOS.
Tacos rule... So why did you claim exactly?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Jake wrote:to defend myself. I can't defend off much because I don't find I did anything wrong, so I just said im a VT because I am one.
Teaching moment: If you are a vanilla, by telling everyone you are one you make it easier for the scum to kill the power roles. If you're a power role, claiming vanilla now would cast suspicion on a real claim later. And if you're scum claiming Vanilla now hinders possible fakeclaiming opportunities later. There is no reason, regardless of your actual role, to claim without reason. And now we know! 'cause knowledge is power!'
What did you feel you needed to defend against and why did you think claiming 'vt' would do anything?
Oto wrote:You claim when you weren't even wagonned. Claiming in L-1 is a questionable method as a VT, but claiming when you aren't targeted is just a very bad play. You have to learn to get better and that's the purpose of these games but it doesn't mean I'm gonna let you walk away with that, I am entitled to play for my WinCon and you will be a liability in LyLo.
*shakes head* Circles man... Outright ignoring scum reads to push what seems to be just 'policy'... Really questioning that WinCon you speak of here.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:Ignoring scum reads ? I don't understand, maybe you missed the part when I wrote that :
In post 365 you called me your "major" scum read yet in 367 you essentially say you don't want to start anything with me. That is blatantly ignoring a scum read.
Oto wrote:And why would you question my WinCon ? My WinCon is unquestionable. Maybe you meant that you question whether or not I have the same as you ? Well I can't guarantee that because I don't know yours. (See what I did there ? Exactly the same kind of 'hey buddy, I'm town' statement as you did. How cool am I now ?)
It was simply a subtle jab at what you said. A bit of what we might call the "small talk" of attacking each other. Mildly irrelevant banter there to simply attempt to pry a reaction or simply add fuel to the fire so to speak. The implication would be that any wincon that prides lynching essentially random people over the scummy people would not belong to a townie.
I would like to know how what I said in any way qualifies as a "hey buddy, I'm town" type of thing.
oto wrote:I know we both have fun staring at each other like hungry lions but unless you are willing to commit today, I suggest we ally towards a common goal.
I can't help but think these "I dare you" posts are just a way to downplay what I'm saying... What do you qualify as "willing to commit"?
Oto wrote:1. Get Mr. Flay to post here, if he doesn't pick my PM tomorrow, we will have to contact VKR.
2. Judge Dr. Doom's replacement scumminess. Newbie scums are somehow more susceptible to flake because they aren't able to deal with the pressure knowing they are guilty.
3. If Dr. Doom's replacement pass the bar, we will have to lynch jakesh97. Both for allowing him to start a new game without dragging a VI board on his back and for getting rid of a possible massive WIFOM, if he ever reach LyLo.
If you didn't actually think Gir was scummy then why would we have to judge his replacement? Wouldn't just getting a replacement mostly relieve all your suspicion?
Z wrote:Ant has been active lurking his way through D1 and, especially from his recent posts, I don't get the feeling he's actually trying. Gir, on the other hand, seems to just be inactive.
Well to be fair, even scum have to try... So I have a hard time seeing this as an actual indication of scumminess. I'll try to take time here tomorrow to look into him more.
Jake wrote:eh, ill get better as time goes on, thats what these newbie games are for
And they are great for making crappy players like me seem moderately good by comparison!
Anka wrote:@MOD: Mrguy888 has consistantly been unable to post during weekends, so I excluded him in the prod request.
Really man, you take the time to make a post explaining to the mod why you didn't ask for so and so to be prodded but you can't make any significant contribution to the actual game... 16 posts were made between your prod request and your last post and you can't think of anything to add to the game? Also, I'm finding it weird you haven't said anything about Jake's claim... That seems like a significant action for the person you are voting to do and you seemed to have just let it pass by...
Unvote:
The vote was made with the most important goal of getting info from the Z/guy scandal and left on for other semi-nonimportant reasons. With the replacement I don't see a lot of point in it anymore. I should be able to find a new home for it tomorrow if I can tear myself away from my project to get some reading time.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Accomplishing nothing. Ouch. What would you two define as accomplishments?
Jake wrote:Looks like Z may have just had a minor slip.
Really, I didn't see anything. What slip exactly?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Starscream wrote:The scum already KNOW who we are. They don't NEED information. The town does. This is scummy as hell.
While I've never been against sharing info and reads, I get where z is coming from. Knowing the extent of the townie players' reads going into night can directly influence scum kills. Obviously, it's your choice on which style you prefer. Both have good and bad sides I suppose. I guess you can look at it this way, the scum knows who we are, but not what we think...
Ok so I took another look into Ant. Not liking that route. His intial vote hopping doesn't really strike me as suspicious and his reaction to z's vote on him way back when doesn't seem like it came from inexperienced scum. There might be something to the active lurking angle, but his recent absence and his earlier attack against inactive people make it seem less likely to have come from a scum point of view.
Also took the time to look into Quinn. Didn't see as much as I hoped. At least nothing worth talking about today. But I'm not going to beat around the bush...
Vote: Oto
It's fairly cut and dry. He doesn't want to start anything with me but still says we should focus on the scummy players and includes me in that list. Talk about testing the waters. I can understand the playstyle of going after 'lurkers' day one but I can't understand not caring about the reasons behind it. I always hate it when people walk away from a discussion with me with some sort of lame line like "I can't deal with you anymore, it's all there if you read it" blah blah blah. Last guy who did that ended up being scum so I guess I can have my cake and eat it too in this case.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:As for what I said about NKs, that's just common sense. If you can't mislynch them, they're a threat to you, and if everyone thinks someone is town, that means you can't lynch them. On the other hand, if everyone thinks someone is scum, they're not threat to you.
Knew there was a reason I liked you muffinpants. You get it.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Lockdown wrote:I realize that scum kills are potentially influenced by how town reacts to different players, and it aids them in sowing distrust - they obviously want to create as much of that as possible - but I couldn't disagree more on reads being more beneficial for scum than they are for town.
Who said they are more beneficial for scum then for town? My argument is there is a sort of good/bad argument on both sides and Z's simply appears to be that nearer to deadline less reads outweighs more reads.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Shockwave wrote:Answered:
Wait wait wait, in your post 411 you knew what z was going to say in post 412? You can't use statements made after the fact to justify why you said something.
Shockwave wrote:I don't see how the deadline should affect people's assessments on potential scum, nor do I see how reads are now more beneficial for scum than they were at (insert time here that is further from the deadline). Any particular reason for this? I'm not seeing it.
Well the town's reads right at deadline are going to be their reads coming into day 2. Their reads on page six however, would have changed drastically by the end of the day. So those opinions wouldn't be the same coming into day two. It should be obvious how scum can use this to their advantage.
I'm not going to say it's best for everyone to keep their opinions to themselves, but I can certainly see why some people adopt this playstyle.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:@Korlash : Snif, Snif. Otolia doesn't want to talk to me anymore ... Mommy Mommy ... Otolia doesn't want to talk to me anymore. You get the idea ? I proposed you numerous times a path to walk away from this, but you don't want to. Fine. At least you finally voted.
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad really... Your prose suggests a lack of creative vision and your timing is just way off. You need some acting classes or something. Although to be fair, portraying Korlash properly is something even highly experienced actors have yet to pull off correctly.
Oto wrote:I'm still waiting for your reads, you are not exempted from them just because zMM don't feel like being useful now..
But providing reads would be accomplishing something. I wouldn't want to take your biggest attack away from you, otherwise I might have no chance of ever getting something useful out of you.
Oto wrote:Ant shall get his ass here and post content : VOTE: Ant
I thought we were moving onto Jake after Gir's replacement showed he was a good boy. So were you just finding an excuse to throw his name out there before or do you just like jumping on the biggest wagon right now?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:Stop evading the point and post your reads. You aren't going to make me forget that scums refuse to answer questions and demands. Whereas I agree that my writing style isn't marvelous, I believe you can still understand me when I write : Post your reads.
Naw. we still have the better part of a week. Right now I like the results I'm getting ignoring you. Why is it when you skip out on answering me it's all fine and dandy, but when I just postpone answering you it's cause for bolded caps shouting match time thing?
Oto wrote:Jakesh97 can be lynched from now one to before LyLo is the cop finds nothing or if we don't have better lynch. Whereas Ant is lurking and his a better lynch. Adaptability is my strong point. Are you trying to launch a wagon on me to prevent a lynch of your teammates ?
Are you joining the Ant wagon to protect yours?
Oto wrote:PS : Your title is perfectly describing you ...
Yup.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:Because you are a scamming scum. Point is, I never really stopped answering you. So your point is moot like your brain.
Delving into personal attacks so soon? I had high hopes for you man. And you did stop answering me. You used that "I'm done talking to you" thing to avoid like 3 or 4 questions/points. I doubt you'd be willing to elaborate any on the whole "scamming scum" thing but it wouldn't be in me not to ask... so... what exactly makes me a "scamming scum"?It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:If you want me to answer particular questions then hit me up and this time, differentiate the normal ones from the rhetorical ones. And of course you have to prove you already asked them since you claim I ignored you.
Oto wrote:Prove it, otherwise that's just another bad accusation.
I'll handle both of these right now.
Spoiler:
Spoiled only for sake of length.
Now this is only so far back as I actually cared about it. There may be a few more even before this.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:Korlash used that as a cover in order not to say his own and since except Poiven the newbies are not very active, I ended up looking wrong but I think that either one of you (zMM/Korlash) is scum.
For what it's worth I'm not intentionally avoiding giving my reads, I just haven't had the time to look into everyone. I fully intend to give a breakdown at some point in the next few days, i just need the time. However, that won't stop me from enjoying the reactions you're spewing out over it.
Am I to assume you think one of me or Z is Ant's partner then?
z wrote:To be honest, I think my reason is as valid as your reasons for voting mega/ant.
Oto wrote:To be honest, I think you are not scumhunting.
To be honest, you both owe me twenty bucks for stealing my catchphrase... >.>
Jake wrote:I'm just following what I seem most reasonable from you guys. Just to learn the game.
Ima sit back and watch Z and Oto go at it.
You'll find you wont actually learn the game until you choose to participate. Sitting back and watching as two players converse can actually be good play, but you still need to hone your skills by having your own input on things.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Anka wrote:Other than these two points, there's not much about Korlash I can talk too much about until Day 2 flips.
This seems like a cop out... Both of those points were actually dealing with OTHER people. You literally said nothing about me...
Do I really have such an aura about me that so many people are avoiding saying anything about or to me? Really? I feel sad and alone and need a hug...
Z wrote:Oto-Anka scum team? At least one is scum. Opinion?
That isn't the scum team I would have picked out, but I do think both are solo-scummy. If I were to dish out a read right now asap Anka would technically be my number two... I think he's gotten a few too many lucky breaks over the game when it comes to my focus but he's always been right there near the top. Him and Guy are the two people I'm most interested in looking into before I do post said reads.
I would agree at least one is scum, although... the last time I did that both people ended up being town. Still, I suppose that was at the beginning of the day not the end... Let me get my reads done and I'll get back to you on this.
Anka wrote:Korlash: What is your opinion on this, also?
Opinion on what? You said you explained it, but didn't say what it was. So instead of looking through your posts and trying to work out what you mean, I figured I would just ask you.
z wrote:I'll give you a clue as to why Otolia is keeping it a secret: He doesn't have a legitimate reason.
Oh he does actually, but I won't bother talking about it because he'll deny it. p.s. it makes him scum by the way... just saying...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:I love when you are answering me so nicely Korlash. It makes my whole body shiver. brrrrr
Flattery will get you nowhere... Dinner might though... Gifts are nice...
Oto wrote:I don't ignore you as a scumread, I just don't want to explain my whole reasoning YET. I'll do it further in the game or if I feel I'm about to get lynched.
So you're content allowing your scum read to sit there until it becomes convenient for you? Exactly at what point in the game does going after scum reads actually start mattering?
Oto wrote:You are trying way too hard on this hard. I believe I explained by writing something similar, if I didn't, that's my bad but it's mostly irrelevant at this point. It can't be a tell and it's definitely not something I would use as a argument. It was mostly a stingy attack.
I still don't get where the "hey buddy, I'm town" comes into it. If you think my attack wasn't proper, then fine. You trying to say I was calling myself town seems way out of left field.
Oto wrote:I never thought you would need a dictionary.
You really need to understand how to use that marvelous sign called 'question mark' ...
The sound of 'scamming scum' is nice. I had fun thinking it.
All avoidance of the issues. I think I've successfully proven you do in fact do it now.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:@Korlash : I have a scum vibe from you but right now you are almost unreadable. If I were to attack you, I might not convince the town and it could backfire. If it were a normal game I would attack you without much discussion but except Poiven I don't trust the newbies do get the job done and win the game for the town (obviously I don't trust zMM because he is a scumread too) So there is too much risk for something that I am not ready to gamble on. You can be 'smart' and re-phrase it as 'ignoring a scumtell and ignoring questions' but that's not what I am doing.
So you're not ignoring stuff, you're attempting to keep yourself alive. That sounds even worse to me.
Oto wrote:And I'm still waiting on your reads, you lazy ass.
You and Ank actually tie for first place as scum with you being the better flip, Jake and Mega are on the border of scum/neutral, princess and Ant are on the border of neutral/town, with z and poi taking most likely town respectively.
Anka wrote:If you want me to go through all your posts and respond to individual points throughout the last 10 or so pages, I will. The reason I don't do so anyway is because that is incredibly messy, time consuming, and prone to massive misunderstandings.
I don't need you to do anything on me post by post but if you're going to do a section labeled "korlash" I would think you would focus on me in said section instead of talking about Oto's stuff on Gir and your reads on Jake...
Anka wrote:You never responded to the bolded portion, and neither of you brought it up in your discussion with each other ever again. I associate that silence with either acceptance of the explanation or purposely leaving it out so you have an extra angle to base an attack upon him later.
It actually didn't occur to me what he meant by the bolded section until you explained it a little bit ago. I can blame that a bit on my own stupidity but in all fairness I was more focused on the "recent activity" part at the time.
I personally don't find "good posting" to be any different then saying "I agree with this" so unless that's entirely all you do, I don't see it as necessarily scummy.
Oto wrote:Our cop should follow this tutorial based his. Remember to out your results (EVERYTHING YOU DID) if you are going to die.
Our doc should protect the towniest person in town. DO NOT START TO WIFOM WITH THE SCUM.
The Jailkeeper should roleblock the scummiest person in town. DO NOT START TO WIFOM WITH THE SCUM.
I don't mind this at all. I think even newbies would understand it on their own, but I like how you don't actually try to direct the power roles.
Oto wrote:He is the principal asset of this town right now and should be protected by the doc if there is one.
Oh wait... there it is... Never mind...
Oto wrote:Now that I have posted my thoughts, I am ready for anyone to hammer - meaning I won't claim.
... I've tried looking at it from different angles and I still can't see any pro-town reason to intentionally hold back a claim while publicly accepting your hammer... I could see it as an attempt to further influence scum currently not on your wagon but all four of your lynch candidates were currently voting you so I don't even see that being a plausible excuse. I am generally interested in whatever reason you can muster for this one.
Looking forward to Princess catching up.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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z wrote:Korlash,
Anka-guy scum team. Comment.
Anka is a better lynch than Otolia.
I don't like the idea of an Anka/Guy team for a few secluded reasons but seeing as how Anka is only second due to one less obvious flip connections I wouldn't put a lot of effort into arguing against his lynch if you catch my drift.
I think I might know why you think Anka is the better of the two... I'm just having a hard time accepting it. I might change my tune after some responses though so, raincheck?
Fruit Salad wrote:o.- I don't understand why it's pretty low on your priority list, seeing as my vote will matter in the end; the least you can do is say why I shouldn't vote for you. And you could have at least answered whether or not you were suggesting that there is an Anka-Kiwi scum team going on. And why is Anka a better lynch than Otolia? You're not giving out very much information at all, and it's not very helpful to a new player. I am trying to pressure you into building a defense case for yourself, which should be on your top priority, seeing as you are apparently at L-1, and I am also trying to get you to state why you think Anka is a better lynch than Otolia. Why is Anka a better lynch than you for that matter?
We're not lynching z today. Both Anka and Oto are way better choices then him.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Oto wrote:I don't know how you can be an IC and still promote that kind of play. You are a disgrace. A lot of people on MS thinks that claiming D1 is bad, I'm one of them. I thought the job of an IC was not to lie about game theory but it seems you are always playing against the rules. For shame, Korlash, for shame.
Why does being an IC in anyway effect how I should act or play? Also, a lot of people on MS are wrong and stupid then and I deserve a medal for not corrupting these poor innocent newbies... Love you guys! *fist bump*
Oto wrote:@Korlash : Are your reads coming today and should I wait until you decided to actually do something on your own instead of just commenting quotes from the town ?
You should actually be asking if I plan on elaborating on my reads, but I suppose that requires you to have actually been reading my posts. And by all means, feel no need to wait on my behalf. You obviously feel you're the only one here worth a damn so please, show us humble peons the light.It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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Sorry about that, I had an unavoidable engagement yesterday that prevented me from posting combined with an early morning. Looks like a bunch of new stuff so I'll tackle some of that here asap...It's not my job to be right, it's my job to be convincing.
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