PZ came off as town in that gambit to me. I had the same feeling about Amrun's reaction.
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Twistedspoon wrote:VitaminR wrote:Vote: twistedspoonfor being talked into an Amrun vote in a strange way.
way to read the thread comapdré
I never voted Amrun
VOTE: vitamin
btw, Amrun reads as town to me. I would have questioned the early claim had amrun not done so, and I know i'm town
Sorry, you're right, I misread. I got Mumm-Ra mixed up with Amrun.Unvotefor now.
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Twistedspoon wrote:Twistedspoon wrote:VitaminR wrote:Vote: twistedspoonfor being talked into an Amrun vote in a strange way.
way to read the thread comapdré
I never voted Amrun
VOTE: vitamin
Just to elaborate on this point, I find it suspicious that the scummiest thing you've seen so far was something that never happened.
Was there anything else voteworthy to you? anything else you find scummy?
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Nobody Special wrote:This post drips with scumdroplets because A) it uses big words to make it seem as though she's saying something and B) it's mind-reading.
It's just NOT a pro-town thing to do, interpreting others' reactions for your own benefit. It'd better if she hadaskedZito about his supposed "gambit."
Bleh, I kinda disagree. Hoopla probably uses big words because she's clever and I don't think this is a tell anyway. If she misinterprets, PZ can just correct it, right? I don't think there is real manipulation here.
Twistedspoon wrote:tell me what else you find scummy/voteworthy and we'll see
do you find PZ's gambit town? And Amrun's reaction? Do you agree with NS's logic?
I did give my opinion on this, in my first post. PZ's gambit is more likely town than scum and I didn't like Amrun's reaction either (I had the same gut feeling about this as PZ). By NS's logic, do you mean the above or something else?-
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I like this muffin guy.
Fenchurch wrote:Now,
Looking back, I don't like the way Amrun votes Papa Zito, then she backs down and says it was just a random vote and didn't mean she thought he was scum, then then claims she did it for reaction testing, she finally unvotes when Zito says that his claim was done to kickstart the game (even though people had already proposed that as an idea before), as if this was what she had been waiting for. This whole passage of play reads to me as fake.
Fenchurch, could you describe to me your initial thought process about the Amrun-PZ thing and how it has changed? Just in a few sentences or a paragraph, I don't need a novel.
Twistedspoon, NS's Copper vote is clearly strange, but I feel it doesn't make much sense from either a scum or a town perspective. So I need to see more from him before I can get any sort of read.-
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Rory: Meh. I had a reaction similar to muffin's to Fenchurch's first few posts. I grant you that muffin's conviction is a bit odd, but he has cited meta-related reasons for his case, which you have ignored.
Rory the Roman wrote:If one adds to this that muff had to be asked to find reasons, one should become more worried. Because given these reasons (passivity, little interaction), there were many suitable targets, not Fenchurch alone. That's not because many players are bad, it's because the game is young. It's even more odd that muff semi buddys me here (I could explain a myself, apparently), because I've been withholding my vote in an obvious way, as has been observed by some clever townies.
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forest_air wrote:Nobody Special wrote:I'm VT, by the way, if anyone's wondering.
What a convenient role to claim.
What reason is there to claim so early? So people have more reason to think you're town? So you can direct people back to it when you're at L-1? Scum benefit from that. If you're really town, you don't have to prove anything.
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Give me some time. I'll get around to placing a new vote. There's one or two reactions that I'd like to see to confirm my reads. My vote on twisted was mainly to get a reaction and I didn't feel that more pressure on my other suspect at the time (Amrun) was productive, so I unvoted when I realised I had misread twisted's post.
Copper wrote:Don't want to publicize everything we use in identifying townies. But in brief, it's the interactions between NobodySpecial and Amrun, and the towns reaction to them.
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It's useful right now, since it's giving me material for reads (though I don't think there's a vote on me that screams scum - Copper I can't really read so far, and I don't think the way you or Amrun voted me was particularly scummy. I was inviting some pressure, considering how conspicuous my lack of voting is). Twisted might be a little scummy for maintaining some soft pressure on me (could be scum keeping the option of wagonning me open), but it also seems consistent with his earlier suspicions.
But I'm not going to be rushed. Though if someone can convince me that divulging town reads is a good idea in this set-up, I'll share those.-
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Amrun, I know. I replied to that post in the post below it saying that I was somewhat uncertain still because of the nomination mechanic (specifically, I'm worried that scum will be able to force us to lynch only between players that look town to everyone).
Fenchurch, this is just because divulging a scum read can make scum change their behaviour so that they're harder to read. So I'm reluctant to share them if I don't yet feel that they're solid enough for a vote or if there's one or two reactions I'm still waiting for from that particular suspect.-
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Copper wrote:Obviously, some reaction tests demand you obscure your reasoning, and a few have you withholding your read entirely. But not voting atall? There is no player you can commit to saying "they should be lynched over other players?"
I'm a cautious player. Once I vote, I commit to it and I don't tend to vote for pressure. I haven't withheld my reads entirely, though. In the first couple of pages, I thought Amrun and twisted were good semi-serious votes.
Copper wrote:I'd also like to point out the strong dichotomy between TwistedSpoon and VitaminR's reactions. TwistedSpoon, despite being called "safe for now" by us, voted as soon as we pointed out he wasn't voting - the pro-town thing to do. VitaminR, by contrast, tried to loudly justifiy his lack of voting and continue doing it. Town players told they are playing poorly (and not voting is exceedingly poor town play) will quickly re-engage with the game. Good scum will do the same. But bad or simply absent-minded scum are overly concerned with saving face - they'd rather JUSTIFY their inaction instead of RESOLVING it. Or, to phrase it another way, concern with appearance over effectiveness is a scumtell, and we feel even safer calling TwistedSpoon town and VitaminR scum.
You're simply attempting to gather more justification your vote on me here. I haven't loudly declared I'm not voting at all. I've simply calmly disclosed my strategy when people asked me about it. It's baffling to me that you're drawing these conclusions. I've played enough mafia not to need your advice on how to play as town. I know what strategy helps me get reads. If I throw my vote around, I get caught up in arguments and emotional reactions and it obscures my ability to think about the game.
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Twisted, I am voting Rory for two reasons.
His vote for muffin felt very much like what he was accusing muffin of, "fake conviction, random target." He construes muffin's vote as being based on passivity, which is unfair, and ignores muffin's quite reasonable response (I was hoping to get Rory's reaction to this before voting, but I suppose this isn't happening).
Then there is this:
Rory the Roman wrote:If one adds to this that muff had to be asked to find reasons, one should become more worried. Because given these reasons (passivity, little interaction), there were many suitable targets, not Fenchurch alone. That's not because many players are bad, it's because the game is young. It's even more odd that muff semi buddys me here (I could explain a myself, apparently), because I've been withholding my vote in an obvious way, as has been observed by some clevertownies.
First off, there is an obvious slip here, which I've bolded. How does he know that the people who picked up on him withholding his vote are townies? Because he's scum.
He also implies there was a reason for withholding his vote and never supplies it. This is more strange than scummy (I was hoping to have him explain this to get more of a read on his behaviour, but I guess he missed my question).-
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Hoopla is town. Just fyi.
Amrun, I withheld my vote because I wanted Rory to respond to muffinman's defense of himself without the light of suspicion on him. There was no real pressure on Rory at all at the time, so I wanted his defenses to stay down so that I could get a more accurate read. I voted him when I realised this response wasn't coming.
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Twisted, I'd tell you if I had superstrong logical reasons for it, but it's really mainly based on gut and town-tells only valid from my perspective. Her thought processes seem genuine and a lot like my own in places. Also, she's been wavering on me a little bit when she hasn't needed to at all. As scum, it would have been advantageous to keep pretending that my playstyle is indicative of caught scum trying to be consistent.-
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I initially thought that Rory's posts in which he appears to incriminate PZ and NS (if I recall correctly) without voting were a bit of a scum tell, as others have also pointed out. In that post, he seems to imply that it was intentional, which might nullify that as a tell (depending on how convincing his story is). So I wanted him to elaborate on it (and still do).-
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Copper wrote:Why would you consciously choose to be non-transparent?
Copper, I've kinda gone over this already. I've given the specific reasons for holding off on my Rory vote and explained why I was cautious with my town reads. I'm getting the feeling you haven't really read my posts...
Copper wrote:I don't understand where the VitaminR wagon has gone. Lurking is one thing - deliberate, obstinate non-transparency is quite another. There are quite a few players who aren't connected enough for my liking, but VitaminR's moping attitude about it is setting off serious alarm bells. It seems more like trying to defend an initial misstep, rather than correcting it a la twistedspoon.
I think you're painting a slightly unfair picture here. I've been quite calm about my strategy and why I choose to use it. I don't really see where I've moped (I think I even said I was sort of inviting the pressure on me). You also appear to imply that I'm not "connected enough." In what sense do you think I should be more connected?
Copper wrote:And why did you lose your probtown assesment of forest_air in 186?
My probtown assessment of forest_air was based on the fact that forest didn't seem to understand the set-up. But then forest said:
forest_air wrote:If I didn't understand the setup, I wouldn't have signed up.
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I kinda disagree with you that it could be a town tell, actually. My feeling is that the source of confusion was that forest didn't quite realise that claiming is meaningless if there are no PRs. That's a null tell at best.
There is a possibility that she's inexperienced scum that was caught off-guard by townies claiming. If she's really trying to deny or keep shush about being confused, I think that would be the only reason why. Her reasons for being confused could come from her being scum. But I'd need to see a little more evidence for this story to take it seriously.-
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Amrun's probably town.
Re forest: I suppose we agree then! I wasn't sure what you were saying exactly. Because you said you have no interest in lynching forest today, I thought you were trying to say that it was a town tell.
twistedspoon wrote:VitaminR wrote:Twisted, could you briefly summarise for me your current thinking about this game?
I'll do this tommorow. I'm too tired to cut and paste some quotes
Oh and twisted, if it involves cutting and pasting quotes, it's not a brief summary. I was really basically looking for the impressionistic paragraph that was at the end of your post. It just helps me read people if they occasionally give a quick summary of how they feel about the game. It's hard to consistently fake for scum. Feel free to add substance to this, though. It's always useful.-
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Quite content with my Rory vote still. The attack on muffinman is off.
Twisted, I'd like to see more from forest before making my mind up about her. I want her to talk about her reads and explain her apparent confusion about the set-up. I can see too many other explanations for her inactivity (e.g. she could just be busy).
Amrun wrote:VitaminR: Just because I think that one post MAY be an elementary scumtell does not mean that forest is the most advantageous lynch for the day.
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Rory the Roman wrote:In the same post as I mention Vitamin for the last time (266) you get your answers. Vitamin is passive semi lurking scum who should know better. Esspecially on the passive part. For example: he sat back too long at the start of the game. I think I even bothered to make a case on you. There is your answer then.
I kinda want to lynch you just for how annoying this is. Especially coming from someone who posts less than me, whose reads have to be weaseled out of him, and who steadfastly ignores every single question I ask him. I don't see how you can seriously think that I am scum, yet seem to have no interest at all in what I post.-
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Rory, if you think such posts are evidence of me being passive, then yes? You could perhaps point these things out and provide some sort of snarky and insulting one line commentary? You seem perfectly capable of this.
Personally, I would also appreciate it if you could react to some of the posts in which I've asked you questions directly.
And I never argued that just having fewer posts makes you more passive. It was that in conjunction with the other things. But, frankly, I'm not interested in a discussion of who is more passive. I was just annoyed that you called me passive and semi-lurking when I've been waiting for you to respond to my questions for some time and you keep ignoring them.-
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Copper, fine. You've managed to pick out two quotes in which I take the attack on me too personally, but you're kinda misrepresenting both. I grant that maybe I got too frustrated (I do this as town, btw, which is exactly why I use a more conservative voting strategy). The first one just leads into an explanation of why I've settled on this playstyle, though. I was maybe a little too ticked off at the time, but I was just saying that I'm not using this strategy randomly or because I was "caught not voting," but because, over time, I've realised that it's a good strategy for me. I wasn't really trying to appeal to seniority (I certainly wouldn't consider myself a better player than you or anyone else in this game).
The interaction with Rory I've already explained. I was frustrated that Rory called me semi-lurking and passive, when it'd been hard to get him to answer my questions. But anyway, even on the basis of that quote, it's hardly fair to say I called Rory more passive because he has fewer posts than me. Of course that doesn't mean anything. It was that in conjunction with the other things.
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Hoopla wrote:I'm really liking CES' entry into the game - I think he's wrong about VitaminR, though. I know he's his brother and should read him much better than anyone else, but I'm still not that confident in CES' Day 1 ability, whoever that is. I am liking how he is playing - it reminds me very much of his town game in scumchat vengeful and upick games.
He's stirring it up and dropping seemingly arbitrary reads, and pushing hard on those he picks as scum. It seems like a reckless, unthoughtful way to play the game, but I think it is his way of collecting reads. CES seems more lurky and less engaging as scum, which I witnessed first-hand in Mr. Flay's Texas Justice game.
I really like this post. I'm starting to feel the same way about CES (especially the reasoning he provided was very much a CES-town sort of thing).
Pretty sure Hoopla and twisted are town also.
UnvoteI need to step back and have a think about this game.
CES wrote:He was notably slow to vote at Goofbash (along with Patrick and chamber, The Couchtm). It certainly wasn't a bad playstyle in that environment and it makes a whole lot of sense for him to at the very least start this game playing similarly. Personally, I think his conservatism here is a slight scum tell because I'd expect Vittown to see that this level of passiveness doesn't really work all that well on the forums; you need to prod and poke to make the scums come out.
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Really, muffin? That's enough to warrant a vote? If you take a moment to look past the bad English, he's not really saying anything strange...
Also, PZ, why are you so sure NS is scum? Having looked at his games and listening to other players' impressions of him, it doesn't seem like his scum meta is that different from his town meta. He seems pretty scummy no matter his alignment. You've played with NS before, right? Are you better able to read him?-
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I think he's trying to say that he didn't think you were being serious when you said one of them had to be scum, because it'd be strange for you to be so sure about your Hoopla read. So he assumed you did it to get a reaction. And he's just using "scum tell" to mean anything that someone uses to tell them that someone is scum. He's divorcing it from its more standard behavioural use. I think?-
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Copper wrote:Leaving...VitaminR, who is apparently around to feel out zMuffin but not to vote. His 429 in particular is absolutely begging for a vote. One wonders if he's feeling encouraged by Hoopla's townread for inaction.
Oh noes! You caught me again. I am not voting currently because I'm trying to get a feel for this game again. My reads were a little shook up by the fact that most of what I thought was scummy about Rory can be attributed to myko being one of the heads and strong town reads on Hoopla and CES. I feel like I have enough good town reads now that I should be able to make a good guess as to who is scum. So I've been reading up on the various players in this game, including you, that I am uncertain of.
I didn't vote muffin in that post because I think muffin is town.
Copper wrote:VitaminR: If you were a compulsive dayvig, who would you shoot?
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Well, Fenchurch is town. Alright, whatever:Vote: Copper
You've been misrepresenting me all game and seem to find EVERY SINGLE THING I post scummy. You're too good of a player for that (and yes, CES, I'm bussing my buddy, thank you).
Hoopla, CES, and zMuffin are all town. Twisted is probably town (though I don't like how his shift towards me in the last few pages), Amrun probably is too. Rory and malpa, who knows. Zito is probably one of Copper's buddies unless he has a great story about his NS vote.-
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Btw, zMuffin, please make a note of Hoopla's #377. I'll likely be lynched before you ever get to lynch Hoopla and, when I flip town, you should realise that it makes no sense for Hooplascum to discredit CES's read on me. She has no reason to close off that mislynch.-
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PZ, this was what I asked:
Me! wrote:Also, PZ, why are you so sure NS is scum? Having looked at his games and listening to other players' impressions of him, it doesn't seem like his scum meta is that different from his town meta. He seems pretty scummy no matter his alignment. You've played with NS before, right? Are you better able to read him?
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Rory the Roman wrote:VitaminR wrote:My reads were a little shook up by the fact that most of what I thought was scummy about Rory can be attributed to myko being one of the heads and strong town reads on Hoopla and CES.
I think I'll allow this... But as soon as you start calling me Shotty2 I'm going to lynch you.
Good, I didn't mean it in a negative way. myko's style has its advantages. And anyway, us Dutchies have to stick together (seem to remember that myko is Dutch?). \buddying-
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FYI, I'm not voting Amrun today. Willing to lynch any of Rory, Copper, and PZ.
Also, I never really said that I thought not voting was a scum tell. What I thought was a scum tell was that Rory appeared to be helping build a case against PZ and NS without voting when he had no better vote candidate. That can be a way for scum to push a wagon without leaving their fingerprints on it. But anyway.
malpascp wrote:I am still reading the whole thread.
This vote is only to reflect the impression I have so far; usually I don't like to be told what to do, but I guess you are right Cooper.
Vote:CES
malp, why do you think CES is scum? In one or two lines.-
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