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No. This will not stand.Motosh
VOTE: Elbirn"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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What's even the theoretical utility of that role?In post 16, mastina wrote:So as I told Ank when confirming my role, it's basically an obligatory anti-town town role which there is some theoretical advantage to but which I as a player can see nothing but negative utility for.
As such, I see no reason to not claim it and every reason TO claim it since fuck no that's not a role I'm ever using why would I?
I'm a one-shot exorcist; my ability, expel the demons, will permanently shut down my target's ability to have a medium PT--including shutting down any existing one. And worse--they themselves will be prevented from becoming a restless spirit.
Why the fuck I'd ever want to use that power I don't know but I sure as fuck am not going to. Still needs to be claimed tho to get it out in the open."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I give slight town points for the out of the gate claim (I guess cause I wouldn't do it as scum), but the fact that it's a role that she says she'll never use is... meh.
It's also not inconceivable that scum would have some sort of medium breaking ability in this setup. Does seem like it'd be more useful in their hands."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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UNVOTE:In post 52, rosterfoster wrote:Eh if I don’t scumread someone that’s usually what I do.
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Care to give us some meta on that? Because that seems like an odd way to go about things and not very pro-town."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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A bit. Seems to me that all you're doing is focusing on whoever happened to get the most votes near the beginning, mostly RVS votes anyway. Just seems like a good way to annoy a (likely) fellow towny.
If it weren't page 3 I probably wouldn't vote on it, but since it is and you say it's something you've done before I'm curious how it helps town."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Sure I agree. But I wanted to hear your reasoning on it.In post 60, rosterfoster wrote:
Neither. I don’t think Montosh is scum for *reasons*In post 57, Titus wrote:
Are you saying lil is scum or are you now claiming there are vague reasons for scumreading me?In post 56, rosterfoster wrote:For *reasons* I’m not sure this is scum here.
Montosh annoying a fellow townie is a decent way to figure out whether they are a townie or not.
You planning to keep *reasons* to yourself?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Actually I think it's fine according to this: viewtopic.php?p=10572192#p10572192"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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How is that bad faith? Roster literally said:In post 86, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:
I feel Montosh’s 53 is a bad faith question. A line of questioning where his intention is to make his own point or zinger instead of truly wanting to know Rooster’s meta.In post 76, Nero Cain wrote:
then tell us why it was a good vote?In post 75, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:I wouldn’t have voted if I was avoiding.
Why did you claim, Mastina?
Don’t get me wrong, self-meta can be used in the case of a defense but not when you are trying to say you are townie.
Suggesting there was some meta to it. Given that he was using it as justification for a vote it seemed perfectly reasonable to ask for an example of that in a previous game.
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Well but we have no real way to confirm the alignment. I mean given that the whole medium thing is the central mechanic here it'd seem likely that scum would have such an ability as well, since it would seem to be more useful to them."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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In addition to Gamma's question above, I'd also be interested in what I'm missing from RSB's post that screams scumIn post 114, mastina wrote:
Well.In post 112, Rx Strange Brew wrote:
I don’t vote without a reason unless it’s to prevent a no lynch, so you’re asking the wrong person.In post 111, rosterfoster wrote:Do you have a better one?
This game just became :easymode:.
While Titus is still probably scum.
And there's a fair chance that one of Gamma/NMSA is scum.
VOTE: Rx Strange Brew
This IS scum."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I don't think that's what they said. I feel like the "without a reason" modifier made that clear. I would, however, like some vote(s) from this slot (just any vote will do actually).In post 122, Titus wrote:
VOTE: Rx Strange BrewIn post 112, Rx Strange Brew wrote:
I don’t vote without a reason unless it’s to prevent a no lynch, so you’re asking the wrong person.In post 111, rosterfoster wrote:Do you have a better one?
A player refusing to be VCA read. Well it's a good policy lynch.
I'm not up to date on nancy meta so maybe I'm missing something but this means nothing to me.In post 130, mastina wrote:
Respectfully, that's better for me to hold back on giving away.In post 117, Montosh wrote:I'd also be interested in what I'm missing from RSB's post that screams scum
I'll give a hint tho:
This question provides insight as to why.In post 123, Nero Cain wrote:nancy is in this game?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Are you at all concerned by the fact that Mastina apparently does have scum meta for a claim like this though?In post 133, RAS wrote:I've got a pretty strong town read on Mastina. It's based around Mastina commenting on her role, it fits very naturally in a "town that got a shit role" type of attitude. While I don't agree that the role is as anti-town as she makes it out to be, I can understand why someone would claim the way she did considering her thoughts around its utility. I'm also getting the impression that she really believes in her reasoning in 78.
Why do you think that?In post 146, Nero Cain wrote:tbf, I think Roster would jump on a growing bandwagon regardless of alignment."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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See one of her comments that pinged me a bit on reflection was 77. She says that if we got to a massclaim situation and she claimed a supposedly anti-town role she never used that she'd be immediately lynched. But like I don't get this. It's exactly the kind of role you might expect to find in a game where the central mechanic is talking to dead players. You'd expect a role to break that up. Why would we lynch there in a massclaim necessarily? Why, as town, would you immediately give scum that extra info and make it even easier to sort other slots?In post 151, RAS wrote:
No. I think her comments around the claim is what makes her townie here, not the claim itself.In post 149, Montosh wrote:Are you at all concerned by the fact that Mastina apparently does have scum meta for a claim like this though?
I don't feel like the logic holds up."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I'm not sure about this. This feeling of "I'd be immediately lynched in a massclaim situation" is immediately apparent to me (and it seems to you as well) as not being logical. SheIn post 158, RAS wrote:
This is what I meant when I said that I got the impression that she really believed what she said in 78. I don't think the whole "In post 153, Montosh wrote:See one of her comments that pinged me a bit on reflection was 77. She says that if we got to a massclaim situation and she claimed a supposedly anti-town role she never used that she'd be immediately lynched. But like I don't get this. It's exactly the kind of role you might expect to find in a game where the central mechanic is talking to dead players. You'd expect a role to break that up.I'd just get lynched" thing is logical either, but it's not particularly scummy either. .shouldbe able to see that too it seems to me. Given that and the fact that there's some prior meta which would be consistent with this kind of play as scum makes me increasingly nervous.
But it's different. This role doesn't passively mess with nice actions like a miller would. She has total control over it. So I don't see it as being inherently anti-town necessarily. Maybe difficult to use effectively. But ultimately she just didn't need to claim it and just not use the role if she felt that way.In post 195, ConManMick wrote:
Do you agree that its utility is antitown though? I understand why someone would treat it like a miller role.In post 153, Montosh wrote: See one of her comments that pinged me a bit on reflection was 77. She says that if we got to a massclaim situation and she claimed a supposedly anti-town role she never used that she'd be immediately lynched. But like I don't get this. It's exactly the kind of role you might expect to find in a game where the central mechanic is talking to dead players. You'd expect a role to break that up. Why would we lynch there in a massclaim necessarily? Why, as town, would you immediately give scum that extra info and make it even easier to sort other slots?
I don't feel like the logic holds up."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Why not? I mean I don't entirely get what's going on but clearly there's some issue between nancy and roster that must involve an ongoing game or something. I don't feel like the frustration (or the replace out) is particularly AI either way?In post 206, RAS wrote:Just some quick thoughts regarding this whole Nancy thing.
Nancy's frustration level here don't make any sense for someone who was excited to be in this game; 106/107. Tonally, it's not even remotely natural, and the way she handled Roster's vote just feels forced to me. I'm not valuing the fact that she's replacing out into any of this since it's her initial reaction to the vote that bothers me the most.
I still believe that Creature is scum, but I'm more content placing my vote here because of the above.
VOTE: RX.
I don't like Creature's posting but I feel like it's kinda his style. I'm not sure how much you can get out of this. I'd definitely like to see more contribution from him though. But given that we're having a very slow and replacement-heavy game so far there's probably more lurky slots that need to be evaluated as well (LUV for one). Why do you feel Creature is particularly scummy compared to some other similar slots?In post 208, RAS wrote:
The above still stands true and is the reason why I haven't gone too much into it. It's not "playing those cards close to my chest", it's just something I don't think I have to go into yet until he contributes more. I can go into it into more detail though.In post 133, RAS wrote:I dislike Creature's opening posts and find them forced. It's based on fairly flimsy reasoning considering what he's contributed so far, and something I'd rather not go into.
I think 100 is a poor attempt to throw away what was a legit discussion with the whole Mastina thing. There are a lot of reasons why it was still discussed, and I find it odd why someone would question why it's still being discussed. It basically got the game going, and is still the main topic of discussion.
104 is flat-out false considering how many people brought up in this game that Town!Mastina doesn't do this. It feels like such a lazy read when there were a lot of discussions before this. I don't believe that the only read he got from the previous pages is Town!Mastina.
What convinced you of this enough to switch your vote?
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Frustration is not a town-tell. Scum can easily be emotionally invested too. For the life of me I don't get why that would make the slot seem at all less scummy.In post 231, rosterfoster wrote:No it’s more the fact that I can’t see her faking that level of emotion (and it really would be faked if she was scum as it seems like she thinks I’m a terrible town player or smth).
Also Flavour can never roll scum in games I’m in.
This basicallyIn post 232, Elbirn wrote:Nancy was being absolutely ridiculous and I refuse to attribute either townliness or scumliness to her behavior
Thanks for reading"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I've got no meta on being hydra with you as scum. In any case, I think it's perfectly possible for some people to become frustrated no matter their alignment. I think it's pretty NAI."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Fair enoughIn post 300, Flavor Leaf wrote:
Sure. But she has no reason to get frustrated as scum in that scenario as scum with the Leaf.In post 299, Montosh wrote:I've got no meta on being hydra with you as scum. In any case, I think it's perfectly possible for some people to become frustrated no matter their alignment. I think it's pretty NAI.
In practice, everyone should read it as NAI, but in theory, and for post game, everyone should know that it was actually town indicative. We can move on past that. I'm just narcissistic."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I'm still not satisfied with this. What do you think of this slot now that it's occupied by Flavor Leaf? And why are you conflating your role, which is only anti-town if you use it badly (and is definitely not if you never use it), with roles that passively screw with night actions?In post 130, mastina wrote:
Respectfully, that's better for me to hold back on giving away.In post 117, Montosh wrote:I'd also be interested in what I'm missing from RSB's post that screams scum
I'll give a hint tho:
This question provides insight as to why.In post 123, Nero Cain wrote:nancy is in this game?
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Any examples of this?In post 216, Flavor Leaf wrote: Mastina has a tendency to tunnel town me."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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In post 308, Flavor Leaf wrote:
he was saying there were bad votes on him, not that scum were voting him, though, and he was pushing me as scum, and I obviously knew his pushing of Nancy being AI was wrong.In post 306, Montosh wrote:Also I'm willing to give the Clemency slot some time to post and such. RAS was doing a fair bit of flailing but I could see it coming from town too.
Elbirn pushed the NAI thing and everyone should read it that way as wrong too.
Roster sheeps and tries to mindmeld with his town reads as town, and could have easily been scum going onto Ras, but Ras didn't state any of that. He just called them bad votes, which makes me feel he was scum caught for the wrong reasons kind of deal.
I'll have to ISO him later. I don't know but at first glance it feels like a very easy vote and very lynch-baity to me. I think all the replace-outs are messing with me here.
Just because they're lurkers? Anything stand out about any of them to you or is it just the lurking?In post 326, Clemency wrote:
like, uhIn post 319, Nero Cain wrote:which lurkers?
lil uzi vert
nmsa
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This is still not making sense to me. Roster said "this is something I usually do" which is a factual claim. I asked for evidence to back up this factual claim. As in other games where he does this. He made a meta justification for actions and I asked for that meta.In post 331, Lil Uzi Vert wrote: I found it to be bad faith because it came off to me as if you’re trying to get Rooster to say he is town for it as opposed to showing why your particular argument might’ve been invalid.
Where am I not making sense to you?
And he still hasn't answered this.
Prod requests after 48 hours are part of the rules. This is a really exaggerated response. It strikes as fake frustration. Like I'm sure you glanced a the activity expectations when you started the game why is this such a big surprise to you and why are you making it a big deal?In post 336, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:For the record, I don’t like this.
I will force town to policy lynch me if anyone seriously requests for me to be prodded again."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I don't know how to respond to this. Do you have a question?In post 349, Creature wrote: The votes keep being bad."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Town. Or scum. Depends on the player and how the game progressed. I'm not seeing automatic scumreads in a massclaim scenario. Am I the only one here?In post 367, mastina wrote:
A role which if you didn't claim it prior and didn't use it prior, to massclaim, your thoughts on the alignment of the player with it would be...In post 153, Montosh wrote: It's exactly the kind of role you might expect to find in a game where the central mechanic is talking to dead players.
...Which alignment?
I'm definitely feeling this setup spec here. Seems like something that might be possible and a reason for such a role to exist in town hands. But I still have questions then. I mean, for one you're saying that claiming might panic the scum if they have a role you counter. But do you really think that "panic" is going to make them do enough for you to be able to sniff them out?In post 367, mastina wrote:
Because if this is a role scum knowing about is a pro-scum thing for, then scum utilizing this info does nothing but good for the town.In post 153, Montosh wrote:Why, as town, would you immediately give scum that extra info and make it even easier to sort other slots?
For instance, say my role is a hard counter to a scum role and they've got panic to knowing that if I have an inkling of how to use it properly, it fucks their scum role over. They do something to stop that--but this is information I'd NEVER have, and the town would NEVER have, if not for the claim. If scum had a role which my role were a hard counter to, without me claiming it, I'd have no way of knowing said scum role existed. But by claiming my role, if said scum role exists, then scum's reaction to my role could give me an insight into the existence of what said role could be.
(I've thought about hypotheticals, but mostly they involve a scum being some sort of possessive spirit of some kind who can, I dunno, control the vote of the town player they're assigned to as a medium, or force the town player to commit the scum factional nightkill, or things like that. And if a scum role like that exists, then the scum panicking about MY role existing is worth claiming it.)
And I mean if that is true and they're panicking why not just nk you ASAP? Render your counter useless? If you're town, then you seem to be risking a lot for no tangible gain as I can see it. Why not just keep your role secret and try to sniff them out without publicly revealing yourself? If they do have such a role as you're suggesting they might then they'll maybe guess that a role like yours exists anyway. I still don't see why you give them the extra info of whose slot it's in.
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Hey how's it going?
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I don't see how. You have control over what it does to night actions. The roles you're comparing it to do not. They're not at all the same.In post 388, mastina wrote:
You see a difference between them.In post 304, Montosh wrote:And why are you conflating your role, which is only anti-town if you use it badly (and is definitely not if you never use it), with roles that passively screw with night actions?
I see none."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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What I'm getting here is she tunneled you one game. How is that a tendency?In post 309, Flavor Leaf wrote:Just one that I can remember. It was expected based on comments in dead threads on my some of my older scum victories, though, that I knew that there was a high possibility based on the types of players we are that she'd push me when I'm town.
That's all I need to know she has the tendency to tunnel town me, but I feel she might adapt afterwards. I've tunneled town her once as well.
I'll find the game later for you, if you want. There might have been more, but only one I can remember. Wehaven't played too much."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Ok RAS:
133 Opening post. Has a town-read of mastina not because he agrees with her logic but because he feels it's a town reaction to have. This was similar to my initial reaction so I don't really fault it. Has some mostly tonal townreads on Titus/Nero/myself. It's early in the game and there's not much to go on so I don't see anything up with this. Votes Creature based on their opening posts and doesn't give much explanation.
158 Having a discussion with me about the mastina claim issue, which is the major thing to come up to this point. Don't agree with his logic but he made arguments in what I feel to be good faith.
206 Votes for the Rx/leaf slot after nancy's issue with roster. More tonal arguments. Also can't fault him for this. I kinda agreed with it to some extent until the replace out which I felt was pretty NAI.
208 CMM challenges RAS on the Creature read and provides two posts he didn't like. Good points, especially 104, where Creature is ignoring the fact that this was the main discussion and somehow deciding that mastina having meta for this as scum doesn't matter. This is a good post and not at all scum.
218 Ironic since they would also later replace out. But half-right. Frustration is not a town-tell and I can't stand when people say it is. It's NAI at best.
Next few posts explaining and talking about the nancy thing
229 Right to point out that roster's read didn't have much attached to it
233 Clearly annoyed, getting aggressive. Decides to relent and move onto Creature. I don't see this as a bad thing if town. Moving on from a discussion that isn't going anywhere at that time is a good town thing to do. Gives people a little time to breathe (and yourself most of all) so you think clearly. The subsequent votes clearly messed that up and he got annoyed and replaced out. Sucks that he did that and it's on him, but it's not scum. The flailing on Rx is the closest thing you might get to scum here and reading through it the slot seems town.
I don't know that's all I got. I don't like the RAS/Clemency wagon. I don't like how there seems to be little resistance to it. It feels off."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Don't know RAS. But in this game the slot seem easy to vote and lynch-baity. As was your slot to some extent. In many ways for the same reason, an emotional replace-out.In post 457, Flavor Leaf wrote:tendency was the wrong word, I agree. More like a knack.
Also, you said "easy to vote and lynch baity" which are NOT words associated with Ras ever.
The wagons against both of you seem to be for some similar reasons. Why is one better than the other?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Well I'm saying the wagons seem to be for somewhat similar reasons. I can understand using meta to some extent for your reasoning, and I take people at their word that this is not unheard of for nancy to do. Indeed that's a big part of the reason I don't scumread your slot for that whole debacle.In post 461, Flavor Leaf wrote:
Because Ras is Ras, and Nancy is Nancy.In post 459, Montosh wrote:
Don't know RAS. But in this game the slot seem easy to vote and lynch-baity. As was your slot to some extent. In many ways for the same reason, an emotional replace-out.In post 457, Flavor Leaf wrote:tendency was the wrong word, I agree. More like a knack.
Also, you said "easy to vote and lynch baity" which are NOT words associated with Ras ever.
The wagons against both of you seem to be for some similar reasons. Why is one better than the other?
Crappy to meta it there, but can't help it. I'm also conf bias because I know we're town.
They're similar sure, but they aren't the same.
It's like The Force Awakens to A New Hope; they definitely follow a similar narrative with a lot of parallels, but are they the same thing to you?
But for all of RAS's flailing towards the end, it doesn't seem like something that couldn't come from town and before that there was a fair amount of discussion on reads that seemed to be in good faith to me. His ISO just doesn't seem scummy."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I mean, again, mastina apparently has a meta of doing this as scum and the role she's claiming is exactly a kind of role you might expect scum could have. I can understand reading it as town but I can't see being so confident as to call them that.In post 472, ConManMick wrote:Hi Montosh. I think Mastina is essentially a named miller and I think it was fair to claim, so I didn't like your 304.
(Also for ease of reading, can someone remind me how to hyperlink posts? I'm VERY rusty on Mafia-relevant formatting, I've been hiding away in the Speezy for too long)
Also [post]post number here[./post] (without the dot obviously)"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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This is a decent argument. I wonder about 227/228 though. Like he references experience with nancy and then goes on to say that he's only "heard" about her as being a good player, suggesting that he's never actually played with her. Those posts are odd to me and I don't know how to read them because they seem to directly contradict each other.In post 477, Lil Uzi Vert wrote: I’m not sure who RAS is but he stated he has experience with Nancy in 227 and 228. So it’s even more baffling to me that he’s taken aback by her flipping out here. There is even a thread she recently started in MD asking how to not hate mafia which gives us even more insight on just where’s she at right now in terms of the game in general.
I’m also in very much agreement with 241 and 242. The way he threw in the towel looked a lot worse to me to be honest. Elbirn and Rooster didn’t have any reasoning for their vote and it’s not like he stated a town read on either before they casted. To be upset at them is a bit off unless he knows there town.
He then clams up the rest of the way and states he doesn’t care that much in 250. This begs the questions of why did he even replace in? He didn’t have a lot of time as he stated in his first post. He also finds the majority of players on the site and the site as a whole terrible. Just reads like scum caught for the wrong reasons here.
Not so sure about 241/242. If I see a few bad votes coming my way (if they seem bad to me anyway), i'll probably assume some are from town. Not sure I can read as much into it.
Also, it does appear that RAS has stopped playing entirely the last few days since he replaced out.
Wasn't really asking for proof just wanted an example. It was early game and it seemed to be a way to not take account for the way they were voting. Why do you think that's unreasonable?In post 478, Lil Uzi Vert wrote: What you’re asking him to prove is a bit unreasonable. Rooster claims to always vote the highest wagon when he doesn’t have a scum read. There’s no way for him to prove that in any of his previous games.
He seems to be doing it to everyone who goes 48 hours without posting. And you gotta admit the 72 hours is unusual. I'm a lot more used to a 48 hour limit expectation as are many on this site including Nero I'd assume.In post 478, Lil Uzi Vert wrote: It’s insulting. Nero fully well knows I’m the exact opposite of a lurker.
If we're looking at lurkers there are definitely more egregious candidates (NMSA, gamma) sure. But I don't see a huge problem with holding people to what's in the rules."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Why all of these?In post 479, NotMySpamAccount wrote:Montosh (75%) and probably LUV (60%) are town. I really want to keep scumreading mastina (60%) for the claim, but some stuff has seemed kinda townie since. Still leaving my vote there though. If I had to guess, I'd say (20%) FL is town, and (30%) Clem is town, (17%) scum."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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+1 to this question.In post 494, ConManMick wrote:Is this essentially policy votes or are y'all actually scum reading the slot?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Sorry about your hand.
Also Titus definitely feels like active lurking to me. Can someone with meta tell if they usually post like this?
Or I guess I could read through their posts myself but meh..."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I do this too to be fair. I feel like lots of people do. If someone is talking about me it tends to ping a "hey I should probably say something here"In post 525, Nero Cain wrote:Mastina may not have a prod but she's deffo searching the thread for her name. Her timing is very Beetlejuicy.
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For some reason I townread you now.
Fine. I can sheep this. I just ISOed her and she seems to be saying very little yet posting a fair amount.
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pedit: Can we just stop with the prod fights? Nero I can get behind prodding lurkers but mastina just didn't post for 48 hours but she's obviously contributing to the game here."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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But Nero mastina isn't lurking. I think you can judge pretty objectively that there's a difference between mastina's input and NMSA's for example even though the latter isn't being prodded."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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As would I. But they're not the same. I'd say there's a difference between mastina and LUV for example, the latter I think was lurking towards the start of the game whereas I don't think you could say the same of mastina.In post 559, Nero Cain wrote:I'd request a prod on NMSA if I could.
I just don't think it's as productive in this case."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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This basically. Plus people I townread are on it so this seems as good a wagon as any at this point.In post 566, Nero Cain wrote:So I guess the case is active lurk+go with the flow gamma vote"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Like a good half of her posts seem to RVS + non-game related stuff + setup spec about the mastina thing. Even more if you add talking about other games and mastina's meta.In post 569, Montosh wrote:
This basically. Plus people I townread are on it so this seems as good a wagon as any at this point.In post 566, Nero Cain wrote:So I guess the case is active lurk+go with the flow gamma vote
Some of these things can be useful but it's too much and I see few substantive posts so far."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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I don't feel it's entirely the same though. Titus appears to be posting to appear active while saying comparatively little despite being in the game since it started. Clemency doesn't appear to be doing that. They just seem to be lurking more, and RAS was contributing in what I thought was good faith despite the way they exited later.In post 575, ConManMick wrote:You know what? I'm going on Clemency. I dislike RAS' out. I don't think comparisons to Nancy's exit are in good faith. I don't see anything in Clemency's posts that screams town. I see some filler posting (which you guys have a problem with from Titus) and I see a VERY convenient "oh I guess the lurkers are scum " list. And I don't like that this is being gotten away with.
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I honestly don't see them as being all that similar.
I could see Clemency's lurking coming from town. I think lurking is scummy but I think Titus' active lurking is more scummy.ConManMick wrote:
Clemency has had time to post. What do you say now?In post 306, Montosh wrote:Also I'm willing to give the Clemency slot some time to post and such. RAS was doing a fair bit of flailing but I could see it coming from town too."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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As a follow up CMM. If it were just Clemency I might be voting with you here but RAS seemed towny in the way they were approaching the arguments to me. That makes me hesitate. I can't ignore my read on the previous player despite whoever currently occupies the slot."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Because it's not x behaviour in both. I see active lurking as very different from lurking. It's lurking with the intent of appearing to look like you're not. I get a much stronger sense of active lurking from Titus.In post 582, ConManMick wrote: To be clear I'm not directly comparing them based on that trait. The point I'm trying to make is that if x behaviour is being called scummy in person a, why is it being ignored in b?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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To some extent yes. Like I said if it was just Clemency in that slot the whole game I might vote with you right now. But my read on RAS still stands. I ISOed them in a previous post and came away with town vibes.In post 585, ConManMick wrote:Ok, consider this: is that just down to the timescale each has been in the game?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Also lolIn post 587, Almost50 wrote:@CMM: Since you're obviously on now and I'm still catching up.. did you post anything that's AI for you yet? If so.. can you point it out?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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For some reason I thought you were later on the wagon. I grouped you in there because I'm getting slight active lurking vibes, less so than Titus though. I wasn't a big fan of the gamma wagon overall since it seemed kinda clear that gamma just wasn't onsite at that point. The string of naked votes there felt off to me.In post 590, Elbirn wrote:
Explain why you think me + gamma wagon = scummy plezIn post 563, Montosh wrote:I could see a scum being on the gamma wagon. I'd bet Titus or (less so) Elbirn if I had to.
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Go home A50, you're drunkIn post 594, Almost50 wrote:Say, who did skitter replace again?"Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard-
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Also, maybe/no/maybeIn post 592, Almost50 wrote:What if I said that by the end if page 12 I am thinking 2 scums are in LUV/CMM/Elbrin
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Vote Titus thenIn post 616, ConManMick wrote:@mod is the deadline supposed to say 30th?
Guys I'm moving to Boston on Wednesday (so my timezone is gonna shift dramatically) and I'm gonna be limited access for a couple of days cos I'll need to find an apartment or something. I'm conscious of the fact that that's gonna be right around deadline. Can we try to inject some momentum back into the game?
In all seriousness you're on what appears to be the main wagon. So as long as you discuss more about it while you can I don't see what else we can do in this regard.
For me it was more that she seemed be honestly engaging in my arguments with her about the claim in a way I found convincing, even if I didn't necessarily agree with it. Though it's true that the whole issue with you seemed like T v T to me. What still strikes you as scummy?In post 615, Nero Cain wrote:I still think Mastina is scummy despite most ppl town reading her after her outbust.
I mean I consider lurking not really contributing to the game. So for example Titus is far more a lurker than you despite having posted more. But I mean your whole argument seems like a case against posting requirements in general. I like 48 hours just because it seems like the arguments of the day evolve enough over every 48 hour period that it'd be good if we got everyone's input on record. Not that we do of course. But even if it's just like "I agree with x's opinion", I feel like that's better than nothing.In post 628, Lil Uzi Vert wrote: Technically, but what has it really accomplished? What Nero doesn’t seem to understand is that there is a difference between lurking and not playing the game. A lurker is someone who posts below a certain frequency threshold. It's very possible to post infrequently, but have every post have content. So this vendetta against lurkers doesn’t quite make sense to me.
I don’t find 72 hours unusual at all. In fact, I’m surprised it’s not the default. Sometimes my input isn’t necessarily required for every subject that comes up and can even be detrimental as it can lead to too much activity for other players in the game. Sometimes it is better to watch what other people are posting and make an effort to note their play and develop reads. Sometimes I roll a PR where it’s optimal for me to maintain a low profile. Sometimes I’m swarmed in real life. And sometimes, contrary to popular belief, I just don’t feel like posting."Villains who twirl their moustaches are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged." Captain Jean-Luc Picard