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##unvoterandom vote.
Wel, this game has gotten serious very quickly. I like it!
iamauser's claim might not be pro-town, but it got us all right into the think of things.
Crywolf, if I understand you correctly, you believe the cop is now not only obligated to investigate iamauser, but also obligated to out himself to confirm his claim?
I find this logic erroneous at best. The cop would put a big bullseye on himself while we would still not know if iamauser is scum or a miller. This does not help town at all.
I'm not sure if your statement just missed the point, or if it is the worst cop fish I've seen. AFOSon you! And your kind!
I believe iamuser, at best, has prevented himself to be lynched on day 1. Scummy?IGMEOYperhaps?
Is this a random vote? Do you really think ignoring the claim is the best course of action?Darox wrote:##Unvote: iamusername, Vote: Rashiminos
I don't like the miller claim. Far too much potential for WIFOM there. I'm going to treat him as someone that hasn't claimed for now, because that means less headaches.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I state this only as my opinion. I think while you have brought enough attention to yourself, your claim has already not only caused divided opinions, but people being called out on those opinions. Personally, I think it was a good move (if a bit unconventional) from your side.iamausername wrote:
How's that, exactly?fhqwhgads wrote:I believe iamuser, at best, has prevented himself to be lynched on day 1.
Also, I do believe Tommy makes some good points re the claim.
For clarification, I haven't read the thread you pointed to, nor do I intend to at this stage.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Well, the truth is in fact a bit embarrassing and newbie-ish. Before this game, I have never seen the miller role. I confused it with the flavour (thinking miller, the guy who supplies the baker. Yeah, I know). I thought he was joking, claiming his 'flavour' rather than a serious role. After some people got talking about it, I consulted the wiki.Elias_the_thief wrote: 2) fhqwhgads and crywolf - you both posted after usernames claim without making any mention of it, even though it was the only relevant issue to come up at that point. Why did you choose not to even mention the claim? This goes for Lowell as well, however he only initially ignored it and then chimed in after ythills post.
Well, I don't think she missed the point any longer.Ythill wrote:@fhq: You were unsure if wolf had missed a point or was fishing. Has #50 helped to solidify your opinion?
What? Wow. Really? Wow.Lowell wrote:There are so many people I want dead.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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QFT,iamausername wrote: I don't like the way she pushed a Tony wagon in this post without actually commiting to it herself. Feels like she was fishing to see if it would gain any traction, and retracted her 'suspicion' when it became clear it wouldn't.FOS: crywolf
For now, I'm going to believe user's claim. This does not mean, however, that I'm going to stick with that belief.
Still waiting on Lowel. Maybe this (##unvote, ##vote: Lowel) will help.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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@lowell: I strongly dislike this macho, bombastic, jock gameplay style. It pisses off half the players, make people think you are scummy on much less justification than is normally necessary and just usually confuse the hell out of everyone (except scum of course, they are enjoying this outburst, assuming you aren't one of 'em).
##Unvotefor now, as my vote was cast initially only to get you talking, which it did. But you're not off the hook yet. A wholeHOS:Lowell, because of all that bull you just pulled out of one post. If you want to accuse someone, I want facts, not exaggerated insults.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Well, I... wait what?crywolf20084 wrote: @Fhqwh: You told User to shut up, then FOSed me, as though you agreed with him. May I ask why you agree?
I never told user to shut up? I agreed with his reason to FOS you, as I thought was implied in my statement 'QFT'.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I'm leaning towards both Lowell and Crywolf for now, however, crywolf gives me the impression of being inexperienced, rather than doing scummy things on purpose, but this is more a feeling, a read I'm getting off her.
Lowell's attitude really bugs me (not a scumtell, I know) and his flagrant attack via exaggeration makes me all the more weary, but I do take Ythill's warning on his gameplay style into account.
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As I've stated before. Tones like Lowell's does nothing but confuse town or make it more likely for people to vote for him for the smallest of reasons. Now we had this whole discussion, side lining the thread, about Lowell's gameplay style.
While it's not scummy in any way, it certainly isn't pro town either.
I'd much rather hear what crywolf's reasons are for any of her actions, as seeing we have only been getting vague reasons and even an OMGUS as reasoning so far.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Agreed,
Sorry for my sporadic posting of late, my intermittent internet connection is to blame.
Waiting for the lowell claim. Oh, and Oman; wow, I like this guy.
And crywolf better make that promised post, or she'll be up for active lurker of the game.
Speaking of which, to answer ythill's earlier question about my voting. I DID place a vote on lowell early, but it was one to loosen his tongue. When he did, I let go. His tongue loosening did bring him under quite some fire. I'd be interested to see where this goes if he does get the axe, especially regarding the various arguments against him.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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QFT. I agree with this assessment, as it is the same feeling I get. We should be very careful of setting a president though, so she's not completely of the hook yet.Tommy wrote: She's all over the place, and so you and her other detractors have plenty of ammunition, but this is her first game and I don't think she's doing much for the anti-town side either. Beyond distracting everyone. The "cop-fishing", for example, just looks like thinking aloud to me, trying to work out for the first time how a cop ought to treat his role. And she changes her mind, but she does it when there's no particular advantage for either the goodies or the baddies. She needs to develop a tougher skin, which I think explains her OMGUS behaviour.
Regarding the Darox argument: I don't believe it's giving a tell on him either way, not for me at least. I think its just one comment being dragged out of proportion, probably due to a misunderstanding to his initial meaning.
Lowell's response should be interesting. Meta be damned, he's still the most scummy in my book.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Ok, given, his motivations for voting are shady at best.
I saw his statement as a variant on my own earlier, stating that his play style is probably going to bring him under fire for lesser infringements than it would if his style/personality was more palatable. Personally, that's not enough reason for me to vote for him, but he's not helping town by hogging suspicion and giving scum cover.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Ok, ok, I get your 'neutral' statement and accept your explanation. What I believe user is asking, is do you feel that if it is apparent that he only seems scummy because of his gameplay, that you think he should still be lynched, so he can 'learn' not to act like that in the future?Darox wrote:I want him to stop acting in an anti town manner. Because... it is anti town?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Woah! You keep on arguing about why you haven't retracted your vote, and now you try to slip under the radar and remove it quietly?Darox wrote:
I don't support any hammering of Lowell right now. Still want him to talk more though.
I now fully endorse##vote:Darox.
Besides, I find it highly doubtful that Lowell is going to humour you now and start talking.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Was that the case?Darox wrote:The case against me is highly amusing.
Does anyone have something other than that I don't want to see Lowell dead right away but I do want him to say more?
I thought the case was that you seemed to think his play style is scummy, yet refused to remove your vote at L-1.
Now that he is at L-1 again, you suddenly do remove the vote, contradicting your previous argument of 'what is wrong with being at L-1'?
Also, this isn't the first time in this game that Lowell is it L-1. What makes you think the strategy is going to make him talk this time?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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My bad. My point still stands that you tried to climb out of the bandwagon quietly after you basically refused to do so in you previous arguments.Darox wrote: He was not at L-1 again...
@oman: I'm pretty sure that his actions so far has shown that Lowell doesn't react to voting pressure. Darox's unvote was just a bit too timely for my liking. Voting isn't the same as lynching, and he's far from that.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Elaboration: Yes, that reason is why I've got my eye on him. The vote was because a few posts before he claimed there was nothing wrong with being at L-1, and I thought he was now pulling out at L-1. Contradiction.Rashiminos wrote:
I don't see where you miscounting has a bearing on your reason for voting Darox.fhqwhgads wrote:##unvote; ##vote:Lowell
My vote on Darox was obviously because I miscounted (still, IGMEOY). Lowell's not interested in playing along, and we're not getting anything more out of him while he's still alive.
I suggest we lynch.
Here's your reason:
What difference does the number of votes on Lowell make?fhqwhgads wrote:Woah! You keep on arguing about why you haven't retracted your vote, and now you try to slip under the radar and remove it quietly?
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But it's a good catch, I should have been more elaborate. I hate doing walls of text, sometimes to my own detriment. You have full right to call me out on that.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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The mistake you are making is taking those two actions in isolation. The case against you is more related to the timing of above moves in relation to each other and the type of questions you were being asked at the time.Darox wrote: So far all I have got is that not unvoting when someone is at L-1 is somehow morally wrong, and unvoting when someone starts calling for an immediate hammer is clearly the move of a dirty sleaze.
My partaking of the Lowell bandwagon is for 2 reasons:
1) I'm not fond of using meta to defend someone's actions. If he's looking scummy, he's looking scummy. Personally, I find using meta is unreliable. Also, (and this actually coincides with Darox's statement), if his playstyle makes him look more scummy, he's the one who needs to change the way he plays. It's not our job to interpret it for him. We've got scum to hunt, trying to figure out if townies acting like scum is really scum isn't helping.
2) I believe(d) that the Lowell bandwagon is the only one that's going to follow through to the upcoming deadline.
At this moment there's only two things that's going to lessen my suspicion on him:
1) He admits he's been doing it wrong, and starts being a good townie, or
2) He gets replaced. (He's been pretty quiet), and his replacement makes up for his playstyle so far.
Bandwagons I'll endorse is still Darox (he's been dismissing the case against him as a joke. Not a good defence in my book) and Crywolf. While I agree on the assessment that she seems like a newbie, I dislike using it as an excuse, for much the same reason as my meta argument above.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I see what you did there
My number 2 reason is there for the plain reason that I'd rather go for a lynch than no lynch come deadline. Apart from Lowell, there's two other people mentioned in my previous post. It seems the actions on them isn't going to follow through, not at the moment anyway.
So I ask you. Is it, by default, scummy to follow the majority, especially if you agree with the reasoning? How will we ever get someone lynched if that is the case? Do you believe that everyone needs to have his/her own mutual exclusive reason to vote for someone?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Nice piece of statement twisting there yourself. I believe I have made my point (by the way, my 'statement twisting' question was just a question. I never implied that is what you meant. I just asked it to illustrate why I made the point at all).Darox wrote: No, it is scummy to support a lynch because you think it's the only one that will be supported.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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That's just the thing. I don't think they are likely to be town. If we bring meta and 'newbieness' into the equation, then at best, I don't know what they are? In isolation of this game, they both have been doing pretty scummy things (if you want specifics, just look at the thread, I'm certainly not the only one to think so).Tommy wrote: ...on people who you think are likely to be town. What gives?
My argument is that they can't expect me to go and read their respective gaming histories to decide if their scummy actions really are scummy, or not. And again I ask, how does that help town anyway? If you're going to act like a loose cannon, your 1. not helping town, and 2. probably not going to be NK'd by mafia either. Why point 2? Because your helping mafia by confusing the hell out of everyboby.
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## unvote
Really, while Lowell has gone quiet and is being prodded again, I'm thinking Darox is looking scummier by the post. Never liked his brushing off the case against him as 'a joke', and after user had him cornered, I'm even more convinced he's scum caught out.
In fact, I'm pretty convinced now that of the 3 candidates, he's most likely to turn out scum. Thus my vote goes back to## vote: Darox.
Regarding people concerned that I'm pushing for a lynch or debating my motives for going for a 'bandwagon' vote, I fully understand and expect you to feel this way. My feeling at that moment was just of frustration that we are going nowhere and that Lowell doesn't seem interested of arguing the case against him.
I also thought the case against Darox wasn't strong enough, but the way things are going now, I feel confident in changing my vote.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Evidence: The way you are trying to argue 'claim or die' at L-1 is not a threat to lynch. I'm sorry that I can't fabricate evidence for each of my arguments and have to use "other people's" evidence.Darox wrote: Also, I love the way you justify your vote without any actual evidence, but rather try to preemptively assure people that you are not voting without reason for the sake of a wagon.
I'm not going to explain my voting to you any more, as I believe I made myself quite clear. Some of the wagon arguments was endorsed and made by myself long before the wagon's existed in any case. I was not aware I needed new arguments every time I vote.
Just because you say attacks are 'cotton candy and rainbows', it doesn't mean they are.
Oh, and I haven't stopped looking at Lowell. But as I've claimed before, I'm not letting go unless he explains himself or gets replaced. Seeing as he hasn't picked up his second prod, I think he's close to being replaced in this game. If his replacement continues in much the same vain, I'll certainly look at him again.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Maybe if he put a time-limit that was measurable, yes. How long do you think he would have waited? Do you know? So if he didn't claim until Oman got impatient, that threat would mean, DIE.Darox wrote: Claim or die is a threat holding the promise of a potential future lynch. It is not a command to lynch. How can you not see the difference.
But this is semantics. I can also argue that when the others were calling for a lynch, he wasn't at L-1 even. Quicklynching in mafia is almost always a bad idea, as that would certainly put a lot of pressure onto the lynchees.
In my opinion he was much more likely to be lynched the first time, as when you did pull out.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I respectfully disagree. Darox has been all over the place on a case that YOU pointed out wasn't all that strong to begin with. While my finger is still itching for Lowell, his inactivity makes me wonder if he's still interested in this game at all.Oman wrote: Guys, with deadline this close (within the week I think) we all need to get on one target, and I'm sayingNOT DAROX!Mod: Has he picked up his prod?If so, then I say, hang him. If not, he needs to be replaced ASAP.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Hmm,
Probably the best post you've made all day. Unfortunately, one post does not make a day. Your absence during questioning (controlled or not) plus your brash attitude initially has you branded.
Also, while a good post, your argument on Elias feels like a reach. Like he pointed out, you've ignored a lot of what happened in between the posts you did point out. This might be due to the fact that you had to reread in a hurry. Also you comment on the fact that I ask a claim, but you still don't even consider it.
##Unvote, ##Vote: Lowell
My reasons being:
1) Deadline tomorrow, and you are the only one there is a mild agreement on.
2) You haven't really been the ideal townie up till now.
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3) Someone (I forget) made the argument that we'll be stuck in lowell mode after day one if you are not lynched.
It's time to get more info and focus on some other people for a change (Darox, you're not off the hook yet).Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Hmm, not the first to look at elias, but I'll read up on his posts again and recollect my thoughts later.
The NK is indeed strange. I'll have to look back, but someone noted that they think they know what option 'c' was that Ythill talked about earlier. Can't remember who now, but it might be worth looking into.
I'll also want to hear more people's reactions to the lynch and NK actions before disclosing more.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I'd have to agree with Tony's last point.
Also, I don't feel any less (or more) inclined to go after Darox. But for the moment I'm just keeping my eye on him, rather than making a full attack just yet. (More rope)
While the exchange between bionic an elias is interesting, I find no worth in it. Quibbling over something as odd as a point-by-point post and exchanging as much over meta is odd to me. I have said before that I try to avoid meta when reading people, and as such that exchange added nothing to the game for me.
Bionic's easy roll-over at the end also seems odd to me. I'd almost be as bold to say that whole exchange felt like a very staged bussing scenario.FOSon both of you.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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While I have made clear that I don't favour using either meta or 'newbieness' as an excuse for scumtells, her further posts does make it seem she is VERY new. She has spirit though.Ythill wrote: @Fhq: Please explicitly share your read on wolf.
Based on that, I've pretty much got a null-read on her. More pressure is always good. I'd rather like more pressure on the Darox wagon, but I don't want to get too tunnel visioned.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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The way things are going now, we probably should have left Lowell alive (other than the fact that he turned up town!). At least we had something to talk about then.
Would like to hear some of our more quiet members. A few prods are in order, maybe?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I wouldn't say 0,
I've said my share about the Elias/bionic exchange, but they have both gone quieter after that, so no more to say on that for now. My argument on you have also hit a brick wall. And I think it would be healthier to look at others for the moment too. But the others have been pretty quiet. I guess I'll have to reread day 1. Don't have time at the moment though, maybe later tonight.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Didn't have time to reread day 1 yet. Oh, and claiming I'll be providing more information? I have seen the same things you have seen, why would I have MORE information? Best I can do, is a fresh perspective.bionicchop2 wrote: When you made this comment, I thought you might actually be providing us with some information. You haven't done anything of the sort.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Ah, sorry, I can see how you would think that.bionicchop2 wrote:
You kind of soft claimed having information which would have come from the night phase and were just waiting for some more people to post before revealing. I guess I misread that one. It seemed like you had an investigation with a guilty result. The use of the word 'disclosing' was very misleading. The nature of the word disclosing is more along the lines of unveiling previously unknown information.fhqwhgads wrote:
Didn't have time to reread day 1 yet. Oh, and claiming I'll be providing more information? I have seen the same things you have seen, why would I have MORE information? Best I can do, is a fresh perspective.bionicchop2 wrote: When you made this comment, I thought you might actually be providing us with some information. You haven't done anything of the sort.
If you were trying to be subtle about having an investigation, I was trying to be subtle about letting you know I was waiting for the results before voting. I can see that is not the case now - if it is, you have kind of blown it by directly asking me why I expected you to have MORE information.
Well, my most likely subject is still Darox. The case against Tony isn't any more convincing to me and Darox hasn't done or said anything to make me suspect him any less than on day one.
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QFT. Also, because I screwed it up the first timebionicchop2 wrote: @Darox - all of your reasons for your vote seem to have occurred after your vote. Please outline the reasons which came before your vote and made him obvious scum (so obvious everybody else missed how obvious it was).##Vote:Darox. You better have something better to say than 'Because he is obviously scum, and if it isn't obvious, my argument is."
This answered my concerns...crywolf20084 wrote: @fhq: Tommy because he is buddying up with somebody very anti-town. Don't get me wrong, I believe that both Darox and Tony are getting what they deserve in the way of questioning.
... however, this brings up some new ones. It is fine if you believe Tommy is more scummy for buddying up, but you are now assuming both scum?crywolf20084 wrote: Add-on to Fhq: Either Tony or Tommy would be a good lynch for today because:
A) If Tommy is gone, how long will Tony last without Tommy's defence.
B) If Tony's gone, what kind of opinions can Tommy bring to the table that haven't already been spewed forthwith by Tony.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Checking in.
Was unexpectantly V/LA for the weekend, so I will pick up my posting from tomorrow.
Just a few points:
1) Ythill's case on crywolf is thought provoking, but I'll have to reread it, as I was only skimming it. I first dismissed it by thinking she's obviously a newbie. But, I then realised this is an unfair way of excusing her behaviour. Add to this that I usually don't like meta or newbieness to influence my decisions.
2) Oman has been pointing out a lot who he thinks is town. How about pointing out who he thinks is scum?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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I'm pretty happy with my vote on Darox still. While his analysis was adequate, it feels to me of a case of 'too little, too late'. He's been claiming a case on tony since his explanationless vote earlier. Then, when coaxed to give an explanation, he gives one mainly on tony's actions AFTER his vote. When this is pointed out to him several times and is re-asked to give is original case, he gives in and does. While his 'new' case does relate to things tony has done before his vote, it feels to me he's been buying time to fabricate a case to justify his vote. I don't buy it.
Ythill's post has convinced me somewhat that we need to take crywolf's actions more seriously. His case points out that she is either scum, or an overconfident newbie. Note that option two does not rule out she's scum either. I don't think it'll be difficult to sway my vote to her if we near deadline.
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I'm sorry. You are right. I was really stretching calling this a case it was more a 'response'. My point still stands that we had to drag out the original reasoning from you while you basically ignored the pleas for you to do so. The posts you made after this 'response' was basically gunning on tony for things he said after you placed the vote.Darox wrote: I'm voting for Tony because he is scum. I thought that was obvious.
I also thought it was obvious that I hadn't softclaimed. Because, you know, I never once hinted at something like 'I'm going to get you tonight' or 'I won't let you die' or 'I have proof of guilt' or anything along those lines.
What you interpret from my actions does not equal a softclaim from myself.
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My vote on Darox is pretty well documented, I believe. I have, however, stated that it won't be difficult to swing my vote to crywolf. Especially regarding her recent actions. Her total unwillingness to answer the points Ythill made even when I deliberately asked her about certain points really does not bode well for her.
My suspicion on Darox will remain. My suspicion on crywolf has surpassed it though.
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Damn,
I don't have as much time as I would have wished. I'm not going to lynch a claimed doc today. Lets see what tomorrow brings for crywolf. I'm going back to my original vote, one, which I see, has become all the more popular.
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That's L-1 if I'm not mistaken. Any inclination to claim now, Darox?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Massclaim is fine with me.
I'm less inclined to believe crywolf today. Her list of protectees makes no sense. To me anyway. Darox's death is unfortunate, but at least we can rest that argument. What really gets me though, is that I firmly believe that no lynch is more advantageous to scum than to town; yet darox was standing at L-1 long enough.
I'm, for now, looking at all the people not dropping the hammer as suspicious. They cost us information. Sure, Darox was killed, butI believe by a protown role, as darox-town would have been a great scapegoat today for scum. This means that we would still have had more information today with a Darox lynch.
The hesitation of others to drop the Darox hammer also makes me less suspicious of tony for now. I'll be watching you closely.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Hmm... re my comment on the vig, I haven't really had much experience with the role, so I suppose it makes sense being cautious on day one. I'd have to reread, though, before I'm going to drop that one.
@bionic: I agree with the sentiment that we shouldn't go for the power rolls at the moment. I also agree with your implication that we should 'get rid of the vanilla rolls' so the big boys can fight it out. This all makes me an eventual target. I am fine with this.
On your 'accusations':
1) Low content: Sorry, I've been busy. That is, however, my problem, not yours.
2) My votes was consistent, so you point to that? While I was wrong with both Lowell and Darox, I wasn't the only one.
3) Little Scumhunting: Sure, I was probably tunneling in on Darox too much. My bad.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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Wow Crywolf. That's quite a quick jump on a new bandwagon while you are still regarded suspicious by quite a few. May I remind you the only reason you're not a main suspect now, is because of your perceived power role.
I forgot to answer Ythill's question earlier btw. My statement on you continuing your argument on crywolf isn't so much as why it is her, but rather on you still insisting on the 'townies grew up in town' argument. I don't really feel comfortable lynching on that analysis. In this case I have to agree with rash (as much as I hate it )Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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QFT.Oman wrote:
Yeah I did mean cop. Of course, the doctor should be smart enough to know how to play without you letting everyone know. HOWEVER, II do like the WIFOM it develops, so long as the doctor doesn't listen to you, which kind of makes directing the doc pointless.bionicchop2 wrote:
I am pretty sure you meant doc here. Look at it this way - if we had one cop and one doc, we would all tell the doc to protect the cop. If we mislynch and the vig is our best shot of recovering, then you are damn right I am going to direct a doctor to protect them. If we lynch scum, then I don't care who is protected.Oman wrote:Good point bionic. Although directing the cop was a pretty crappy move on your point.
I really dislike it when strategy is spelled out in game. The only time this is excused is when there is no mathematical possibility scum can win.Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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@bionic: I love how you play into Ythill's suspicion on crywolf to clear yourself. He might think twice about it, but I see his post as commenting on something that does not feel right to him, which is his right. Your counter arguments are quite defensive and even a bit WIFOMy to my taste (hey! You think crywolf is scum! Thus I can't be!). We, by no means, KNOW crywolf is scum (an argument you seem to favour).
I also have to point out, even if cry IS the doc, you made her role moot by arguing she should protect the vig. This gives mafia a free pass to kill. They know who's going to be protected now. How is that helping us?Avoiding votes by means of the spelling of my name.-
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