Wierd first post there, guy!
Best avatar!!!
...and yet you want to be mayor?Battlemage wrote:As far as i see it, those who want to be mayor arent necessarily arrogant or scum. They are just being selfish, and finding the simplest route to fulfill their win condition. If we all vote for ourselves, nobody will get anywhere.
That's a misleading question. You're the one who has to convince me to vote for you. Why would you be a good mayor?Battlemage wrote:Why do you think i would be a bad mayor?
OK, I don't really understand your question. I was trying to say that an unlynchable pro-town mayor would be a big scum target for their NK, almost as much as an unlynchable doctor or something. I want Xtomx to explain why he thinks he won't get NKed. Does that answer your question?The Fonz wrote:Percy, please explain why that would be a bad thing.Percy wrote:@Xtomx: I think claiming 'unlynchable' makes you the perfect scum target. If you're pro-town and also the mayor, what makes you think you'll survive tonight?
If we try to lynch you and fail, what about that will make you confirmed town? It will mean you're telling the truth about being unlynchable, but I don't see that as a protown power.Xtomx wrote:When you fail at lynching me i'll be confirmed town, so i'm the best choice.
This post is pretty wierd. Why vote yourself as a placeholder when you can just not vote?Mufasa wrote:My vote for myself is because I don't fear a lynch, and for now it is a place holder as I am transiting into the new game and wrapping up the old game.
Personally, if someone I was suspicious of claimed unlynchable, that wouldn't do anything at all to dissuade me from voting them - it would probably make it worse. "Wouldn't necessarily" is a poor choice of words.Yosarian2 156 wrote:A claim like that woudn't necessarally stop a lynch, but it wouldn't really matter much at that point anyway; plus then no one would be surprised when lynching you causes a no-lynch.
I think we're in a better position now knowing what we know. I'm not saying that it would have come out eventually, as in, it was inevitabe; I'm saying that it should come out, and the best time was early. I think it's good that we know, but I would expect someone with that power to drop the claim and then go about trying to avoid being lynched just the same. The fact that he has dropped this and ran doesn't look good for him at all.Yosarian2 156 wrote:Why did the claim "have to come out", exactally?
Are you saying that a protown unlynchable should want to be NKed? Why on earth would anyone protownThe Fonz 160 wrote:if he is protown, without a night action, why would he WANT to avoid being NKed? In that scenario, you absolutely do want to be NKed.
...Battle Mage 165 wrote:Also,Claim: Jester
The way you quoted my post made it sound like that comment was directed at you; it wasn't. I think that dropping a claim like that and then lurking throughout the rest of the day is scummy.Battle Mage 168 wrote:I have an irresistable urge to lynch you right now.Percy wrote:This looks like I'm defending Xtomx, which is really not where I want to be. I just think that the claim had to come out, and I'm glad it came out now, and we should be looking at his playstyle rather than policy lynching him based on his claim.
I suggest you start contributing. You'll get my vote in 48 hours if you don't start scumhunting and analysing like a motherfucker.
Wat.The Fonz 190 wrote:Uh, ANYONE who is town and not a mason or role with a night action should want to be nightkilled. Duh.
Firstly, the quoted paragraphs have stuff in between, and no indication of that was made. That's why I thought it could be mistaken to be directed at BM.The Fonz 190 wrote:Uh, no it doesn't make it sound like that at all. It makes it sound like BM thinks your comment is scummy. And I agree.Percy wrote:The way you quoted my post made it sound like that comment was directed at you; it wasn't. I think that dropping a claim like that and then lurking throughout the rest of the day is scummy.Battle Mage 168 wrote:I have an irresistable urge to lynch you right now.Percy wrote:This looks like I'm defending Xtomx, which is really not where I want to be. I just think that the claim had to come out, and I'm glad it came out now, and we should be looking at his playstyle rather than policy lynching him based on his claim.
I suggest you start contributing. You'll get my vote in 48 hours if you don't start scumhunting and analysing like a motherfucker.
Zwet, on the Xtomx lynch:Yosarian2 209 wrote:You know, I'm getting tired of WIFOMing Xtoxm's stuff back and fourth here with absolutely no input from him.
Let's let him come back and answer some of the questions about him, explain his role in a little more detail, ect. If he dosn't do so in the next few days, I'll probably vote him just for lurking at this point.
zwetchenwasser 223 wrote:IT'S A PILE OF WIFOM!
Sure, the latter two are pointing out the WIFOMery rather than saying they will vote him for being a lurker, but the general sentiment of my first sentence is there - Xtomx's claim is not enough for a lynch. I think his subsequent behaviourFirestarter 224 wrote:On the Xtomx claim..
There have been alot of posts made about this, but until Xtomx comes back and answers the various questions posed, WIFOM will rule.
...
Ill reserve judgement on Xtomx until I hear more from him.
What I was trying to get at is that claiming unlynchable while you're under suspicion will only hasten your wagon, which means (if he really is unlynchable) it will hasten a "no lynch". This is not good. Instead, we now know that there is a risk of a "no lynch", but if we think Xtomx is scummy enough to earn our vote anyway, then we can go ahead and lynch him.Shinnen_no_Me 187 wrote:What good would make us to know the claim so early? If he's trule a unlynchable townie, claiming would only take him to a certain N1K. And, why would he want that? I can only think in a use for that as a way to protect another power role from a NK, but that isn't the case right now. And claiming to get the major role isn't good either, as other players have said, why would we want to have an unlynchable major that we can't disposse in case he's doing a bad job? That would be like having a dictator! Really, I can't see how his early claim is good. Also, in general, uncalled claims are never good.
I like this. Let's vote on what plan to use, then vote on whether to vote for mayor or lynch first!dingoatemybaby 227 wrote:How about this. Why don't we all list our top four methods for deciding how to vote for mayor and our top four method for deciding how to vote for a lynch. The top three from each will then go into a round robin style voting contest, where the winner of each round will be determined by a method to be determined through an three day elimination challenge. The winner of the round robin contest will be validated by two thirds of the most experienced players and a simple majority of less experienced players. If validated, people can then use these methods to decide who and how they are going to vote for. I propose we vote on my proposal.
Sure! It was still randomish, and I like to make sure those who aren't contributing don't slip under the radar. It's really easy toFirestarter 224 wrote:Voting for a lurker 87 posts in?
OK, I can see the reasoning here now. Sorry it took me so longYosarian2 231 wrote:Wishing to get nightkilled by scum, absoltuly. Unless a town role gets really lucky, scum kill someone every night. If you are a vanillia townie, you WANT that someone to be you, rather then a power role.
I agree.Gorrad 232 wrote:However, an experienced player like Fonz or BM is more likely to use the double vote wisely. I'd rather have a town double-voter that participates as much as they normally would than a scum double-voter that participates rather than lurks (lurking being a scumtell).
Er, what?Ztife 233 wrote:Yay. I like percy now that he unvoted me.
See my earlier post:Ztife 233 wrote:Anybody with 2 votes will always try to shake off the responsibily when the vote goes wrong, whether townie or scum. Just about in the case where everybody will want to hammer and then say "Now that he is townie, it was a wrong hammer, but he was scummy". Anybody disagreeing other would be playing a WIFOM game, and for that to happen is rare anyway.
This is a good response to all of Firestarter's discussion as well. Whilst I agree that the mayor will be under greater scrutiny, I don't think handing the position to the scum is a good idea. We can still observe those we think are scummy and lynch them.Percy wrote:I think those who want to be mayor should be motivated by a lack of selfishness - understanding that they are submitting themselves to greater scrutiny for the benefit of the town. Yeah, your vote counts more, but if you're wrong about a vote, it will be a lot harder to talk yourself out of getting lynched in retribution.
Xtomx 336 wrote:No
Bolded section especially. Other players have been indicating that there is a vig (like Shadow Knight in 84 or Mike in 234), but I don't see why.DizzyIzzyB13 361 wrote:We don't know if there's a vig in the game. If there isn't, Xtoxm doesn't die at night, no matter whether he's town or not. Why would scum kill him now when his mere existence is a distraction they can manipulate?
Xtoxm won't help us in any way. He won't full claim. He won't play the game. He'll just be siiting there being entirely useless and hurting the town until he dies. Therefore, we lynch him now to test his claim, since it's about the most useful thing that can be done with him.
Why on earth would they do that?Shadow Knight 400 wrote:I don't want to lynch him because I think the scum will kill him for us.
So you're proposing that we should elect someone to mayor, and no matter how protown they seem later, no matter how many scum they lynch, we have to kill them anyway? I'm glad you've decided to abandon this plan.Firestarter wrote:If this method was chosen, we'd need to adapt a policy lynch later in game (not too much later in game, mind) to ensure the elected Mayor was not scum.
..which millar does in 472.Shadow Knight 468 wrote:I'd like to try something.
@Millar- if you are at least 3 votes away from lynch, please vote yourself. After he does so, no one else vote him unless you're scum.
What Xmillar13 499 wrote:i will explain what X was, when I am killed.
"Go on, just kill me! Don't even think about it! It won't be a bother! Everything will be fine!!! QUICKLY!!!!"millar13 501 wrote:Juls I was dead even before I had posted on this game. Just plz get it over and done with. You can re-read after my death and during the Night Phase
...he goes ahead and does it in 518.Juls 506 wrote:If you are town millar then vote Yos mayor
*nods* I agree that this is his biggest problem, but I think voting people for theorycrafting, even if it's kinda bad, is an overreaction. It's annoying to read, but at least it was right there for us to read it.Juls 502 wrote:... the biggest problem isn't that you proposed a bad plan but that you spent 2 pages (and counting) pushing it and introducing unneeded confusing into a pretty simple process.
Indeed that is true. However, I think signposting is never bad. If you read all of my posts and notice inconsistencies in the way I vote or FoS, that's something you can point out. If you're the kind of player who plays a lot of baseball and never reads the centre of paragraphs, then putting your voting record in bold can help those players keep up to speed on who suspects whom. It doesn't detract from my analysis; it allows me to demonstrate my opinion on who is scummy in a clear and precise way. This is something every town player should do as much as possible.DizzyIzzyB13 423 wrote:I believe one gains a far better understanding someone's thinking as expressed through post content rather than simply following voting patterns.
I'd really like to read this game. Can you at least tell me what happened?The Fonz 465 wrote:I once replaced a guy who had claimed cop, and was counterclaimed. By a guy with an innocent investigation on him.
Sure! Nice to see you're trying to wriggle out of it already, by pre-labelling your attacker as scum.zwet wrote:Anscumone wanting to get in my face about double hammering yesterday?
Well that would be justmillar13 620 wrote:Therefore, if I start playing properly I can be a huge asset.
I'll clarify, as millar clearly is going to stick around. What I meant was this: you said that you hammered to avoid having millar around 'until the end of time'. I'm asking: did you really think that that was a possibility? I don't think anyone was willing to let him live until endgame without killing him somehow, so to hammer based on that fear is odd.Percy 618 wrote:@zwet: were you seriously worried about millar sticking around until endgame?
Er, no you didn't. I can see that Yosarian was asking for a full claim from millar, but given the circumstances that's entirely understandable. I don't think you know what "rolefishing" is if you think Yosarian did it.zwetschenwasser 632 wrote:Flub. Inothernews,Ididexplainwhyyosrolefished.
I don't see how this makes any more sense. Please clarify.What Mufasa meant to write wrote:I'm not believing that one haha so reviewing day one the most likely person to lynch is Battle Mage for his contribution is so great that he needs to be lynched on the simple matter that he has a goodconveying
Can you provide a link to any games in which you've used this scumtell successfully?Mufasa 633 wrote:His posting with the rise and fall of plot isn't my favorite play, and I have found to be scumtell in various games.
... and the first indication that you changed your mind was at the start of day 2. What post of Battle Mage's made you change your mind?Mufasa 507 wrote:2nd the mayor vote is rather interesting, I seriously would not mind Yos, Fonz on Battle Mage as Mayor, the three likelist to be town.
...and related discussion which I won't quote.dingoatemybaby 638 wrote:I'm sure that calling out lurkers is a good idea. However, you suggested you would keep your vote on him until he provided "excellent" scum hunting. That seems to me a way to keep a vote out there which won't really do anything. It is an easy way to avoid committing to an actual lynch.
I just don't see this as a legitimate scumtell, at all. I'd like for you to provide some evidence for its usefulness.Percy 634 wrote:Can you provide a link to any games in which you've used this scumtell successfully?Mufasa 633 wrote:His posting with the rise and fall of plot isn't my favorite play, and I have found to be scumtell in various games.
Firstly, asking for someone at L-1 to claim is not rolefishing. Secondly, you made a big deal out of it (HOW COME NO-ONE NOTICED?! or something to that effect) when everyone else could see it for what it was.zwetschenwasser 651 wrote:No. It was rolefishing, but not scummy rolefishing. Percy, I couldn't care less if millar stays around for the rest of the game. The important thing is that the WIFOM surrounding him is gone.
Percy wrote:Now you've said that it was to start discussion on Yos. It failed. Do you still want to talk about Yos? What is your opinion of him now?
Dr Pepper 596 wrote:We should try to ignore millar13. He has no measurable agenda.If he has a win condition, it probably not town. We have no way to pressure him.It will only add onto the massive WIFOM generated. The town does not need this kind of distraction.
MikeSC6 611 wrote:Yay, I said that Village Idiot could be someting other than a jester Although, I said just about everything at one point or another...We don't know if that's as far as it goes though, there could be more to it than just that.
Yosarian2 621 wrote:Your general role is confirmed.Your alignment is not; you may have some strange kind of role with a win condition other then "You win when the threat of lycanthropy is eliminated".
That being said, you most likely are pro-town, and I'm interested to hear what you have to say.
Firestarter 622 wrote:For all we know, M13, if he has a win condition, has probably been met.
In a post I made earlier, I found that one of the conditions is convincing town to lynch a village idiot...
In any case, alignment is unknown. So ignoring him may be the best idea.
So, a lot of discussion, my bolding. You said later:dingoatemybaby 627 wrote:What am I missing?When were you confirmed as town?
I agree with you, but other players do not:Yosarian2 631 wrote:So, yeah; we basically should consider millar a "tree-stumped" townie at this point, I think.
Dr Pepper 639 wrote:Nothing he did gives me any confidence in him. I voted him under the premise of lynch all liars. Well he is still in the game. I am not pleased with the result.I would vote him again if I could.
Again, my bolding.MikeSC6 642 wrote:This millar thing is still making me uneasy. On the surface it does just seem resolved- but the way millar is trying to get people to acknowledge his "confirmed townie" status, I find that odd. You're unlynchable right, so why try and convince us (and semi-OMGUS Firestarter in 626 too)? We know that this game has some special mechanics, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see something that might trigger millar off again or something.
The idea that doubting your townie status is scummy as well, millar, doesn't wash- is it likely that scum would challenge you, when they can't lead it to a lynch? I can't see it.
...which was his attempt to justify his hammer. I didn't think that the discussion had died down at all - 5 players had expressed doubts, one player (Yosarian2) changed his mind but two players (Dr Pepper and Mike) continued to be unconvinced after Yosarian's clarification. Thus when zwet claims he hammered millar to remove the WIFOM, I am simply pointing out that it is still around, and that this is no defence to why he hammered in the first place.zwetschenwasser 651 wrote:The important thing is that the WIFOM surrounding him is gone.
Welcome. A summary of your thoughts on the game, who you think are scum and why would be much appreciated.tubby216 701 wrote:ok i am replacing in,
is there anything i need to answer too right off??
in the mean time i will read and try to catch up expect a post tomorrow
...leads to this:dingoatemybaby 698 wrote:I suggest you go back and reread what I actually said about Percy. I was talking about a specific tactic he said he was going to use. I'm done trying to correct you on this. If you want to talk about what I actually said, fine. I'm not interested in defending misrepresentations of my position.Dr Pepper 697 wrote:dingoatemybaby: Look at Percy now. He is actively participating while following another lead. Will you now try to paint Percy in such a fashion that he wasnt even close to possibly doing?
Specifically, I think you challenged dingo, and his response was not "misleading and completely paranoid with outrageous accusations". Can you state more clearly why dingo earnt your FoS? Was it from that post, or previous posts? If it was from previous posts, why didn't you FoS then?Dr Pepper 703 wrote:@dingo: I havent misrepresented anything. You have been trying to make something scummy that wasnt. I never even accused you of being scummy yet. But I am now starting to wonder just what you are up too. Percy currently has a perfectly legitamate stance and unless it was reset, he is still voting ZONEACE/tubby while contributing and starting more discussion. You are being misleading and completely paranoid with outrageous accusations.FoS dingo
Firstly, if you think you're an "easy lynch", then stop being an easy lynch. It really is that simple. Either replace out of this game or quit your other games and concentrate on this one so we don't spend pages arguing over whether your latest retarded mistake means you're scum or not.Mufasa 721 wrote:Dr Pepper patience is a virtue and you are really pushing the envelope a little bit hard, almost to the point that you are trying to hard to get an easy lynch in which It makes me think that you may possibly be scumfos Dr. Pepper
As has been pointed out, you knew BM was gone a few posts back - you even corrected Yos on the issue. I agree that BM needs a look in when he actually can post again. But your continued insistence on this point makes it seem like you're looking for "easy" ways to appear like you're contributing to discussion and providing information for the town, but you're actually not. Get a new angle, and scumhunt elsewhere. Stop defending yourself and actually act pro-town by doing something original and helpful.Mufasa 721 wrote:Battle Mage to me hasn't posted a post since I had put out an accusation and has really let the rest of you rip into me as to why I had accused him smart move but I find him a wee bit lurkish without saying he would be gone sofos BM
Ah, the "mildly disoriented" card. I'll make sure I keep that up my sleeve next time someone calls me out on something scummy. I expect you to rush to my defense when I play it, zwet!zwetschenwasser 729 wrote:HE JUST GOT BACK FROM A TRIP, AND HE'S MILDLY DISORIENTED.
No it's not. Stating an opinion is not reasoning; it's best when an opinion comes at the conclusion of reasoning, but they are different things. The question stands - why are you so willing to defend Mufasa? It's getting to the point where the "I have a town read of him" excuse isn't holding up any longer - your reactions are disproportionate to any possible read you may have on him, based of his flawed and quite possibly scummy play.zwetschenwasser 733 wrote:My opinion is the reasoning.
I bolded the "and", because I think this is where the confusion lies.Yosarian2 741 wrote:Your earlier post really seemed to convey the message that you strongly disagreed with his voteandhis stated intent to keep his vote there. I find it a bit odd you seem to be distancing yourself from your earlier position there now...
Mufasa 743 wrote:@ Percy i would stop defending my self and give my opinions but it seems like certain people are persistent on old news and don't give a shake.
...which is essentially where I'm coming from. I find responses like this:MikeSC6 732 wrote:You're acting funny here, Zwet. Answering for Mufasa? Refusing to believe that there's anything in his scummy behaviour? It would be okay if you saidwhyyou thought all of these various scummy posts were merely mistakes. What we have is your opinion, but we don't know the reasoning behind it.
...to be scummy. If he really is just a confused, busy pro-town player, then he's playing like a confused, busy anti-town player. Making excuses for him is more than a little bizarre. He's also at L-3, by my count. Why do you think he's in such a great deal of danger?zwetschenwasser 733 wrote:My opinion is the reasoning.
dingo 617 wrote:In your experience, does this kind of vote actually get lurkers to post? Would you support pushing up the vote count on him and eventually lynching if he doesn't provide "excellent scumhunting"?Percy wrote:ZONEACE promised a post on Wednesday. I am going to Vote: ZONEACE until he comes up with some fucking excellent scumhunting.
These two posts are his original objections. Based on these posts, I would say that dingo's objective was not to get me to change my vote.dingo 638 wrote:I'm sure that calling out lurkers is a good idea. However, you suggested you would keep your vote on him until he provided "excellent" scum hunting. That seems to me a way to keep a vote out there which won't really do anything. It is an easy way to avoid committing to an actual lynch.Percy wrote:Calling out lurkers, voting for them and demanding quality participation doesn't seem like a bad idea. I don't have much experience, so I can't comment on its overall efficacy, but I'm willing to give it a spin.
The first sentence is inaccurate. The rest is a defense of how it's not leading to my lack of commitment on any particular issue, as that was what dingo isolated as the 'benefit' of the scum tactic. I think his argument is something like "he's not using it how you're afraid he'll use it, so what's the problem?'Dr Pepper 639 wrote:dingo, I find that accusation of Percy not contributing to be unfounded. He is clearly performing player analysis, calling out lurkers, and keeping the game moving. He doesnt need to commit to a lynch so early. Maybe he doesnt want the popular lynch to occur. Maybe ZONEACE will be the lynch for the day.
... which is where things start to become less clear. The fact that dingo pointed out the possibility that I may be doing it for scummy reasons was not a bad thing, imo, especially if he's used the same tactic I'm using now in a scummy way. I didn't read it as an attempt to change my vote - I read it as a discussion he wanted to have about my choice of tactic. I didn't feel pressured to change my vote. However, Dr Pepper read it that way, and away we went.Dr Pepper 641 wrote:It is fine that you don't like Percy's vote stance, but you have yet to give a valid reason for him to change it.
I defended myself at the time, in an attempt to explain my thinking behind the tactic. Dr Pepper especially objected to this post; he read it as further accusations that I wasn't contributing, whilst dingo was continuing to insist that the tactic itself can be scummy. I think they were talking at cross purposes, with dingo off in abstract meta mafia land and Dr Pepper actually looking at my playstyle.dingo 643 wrote:I'm not asking him to change his vote. But that stance that he won't change his vote unless Zoneface provides excellent scumhunting? Not a solid position. Lurking can be scummy, but votes should eventually move to who ever is MOST scummy.
Keeping a vote on a lurker can be a useful play for scum. You have an excuse to not vote for a scum buddy. You will not be blamed for the lynching of a townie if the town is going after one of their own.
This is not to say lurkers should not be pressured. If he does not respond to prods, he should be replaced. If he responds to prods but continues to lurk, he should be considered a candidate for a lynch. Putting a vote on a lurker now probably does not do much.
to which the reply:Dr Pepper 697 wrote:dingoatemybaby: Look at Percy now. He is actively participating while following another lead. Will you now try to paint Percy in such a fashion that he wasnt even close to possibly doing?
This is when the debate becomes independent of me and starts being about Pepper and dingo. Dr Pepper is trying to say that dingo's original attack was designed to paint me in a bad light - I disagree, as I think it was more a "watch out he could be trying to get away with being scummy" kind of post. I remember feeling very uncomfortable when Pepper brought it up again, but that may be just because I hate it when other people step in to fight for me.dingo 698 wrote:I suggest you go back and reread what I actually said about Percy. I was talking about a specific tactic he said he was going to use. I'm done trying to correct you on this. If you want to talk about what I actually said, fine. I'm not interested in defending misrepresentations of my position.
I think it was perfectly reasonable for dingo to bring it up in the first place, especially if he's used the tactic in another game to be better scum. Sure, I haven't used it in that way, but I don't think he was trying to make me seem scummy.Dr Pepper 703 wrote:@dingo: I havent misrepresented anything. You have been trying to make something scummy that wasnt. I never even accused you of being scummy yet. But I am now starting to wonder just what you are up too. Percy currently has a perfectly legitamate stance and unless it was reset, he is still voting ZONEACE/tubby while contributing and starting more discussion. You are being misleading and completely paranoid with outrageous accusations.FoS dingo
Hmm. This is the same thing that's been going on since the beginning - dingo talking meta, and Dr Pepper missing the point. I understand that it's important to keep people focussed on scumhunting, but I thought this was a little too opportunistic. Like a "gotcha!" moment.Dr Pepper 705 wrote:Is there a scummier person here right now? Because I dont hear you doing very much scum hunting.dingoatemybaby wrote:Pledging not to vote for anyone else, no matter how scummy those people might be is NOT good play.
I think this is a trap. If dingo scumhunts and says "Percy should vote for this guy", then that's dingo controlling my vote. If dingo doesn't say "Percy should vote for this guy", he's *still* controlling my vote by telling me to move it off ZONEACE.Dr Pepper 716 wrote:dingo keeps pushing for Percy to change the vote style only because someone might be scumiier. I have repeatedly asked dingo to provide a better target and he hasnt. dingo is trying to get a vote changed without providing a solid reason. I find these actions of his to be either misleading or paranoid.
This is it in a nutshell. Dr Pepper continues to insist that, even though dingo never said "Percy should change his vote", that was the only good reason he would have brought it up in the first place. This is false, as several players have already mentioned.Dr Pepper 739 wrote:OK, one question. Why criticize him for his statement then?dingoatemybaby wrote:And there it is again. I have not once asked Percy to change his vote.
Notice here that Dr Pepper and dingo might be able to actually *agree* here. Dr Pepper thinks it's good for me to have my vote on ZONEACE/tubby. dingo is worried that I may keep my vote on ZONEACE/tubby when someone else pops up who is more scummy. These positions areDr Pepper 755 wrote:Percy stated to keep his vote on ZONEACE. dingo didnt like this statement and criticized him for it. The only logical reason to make a statement is to affect change. dingo further backs up the criticism by saying Percy might be voting ZONEACE to 'avoid commiting to an actual lynch'. I respond with if Percy avoids commting then criticism may be warranted, but until then Percy has solid ground to stand on. Now dingo is back peddaling.
He wasn't trying to deny that. He didn't want me to keep my vote on ZONEACE indefinitelyYosarian2 756 wrote:Frankly, I'm starting to think you're scum at this point, possibly with Zoneace; you didn't want Percy to keep his vote on Zoneace indefinatly, but you are now trying to deny that that was your position and actually are attacking Dr. Pepper just for saying that. The only logical reason I can think of for that is if you were trying to protect Zoneace, but didn't want anyone to notice you were protecting him.
Now, the first sentence is worth considering, but after dingo's repeated clarifications in game I can't see how this read might still stand. dingo started off polite, and it got worse when Dr Pepper continued to not see the point. I think the rest of the post gives far more weight to dingo's role in the developing argument than is warranted.Yosarian2 761 wrote:any reasonable person could read your post and see it as kind of a sideways way to try to discourage Percy from keeping his vote on Zoneace. You could have just defended your position or whatever and I would have been ok with it, but instead you responded with a massive over-reaction; you accused Dr Pepper of lying and of misrepresenting you, voted him, and have been attacking him since then. The degree of your response seems completly out of propotion to a rather rational and logical post by Dr Pepper, who didn't even FOS you in his initial post, and it makes me think that you may be hiding something, or that your motives may not be what you're saying they are.
This is the argument from both of them, but at this point I'm still leaning dingo as the player with the more consistent, sensible position.Dr Pepper 764 wrote:Since you are refusing to acknowledge that I have a point, I am going to assume dingo is either scum or stupid. I quoted you several times to back up my arguement and instead you just ignore me.
I think dingo was arguing all along that I was using a scum tactic, as I said before. His posts just don't make sense otherwise. Pointing this out is again off-topic and inconsistent with his other lines of attack against dingo.Dr Pepper 769 wrote:C) Percy is using a scum tactic
He never actually says C, but the implication is there. And given how much he is back peddaling I think I found something useful. If dingo had said, well thats one interpretation but not what I meant, then I would have moved on. Instead he calls me a liar and accuses me of misrepresenting him. dingo, at least three other players see my point. Just acknowledge it exists and is reasonable.
This jacks up the possibility of one of them being scum. I've been suspicious of zwet for many reasons I've already stated, and this seems like an attempt to give either of those locked in the argument a good "out", even if it is later in the day. It's characterising the whole debate as "something you shouldn't bother reading". This leaves it at "dingo and Pepper were fighting". Under this scenario, the most likely role distribution is zwet is scum with Pepper, and dingo is their victim.zwetschenwasser 770 wrote:End this pointless debate, my brethren, and concentrate on lynching the evil ones...
I understand your concern, but my pressure vote is intended to get him to participate in the best way possible. I understand tubby's replacement may indeed be retarded and fill the game with anti-town crap. He may indeed just be average, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. However, I don't want to lynch anyone else until we've heard from this player (because allowing a player to get away with no posts for two days is fucking outrageous), and I want the player to feel under pressure to play his best.dingo 774 wrote:What if he doesn't provide "excellent scum hunting" and only acts like an average townie? Tubby may not be capable of excellent play. What if someone else appears extremely scummy? Would you still prefer to pressure someone providing average scum hunting over someone who shows them self to almost certainly be scum? Would you argue others should follow your lead?
Here is my point. Your stated strategy is not sound under many plausible situations. Whether you are scummy can't be determined until or unless those situations arise.
This seems like a great way to avoid dingo's question and to continue to misrepresent what he was initially saying.Dr Pepper 787 wrote:And dingo's follow up statement about me mis-reping his stance, well what do you think of Percy now that Percy is staying the course with the stated strategy? Is Percy scum or town for not moving his vote until tubby/ZONEACE comes up with some excellent scum hunting?
I will say right now that if I had to choose one of you to vote for, then I would vote for you. That's why I HoSed you. Anyone who reads my post could not fail to see my opinion on this issue. It doesn't have a vote at the bottom, but in any other situation it would haveDr Pepper 811 wrote:Compounded by the fact that it is an Fos instead of a vote because the hypothetical situation dingo implies may now actually be occuring. Percy, if you find me scummy, then vote me. There will be plenty of time to vote ZONE/tubby replacement when they arrive.
This is as big a scumtell for me as self-voting. I think he's shooting for the "so stupidly anti-town that he couldn't possibly be scum" defence.Mufasa 830 wrote:I completely don't mind you guys lynching me, its all good.
loldrunkmod!Haschel Cedricson 819 wrote:kaiberanr eplaces ONEACE/tubby 216 3ffective inmediately.
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