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Mafia 37: Werewolves - Game over!
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Hmm. I'm thinking it may be time to have some actual content.
I'm not going to unvote as yet -- I find OMGUS votes (especially in response to random votes) rather suspicous.
OTOH, it's worth noting that IS getting bumped off sez (to me) that we've got at least some experienced players among the mafia.
Aside from myself, coolbot, and Pooky, who's got reasonable amounts of experience among the living?Did I say too much?-
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StD: thanks for the list. Obviously, it only increases the odds of finding therianthropes a small amouint, but any odds improvement that doesn't have a major downside is usually worthwhile. (plus, it gives us something new to discuss, which is a good goal in and of itself, IMO).
Stam: Experienced players will, generally speaking, (as first night scum kills) hit other competent and experiennced players. This is for a number of reasons, starting with the idea of killing the people you most fear, moving on to that of not making a night 1 kill on somene very new before they even get a turn in, and probably for other reasons as well. IS is probably particularly good in that respect, since he's less likely to get doc protection (because his playstyle annoys some people).
By contrast, very new players often don't know who the big names are, and are less likely to be bit with the "let them get a game in" meme.
Obviously, you can't read too much into it, and people do doublethink (especially hitting midlist players rather than top drawer to avoid suspision on choice grounds), but it's a useful starting point.Did I say too much?-
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Coolbot: what do I have to put in as a userpic before people realize I'm a guy?
Wait...don't answer that.
Several of the people voting me right now seem pretty sloppy -- I'm not even sure which to vote for (well, let's see; Dranko20 didn't notice that I listed myself among the possibilities; Coron just lied).
Actually, that's fairly clear, at least for now. LAL.
Vote: Coron
Since when is trying to do odds reduction calculus "acting like might have info who's scum"?Did I say too much?-
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Don't think Dranko's claim was very convining, but it's too big a risk to lynch a claimed seer at this point in the game -- the wolfies will confirm him or we'll get more info or we'll eventually get a counter-claim; we have plenty of time.
I'm happy to move my vote back to Coron; not sure what's with the esme bandwagon.Did I say too much?-
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Esme makes some good points (and ones I've made myself, in other games) -- I understand the bandwagon against her, given her timing (at a good point to be seen as a Dranko linkage), but don't know that I entirely agree.
On the other hand, while yes, hanging back on votes is a frequent scum tactic, I have to query the legitimacy of an approach that seems to be "you're not voting -- make an ill-advised decision or we'll lynch you." And the math error (yes, 5 votes added to 6 would make "sufficient" pressure, but not to claim) doesn't endear me to esme much either.
End result -- I don't like the esme bandwagon much, but I like the Coolbot bandwagon a -lot- less, and we don't seem to have any actual lurkers to pounce on. Sovote: esme(not what I'd intended when I started this post, but hey).Did I say too much?-
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I should start doing that in response. Though people have less of an excuse with you, since your nick is obviously female (whereas my nick is not only similar to that of a popular female Scummer, but is also the name of a Greek goddess, so confusion is understandable).esme wrote:Yes, the gender misrepresentation was intentional to make sure my point was clear.
Yes. Despite not being able to 100% trust voting patterns in a large game (or really, any game, but there's more of a margin for larger games), voting pattern analysis wins games, so getting a good record out of everyone is very useful I've lost games due to voting patterns (getting fingered as a scum, not mason, in the Asterix game), and won them nearly entirely due to same (Newbie 99, frex, where day 2/3 were pretty much decided by analying the day 1 voting patterns and forcing votes on day 2).esme wrote:
It's nice to see someone else say that establishing a voting pattern is a good thing.mneme wrote: Claim or defense.
Or, really, establish a voting pattern, since that's very useful for making inferences later on.
I don't really like players who say "so, where's the herd leader I should be following?" This game is all about using your own judgement, not relying on someone else's.
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Esme: as STD most of your bandwagon is just that. I think the other (and why I was voting for you for a while) was the timing of your attack on "non voters", not the specific sentiment -- there's a huge difference between saying "no bandwagon? X has never voted, why don't we go for her" and "instead of this 6 person bandwagon, why don't we go after sone of the non-voters".
Not to say that you said either, but just pointing out that the -timing- of an attack has as much to do with its reception as its nature -- at least for me, the four biggest scum indicators are Role (ie, a conflict of clamed role or someone fingering you due to a power from their role -- iow, you being caught dead to rights), Connection (seeming connected to other players and trying to hide it), Defensiveness (caring more about defense than trying to winnow out scum; trying to find a scapegoat who isn't you), and Lying.
In this case, there was a possible Connection, the only reason I think the esme bandwagon has any legitimacy at all.Did I say too much?-
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Yes, actually, they do. You see, if 50% of the town doesn't agree with a bandwagon, it doesn't happen, and eventually the proponents go off somewhere else. A bandwagon either lynches or loses traction.milkman wrote:What can she do besides claim? it's not like the bandwagon is going to end with out it. People don't just back off for no reason.
STD: apologize for taking what people said at face value.
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The "what can she do? She has no hope except to claim" garbage seems more a scum indicator than anything else. And he pointed the req to claim at STD. And the "no lynch" thing (though that feels like an honest mistake).
I can't help but find Stam suspicious as well.Did I say too much?-
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brush: the reason for the wagon on milkman was that he was calling for a pointless roleclaim (eg, "the bandwagon on this person (esme) has stalled, so she should roleclaim"). Since open, untrusted information helps scum more than it helps the town, especially early (it helps them choose good roleclaims, and makes it easier for them to choose their targets), this is fairly scummy.Did I say too much?-
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This makes no sense.brushhopper wrote:All I ask is that you either lynch esme today or tomorrow. If you lynch her today and she is scum, by all means lynch me. If you lynch me today and it shows I'm a townie, lynch her tomorrow.
It doesn't even have logical consistency. brushhopper, if you're going to vote yourself, feel free -- I don't mind.
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Grats, scum.
Getting killed off on Night 2 stinks,. though (especially after having my night 1 investigation killed out from under me).
I think the most important problem the town had was the lack of an effective doc -- the werewolves had an uber-Alpha, who could stop docs, mess up investigations, etc. That with no competing bad guy group just made things tough.Did I say too much?-
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