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Goatrevolt Pond Scum
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I never said that. I'm on the record for not liking SpyreX's inconsistency between the pressure on Zazie/Gurgi, and I'm also on the record for not liking when people use "lol reactions" as a defense for a vote that wasn't actually for reactions.Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:I don't like Goat's reaction to his Battousi questioning. Goat is already on the record for not liking "lol reactions" wagons and that appears to me to be Batt's explanation for his vote. For Goat to accept such an explanation doesn't sit right with me.
I have no problem with actually voting for reactions though. I do it. I had no issue when Gurgi did it early in the game, and have no issue with Battousai doing it now. I actually feel better about Batt after that.-
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Debonair Danny DiPietro Jack of All Trades
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If the statement afterwords is legitimate then they have the same value. However when it's noted before hand then intent is clear, if it's referenced after the fact then such a claim needs to considered skeptically because at that point it's just as likely to be a deflection of pressure as it is to be an honest answer.Lord Gurgi wrote:DDD: Do you think there's a difference between prefacing a vote by saying that it's for reactions, and saying so only after the vote?
Goat: Then I guess I'm just bothered by the fact that it looks like you uncritically took Batt at his word. Maybe he is telling the truth, but his response is also the most convenient backdoor possible and for you to, what looks like, simply accept him at his word rubs me the wrong way.-
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I didn't uncritically take him at his word, it's just clearly the most likely explanation for the vote. He said this when he voted Elmo:Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:Goat: Then I guess I'm just bothered by the fact that it looks like you uncritically took Batt at his word. Maybe he is telling the truth, but his response is also the most convenient backdoor possible and for you to, what looks like, simply accept him at his word rubs me the wrong way.
which heavily hints at the idea that he's voting Elmo to see how people react.I think two wagons that are close together can provide us with information on how people decide to vote.
It's far more likely that he did it for reactions, based on that comment and him making that claim, then the alternative, which is that he didn't do it for reactions and happened to just luckily have a comment that would support the lying "reaction" claim. The first is far simpler and far more likely the truth.
I think it was good play. It's the first time I've seen Batt do anything this game that seemed to come from the perspective of trying to catch scum or gather info.-
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Kind of just that the one post that you made early that did seem to be somewhat of an anylasis post really was confusing on a close read, the thought process just seemed a bit convoluted.Elmo wrote:LlamaFluff, I don't think you got round to explaining your vote for me..?
It was between someone who was lurking which from my experience is a town tell, and someone who was V/LA and made a post that never came to a solid conclusion and was a bit confusing.-
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No, actually, I had pretty much the same reasons as Patrick as it was Patrick that initially got me on the kick.LG wrote: Patrick, even if that wasn't why you were on the wagon, that's why the other three were. That makes the wagon random."Never have I seen anybody glorify their own lynch."
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Lord Gurgi Mostly Harmless
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Not as vehement. I did notice it, just never thought about things in the scum defending town perspectiveElmo wrote: I'm curious why Nuwen drew heat for defending me, but Gurgi's "I don't like to lynch Elmo in general" thing went mostly without comment."Never have I seen anybody glorify their own lynch."
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TTGL Mafia is over. Going to mod [b]Umineko No [color=red]Na[/color]ku Koro Ni[/b] Mafia. Pre-/ins, as always, are accepted.-
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Official Day One Vote Count #18
6 - ZazieR (Goatrevolt, Debonair Danny DiPietro, Lord Gurgi, Elmo, SpyreX, forbiddanlight)
2 - Elmo (Patrick, Battousai)
1 - Debonair Danny DiPietro (ZazieR)
1 - Lord Gurgi (Nuwen)
With12alive, it takes7to lynch and4to lynch at deadline. Deadline is September 1, 10:00 pm CDT.
Not Voting – 2 – LlamaFluff, TDC
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I think if a lightning bolt struck me and I flipped scum near Gurgi's "I don't like to lynch Elmo as a general thing", he'd (understandably) be dogpiled. I think it makes considerable sense from "scum staying off popular town wagon near deadline", as well. I'm just curious why something less vocal seems to get less attention, given the push against lurkers.forbiddanlight wrote:Not as vehement. I did notice it, just never thought about things in the scum defending town perspective
In the name of all that's holy, why?Patrick wrote:After this evening I'm less comfortable with the idea that Elmo is scumSuccinctness is pro-town.
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I don't see how your conclusion follows your evidence at all. You need to explain why defending actions others find scummy is more of a scum play than simply saying there isn't enough scummy actions.Battousai wrote:I was mainly looking at LG and Nuwen concerning Elmo. If one of these two were buddying up to a townie lynch, my money would be on Nuwen. LG's stance seemed to be based on lack of enough scummy actions, whereas Nuwen's is based on defending the actions others have found scummy.-
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My conclusion is that if one of Nuwen or LG were buddying up, it would most likely be Nuwen.
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LG's stance seemed to be that Elmo didn't do enough scummy actions.
Nuwen's stance seemed to be based on defending actions that others have found scummy.
I think that scum would be more likely to defend a townie they think is about to be lynched, and Nuwen's stance seemed to be the most likely way of doing it.-
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Not going to hammer zazie just because I would like to see something from him before he gets deadline lynched in about 8 hours.
Anyways, not much happened this weekend it seems. It would be nice to hear a bit from LG as why he wants me lynched apart from "what others said" which seems to boil down to "avoidance of setup discussion".-
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Mod: What are the conditions needed to replace someone? Has Zazier picked up his prod?
I think the deadline is more than 8 hours since it says September the 1st and my timezone has only just entered August the 31st. I don't think a last minute rush on anyone else is a good idea at this point though, unless Zazier gets replaced which according to the rules would extend our deadline. I still hold minor suspicion of TDC and DDD's play looks mostly passive/sit on easy target all day, but with the amount of not careage from so many people it's hard to tell anymore.
I was kind of expecting more from Nuwen about her thoughts on both the Elmo and Zazier wagons. You seemed to call them both suspect, which casts suspicion on the majority of the game, can we expect your "weigh in on everyone supporting it" before the end of today? Is Lord Gurgi still the most likely to be scum?Primpod 11:13 pm
chamber can you please come to ukmeet
i would love to finally touch your face-
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Sorry, been watching my other games that all are deadlining it up.
Goat: Town.
FL: Town Bellhop.
Batt: I can kind of see the gambit. It makes more sense considering the difference in the early versus late play of today than a huge buildup.
Zaz: Still a good lynch.
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You need to back this up. You're simply saying Nuwen's stance is more likely to come from scum, but I want reasonsBattousai wrote:?
My conclusion is that if one of Nuwen or LG were buddying up, it would most likely be Nuwen.
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LG's stance seemed to be that Elmo didn't do enough scummy actions.
Nuwen's stance seemed to be based on defending actions that others have found scummy.
I think that scum would be more likely to defend a townie they think is about to be lynched, and Nuwen's stance seemed to be the most likely way of doing it.whyit's more likely to come from scum. Saying it "seems" the most likely isn't good enough.-
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"Some players seem to be suggesting that there be a slight wardrobe swap for our guest ZazieR -- in the sense that I give his clothes to somebody else while disposing of the body. However, I shall remind my most pleasurable guests that we are creeping towards the Witching Hour, and the Witching Hours needs blood before a Warlock can make his magic. At least that's my understanding. If anybody knows an easier way, by the by, please contact me.
"If I choose to replace ZazieR, I will not be doing so directly before deadline which would then require an extension. In case you haven't noticed, I wantyouto kill somebody instead of forcingmeto kill somebody and sucker another sap to join our little congregation. I may replace him during the night or during daybreak, but not today.""Logic? I call that flapdoodle."
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