Vote: Zee
Would definately like to hear more from him.
What's your opinion on the Manzcar case?
How can you say I was backtracking when my vote was still on Raivann when he was modkilled?Chinaman wrote:Wow, I can honestly say I wasn't expecting a Modkill. I can also honestly say that I am buying into a town being swayed by a post and maybe just coming on too strong at the beginning...thing. Right now, since Raivann flipped scum, I willUNVOTEdue to my main suspicion being surrounded around Raivann/MM connections. It originally seemed like an MM going after largest wagon then backtracking once wagon died down a bit.
Look forward to your post on why Scien is scum. I have a stronger town read on him than scum right now.
LoL. How were we to know if your computer was broke or not. Even when you come in and tell us that's why you have been gone, how can we know that you are truthful. For all I knew you were keeping tabs and not contributing. In that case I needed to pressure in order to get you to talk.Zeenon wrote:Lurking is when you are able to have access to the site and don't post.
ZEEnon wrote: In my opinion, cruelty is likely town due to him being the first person to point out Raivann's scummy opinion.
Didnt expect Modkill... but at least one scum is down.Fuzzyman wrote:Well isn't this an austere turn of events.
No chance this was a bus?ZEEnon wrote: In my opinion, cruelty is likely town due to him being the first person to point out Raivann's scummy opinion.
Was this directed at Fuzzy or myself?Scien wrote:do I detect a whiff that you are happy about [Raivann being modkilled]?
I'm not sure I agree with this line of thinking. Go ahead and re-evaluate things, of course, but it's just as likely that scum (MonkeyMan) saw the hole Raivann had dug himself and wanted to get his antiscum vote "on the record." It's also a little early this time to qualify as bandwagon jumping, but it's become a pattern of behavior for Monkey add his vote to cases that are picking up steam. He saw the 2 votes on Zee and immediately made himself the 3rd vote. Given Monkey's behavior during the Manzcar episode, his explanation for his Raivann vote and his latest mostly unexplained vote for Zee, I think it's time for my first vote of the game.Chinaman wrote: Right now, since Raivann flipped scum, I will UNVOTE due to my main suspicion being surrounded around Raivann/MM connections. It originally seemed like an MM going after largest wagon then backtracking once wagon died down a bit.
My argument on you died with Raivann.
I'm not sure what kind of defence you expect me to put up to that. It seems like pretty petty reasons for a vote when there are people a lot more strongly linked to defending Raivann than me.Dizzle wrote:Was this directed at Fuzzy or myself?Scien wrote:do I detect a whiff that you are happy about [Raivann being modkilled]?
I'm not sure I agree with this line of thinking. Go ahead and re-evaluate things, of course, but it's just as likely that scum (MonkeyMan) saw the hole Raivann had dug himself and wanted to get his antiscum vote "on the record." It's also a little early this time to qualify as bandwagon jumping, but it's become a pattern of behavior for Monkey add his vote to cases that are picking up steam. He saw the 2 votes on Zee and immediately made himself the 3rd vote. Given Monkey's behavior during the Manzcar episode, his explanation for his Raivann vote and his latest mostly unexplained vote for Zee, I think it's time for my first vote of the game.Chinaman wrote: Right now, since Raivann flipped scum, I will UNVOTE due to my main suspicion being surrounded around Raivann/MM connections. It originally seemed like an MM going after largest wagon then backtracking once wagon died down a bit.
My argument on you died with Raivann.
Vote: MonkeyMan576
Other than sensing a mounting of suspicion of Zee and increasing pressure for him to unveil his synopsis, why did you vote for Zee?MonkeyMan576 wrote:I'm not sure what kind of defence you expect me to put up to that. It seems like pretty petty reasons for a vote when there are people a lot more strongly linked to defending Raivann than me.
That's pretty much it. I recognized him as lurking, and bringing out lurkers is pro-town.Dizzle wrote:Other than sensing a mounting of suspicion of Zee and increasing pressure for him to unveil his synopsis, why did you vote for Zee?MonkeyMan576 wrote:I'm not sure what kind of defence you expect me to put up to that. It seems like pretty petty reasons for a vote when there are people a lot more strongly linked to defending Raivann than me.
I kinda think that this statement is a bit misleading.MonkeyMan576 wrote:I recognized him as lurking, and bringing out lurkers is pro-town.
So according to you I should ignore someone who's lurking. That really makes sense.cruelty wrote:I kinda think that this statement is a bit misleading.MonkeyMan576 wrote:I recognized him as lurking, and bringing out lurkers is pro-town.
In my opinion,lurking is anti-town.
Bringing out lurkers is a null tell.
If scum realises someone is lurking, it's in their best interest to draw attention to this as well - it takes the heat off them.
I think Zeenon's return to the game will shed some light on exactly what's going on here. For now though;
FoS: MonkeyMan