Wow, this is the first game I'm in with players I've played with before!
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Hi Scorp!
Now, to business. This looks like it will be an interesting re-read in the very least.
Thoughts to come later.
Well, look at it from my perspective. I know I'm town, but I have no idea about Ezekial because I don't have very much to go on. So from where I stand, it seems highly likely that a townie is going to get voted out today, because there's a decent chance that we're both town. Ezekial isn't scummy, my vote was straight up lurker lynching, because having a lurker in LyLo is a disaster. I predict that Agar might help to turn this game around, since he is definitely less likely to lurk than Ezekial.The only leading wagon is yours, and the other leading wagon is a thought wagon Ezekial. If it is on Ezekial, you just defended him saying a mislynch is likely... which to me makes no sense here either.
I don't recall listing you as non-committal. I dunno if it came across that way, but I didn't intend to say that. I just noted that your playstyle isn't as aggressive as last game we played (and you've given good reason).Lizzy Tsoi wrote:AGar! Welcome I was surprised to see your avatar in this thread - thank you for replacing in& thank you for not outing me ha.
Oh yay - finally a bit more pressure on Concerned. Concerned, now that Ezekiel has been replaced, has your vote changed?
AGar, it's interesting that your vote & reasoning behind it are so drastically different from your predecessor's. Since your reason for thinking VW/Scorp town can apply to scum as well, is there anything besides behavior play (ie. logic play) that make you think this way?
Right, so I'm unsure where these ideas that I am noncommittal are coming from. I'm not being noncommittal, and that post that DTMaster has a problem with was not to defend myself in "noncommittal" behavior.
The point of that post was me expressing that what I had on Concerned was not from manipulative scumhunting, but rather from my observations on his behavior with other people. I have taken a position from what I've seen in this game and believe Concerned the most scummy. That is not wishy-washy. Wishy-washy is not having confidence behind a vote, or moving without much reason on views of people.
My playstyle here is seen as pretty passive, but throughout much of this game, there has never been a reason for me to be on the attack. Many of the rest of you have done quite a lot of attacking and it has only escalated into unreadable, almost unhelpful exchanges. In a game where there is less attacking, I take more active measures, but in this game it is better for my own understanding of people's actions if I only look at others' attacks and others' reactions, post my views on things and see how they're received.
If there are any more excuses to be had, they're that I've been sick with the swine flu & food poisoning throughout this month, so perhaps that has led to more passive playing than I'd wish. I want to post at least once a day, but things have prevented me from that. Maybe with more posts I'll be able to throw off this view that I am playing too passively.
Regarding the other game, AGar, I had to attack more to decide who to investigate at night & who not to, and it would have provided me with solid information the next day. Here, no solid info at all. So while my playing's going to change a little more actively now, it will be nothing like my play in that past game.
I tend to find that ICs, because they have more experience under their belt, are tougher to read because they've played more games, gotten more experience, understand theory and mechanics better, etc etc. It's not so much "being the IC" that throws me as it's just generally ICs are better players.Zorblag wrote: Welcome to the game, AGar! We haven't played in any games together but I've heard good things about you from people who's opinions I respect. Thank you for getting caught up with the game quickly. I am going to take issue with your saying that you're getting a mixed IC read on me. This game is the first time that I've had so many players latch onto the idea that somehow ICs are something other than normal players in the game. Sure ICs have a few games under their belt and can answer questions about rules and basic theory but their play is just as analyzable as anyone else's.
2 points.Xscorp wrote:2. Cruelty - for the sole fact that he keeps on hitting at VW and also is ignoring the fact that Concerned didn't even so much as unvote on BN
That was me, first of all. Honestly, Troll asked for a top two, and I needed a second. I'm not by any means in the mood of lynching you, but I do want to read your posts deeper.cruelty wrote:[Limited access, short and dirty]
2 points.Xscorp wrote:2. Cruelty - for the sole fact that he keeps on hitting at VW and also is ignoring the fact that Concerned didn't even so much as unvote on BN
1: What exactly is wrong with my case on VW? Pressing a case I think is correct is hardly a scumtell.
2: Not sure how that's relevant to VW. I didn't unvote on BN either. Why didn't you bring that up? Or DTM? - actually, who DID unvote? I don't have time to go back through, but offhand I don't recall anyone unvoting.
I don't really understand your suspicion. I might be a bit tunnelled but the game has been very stagnant so I think it's understandable. I don't think I've been acting inherently scummy, and I don't think that you point re: Concerned is in anyway relevant (Especially when you consider my target is the guy who hammered the claimed cop with two weeks left in the day).
thenAgar wrote: Cruelty seems to be playing a proactive game, but I'm not sure. He's tunneling on VW a bit, but that's to be expected.
thenAgar wrote:Cruelty - for the sole fact that he keeps on hitting at VW
Which is the inconsistency I was hoping for. Thanks.Agar wrote:if anything, tunneling is the LAST thing you should be doing
I had missed that your vote stayed without an unvote. My bad, I digested 12 pages in a night, I miss things.cruelty wrote:Yep knew it was you, was my mistake.
Thanks for the ammo? Did you read the thread? I already acknowledged that my vote was there (in fact I started the wagon), but the wagon built up a head of steam and VW was lynched before I could do anything about it.
Also, I'm more scummy because I'm calm? That's laughable. Scum would surely be more "emotional" - especially when trying to convince someone of their innocence.
I note that you say this earlier:
thenAgar wrote: Cruelty seems to be playing a proactive game, but I'm not sure. He's tunneling on VW a bit, but that's to be expected.
thenAgar wrote:Cruelty - for the sole fact that he keeps on hitting at VW
Which is the inconsistency I was hoping for. Thanks.Agar wrote:if anything, tunneling is the LAST thing you should be doing
Honestly, I have bigger fish to fry then one lone fool tunneling too hard on someone. Looking back, you didn't post any time after BN's self-vote. So I really can't fault you for not unvoting. I can fault Concerned for putting a claiming PR at L-1. What sense does that make? VW hammered, yes. But Concerned set him up for the hammer - you don't seem to be understanding that.cruelty wrote:If you'd had serious concerns about tunnelling you'd have brought them up in your initial post. Curiouser and curiouser.
Also just noted this.cruelty wrote: Also, I'm more scummy because I'm calm? That's laughable. Scum would surely be more "emotional" - especially when trying to convince someone of their innocence.