Toon fighter - 9
magnus_orion - 4
Farside22 - 1
Jack - 1
Not Voting - 5
With 20 alive, it takes 11 to lynch.
To Be Replaced:
TheLonging
@richard: how is my question WIFOM? I asked when do you see someone doing it in a game.
Like ever in any game.
will do the same, as it seems the most likely thing to keep me alive for today:Seacore wrote:Vote: MagnusFor the sole reason of getting rival bandwagons going.
Granted this is a new player thing to say, but I do see expecting to be attack as more mafia than town. Also, voting out of "impulse" but spending time to consider whether someone would be suspicious of him?Toon Fighter wrote: I did vote prety much out of impulse, and, although I did expect somebody to notice that and attack me, I didn't think it would get so far in such short time.
No such thing as obligatory bussing. And if they were it would be poor play to switch, having an early place on a scum wagon looks good on the resume.ElectricBadger wrote:Assuming magnus-scum, you don't think any fellow scum would be shifting from obligatory bussing to a competing wagon?Jack wrote:Don't buy the "flood of mafia to save their partner" theory either, that's just unlikely.
First off, I disagree with Anon's assessment of Toon Fighter's post. Toon Fighter isn't being careful not to express suspicions; he clearly states that he is suspicious of RichardGHP, with magnus as an implied weak number 2 suspect. Granted, I don't think Toon Fighter's case is particularly strong, but it's still a case.Toon Fighter wrote:That was weird, Richard. You just voted for magnus for him being in a bandwagon, and after TheLonging said that you said you were V/LA. Coincidence? I think not.
FoS: RichardGHP
magnus_orion also feels scummy, but not much. I believe that post 40 by Primate had some reason behind it, based on his role, but that theory is unconfirmable right now.Anon wrote:
Someone is just being TOO careful to express suspicions, arent we?
Vote: Toon Fighter.Toon Fighter wrote:@ Anon: OMGUS
vote: Anon
As ElectricBadger points out in the next post, this is ridiculous. Toon Fighter didn't demonstrate any suspicion of Anon at all, just a vote. In fact, he later says that his vote was "random" in Post 141. Either he was lying in 141 or was making stuff up in Post 115. On another note, only three people voted for Toon Fighter prior to 115. Three is hardly "the whole village".TF wrote:He voted me for being too careful stating my suspicions. I show a suspicion on him and BAM! the whole village falls right on me.
If there is any pro-town motivation in doing this, I missed it completely.I wanted to put my vote on the second bandwagon while I read up on the game.
I just went through and read a bit on Toon Fighter in the game he mentions above and am now leaving my vote on Toon.Toon Fighter wrote:somebody asked about the other game I was lynched D1 as townie:
viewtopic.php?t=13008&postdays=0&postorder=asc&&start=0 (newbie 885. the game hasn't ended yet)
I'm curious as to where I expressed this belief? While I don't think that merely the act of putting on votes to a band-wagon is a damning scum-tell, I certainly don't think its a town-tell either. I'd place it more as an action that leans toward being scummy, but is nearly a null tell. Its much scummier as a frequent offense.@magnus_orion: You have yet to explain why you believe someone who BW votes looks town to you especially after I showed a few games in which scum just slide in bw votes with no imput.
Nul wrote:
I'll follow the crowd for now. Need to catch up with the game
A good reason not to vote for Toon.
I'm not sure how someone jumping on a BW with no imput doesn't affect anything. I've said already I seem many times scum slide under the radar and vote without imput and you seem to see this as nothing of interest from what I can tell.magnus wrote:Actually, that's just a bad reason to vote for Toon, not a good reason not to. It doesn't affect Toon's scumminess in the slightest.
Or at the very least, as far as I can tell, Nul's reasons for voting Toon don't affect whether or not Toon is actually scum.
I'll agree to disagree on that.Jack wrote:No such thing as obligatory bussing.
Attempting to shift lynches onto townies is pretty much the root of all scummy play, IMO.Jack wrote:And if they were it would be poor play to switch
He IS suspicious, and a wagon on him is logical - note I started the thing myself. However, the reaction to his 7 posts feels out of proportion to their content and the time of day. Especially as I don't see much scumhunting in the votes: it's not really an investigation so much as a rush towards an execution.Jack wrote:I think toon fighter is genuinely suspicious. As I think you do since you were voting him.
The flood of votes implies mafia are present; players voting with more purpose than I see posted in the game. Lots of votes placed very quickly with a small quantity of evidence = bad wagon tell to me. I'll see how it develops once toon has a chance to respond a few times, but for now-Jack wrote:So why assume that the votes on toon fighter are a "flood" of mafia trying to save magnus?
That he keeps voting based on nothing and pretending he's pro-town. No. It's evidence that they want to lynch someone, whether they have a good reason or not. In some cases this could mean that they are mafia, but one bad wagon doesn't make everyone on it mafia.What's the reasoning on the magnus wagon? If a flood of votes switches from toon to magnus is it evidence that they are mafia switching on to an innocent?