Mini 961: Insane Asylum II: GAME OVER :O!
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Actually, my mistake; I had it displaying "topics" instead of "posts." You're totally right that you were globally off-site.Unvote
I think farside has mischaracterized the reason for my vote being crap. I think this is slightly scummy because it indicates an interest in finding a framework for voting someone more than reflection on whether said actions are scummy.Vote: farside.-
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You voted me and asked me a question. I assumed that the two events were related. Your question was why stalling out on confirmation would be voteworthy. So the implication is that you think it's scummy to vote someone for stalling out on confirmation.
I did check Tar; I just uses msutils incorrectly. I had it displaying "topics" rather than "posts." Have already indicated this.
Are you claiming that you voted me because you noticed that discrepancy? If so, why didn't you allude to it instead of asking an abstract question about confirmation stalling being voteworthy?-
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1) is misrep IMO at this point; I have already explained why it looked to me like you thought the vote was crap. At best, you're splitting hairs by clearing thinking it was crap and complaining I'm saying you said it was crap.farside22 wrote:1) stated that I made a comment calling your vote crap. Untrue
2) avoid answering question.
3) OMGUS vote that is unjustified thus far and still avoiding answering my orginal question about why Tar stood out amoung the 3.
4) bringing up an ongoing game that can not be discussed
2) Uh, I answered your question. To restate -- scum sometimes delay confirmation to extend pregame talk, so late confirmation, especially where there's a big gap, is a priori scummy.
3) I gave reasoning IMO. I still think it's good reasoning, too. I also explained why Tar stood out among those three, and you're quite aware of it because you go as far as to flat-out mention
4) which is somewhat naughty of you to do IMO.
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1) "At best, you're splitting hairs by clearly having thought my vote was crap [cf. your counter-vote] while complaining that I said you said it was crap [which is vacuously true because you didn't EXPLICITLY say as much, even if your vote implies you thought so]." Does that edit make it make more sense? Too many pronouns, I think.
2) You have all the information you need to answer the first question. bv got a free pass for providing a plausible excuse for his late confirm. Also already stated.
3) I don't know what you mean. To justify the vote, I indicated why your behavior was more likely to come from scum than town (or, really, why it beats background probabilities).
4) I'm not playing dumb; I'm saying that your flagrant lampshading, especially with a tone capable of drawing a modkill, looks bad. No, I do not think you should address the issue further.-
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So, are you saying your vote for me was pure farsideRVS?-
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Kai, my point was that she didn't vote me for misrepresenting the fact, but rather because (as I read it) she thought it was scummy to vote based on late confirms (similar to what you just said). I thought it was scummy because it was evidence that she wasn't really investigating my content, but was instead looking for an accepted reason to vote someone. It's the same logic that makes you think that people who push votes based on late confirms are scummy.
(It turns out that, assuming she isn't backpedaling, and I think it's plausible that she isn't, she was voting me for neither reason, but rather to indicate that she was serious about the question and wanted it to be answered.)
I'm not personally aware of the statistical stuff you've alluded to, but I'll take your word for it on the math. I can say that I've been in a scumgroup where I was chastised for confirming too soon, and I've been (IIRC) in a scumgroup where a scumfriend took ages to formally confirm while talking pre-game.
(My guess is that depending on how you operationalize it, you'll see an effect. For example, if all the confirms are on the same day, confirmation order is not a strong tell; but, if a subset are delayed significantly (as in this game), the tell might be stronger. But this is all neither here nor there six pages in.)
Regardless of whether UK wants us to lynch her, that probably doesn't reliably indicate that town wants what UK wants to happen to happen.
I think I interpret some of Glork's behavior a little differently from you. Townies have no motivation whatsoever for voting themselves, except to construct an obnoxious meta, whereas scum have WIFOM-inducing motivation for doing something like that. I also didn't like his self-meta of "wacky Glorky" when someone mentioned as much. I also also didn't know what to make of his allusion to the possibility that I might be masons with him. (I also also also don't really know why he'd have a town read on me given the farside interaction, but people seem to agree with him, so w/e.) SC (IIRC) calling Glork pro-town "if anything" for being wacky (it brings conversation!) was even more bizarre, though. I understand your perspective on that issue, too, though.
As such, I'm more ambivalent than you on SP-SC-Glork. I'm tired of voting farside, though, frankly.Unvote; Vote: StrangerCoug. I'll read through the last few pages again and see if I change my mind.-
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I guess maybe if you think you read people best early on when you're making off-topic, jokey discussion, which I could kinda see.
Results of reread:
I'll make your life hell?farside wrote:Typically with RVS I vote some person I know will make my life hell and watch for reaction.
Second SB's request that SP and /or Tar change avatars. (Do they have the same one because of some other game? DTM had it, too.)
Tar, have you played with SB before?
The interaction with Sociopath and Glork about the dictionary business is very unnatural, especially since Glork had already criticized Iec-farside for being a "distraction." But I have a slightly townier read on Glork this time through, for whatever reason.-
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Prod received. I am reading the thread, but sort of don't see anything new worth commenting on. I still have scummish on SC, ambivalence on Glork/SP biased scum on SP, and neutral-town on SB.
Would love it if anyone wants to ask me anything.
Happy scumday! I hope you enjoyed the new prod I gave you that you just responded to-
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Other than what I already said, I could see Leech as scum, especially if Glork and SP are both town. Mod voting is cute, but probabilistically anti-town, he's framing SB's play as scummy when it is null at best via meta IMO, and he's lurking. I mean, we're sort of all lurking a little except for you, but ye know.
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I don't know how I feel about farside's pressure on SB. With three parties implicated -- SC/Glork/SP -- I don't see a scum motivation in going for a wagon elsewhere, unless they're quite certain that a townwagon will follow to completion without them. Since SP has been winning for some time and several people off the wagon have expressed interest, I think SB is unlikely to be scum with SP.
On the other hand, yeah, calling out people for calling you out for lurking is scummy IMO. I don't think I've seen her play that card before, and certainly not as frequently as recently.
SB, why does Tar get the vote over farside (whom you called out for basically the same reason)?-
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^ I would agree with that if SP were the only feasible wagon, but not given that she had SP/Glork/SC to choose from (edit: but see below). Put another way, ignoring the issue doesn't make her look any townier than helping alternawagon, so she's hurting herself without benefit given scumfriendSP IMO.
That said, you having 0 votes on you means that your wagon wasn't really there, and the same with our already being close to deadline. So it's not as strong a conditional as I thought it was. <_<-
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I read through page 8 of the old game. Thoughts:
1. Scum (correctly in general for that case and in that case) indicated that the 3rd Miller claimer is less likely to be scum because the first 2 had been framed as claim and counterclaim. This is a little different from our situation, though, because multiple Millers no longer appeared out of the ordinary.
2. OMG tajo is a baby <3
3. UK's flavor made me laugh. XD-
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My vote for SC is a reflection of my prior ambivalence about Glork/SP. I wouldn't really dispute that it was bad/weak reasoning. Nothing has really happened to convince me that I was wrong, though, least of all page 12, where he (for the second time) backs down mainly because you tell him to AFAICT.
I'm not crazy about your pontification about possibility/requires tbh. Part of scumRhetoric is overemphasizing certain possibilities over others. Using language like "requires" is one (inelegant) way to do that.-
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This is the sequence of events IIRC:magnus_orion wrote:
I'm confused, could you explain both where and how I do this in greater detail?I'm not crazy about your pontification about possibility/requires tbh. Part of scumRhetoric is overemphasizing certain possibilities over others. Using language like "requires" is one (inelegant) way to do that.
Cause this sounds like what I'm trying to say glork was doing, and pointing it out doesn't mean I was doing it. But I may be misunderstanding your point here.
1. SC says that Glork must be scum because he was disproportionately sure I was town.
2. Glork points out that some town roles know that people are town, so SC's "must" language is misleading.
3. SC says "my bad" and retracts his argument
*time passes*
4. MO says that Glork was wrong to do "2," because he was relying on an overly literal reading of SC's "must be scum" bit.
5. Iec says that it's not inappropriate to do what Glork did in "2," because scum sometimes deliberately turn "X or Y" situations apparent "X" situations with rhetoric that misrepresents something as certain rather than possible.
Your 275 also gets a little theory-heavy.
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Meaning "he may or may not be scum, but I don't think he's really NK-proof if he's scum"?farside22 wrote:I never see a player admit to being NK that wasn't town.
Scum claim it here and here in my experience -- accurate in only one of those cases IIRC. The believe the latter is SC (same player) doing it to look like SK to *avoid* the lynch, though.-
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He simulposted with me, so I hadn't seen it. They might do so because the masons haven't been outed yet. Is Tar implying that the masons all claimed to one another already or something?
Since Tar's statement came so far after SC started being at L-1, I don't think that affects the plausibility of my statement.-
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There are three possibilities:
1. SC was not hammered because he is scum and his scumfriends want to lynch Elli.
2. SC was not hammered because there are already too many scum on his wagon, and they didn't want a full house, or there was already a full house. (So, 2+ scum on the wagon.)
3. SC was not hammered because people just sort of weren't online. (A reach on its own IMO)
I'm still voting SC because I think "1" is simplest given vibe + some behavior inconsistent with his claim. The only thing going for "2" is that he had crumbed vig a bit.-
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UK, I thought you were talking about this.
@ MO, "want to lynch Elli" doesn't necessarily imply "are currently voting Elli." Given that "1" is correct, my best guess for scumfriends would be Tar and dram. I'm not convinced that that kind of speculation is very productive before a flip, though.
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If it's a condition where a given player being scum meant that there weren't enough scumfriend-able players to make a scumteam (as you implied), then it is a decent exercise. I have illustrated that that condition is not met IMO. Going the extra step and trying to independently evaluate all probable n by x by x scumteams without flip information is unlikely to be very efficient, though. I was just preempting you.
Tar voted SP, then moved to SB(=Elli). He only HFoS'd SC when SC followed him to SB upon being put under pressure for the SP suspicion. This is highly consistent with Tar-SC scumfriends IMO.
Slicey/dram is a non-entity slot, so no, I haven't said anything about him. He's the 3rd scumfriend by PoE, mostly. The Tar vote is RVS-tier. Also, while it's true that dram's activity was about half as great the 19th as before (consistent with having an exam), he still managed to post 10 times in 6 distinct games. So I could see his lower priority in this game being an attempt to finish with his vote on a scumfriend without being implicated in either legitimately bussing a scumfriend or contributing to a mislynch. But that's a weaker proposition -- his inclusion is mainly PoE.-
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