VasudeVa wrote:Just because you're voting a player does NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT THE MILLIONTH POWER MEAN YOU ARE SCUMHUNTING.
Yes. It does. Why? BECAUSE I SAY SO. MUHAHAHHAHAHAHAH.
Serious answer: Yes I am.
Serious-er answer: No really, I am.
Assertions aren't always helpful.
VasudeVa wrote:1. false case on VV(not proven)
2. Theory attack????(I don't understand why this point is named so, ties in with 1, not proven)
3. Over-clarification(hardly scummy)
4. Neutral reaction to Hoopla's gambit(spin)
You cannot prove that shit. These are INTERPRETATIONS. How hard is it for you to understand that INTERPRETATIONS are hardly ever the same level as proof? You do your fair share of interpretations and this 'defense' you put up is terrible.
Your hypocrisy pains me. One could say that your self-defense is all INTERPRETATIONS which are not the same level as proof.
I'm thinking I could tolerate a Vas lynch, though he's not more likely than others to be scum.
I don't like that he's said multiple times that he doesn't want to be in this game, apparently without considering that he has the option to request replacement. A lynch would give him the out he claims to want.
And he's been getting in the way.
Seraphim wrote:first point, second example:
VasudeVa's main point against my argument during that point in the game was that I had made a "lazy bandwagoning case" rather than actually addressing the points I had made against him. I still maintain that that post is an appeal to emotion, or perhaps more accurately "ad hominem". Let's take a look at the post again:
VasudeVa wrote:Yawn at the OMGUS accusation. Does anyone ever believe that scum are more likely to do that? Lazy, lazy~
If we break down this post, he first tries to discredit the argument by asserting the following: "Scum are not more likely to make an OMGUS vote than town." This is also a strawman for the real argument, which is that he is discrediting my argument by calling it lazy rather than going after the points themselves. By continuing to push that I am being "lazy"(note the use of the word "yawn"), he doesn't actually have to answer any of my points because the case is "lazy" and therefore not a case at all and not worth answering. This IS appeal to emotion. Rather than answer the points or prove they are unsubstantial, he strawmans a few key points and says the case is lazy, probably made by lazy scum, therefore I don't need to answer the points because I don't need to answer no posts by no scum.
Do you make your cases to be answered by the person against whom they are composed, or to convince others? Any strawman/AtE/dismissiveness on his part isn't going to prevent others from agreeing with you.
Seraphim wrote:Plumegranate wrote:Seraphim wrote:I think you're being coached to play like this because it will make it difficult for you to be lynched so long as they continue to play the too scummy to be scum card. I postulate that scum may even be using you to draw the vig with your play.
WHAAAAAAAT? EXPLAIN NOW PLZ.
Whoops. Looks like there was a giant hole in my logic there, lol. I'm pretty sure there was more to that point so I'll expand on that.
It's a win-win situation for scum. Have VV act in a VI-ish manner. Players dismiss him as VI. He isn't a strong player anyway, so if he comes under heavy scrutiny, they can bus him easily. Also, if there's a lot of noise about VV in the thread, that might help overshadow the other scum in the topic and make VV a more likely vig target.
It's incredible speculation and there's no real basis behind it besides my speculation.
The next logical step is to guess that the other scum might be bussing him. I don't understand why people are ruling that out between the two of you, but it's also much too early to say it's the case.
I don't like Seraphim
975. It looks like Seraphim decided it's only worth trying to figure out that someone is town if the other person cooperates. It could be frustration, or scumminess.
VasudeVa wrote:You #938 wrote:And then he OMGUS'd ooba a while back, a wagon I don't buy.
Seems like a chainsaw to me! A soft one, maybe with kittens.
That's not what chainsaw means. A chainsaw defense would be if he said ooba was town
because
you voted/attacked him, but that's not what he said.
@Papa Zito:
Post 1005: serious? (y/n)
@Rhinox:
Post 1014: serious? (y/n)
DrippingGoofball wrote:Now that you mention it, 100% of my reads are self-meta projections...
I love this line.
Just because a majority of a group of people decide it's okay doesn't mean it's not murder. - Cobblerfone