Ahoy, me matey! Tis nice to fine'ly play a proper game wit ye!
As well, I be proposin we be talkin like dis fer da hole game! What say ye?
Now... waaat sorta crrrazy-assss rule wood DAT be, eh?Nexus wrote:I can take two votes on it, it's a funny joke. Three votes becomes a distraction.
I's da one dats bin talkin in de accent!Doombunny9 wrote:Vote: Nexusbecause random voting and talking in an accent are scummy
Also, I'm against a nameclaim since it won't help town out all that much since scum were probably either given fakeclaims or roles that don't necessarily that their scum. Its probably just going to confuse town more than help it.
'Ow many pirates 'ave you 'eard of den? You mean dat if someone's name is obscure, den dey're lyin'? Dat's crazy, dere aren't dat many pirates dat we'd all know, 'sides o'course Long John Silver and Capt. Jack Sparrow.chesskid3 wrote:Flubber McBlubber is not a pirate anyone has ever heard of.
Therefore he is not going to be a role.
An' sorry fer triple postin', boot dis 'ere is not a good post. Tis a scummy one.chesskid3 wrote:As much as I would like to call you scum for this idiotic line of questioning, you just got a townread too :/
fml
unvote
Vote: IS
Jus' a while ago youse was sayin' dat da scum 'ould prob'ly 'ave fakeclaims already! So it don't matter what age 'o piracy it's from! You is joost tryin' ta lead us on a wild goose chase!chesskid3 wrote:ok
how about
fictional/non-fictional/what age of piracy your pirate is from claim?
I want to narrow down fakeclaims
without giving any real information to scum
Show some class, matey. If ya don't wants me ta report ya!chesskid3 wrote:I'd like to say Liar is scum, because his line of questioning wasfucking retarded, and I'd like to think that no town was stupid enough to ask those questions.
I knows why I wants it, I's jus' wond'rin why you want it so much.For god's sakes earlier you were for it because others were so against it
the fuck happened?
I's still don't tink da mod 'ould be picky aboot da age 'o piracy an stuff like dat. I's wouldn't be fer it at all 'cept fer Shadow 'n Nexus not likin' it.So given that I don't believe scum have fakeclaims, does my strategy make more sense?
'Zactly me point! Dere're fewer famous non-ficshunal pirates den ficshunal ones. So, it be possible dat dere be a few odd 'uns out jus' by chance! An' wantin' ta lynch sommun 'cause dere name ain't right don't sit well wit me.Because my role being either fictional or non-fictional
does not tell me what the other 11 are
^ OMGUSchesskid3 wrote:what the fuck?
You get every single fucking thing wrong.
I said I'd like to thinkwas scum, but I have a townread.LIAR
I ANSWERED NC's questions, unless you'd like to show me where I didn't answer one.
I dropped MC because it's like 7 against 1 for?
I called you town for a post i quoted, not because you agreed with me
Your townread is gone.
you chewed it up
swallowed it
and puked it back out
and then crapped on it
The post you quoted was the one where I agreed with you.I called you town for a post i quoted, not because you agreed with me
I meant Liar. Point still stands.I said I'd like to think LIAR was scum, but I have a townread.
I ANSWERED NC's questions, unless you'd like to show me where I didn't answer one.
NC wrote:and its important you know b/c?
It's the way you dropped it that doesn't sit well with me. You fought for it for 2/3 pages, then just went 'whatever'? It's as if you didn't really care about it, or have a strong case for it in the first place.I dropped MC because it's like 7 against 1 for?
I tink t'was something to be discussed, not dismissed out o' hand like dat.AurorusVox wrote:Umbrage: ye were basin' whether ye supported the massclaim or not on the players who were for or against it, rather than considering what ye yerself thought? Take some responsibility for yer answer, you scurvy sea dog. Do you think its a good idea, regardless of what anyone else be sayin?
Chess: Ahoy! I like me Umbrage vote fer now.
Someone agrees with you: they're town.chesskid3 wrote:Your point that still stands I don't get. Perhaps you could explain it.
You just... want scum to be forced to fake claim. And then you don't lynch them. I don't get it.chesskid3 wrote:It's not even about lynching based on the claims
As much as I would like to call you scum for this idiotic line of questioning...unvote
ok
how about
fictional/non-fictional/what age of piracy your pirate is from claim?
The first and third quotes also show a tendency to leave a door open, so you can hop on a wagon if it forms, but stay safely away if it doesn't.Your townread is gone... I'm still having trouble seeing Umbrage scum though, even with all the misrep.
chesskid3 wrote:afafuiajfaodsfjaijdfoasjdfaodsjfafd
MC on D1 forces scum to PICK A CLAIM
then
when we have flips
if a claim looks REALLY REALLY OUT OF LINE WITH ALL THE FLIPS
BYE BYE SCUM
JESUS
HOW IS THIS HARD
no townread but not scumread---->nullread duh.
Also I really don't care if you think I'm scum or not, because you're a goddamn VI
chesskid3 wrote:It's not even about lynching based on the claims
QFTLiar wrote:Why is D1 and D2 for nameclaims different?chesskid3 wrote:No
WE DIDNT mass nameclaim on D1
had we, it would have worked
Can't you nameclaim last during D1 also?
Secondly how do you know that Mafia will nameclaim similar things?
Suppose that Scum A nameclaims Captain Pickles, and the other claims Captain Jones. How will the flip of Scum A lead us to pick out Captain Jones?
Actually, I would doubt a Jack Sparrow claim, simply because it's way too obvious. And if there is a Jack Sparrow character, I'd doubt he'd be a VT. So scum would have to claim a PR as well.chesskid3 wrote:example
Jack sparrow is probably an autoinclude/who is going to doubt that claim
if scum is claiming last on d4 at mc
claim jacksparrow
win
if we do it d1 they probably wont get to claim last and so won't get to get free towncred with a nice fakeclaim
Shadow wrote:Terrible.
You don't think that's just a TAD scummy? Not even stopping to consider the benefits?Nexus wrote:No, Chesskid.
No, me did give me opinion: I was fer it at first, den I saw dat dere wasn't mooch o' a case fer it 'appenin'. chesskid3 was actin' more scummy den Nexus an' Shadow. I tought aboot it, an' decided it would prob'ly 'elp scum more den town. I's always been givin' me reasons fer tings.AurorusVox wrote:Umbrage: I am voting you because you don't want to give an opinion about massclaim at a relatively early point in the game, which looks to be hyperdefensive.
'Ave you bin readin' da same game I'm readin'? I done nuthin' but talk aboot da mass claim since page 2!AurorusVox wrote:You say you wanted to discuss it, but the fact is you didn't discuss it (the benefits or otherwise) until I pushed you to do so.
Read da tread a'gain. 'E said dat I lost me town read after I attacked 'im. Dat's OMGUS. An' he only said null after I said t'was OMGUS.AurorusVox wrote:I don't like how you've tried to say Chess OMGUS'd either, when he actually said he thought you were town (and it was only later that he revoked it to a null read)
What? Am I not sa'post ta defend meself? What 'reaction' is scummy 'ere zactly?AurorusVox wrote:"Oh look at how scummy this what he did is!" no, I'll look at what you've done that's scummy thanks. I don't like your reaction to the vote so far, so it'll stay.
*sips tea*AurorusVox wrote:No. You gave your opinion on the other players and used that to decide whether or not massclaim was a good thing. My argument is that you hadn't, until I pointed it out, argued what merits you saw in massclaim (in a contextless, generic way). Your opinion was always by proxy of how other people were acting and what their opinion was. It was impossible to trace what YOU thought was.Umbrage wrote:No, me did give me opinion: I was fer it at first, den I saw dat dere wasn't mooch o' a case fer it 'appenin'. chesskid3 was actin' more scummy den Nexus an' Shadow. I tought aboot it, an' decided it would prob'ly 'elp scum more den town. I's always been givin' me reasons fer tings.
'Ave you bin readin' da same game I'm readin'? I done nuthin' but talk aboot da mass claim since page 2!
Bullshit. I've been debating the merits of the massclaim for ages now. Post 59. Post 64. Post 74. And so on. I didn't make any big long essay of why I thought it was a good or bad idea, sorry. I debated points with the other players as they were brought up.
Umbrage wrote:Read da tread a'gain. 'E said dat I lost me town read after I attacked 'im. Dat's OMGUS. An' he only said null after I said t'was OMGUS.chesskid3, #88 wrote:I'm still having trouble seeing Umbrage scum though, even with all the misrep.
Would you, as scum, attack someone with an early townread on you??Umbrage, #89 wrote:^ OMGUS
That's the wrong quote, and I think you know it. +5 scum points go to you.
You seemed hyperdefensive. The OMGUS was a good example of this - Chess still saw you as town when you accused him of it! And you've now started trying to smear other people instead of defending yourself when it became clear I wasn't letting it drop.Umbrage, #89 wrote:What? Am I not sa'post ta defend meself? What 'reaction' is scummy 'ere zactly?
Heh. So, I'm overdefensive, and I'm not defending myself? MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
No, it doesn't automatically imply that. There's no reason a scummy person can't find legitimate scummy reactions, and on the other side of the coin, its too early to be giving out townreads.Umbrage, #89 wrote:You're sayin' I'm scummy fer findin' udder people's reactions scummy. Dis implies dat you tink Nexus 'n Shadow are town. Is dis true?
So then what was scummy about my 'reactions'? You've got to have some sort of reason for voting me.
But in this specific example: you yourself now agree with the idea that Chess asking for a massclaim was a bad idea. If massclaim is a bad idea, why are you criticising these people for saying so immediately? I don't think it's helpful, but I don't think it's awful. I think peoples' reactions to massclaim as an idea are null.
Sigh... No, I think he never should have proposed an MC if he didn't have good reasoning for it. At the time Shadow and Nexus responded, they had no way of knowing whether he had a good reason for it or not. When I voted him, it was clear he didn't. That's a big difference.
Yarr.
It's so nice when the scum reveal themselves like that. Thanks, Jedo!Jedo the Jedi wrote:I posted less than 24 hours ago. I can't help it if you guys have ranted three pages worth of stuff. I won't guarantee more than two or three posts per 24-hour period, and this will probably be my only one for the weekend.Get back in here and post.
Anyway,vote: Umbrage. I see Vox's point and in fact started to suspect Umbrage around the same time for similar reasons. chess is acting like I used to when I thought I had a good idea andno one would see the (usually bad) reasoning.That doesn't make him town or scum per se. However, what would normally happen if I was town is that a mafioso would be vocal against me,manipulating my stupidityand taking the white knight ofsuperior reason, and would end up painting me in a bad light (more so than I already did myself) or get me lynched. I see the same trend here. So,since I for now assume chess is town, that makes me suspect Umbrage is scum.If that turns out wrong, I will look at chess.
chess, a mass claim is not a good idea on day 1 (and usually day 2) because it only helps the scum. I just did this argument in another game. The problem with mass claiming early of any kind is that it will only devolve into WIFOM arguments for town (because it's all just baseless information with town) and provide scum some info to manipulate and work with. If scum have more info, they can start to sift probable power roles, use the information to manipulate suspicion onto certain people, and generally confuse town more. Feel free to disagree, but try to keep a level-head about it.
*Addendum because Umbrage posted before I finished: I don't like that last post.Because I already suspect Umbrage, it looks like a scum in a corner. They have to spread blame out while they can.If it turns out Umbrage is town, that post will receive more attention. I stay with my vote.
AurorusVox wrote:I accept #59 and #64 show you're debating it, which I had missed or forgotten about, but #74 highlights my point. You thought it was a bad idea, but your opinion was that you were FOR it because you didn't like Shadow and Nexus. It feels off to me.Umbrage wrote:Bullshit. I've been debating the merits of the massclaim for ages now. Post 59. Post 64. Post 74. And so on. I didn't make any big long essay of why I thought it was a good or bad idea, sorry. I debated points with the other players as they were brought up.
Yes, I've always made it clear that the sole reason I supported an MC was because of the scummy reactions when it was proposed. I really don't see why that is scummy.
You can't just ignore the fact that he had a town read of you when you said he was OMGUS'ing. How can he be saying you're scum when he's saying, clearly, that he thinks you're town?Umbrage wrote:That's the wrong quote, and I think you know it. +5 scum points go to you.
Because he's trying to spread suspicion of me. His latest post is a great example of that. If I'm lynched, then he can say, "Oh my gut said he was town all along!".
Sorry, I should be more clear. Hyperdefensive means your reactions are out of proportion to the accusations against you, i.e. you think someone is OMGUSing when they have a town read of you. A "hyperdefence," if I can coin that phrase, is not a good defence. It's a bad defence. And then instead of offering a good defence, you turned to smear.Umbrage wrote:Heh. So, I'm overdefensive, and I'm not defending myself? MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
Besides the 'OMGUS' point, can you site any examples of hyperdefensiveness?
Your reactions are, as stated above, hyperdefensive and smearing.Umbrage wrote:So then what was scummy about my 'reactions'? You've got to have some sort of reason for voting me.
Please elaborate. Quotations would be nice.
Don't you think its possible people would know already whether they think there's a good reason for massclaim D1? If someone says "Hey, let's vote no vote until LYLO," I will know straight away that that I think its a bad idea. I don't need to hear the persons' reasoning for it before I say no. I get that your "No" and their "No" were different. But I think you're assuming that people start the game without any presuppositions about mafiatheory, which I don't think is true.Umbrage wrote:Sigh... No, I think he never should have proposed an MC if he didn't have good reasoning for it. At the time Shadow and Nexus responded, they had no way of knowing whether he had a good reason for it or not. When I voted him, it was clear he didn't. That's a big difference.
Sure, it's possible. But if it's so obviously a bad idea, then why didn't they just say why? Let's take your example. If someone said that, then my reaction would be something like: "the scum will eat us alive, why do you think that's a good idea?" instead of "no u suk".
Tea, eh? Aren't the "East Indian Trading Company" the baddies in Pirates of the Carribean? Hold on; yep, here we go: they represented a counterpoint to the themes of personal freedom represented by pirates and one of their major trades was in...DUN DUN DUNNN...tea!Umbrage wrote:*sips tea*
Anything else?
SCUMSCUMSCUM!
lol
Yarr!
Heh. You really don't see Jedo as scum? I thought it was pretty obvious.chesskid3 wrote:hahahahahah after accusing me of omgus
hahahahahahahh
aaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahah
fuck this
Unvote
Vote: umbrage
Goddamnit I don't care about my gut
this is not ok
Better. That's one of the things wrong with his post. Also wrong:chesskid3 wrote:DING DING DING
The actual answer:
Fence-sitting on Umbrage/Chesskid. He appears to take the stance that one of us is scum, without actually taking this stance.
Goes for the easier target, while leaving the door open for an attack on the other person post-mislynch.
That's what was scummy
not
omg he voted for me
omgusomgusomgusscumscumscum
Nexus wrote:I don't really see what there is new for me to respond to in Smargaret's post. They merely ask why anyone else isn't paying attention, not directly asking me anything. likewise, I answered #111 as to why I think typing like a pirate is distracting.
I'm pretty sure I'd be called anti town if I typed in text speak, so I don't get why typing like a pirate is any more acceptable. You can derive what is said from both, but apparently one is acceptable and not the other? No. Likewise, you could type in Spanish, as was suggested, but that's simply causing more consternation and unnecessary trouble for all involved.
I could type everything backwards if I wanted to, but it's anti-town at the very least. So, I don't.
This. Couldn't have said it better myself.smargaret wrote:Nexus, you haven't stuck with a stance all game. Changing your stance the moment you come under attack and in particular the way you voted for Umbrage by waiting for someone to call you on your lack of vote strikes me as very scummy. Coming back and not offering an opinion on everything that's happened is antitown and possibly scummy - all you're doing is reacting to the parts of the game that involve you directly, which allows you to skate past the chesskid/umbrage/vox thing without taking a stance (notice a theme here?). Either you're town and denying us your pov, or you're scum and hoping nobody will notice that you're not committing to a position. Which is it?
No. I thought it was a good idea, but only because of the reason I said.Aurorus Vox wrote:You thought it was a bad idea, yet you supported it.
Read over chesskid3, and you'll see a pattern of OMGUS, and reads determined by whether or not they agree with him. It is this pattern that makes me feel his change of opinion on me was OMGUS.Aurorus Vox wrote:He thought you were town but you took the slightest challenge to be him calling you scum.
Sorry? I think you're getting confused with my pointing out their reactions that made me support a mass claim. I never tried to redirect attention to them. In fact, they're not even my top scum candidates.Aurorus Vox wrote:It was when you started saying "But look at Nexus and Shadow, aren't they scummier than me?"
Obviously not, since it took up so much discussion.Aurorus Vox wrote:Maybe it was so obvious that they didn't feel the need to elaborate.
It's indirect OMGUS.AurorusVox wrote:But thinking Chess is OMGUSing you when he thinks your town doesn't sit well, at all.
AV wrote:If he's leaving doors open WHY wasn't that your point against him.
Umbrage ISO 11 wrote:First ye say I's town fer no good reason. Den you say you'd LIKES to say Liar's scum (why?), but youse has a town read on 'im too? Ye can say later dat ye always tought he was scum if he gets a wagon. I smells a scum wantin' ta back out of a tight spot.
Umbrage ISO 20 wrote:The first and third quotes also show a tendency to leave a door open, so you can hop on a wagon if it forms, but stay safely away if it doesn't.
How is it shifty when I've held that same position the whole time. Suddenly turning around and saying it was a totally bad idea, that would be shifty. I kept my original POV, but circumstances had changed. You're saying that chesskid3 not having any good reasoning to back up his idea wasn't a major flaw in the plan? I should've just went along with whatever he said?AV wrote:Declares the plan is bad but, the "except" shows that he's still for it. He's keeping his options open, not taking a stance, because he's saying "I wouldn't be for it, I don't think it's a good idea" --- "except I am for it." I think its shifty.
This is a bad post. You've tunneled on me the entire game. Now you're trying to make some sort of compromise, like "what you did was scummy but I think you're town" in the hopes that I'll forget all the bad cases you made on me that I shot down. If I contradicted myself, show me where.AurorusVox wrote:RE: ISO #11
/embarrassment of AV
Hooeyy. I have been completely off the ball. I blame my essay.
---
No you shouldn't have gone along with what anyone had said, you should have had your own reasons and thoughts as regards the MC (which, ironically, you did). But the fact remains that these thoughts of your own - that it was a bad idea - do not mesh with your stance on the massclaim, which was shifty. Explicitly, what I'm suggesting is that I'd have found it less scummy for you to say "I think its a bad idea. I don't support it."
I think you've contradicted yourself and I find contradictions are a useful scumtell, which is why I've pushed you so hard on it, even though it is only a minor thing. But this latest post (specifically the second half, i.e. your utter lack of acknowledgement of any shred of scumminess to your actions) is making it seem like you can't even conceive of why anyone would find you scummy, i.e. making you seem like, as I said earlier, a blinkered townie. Couple that with my mistake (I need to start ISOing again...my recent games have put me out of the habit =_=") and I'm willing to downgrade you from "Scum" to "Null leaning town."
Unvote
I never lied about my stance on the MC. I don't see how I could've made it clearer. This is not a black and white issue. There are points for an MC, and points against. It's silly to only look at one side of the argument. This is the stance I've held since the beginning. I've never had a game where an MC was proposed before. I didn't have an opinion about them to start with. I listened to the opinions of others, and threw in my POV on the matter. You're acting like a person can either be for MCs or against them. Either they are pure good, or pure evil. That's just silly. I have been honest about my thought patterns throughout the game. I never lied. I never misrepresented. Having a change of opinion when there is reason to effect a change of opinion is not scummy.But the fact remains that these thoughts of your own - that it was a bad idea - do not mesh with your stance on the massclaim, which was shifty.
Is this about my stance on the MC? If so, see above. If not, please clarify what contradictions I've made.I think you've contradicted yourself and I find contradictions are a useful scumtell, which is why I've pushed you so hard on it, even though it is only a minor thing.
What exactly am I supposed to acknowledge? So far, there's been no argument you've made where I haven't either put together a solid defence, or outright managed to convince you otherwise. This is smearing. Basically, you're saying that since you haven't managed to put together a good case on me, I'm at fault. I can see why people would think I'm scummy: I mix up the players in this game, I can be distracting with a tendency to ramble and make huge posts, and I often don't express myself clearly enough. But I've never contradicted myself, or done anything that you claim I've done.But this latest post (specifically the second half, i.e. your utter lack of acknowledgement of any shred of scumminess to your actions) is making it seem like you can't even conceive of why anyone would find you scummy, i.e. making you seem like, as I said earlier, a blinkered townie.
So, no opinions on chesskid3, Nexus, anyone else?Aurorus Vox wrote:But no one else has really done that much up til now that looks that bad because the game's still in the early stages.
Well, who do you think was the most pro-town? And please don't say yourself. Proposing a mass name claim and then flipping out at the slightest hint of suspicion on you is not pro-town.chesskid3 wrote:lol
"most pro-town player in the game"
loooooool
chesskid3 wrote:hyperdefensive is not pro-town.
chesskid3 wrote:what the fuck?
You get every single fucking thing wrong.
I said I'd like to thinkwas scum, but I have a townread.LIAR
I ANSWERED NC's questions, unless you'd like to show me where I didn't answer one.
I dropped MC because it's like 7 against 1 for?
I called you town for a post i quoted, not because you agreed with me
Your townread is gone.
you chewed it up
swallowed it
and puked it back out
and then crapped on it
Oh, nothing...chesskid3 wrote:Your point?Umbrage wrote:chesskid3 wrote:hyperdefensive is not pro-town.chesskid3 wrote:what the fuck?
You get every single fucking thing wrong.
I said I'd like to thinkwas scum, but I have a townread.LIAR
I ANSWERED NC's questions, unless you'd like to show me where I didn't answer one.
I dropped MC because it's like 7 against 1 for?
I called you town for a post i quoted, not because you agreed with me
Your townread is gone.
you chewed it up
swallowed it
and puked it back out
and then crapped on it
Liar, I love you, you're doing a great job in the game, but if you call me Umbridge one more time, I'm going to have to kill you.Liar wrote:What about the FOS on Nexus and Shadow? In light of that is it still contradictory?He's keeping his options open with regards to the plan. I don't know why he'd want to do it, but it was contradictory, which is why I didn't like it.I am reading a FOS Nexus and Shadow on the post. How is this keeping his options open?
In addition why would anyone need to keep his options open on a plan that was grounded the moment it poped out of Chesskids mouth?
I believe that was the last point you had not conceded. Just wondering. Do you still read "Null leaning town." on Umbridge. If so why?
Talk about a double take.chesskid3 wrote:I'm not going after Umbrage, though. Or Liar.
I have townreads on both.
I've been waiting for them to comment on the goings on, and hopefully catch some taking the easy targets, but it's not working.
You want to get a nice pressure wagon going?
UNVOTE: Jedo the JediI've been waiting for them to comment on the goings on, and hopefully catch some taking the easy targets, but it's not working.
The "I don't want to play with offensive players" policy.Umbrage: What "policy" do you want to use to lynch IS exactly?
Gladly. 1) My vote was made before Nexus realized her mistake and voted me. 2) As far as I'm concerned, it was still RVS.Umbrage then OMGUS votes Nexus. (Deny it, I dare you.)
You're pretty much copying AV's case now. Read my response(s) to him.Blah blah blah massclaim, blah blah blah shiftiness.
That post in question implied scum knowledge, at least to me. He wasn't saying "what if the scum have fakeclaims?", he was saying "the scum probably have fakeclaims, so there's no point in a massclaim". There's a big difference.He didn't say he knows. He's speculating. Clearly there are enough mods that give fake claims that it is worth suspecting. Postulating makes someone suspicious? We're all in trouble then.
I'm not sure whether to laugh or groan at this. First of all, people change votes. It happens. It doesn't mean that they don't still suspect the old person. Secondly, I do NOT know that Nexus is scum. I do NOT know that chesskid3 is scum. I notice some people look scummy, and then I make my best guesses. I don't 'know' any scum. That's just silly.Not four of your posts before you said Nexus was scum. If you were so sure of that, why are you already switching your vote? If you know a scum, you should stick with them until other people vote for them or another person you suspect starts to get votes. The goal of this game is to lynch scum, not throw your vote on them for a few posts then move it to another person. If you keep doing that (which you thankfully do reign in a little bit), you will eventually have fingered most of the people in the game and be able to say later, "I told you he was scum!" in order to gain credibility.
Yes, I made a mistake. I admitted the mistake. What else do you expect from me?He never said scum would probably have fake claims. chess brings this to your attention, and you acknowledge the mistake with a wave of your hand as you brush it away. Nothing can tarnish your goodness.
1) AV had just begun his case on me, and chesskid3 was leaning towards my being scum. I was the prime wagon, regardless of any reasoning.I answered the first with my own argument above. (Hounding on bad reasoning to make someone scum...yadda, yadda.)
Not everyone has to be a logical genius to play. If chesskid3 had pushed flawed reasoning, that would be null. But he pushed contradictory reasoning. I still don't know what he attempted to achieve with an MC.
When I agreed with him, he had a town read on me. When I attacked him, he got a scum/null read. Correlation may not imply causation, but it's still a pretty big coincidence.He said he had a town read on you, not because you agreed with him.
I corrected that typo later on.This is all wrong. He thought LIAR was being belligerent, but he had a town read on him (like you).
How do you know what chess was thinking?Sometimes people do act scummy even if they aren't. chess thinks so here. It's not far-fetched, nor does it make chess scum.
I still feel he let it drop rather quickly and under pressure. If you disagree, fine.Sometimes, you see reason. Sometimes, you realize nobody is going to listen to you anyway so you just give up and move on. This does not make someone scum.
1) I was the third vote with my own reasoning. Nexus had his reasoning (which I don't think was stellar), and Vox had his reasoning (which I state is understandable). How exactly is that a bandwagon? How is it the one with the most potential when from my experience (note the parallel situation) chess is the one the town is likely to lynch because of his bad reasoning?
2) I explained this one just above. I believe chess is town at present, but that could easily be overthrown with more evidence.
3) I defend him because I don't think bad reasoning should be an automatic scum tell. It can certainly trip scum up sometimes, but the fact is that not everybody is trained or experienced in rhetoric and logic. That's why I defend him. He can still have bad reasoning.
4) I don't quite understand this one. I don't think I made a point based on a preconceived notion. (I know there is a latin phrase for that.) Please point it out more specifically. Again, I don't see why you are the "good wagon" much less any wagon at all as I've already pointed out.
5) Again, I think I've been over this. You could definitely flip town. If this is a normal setup, the odds are in your favor for flipping town. Since all I have to go on are your posts (just like everybody else), I could easily be wrong. You are the most scummy person I see based on posts, so I'm voting for you. I believe that's how this game works.
@ IS: If you say 'retarded' one more time or make one more insulting remark, I'm requesting your replacement and reporting you. It makes you sound like a teenage high school drop-out with poor English.Jedo the Jedi wrote:Really? He had already stated his reasoning for the vote, he just got it on the wrong person. It was only a matter of time before he voted you. Good cover to get your vote in thereUmbrage wrote:Gladly. 1) My vote was made before Nexus realized her mistake and voted me. 2) As far as I'm concerned, it was still RVS.as he was typing his.
You got me, that was my evil plan: taking advantage of the narrow window of opportunity to successfully OMGUS. And I would've gotten away with it too! Or............... it was coincidence. It was RVS. I didn't care who was third on that joke wagon. For me to OMGUS, that implies that I must have taken Nexus' vote on me as a threat. To which I say again: RVS.
I did read them. They were bad. For example:Umbrage wrote:You're pretty much copying AV's case now. Read my response(s) to him.You then proceeded to misquote them and ignore the reasons they gave, followed with asking a rhetorical question about their scumminess. Show me where you out-logic him.Umbrage wrote:@ Aurorus Vox:
Are you voting for me simply because I based my support for a mass claim on the reactions of other players?
That's just stupid.
The entire point of an early mass claim is to catch scum off guard.
Show where I misquoted then.
While I'm here, Liar, I gave one example in my post, but here is another:He dropped being for the mass claim as quickly as chess did, after being for it for a poor reason in the first place. He still hasn't owned up to that one.Umbrage wrote:No, me did give me opinion: I was fer it at first, den I saw dat dere wasn't mooch o' a case fer it 'appenin'. chesskid3 was actin' more scummy den Nexus an' Shadow. I tought aboot it, an' decided it would prob'ly 'elp scum more den town. I's always been givin' me reasons fer tings.AurorusVox wrote:Umbrage: I am voting you because you don't want to give an opinion about massclaim at a relatively early point in the game, which looks to be hyperdefensive.
Actually, there was anUmbrage wrote:That post in question implied scum knowledge, at least to me. He wasn't saying "what if the scum have fakeclaims?", he was saying "the scum probably have fakeclaims, so there's no point in a massclaim". There's a big difference.orin there. He was saying that if scum claim it won't be obvious by their name that they are town or scum. For instance, somebody said Elizabeth Swann was scum in a game, but that doesn't mean she will be scum in every game. There's a big difference.
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I know people change their votes, but just jumping from person to person at every new scum tell doesn't help. Pressure is never applied to the suspicious person that way. If you had actually read what I said you would realize that. Also, if you don't KNOW who is scum, then why do you keep calling people "scum" using that exact term?Umbrage wrote:I'm not sure whether to laugh or groan at this. First of all, people change votes. It happens. It doesn't mean that they don't still suspect the old person. Secondly, I do NOT know that Nexus is scum. I do NOT know that chesskid3 is scum. I notice some people look scummy, and then I make my best guesses. I don't 'know' any scum. That's just silly.
There's a difference between what you did and what Vox did. Maybe you can compare.Umbrage wrote:Yes, I made a mistake. I admitted the mistake. What else do you expect from me?
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Contradictory reasoning is an example of flawed reasoning. I don't see why one makes him more scummy than the other.Umbrage wrote:Not everyone has to be a logical genius to play. If chesskid3 had pushed flawed reasoning, that would be null. But he pushed contradictory reasoning. I still don't know what he attempted to achieve with an MC.
Well, for one thing: "I still don't know what he attempted to achieve with an MC.". There's reasoning that doesn't hold up under pressure, and there's reasoning that just makes no sense. For example, you can argue the world is flat, which is not true, but you can see how it might seem true, and it will take a lot of work to disprove it. On the other hand, you can argue the entire world is pink, which makes no sense.
This is a good example of you being evasive. The post in question was a summation of why you thought chess was scum. You deliberately misrepresented him and his logic. That is scummy.Umbrage wrote:When I agreed with him, he had a town read on me. When I attacked him, he got a scum/null read. Correlation may not imply causation, but it's still a pretty big coincidence.
You saying I misrepresented something is not proof of me misrepresenting something. I don't even know what it is I'm supposed to have misrepresented.
I accidentally emphasized the wrong point. (I hadn't paid attention to the fact that Liar is not in all-caps.) The point is that Liar was acting in a way that could be viewed as scummy, but he still believed he was town.Umbrage wrote:I corrected that typo later on.
It's called inference.Umbrage wrote:How do you know what chess was thinking?
You had just started to make scummy posts. I can't help it that Vox and I saw it at the same time. chess was not leaning toward you being scum. He kept insisting you were town, and you were aggravating him toward voting you regardless of what he thought.Umbrage wrote:1) AV had just begun his case on me, and chesskid3 was leaning towards my being scum. I was the prime wagon, regardless of any reasoning.
'Aggravating' him? What does that mean? It was my fault he used OMGUS?
No, I was operating under the assumption that you were scum. chess was probably the townie who was unfortunately employing bad reasoning which brought him under fire. If I don't reevaluate that later in light of further evidence, I would be doing the town a disservice.Umbrage wrote:2) But you were operating under the assumption that either chesskid3 or myself was scum. Meaning that if I'm lynched today, you can say "oh well it must be chess" and lynch him.
It doesn't matter what your thought process was, the post clearly suggested that one of us was scum.
Thank you.Umbrage wrote:3) I see your argument now. chesskid3 strikes you more as struggling town than scum. I disagree, but you make a valid point.
It was an addendum in which I was saying, "I've already said all of this stuff, I think this newest post only makes it worse." What you accuse me of would be flawed logic, but that's not what I was doing.Umbrage wrote:4) Near the end you said "because I already suspect Umbrage..." which means that you find points against me because you suspect me, which is flawed logic. This fits in nicely with my being the wagon of choice: as scum, it would be good for you to say I'm scum, therefore you want a case to say I'm scum, therefore you dig up a case while working under the assumption I'm scum.
You admit that if you didn't already see me as scummy you wouldn't have picked up on that. That is flawed and biased logic.
I'm as convinced as I can be with only posts to go on. Also, I'm getting really tired of all these acronyms. Does it take that much to just type it out? (Meaning: what is CYA?)Umbrage wrote:5) You speak of lynching me, but you don't seem that convinced I'm scum. You really look like you're trying to CYA.
So if it's my overall play, then isn't that more of a gut read? I can't defend myself from that, and I don't think it's a good basis for a vote. If there are things you feel I've misrepresented, please show them.bristep123 wrote:Actually that's not what my argument boils down to at all. I did not say that you being composed makes you scum, because that's a daft line to take. There is also no explicit thing which is scummy, because unless you made a mistake there wouldn't be given that a scum player would be very careful not to give the game away. It's your overall play which has led me to feel that you are scum, I think Jedo did a good job and made good points covering what I had seen myself and to my mind you did not give a response which sways my opinion. Again this is something you've done a lot, you have (maybe deliberately) tried to misdirect the argument into something you could argue against and rubbish. I'm happy to go and ISO through and pick out points when you've done that to support what I've said, that will take some time but since there's still 10 days until the end of the day phase there is plenty of just that.
This doesn't look like something town would say. If he really hates the idea of an MC, why bother asking to see if there are fakeclaims? It makes way more sense as scum asking if he was supposed to have a fake claim.Shadow wrote:This is my first theme on this particular site, but do scum get a safelist? And is it common for there to be flavor attached or written by the host for that list?
The reason I say this is likely distancing is because of the massive change in Shadow's activity and style. When I played with him before, he was vastly different, forming larger cases on people he found scummy. Also, it doesn't sound like he truly believes CK3 is scum. That is, he doesn't seem to care what we think. He makes posts that are either just silly, like saying WIFOM over and over again, and even begins to coach CK a little.Shadow wrote:My position is that you're the biggest scum read for talking a lot, but not saying anything.
He admits he doesn't have a good case on CK3. He once again throws mud on the MC. He now says he's 'waiting' for something to happen. Translation: I'm done with this now, somebody do something so I can say it's scummy.Shadow wrote:Mine started as a policy vote, but I think he's deliberately playing dumb. That whole mass claim idea debacle was also pretty scummy. It could probably still be classified as a policy vote, I'm just looking for something else scummy to happen, I don't expect a speed policy lynch.