Looker wrote:
- Bella's response to andrew's answer is also off-putting...off-putting, exaggerated, and harsh. Her exploitation of the WIFOM induced by Nachomamma's final rundown is also off-putting...off-putting, opportunistic, and scummy. UNVOTE: VOTE: Bella
This is also insufficient and/or stupid voting. Nice job, Looker.
farside22 wrote:2 more down.
@Bella: Why did you not want to place a vote after reading the game? I looked into your alt in as scum or town you never withheld a vote before. I was wondering what brought on this stubborness.
You didn't do a very good job of looking then. I never vote when it is demanded of me and there are definitely several games where I've been bugged about not voting enough. If you try looking again, I'd look at more recent games than not recent games, because I've really hardened against the notion that you should have your vote on someone at all times over the last 6-12 months or so.
AntB wrote:Caught up as much as I'm going to.
Andrew is scum, if not then kill me.
I hate when people do this, mostly because I can't recall a case when someone has said this and then one of them is actually scum.
AntB wrote:behold the epic-ness:
andrew94 wrote:antb, i dont care.
vote antb
why has nobody pulled him on this? Other than "tagging for later"? DavidParker gains a +1 at this point.
Pay attention. He was pushed to explain himself and people have reacted to his explanation. How is this not "pulling him" on it?
lord_hur wrote:Archer wrote:farside I'm trying to stand back a little so that I dont manufacture reasons like that game. Made me completely lose sight of actual scum and being so loud and attacking made things way too easy for scum. Well thats the lesson I learned at least. I find your case a bit reaching - making a meta call based on a single previous game.
You're wrong. If cases were not made, nobody would post anything and mafia would be a game of dice. Cases need to be made to obtain exploitable reactions. But if you have to "manufacture" a case, it's not a case. A case isn't a completely (or mostly) artificial construct. You get town points for this, though, as it's very consistent with some earlier posts from you.
I find myself in agreement with this.
Looker wrote:
- I think jumping right in using WIFOM induced by Nacho's scumlist is scummy. "Nacho said X was scum and Y was town and then scum killed him so he must be right." Seems like an easy setup.
Recent experience has been that this sort of thinking is currently prevelent on MS in my experience and thus scum teams are currently comfortable enough to make the night kill of the guy who suspects them knowing that someone will point out the WIFOM and muddy the waters.
I do agree with this to an extent. Why ask if you don't intend to do it? It doesn't make Egg scum because the uncountered claim is pretty compelling, although it's not entirely unheard of for people to avoid counter-claiming in order not to out themselves.
DavidParker wrote:I realize my content has been lacking of late, even my lasts posts have sucked. I'll definitely be able to post more soon I have the weekend off work.
@lord_hur: well.. Obvious reasons. For one thing, we lynch Andrew and he flips town... Will antb actually sacrifice himself at that point? no. So the post is a lie for a start. It's just a way of AntB saying, "Hey I am 80-90% sure andrew is scum". But he's posted in such a way that it is really ATE because he knows he is a likely lynch candidate so he is getting desperate at this point to put the lynch on anyone but himself. I see it more likely to come from scum than town, as there's more motive for scum to say "lynch this guy and if he flips town then lynch me" from a slot that has a probable lynch candidate. Essentially, I can see antb trying to get a mislynch before his own lynch, rather than seeing himself lynched today, then andrew appearing town because of a scum-flip on himself.
I don't see why town-AntB would have posted as such.
I agree with this post up to the point where David says he thinks it comes more from scum than town. It's textbook "town who thinks he has an awesome read that nobody else is going for", and in my experience it's primarily townie-on-townie crime.
farside22 wrote:@smash: Who else do you find scummy and why?
@Bella: I would like the same from you. It's day 2 no excuses.
Well, despite the reservations I have because of past experience with the ATE stuff, AntB is still my favorite scum-choice. While I disagree withthe characterisation David has with regards his ATE, I do see how it might be a scum tactic, and that would be consistent with his other play. Plus, there's this whole "I was dealing with a spam attack" when he was posting in other games that doesn't help his cause, although I know that sometimes when you're busy and dealing with other stuff, you can catch up with some games and neglect the same one again.
I was undecided on Archer when I last made a post on people, but I'm swayed to a lean-scum position based on the playstyle difference farside uncovered and Egg's analysis of the interaction between Archer and the Battscum slot.
Looker is a potential scum at the moment. Re-reading the game, he curiously disappeared for the tail end of day one. The deadline was established, and we were pushing close to it when he last posted, yet he posed questions that he didn't return to check the answers to and made no comment reagrding where his vote was resting. He definitely posted on-site between his last post and the end of the day. As a result, he completely missed the Battscum wagon gaining momentum. In fact, his entire interaction with the scum slot is reduced to commenting on how town he thought JesseSheffield was. His posting on day two has been characterised by pushing weak cases and a very curious rookie error re: the JK claim that Looker's been around long enough to know better than to make. In fact, the process of writing this has made me wuite like Lookerscum, actually.
Hmmm... I'll leave my vote on AntB for now, but I'm seriously considering moving it to Looker.