ST wrote:
You've had you foot in the door of all potential wagons. Were you scum it would be sloppy to actually place your vote on the players in every instance
Halfway through D1, I'm pretty much inclined to be suspicious of everyone. Even now I've confirmed no one. Now, that doesn't mean I'm ready to lynch everyone, but have my foot in the door of potential wagons? Silly.
I think it's stupid to assume that just because someone can see the merits of a case and states as much, they MUST be getting ready or looking out for the opportunity to lynch someone. I still support my feeling that Chkflip's case against you was pretty good. Does it remain accurate..? Well, your activity has gone down pretty far though you say that's due to work. You again promised content, and again you give little and promise to look around and give more.
It's true that if Bulvious is scum he has picked his targets well and kept himself from pushing anything too hard. That's something that a townie would do as well if he were using his vote as pressure and his motive is scumhunting.
Considering I've tapped a lot of people this game for doing a bad job of hunting, which are you more likely to believe? That my votes are to pressure or that I'm leading a false wagon. (In retrospect though, the only person I would have been happy to lynch would have been Sarahfish, and were she still in the game that would probably remain the same, but Workdawg has done a good job of clearing her name.)
But as Bulvious pointed out, he hasn't actually placed his vote on many players this game, just voiced his suspicion. It's an easy way to keep your hands clean when the focus/suspicion on a player evaporates.
My hands clean? To be honest, I feel like I've been the most pro-active player in this game, if anyone has been getting into the grit of it all, it's me. I've been trying to get people to slip althroughout, and I've called the newbs out and try to fix their play when it should have been YOU doing it. Speaking of which, this is somewhat irrelevant to the paragraph, but your role as educator is not being fulfilled very well at all. Or are you just the type of IC to sit and wait for people to ask questions so you can answer them?
The primary reasons I'm inclined to consider Bulvious scum is the buddying, the leading question to h3llo
Really? Because I defended him? Because I asked him questions YOU consider leading? What about how I've called him out recently or how I've defended Fatso, and Workdawg? Shall we just ignore that? I suppose any future action regarding h3ll0 (like perhaps calling him out and admitting his play is a tad different than in the previous game) could be me pulling away after being told it was a slip to buddy up to him should be ignored, but still, I felt that I should still bring it up. Now, even if I was asking a leading question, what does that really even mean? That I was trying to sway him to my point of view? Omfg that's such a horrible thing! Oh wait, no, no it isn't. He was the only one to voice an opinion against the talk of the policy lynch, so I felt questioning him because he was obviously of a different mind than the rest of us would be a good idea.
So, my other buddies are probably Fatso and Workdawg. The game is a set of 4 scum for sure.
Let's go ahead and assume, hypothetically of course, that I'm scum.
There's that ONE instance with h3ll0... Or...
My early harrassment and case against Fatso could have been taking the lead, being prepared to bus, and even ensuring that I had a decent team-mate at the start of the game. Then, I call him noob-town, something everyone turns around to agree with for the most part. That's actually a pretty decent alaby for him, as it held up for quite awhile, no? I even used it to defend him later on, didn't I?
What about Workdawg? My strong defense of him? I was VERY critical of Sarahfish89, my harassment about her lack of scumhunting COULD have been an attempt to coach her and get her to play the game appearing as though she was town. Now, again, I'm defending him.
Ah, h3ll0, I asked a question we are all going to suppose is leading, and then defended him.
So that's three people one could say I buddied with.
Case in point: Hunting in partners is stupid. Assuming I'm scum because I defended someone is dumb. Now, obviously, scum would have NO reason to defend THREE people who he could have pushed a lynch for instead. That doesn't make ANY sense. Scum only have one partner, Star. To me, if your case is still ONLY based on that, I don't see how there's any stock in it.
And his feeling that the case on me was very convincing. The case presented was not new, but when another player echoed it and pushed it, he then chimes in on it. He doesn't place a vote, and when that pressure on me goes away, so does his intererest in that "very convincing" case.
Lul. Because it wasn't in your favor it's SO scummy. Chkflip's case against you did appear quite good, I'll say it again. You're not playing a very pro-town game... at all. In fact, you're borderline lurking. That's true, it's been true, and you've yet to prove that it's not true. You have ONE case so far, and it's not even that good. If it took you all game to come up with three accusations to lobby against one person that didn't make sense, how is the accusation that you're actively lurking wrong?
I'll admit though, I did feel like an idiot when I found out what Chkflip was doing. As I said, a lot of this game is convincing people that you're correct. His case was very convincing, but used car salesmen can also be convincing. Needless to say, I obviously wasn't sold if my vote wasn't on you.