mastin wrote:
I think my VCA nailed it, is dead-on what the scum are this game. And if not, is pretty darn close.
I'm honestly not sure if I'm supposed to be laughing or not. Do you really think you've actually caught multiple scum on day 1 just because of VCA with
zero
flips? The way you catch people with VCA is you look at who the CONFIRMED town are (we currently have zero), who the CONFIRMED scum are, and then look at whose votes made the most sense, whose were the weakest and most bus-like, etc. You cannot just say that you've caught anyone from who voted who on a random day 1 wagon that wasn't even built on anything particularly substantial, as in all the games I've played, probably only 2 or 3 of the day 1 lynches were truly based on something substantial.
Sure, there are things one could possibly note, such as Silver chainsaw defensing Toon by attacking me, which is plausible considering his wishy washy stance on Toon himself, and also makes sense considering my scum read on both players independently. This, however, means NOTHING until we have a flip of one or the other, which is why I didn't even bring it up before.
Silver, seriously think about this. You re-voted me because mastin
jokingly
said I'm a town read. This was literally you
entire
justification for voting me.
Zepher wrote:
he is very eager to discredit arguments made against him.
Have you seen the arguments against me? I'd have to put effort in to NOT discrediting them.
Zepher wrote:
the way he approaches his scum-hunting is very nit-picky
This is how ICE scum hunts for day 1. I find things that somehow don't match up or don't make sense, I.E. something that isn't a random vote, and push it as if it were a scum slip. It seems nit-picky to many, because well, it often is. This generates discussion, gets other people voting for reasons more serious than past histories, anime avatars, names, etc. and gets the ball rolling. Once said ball is said rolling, scum such as Silver come out and make terrible votes and push them without reason, thus outing themselves as scum. I personally think it's a great scum hunting tactic.
It essentially forces players in to action, and scum want to act as little as possible during day 1.