Honest Abel wrote:DC, I also want you to know, if you are town, that the way you are acting is not fair to the town. There are clear and definite ways to help the town in this game, and then there is doing what you're doing, which you've admitted is entirely out of self-preservation. The goal of this game isn't to stay alive as long as you can (unless you're mafia), it's to bring to light as much truth as possible while you're alive. You can still win the game after you die as long as your team wins. It's a team game. Confusing everyone else to suit your own hidden agenda is not townly conduct.
This I know and said the same thing once to another player. I believe I adopted a few features from him into my playstyle. But the difference is that I try to gain data from what I do rather than just surviving longer. In the end, my playstyle is always suicidal. Perhaps I might avoid a few night kills, but I can already see myself lynched soon enough.
I'll put it the other way around. I can play more normally, but I'll most likely won't help you at all to catch scum due to my poor skills. For the town, it's either kill me due to being suspicious while attempting to gain data or keep me alive as a player who only looks useful but in the end always makes mistakes.
That's how I was in my first game. Did I help at all? No. The rest did everything. On the other hand, with a similar playstyle to my current, I manged to get scum killed on D1 and hit some more scum by analyzing their reactions toward my playstyle.
dicknose wrote:DarkClaymore wrote:As I said, I prefer to follow repetitive patterns rather than all these obvious reasons that never hit scum.
How much data do you have to back up these 'patterns'? Most of your points are either misrepresentations or inconclusive.
I base most things on at least two or more games.
For example scum supporting a townie - happened in EVERY game I have played. EVERY damn game. The moment I see it I just can't to not automatically brand that player as scum.
Scum doing long posts - happened in at least 3 games. Tbh maybe it even happened in each of them but I wasn't strongly following patterns from the very beginning.
5. I'm not attempting to make you look stupid. I'm pointing out that your reasons for doing what you're doing are not sufficient, and thus I don't trust them and neither should anyone else. You're taking personal offense at that. Please don't.
I didn't take it personally but rather decided that "choosing a player and blocking everything he says" might be a scum pattern. It doesn't have to be me. It's just that it's me this time around too.
5. Way to underhandedly pat yourself on the back by calling yourself superhuman.
I meant that what I said about wine thinking regarding night killing is more normal than planning Cav's hammer. No one here even knows this player . And he didn't really appear to me "Hammering Hungry" to me (though I need to reread the first pages to be 100% sure that there were no signs for this. I personally didn't see him as such). I just think it was impossible to foresee that some player you don't know will hammer.
You should not have brought yet another person to L-1 after the backlash from the first L-1 bandwagon. That's just silly and scummy.
Why? L-1 is most likely the best method town has to put pressure. I wanted to see whatever something happens if he is brought to L-1. Perhaps scummy but silly it's not.
If you're not going to cite something, don't even talk about it. It is not proof to me or anyone that you "saw something once" and it turned out a certain way. It's fluff. It's making you look like you're thinking about something when really you're just spinning yarns.
Most of the stuff can't be cited with just a few posts and neither will I be able to find the right posts from previous games most likely. I could stop bringing these things but then you'll have a lurker. Because these are the main things I'm searching for. Everything else I notice tend to mislead me. This is, also, based on what happened in previous games. I'm a poor scumhunter. I said it.