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Post Post #16 (isolation #0) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:54 am

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Hiraki is always scum.
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Post Post #18 (isolation #1) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:38 am

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See? He admits it. Always always.

(<3 Hiraki)
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Post Post #29 (isolation #2) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:35 pm

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If there's anyone I'd consider PLing in this game, it's you, Beck.
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Post Post #33 (isolation #3) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 2:33 pm

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I'm remembering the only other game I played with you, when you were a complete asshat, and how you continue to disrespect the mod of that game by listing it with an asterisk in your wiki page, and blaming your total failure as a Town on a minor mod mistake.

Parama's an excellent player, both as an opponent and as an ally, so despite you meaning that as an insult, I'll take it as high praise.
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Post Post #37 (isolation #4) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 3:22 pm

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In post 35, sorgster wrote:Where's the link to the game? Also, mods can make mistakes. They're human. They may have inferred it as that. Scum still could have(and probably would have) won if the game was based on the result of one night kill.

@sorgster: It came down to a 2v1 endgame that I easily won. I'd have survived a 3v1 endgame just the same. Mod processed a clear intent to kill a specific person during our Mafia chat because we forgot to take our anti-stupid pills that day and miscommunicated about who was officially submitting it. beck is pouting over a technicality which likely would not have changed the outcome.
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Post Post #38 (isolation #5) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:15 pm

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Serious note: Can someone explain the proposed lynch on DavidParker? Sounds similar to the attitudes I recall about Deity Kabuto.
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Post Post #45 (isolation #6) » Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:13 pm

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I brought up my experience with you being an arrogant, useless, and intolerable player, which led into WHY I thought you were such.

At no point was there any serious suggestion of PLing you. You'll note my vote has not moved off of Hirakiscum.
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Post Post #89 (isolation #7) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 10:18 am

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That's a lynch I can get behind, SV. Thus far, I've seen only aggression and distraction tactics coming out of Beck, and pushing for a nonsensical early wagon on zdenek. I don't get the case on zdenek AT ALL, I've always enjoyed playing with him.

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Post Post #90 (isolation #8) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 10:19 am

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^Not RVS, serious vote.
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Post Post #107 (isolation #9) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 2:53 pm

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In post 92, Beck wrote:Pine The only thing aggressive from me is my scum hunting and i haven't distracted anyone. As for the case on zde, usually when people dont understand things, they would typically ask questions to try and understand. Clearly you have no interest in finding out the reasons or you would have asked about it already.

I don't like slandar's constant attempt to diffuse a wagon on zde, wagons are useful, this one is turning out to be useful.

What scumhunting? Please point out where you have done ANY. The case on zdenek doesn't count, because it's absolutely bullshit. Quit inflating your own usefulness.

@Slandaar: Not understanding a case isn't scummy, it's NOT UNDERSTANDING. And understood the acctual case just fine, I just find it completely weaksauce, and am at a loss to understand how it has built a wagon. Also, Jesters are verboten in Normal games.
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Post Post #120 (isolation #10) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 5:25 pm

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In post 110, sorgster wrote:
In post 107, Pine wrote:
In post 92, Beck wrote:Pine The only thing aggressive from me is my scum hunting and i haven't distracted anyone. As for the case on zde, usually when people dont understand things, they would typically ask questions to try and understand. Clearly you have no interest in finding out the reasons or you would have asked about it already.

I don't like slandar's constant attempt to diffuse a wagon on zde, wagons are useful, this one is turning out to be useful.

What scumhunting? Please point out where you have done ANY. The case on zdenek doesn't count, because it's absolutely bullshit. Quit inflating your own usefulness.

@Slandaar: Not understanding a case isn't scummy, it's NOT UNDERSTANDING. And understood the acctual case just fine, I just find it completely weaksauce, and am at a loss to understand how it has built a wagon. Also, Jesters are verboten in Normal games.


Case on zdenek makes a lot of sense.
1.He goes for a serious policy lynch, tries backing it up, then says it was a joke
2.He immediately backs away from it after some pressure starts building up on him.

Case on Beck
My last post showed that his attack on zdenek about policy lynches was bad as he said he would do them himself if a certain person was playing.

This is the only reasonably convincing post I've seen against zdenek. Thank you, sorgster.

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Town lists are awful. You know who likes finding town? Scum. This is always a red flag for me when someone looks for town over scum.

Incorrect. Town lists can be extremely useful as a way to use the process of elimination to catch scum that are on their game. If you can eliminate people from suspicion, you can focus your efforts on the remaining players.

What you're thinking of is PR-hunting. Town-hunting and PR-hunting look similar to the lazy eye, but they are quite different.
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Post Post #123 (isolation #11) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 5:40 pm

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I'm going to tentatively label that a derpTown-slip. NewScum doesn't think like that, NewTown does - NewScum are part of the informed minority, and don't generally care think of or care about that sort of thing.
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Post Post #125 (isolation #12) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 5:50 pm

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No, it isn't proof, but in the absence of evidence against him, I'm willing to give him a pass for now.

(See, Beck? This is how one scumhunts. You focus on more than one person at a time.)
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Post Post #128 (isolation #13) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 6:30 pm

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Pay attention, ZeL1nK. Proposing a PL and backing off from it isn't what I acknowledged as a good point. By itself, that's nothing. It's the wishy-washy method he used to defend it, then abandon it, then tried to deflect attention from it that carries weight.

I'm enough of an adult to admit that my vote on Beck is partially inspired by my personal dislike of him, and my previous bad experience with him. It is, however, based on his unduly-aggressive, myopic attacks out of thin air, and the lack of scumhunting he's done. There's a lot of fluff in Beck's posts, and he's quite good at spinning his wheels to give the illusion of doing something while actually riding the coattails of others' cases. It's not an especially strong case, but we're still quite early in the game.
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Post Post #130 (isolation #14) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 6:42 pm

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I'm on the fence. I find his actions suspicious, but I don't have
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Post Post #132 (isolation #15) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 6:56 pm

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Yeah...going out of your way to call yourself Town is pretty scummy.
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Post Post #135 (isolation #16) » Thu Oct 13, 2011 7:33 pm

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Post Post #148 (isolation #17) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 12:15 am

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@Beck: I've been a dick. I'll back off on the personal nonsense if you will.

@Slandaar: How is that "calling myself Town"? Town scumhunts, Scum scumhunts, even third party scumhunts. The only people that don't are people too wrapped up in themselves to do it.

@ThAd: Eh, it isn't a strong case. I don't really see any strong cases yet...I'm starting to think all or most of the scum are amongst the very, very quiet half of the players. It is, however, a pressure vote, seeing if he'll panic and make mistakes that'll give us decent information.
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Post Post #155 (isolation #18) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:18 am

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Overly and unduly aggressive play can be seen in a scummy light, as it can be indicative of overcompensation; at this point of the game there's jack all that is solid enough to go after with the aggression you've shown.

I'm interested in a truce here, Beck. Your case on me is crap, as is mine on you. Both are fueled primarily from irritation and OMGUS, and picking every little thing an antagonist says apart. We're wasting a lot of time on each other, and playing right into the "but you're only focusing on me" argument. Walk away from your antagonism against me, and come back to it in a day or so. It doesn't really hold water. I fully intend to heed my own advice in this matter.

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In post 148, Pine wrote:
@Slandaar: How is that "calling myself Town"? Town scumhunts, Scum scumhunts, even third party scumhunts. The only people that don't are people too wrapped up in themselves to do it.

Scum dont scumhunt, they pretend to scumhunt, you cant genuinely scumhunt when you know who the scum are already.

Scumhunting implies town.

This is WIFOM. The above quote damns me in either direction; on one hand I could respond directly and explain how I feel I've been scumhunting, implying (not outright stating) that I am Town, and you "catch me" labeling myself again. On the other, I deny the tacit accusation, and "admit" to not scumhunting. This is an example of early confirmation bias on your part; you've already decided how you want to view me, so you don't actually engage in argument and investigation, you just blather seemingly-clever lines like the above and then go "Aha!"

Also, scum DO "scum"hunt. Speaking from plentiful experience as a member of mafias past, in these large games, the number one concern on their minds is hunting for slips and evidence of third party threats, an opposing team, and Town PRs. If you're going to try to claim that wise scum just sit back and observe, you're just flat out wrong. Good scum are hunting just the same as Town, and they're looking for many of the same things. They damn well don't "pretend" until they see flips confirming them to be in the clear. Which certainly doesn't happen on D1.
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Post Post #159 (isolation #19) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 2:41 am

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The case was (and is) crap, because it was poorly explained. When elaborated upon, I saw what was being pointed out, and the actions were suspicious. The two statements are not mutually exclusive.

An example of undue aggression? The way you keep hammering at me again and again without changing your rhetoric or making any attempt to have a two-sided conversation. Please stop flooding the thread with the same things over and over again. I will concede any remaining points you have against me, and leave it to the other twenty players to decide. Let's move on.
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Post Post #241 (isolation #20) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:51 pm

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In post 183, Beck wrote:I still want pine to respond to my request, but I think bvoight was on to something.

vote: Funkybike

Almost your entire ISO is evidence of your aggressive tendencies. I'm not going to spend half an hour or more rummaging through your posts to pick the ten most asinine things you've done. Most people that have commented thus far have agreed that you're extremely aggressive. Accept it.

In post 190, Revenus wrote:Rofl, yeah, you found 4 scum when almost half the game has barely posted, you are a mafia god.

Sarcasm, dude. SV was mocking Slandaar, Beck, and the other twits who think they have rock-solid cases already.
In post 191, iamausername wrote:
In post 164, theamatuer wrote:One of beck/pine is probably scum. Of course, considering Beck's record, he's probably caught another townie again >.>
Also David? You'd probably find a lot of similarities with rev.


This post is the scummiest post in the game.

In post 176, theamatuer wrote:Basically, both people used rather weak reasons to attack the other, which is kinda acceptable considering theres only 7 pages, but the fact that this happens at 7 pages is kinda suspicious.
A possibility is that beck attacked Pine, who is scum, for weak reasoning, and that Pine reacted and starting attacking Beck in retaliation.
Of course, there really isn't anything I can see that currently puts one on top of the other in terms of scumminess, so I'll just
fos: beck and Pine

I'll probably change one to a vote when a majority appears on one or if one turns scummier than the other.
pedit: just saying, but considering curfews, I wont be active at all on weekdays. I could probably crank out a few posts, but It'll have to take the weekends to start posting as much as i want to.
ppedit: wth. invalid form :|


Wait, no, it's this one.

UNVOTE: DavidParker
VOTE: theamateur

This is a very good point. Also note the opportunism that theamateur has been displaying.
In post 192, Beck wrote:I'm good and pissed now, if pine and crackhead viewpoint don't explain why both of my cases are wrong (and actually can explain the town motivation behind their play) I'll push on these 2 mofos for the remainder of the game

This is an example of bad gameplay, regardless of alignment.

Beck, your cases are simply weak. There aren't really holes, per se, they just aren't nearly as significant as you keep making them out to be. You make mountains out of molehills, and react to every attack on you with personal fervor.

I'm really starting to have a hard time seeing you as scum at this point. I don't think you'd be this dumb as scum.
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vote: shattered aka crackhead


Arrogance like yours is unfucking necessary.

This is also bad gameplay, regardless of alignment. Oh, and a superb example of your unnecessary aggression. Your case on SV amounts to "Oh my God, you suck! You don't agree with me, and then YOU VOTED FOR ME! I'm going to concoct an insulting nickname for you, and then vote you! Not for a good reason, but because you voted for me first!"

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I would like to ask people to stop voting for Beck. He's not worth a mislynch. He's vig/SK bait.
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Post Post #243 (isolation #21) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:57 pm

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EBWOP: There's been like four dense pages since I last posted, and people have asked me a lot of questions and such. I ignored some of the stupider ones intentionally, but if I missed yours, feel free to ask again. I've had a long, rough day and these things happen.

@theamateur: In these large Normal games, the vig often doesn't have the confidence to shoot solid scum targets on N1. The vig's duty is often to kill the biggest detriment to the Town on N1 and sometimes N2. These 20+ person games always have one or two. Shooting VIs is pro-Town. Wasting a lynch on them when they may be Town is bad play.
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Post Post #248 (isolation #22) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 2:19 pm

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He was being sarcastic.

You are distracting the entire group with your attitude that the world revolves around you, your brash insistence that you can't be wrong, and your fluff-ridden excessively prolific posting. This would be okay if you were making good cases and points, but you're really not. You're solely engaging in petty arguments, name-calling, and worse, you're drawing others into it. Whether or not you are willing to believe this, you're being remarkably anti-Town without even trying to be.

PE: Your last, 100% unnecessary and conceited post, illustrates my point better than I ever could.
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Post Post #254 (isolation #23) » Fri Oct 14, 2011 2:40 pm

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Kind of at a loss as to who to vote for...I'm maintaining that all or most of our scum are probably hiding in the quiet half of the player list, and I don't have enough solid evidence on any of them. Meh.

PE: Okay, I reviewed the ISOs of all of our lurkers, and I like popsofctown's the least. It reeks of active lurking. I want to at least hear more out of you.

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Post Post #273 (isolation #24) » Sat Oct 15, 2011 4:10 am

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I'm sorry, Funky is scummy? Based on what? He's got three posts and no content to analyze. What, exactly, makes him more or less scummy than ANYONE? That's one step removed from calling someone with no posts scummy.

Theamateur's ISO reeks of newbscum. I'll back a lynch on him.
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Post Post #280 (isolation #25) » Sat Oct 15, 2011 4:52 am

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Need Hiraki case first.


Actually, pure meta case: This lurking and reasonable attitude are not what I associate with Town-Hiraki. It's not exactly what I think of when I reflect on scum-Hiraki either, but it's certainly odd. Not enough to go on, but certainly enough to warrant the pressure you're exerting.
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Post Post #327 (isolation #26) » Sat Oct 15, 2011 8:28 pm

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Super, nothing new happened today. Literally, nothing was said that advances the thread in any way. No new case was presented, lurkers continue to lurk, self-obsessed morons continue to be self-obsessed and rehash the same weaksauce arguments without improving or expanding them, and troll-prone players continue to give in to their baser instincts (I'm looking at you, Hiraki).

Please stop discussing Mafia theory. This "Town list" conversation needs to die or be taken to another thread, as it is allowing a number of people to seem active and useful without actually contributing. It is IRRELEVANT to the current game, and most people who are fervently arguing it are simply wrong. Read some Mafia Discussion articles or the wiki for Cthlulu's sake.
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Post Post #330 (isolation #27) » Sat Oct 15, 2011 8:47 pm

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I concur. ScreamingHawk is posting elsewhere, and needs to post here.
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Post Post #335 (isolation #28) » Sat Oct 15, 2011 11:38 pm

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In post 333, ScreamingHawk wrote:VOTE: Beck
Because he has no friends.

I don't need to be posting. My opinion isn't going to make a difference with these terrible arguments.

I don't think scum would intentionally post this badly. Only Town will care this little.

Stop being failTown. Ignore the petty arguments and present your OWN thoughts. Don't kowtow to the attention whores, be your own dude.
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Post Post #339 (isolation #29) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:23 am

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^Decent posts, and appear to be in the genuine "then again" thought process I associate with Towny behavior. Welcome back to the Town side of "meh".
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Post Post #342 (isolation #30) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:54 am

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@Slaandar: Seriously? It was explicitly stated in the below post. I don't think scum are likely to say what he did. It's not a 100% clear, but for the purposes of narrowing down a D1 lynch, it is sufficient. Pay the fuck attention.

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In post 333, ScreamingHawk wrote:VOTE: Beck
Because he has no friends.

I don't need to be posting. My opinion isn't going to make a difference with these terrible arguments.

I don't think scum would intentionally post this badly. Only Town will care this little.

Stop being failTown. Ignore the petty arguments and present your OWN thoughts. Don't kowtow to the attention whores, be your own dude.
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Post Post #344 (isolation #31) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:09 am

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I think I have enough partial reads (like the above concerning Hawk and Zel1nk) to do a bit of process of elimination for D1. Entries I felt were significant or warrant special attention are increased in size.

Town

15.
Pine
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Maybe Town

14.
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16.
slandaar
: Surprised to see one of my most dogged critics in this category? I'm not. I find stubborn confirmation bias to be an extremely Towny trait. I find his reasoning to be flawed in several instances, and disagree with him in others, but his tenacity for scumhunting is genuine, and damn it, he's trying hard. Boffo.

Towny Side of Neutral

01.
sorgster
: Seems to have a one-track mind concerning Zdenek. Has provided some reasonable analysis, and seems to be trying despite poor quantity of content. Can live for today but needs to be looked at harder.
07.
ZeL1nK
: Poor content, amateurish insistence of being obvTown, but seems to be trying and recently displayed thought processes bearing a Towny hallmark. Might be feigned, needs more investigation, but is acceptable for now.
10.
ScreamingHawk
: Scum lurk, but don't announce that that's what they're doing. Town, however, may feel lost and despair. This is what I see out of Hawk lately. Hardly reliable, but sufficient for D1.
20.
iamausername
: Dire lack of posts, but most of them have been chock full of meaty and nutritious content, sweetened with analysis. More please.
22.
bvoigt
: A look at his ISO makes me utter a hearty "meh". He's contributed, but not especially thoughtfully. His conclusions are somewhat similar to my own, so I'll give him a D1 pass. The biggest impression I get is that of someone who is busy, and not giving this game his full attention. Come to think of it, that makes me lean toward the Townier side of Neutral. More please.

Insufficient Data

02.
ThAdmiral
: Low amount of content. Additionally, my respect for his abilities is sufficient to counterbalance the slightly Towny vibe I have from him. I absolutely want more out of you, regardless of alignment. If Town, because I like what you have to say. If scum, so I can nail you to a wall. Plzkthx.
05.
SodaSpirit17
: Four or five posts, nothing with significant content.
06.
sword_of_omens
: Nothing since a contentless RVS post. Has presumably flaked.
07.
Primate
: One solitary post promising to catch up two days ago. We're waiting.

11.
Jackal711
: Has not posted at all. Likely flaked, though he picked up his role PM (DamnFail was immediately replaced when he failed to pick up his role, so we know Jackal did receive it.)
17.
funkybike1
: Insufficient data. Needs to post more.

Scummy Side of Neutral

03.
DavidParker
: Poor post count, poor content, poor analysis, and an inability to see past himself and his attackers. This is scummy, but mostly just bad play, regardless of alignment. Improve content, please.
09.
Shattered Viewpoint
: I'd actually put SV in the "Towny Side of Neutral" category at first, based on a positive image gut reaction to him, and likely based on the fact that he's agreed with me a number of times. I was even toying with having him be the first in my "Maybe Town" category. However, I diligently ISO'd him (as I have for every entry in this analysis) and discovered "HEY! There's no actual content here!" So I put him in the "Insufficient Data" category. Then I continued the line of thinking that started when I noticed his lack of content. A total lack of content, accusations sans explanation aside, from someone who is
clearly
paying attention to the game and posting semi-regularly is downright scummy.
18.
Hiraki
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not
making a good enough showing, or following up on his aggressive tendancies for me to consider him Town. A good example of his aggressive-Town play is There Will Be Bloodshed (New York 128, I think). I can't think of a good example of Hiraki-scum, but I recall this aptitude for trolling to be part of his scum meta. This isn't a conclusive case, but definitely something I'm going to continue monitoring.

19.
Sky
: Initially in "Insufficient Data" for lack of posting, but as recently noted, every post he's made has either been RVS or off-topic. Suspicious, kind of belongs in both categories.

Acceptable D1 Lynches

04.
theamatuer
: Aptly named. Opportunistic in the extreme...jumps on me, jumps on zdenek, jumps on Beck when the conversation turns, then abandons that failing wagon to pick on a flaking lurker, while providing no case or analysis on...anyone. Reeks of newbScum, and will likely end up being my #1 choice for our first lynch.

12.
Zdenek
: Promoted from "Scummy Side of Neutral" as of this post. Proposed PL, backed off, said it was a joke, then said it was a gambit, then a joke again, and has provided zero content while active lurking. 323 is particularly suspicious, in that he provides two very different reasons for the same action in the same post. I find it laughable that his only content, and the only content
regarding
him, revolves around an RVS post. If he were to provide some serious, solid content, he could easily improve my opinion. Right now, he's a solid second tier candidate for a lynch.
13.
popsofctown
: As Zel1nk recently stated, king of IIOA. The only analysis-based post I could find was an early-RVS defense of zdenek's worthless PL suggestion...a position he promptly reversed. Was also at the heart of the off-topic discussion about Town lists, in which he proved that "Hey, I can be active instead of lurking!" only to promptly vanish when the off-topic conversation died.

...Other

21.
Beck
: I struggled with where to put Beck. Frankly, he simply doesn't fit in any of my other categories. I find him more likely than even odds to be Town, but I still encourage our Vig/SK to put him out of
his
our misery. Succinctly put, his self-centered and obnoxious attitude combined with his propensity for prolific posting is a detriment to the Town and a haven for active lurkers.
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Post Post #345 (isolation #32) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:11 am

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@Mod: Please prod sword_of_omens and replace or megaprod Jackal
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Post Post #347 (isolation #33) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:19 am

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Look, dude, I agree that you give
some
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Post Post #350 (isolation #34) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:30 am

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Oh for jeebas's sake. Stop failing, the both of you.

If you're not sure what else to do, a good place to start would be thoroughly reading my analysis in 344 and giving your own opinions.
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Post Post #355 (isolation #35) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 3:46 am

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And yet, this...
In post 14, funkybike1 wrote:For no better reason, VOTE: DavidParker

In post 26, funkybike1 wrote:In that case, shouldn't you unvote?

In post 79, funkybike1 wrote:
Unvote
Vote: Zdenek

In post 281, funkybike1 wrote:UNVOTE: Zdenek

...was enough to convince you that Funky WAS a good lynch? That's Funky's ENTIRE ISO. Funky is a lurker, and nothing he's said so far is even a tiny bit inherently scummy. You're either scum or a derp to keep pushing this.

PE: The above applies to Soda as well. Provide some content, Soda. Also, calling Soda scummy while lambasting the thought of a lurker lynch is straight-up hypocrisy, Zdenek. I expect better out of you, and it comes off as desperately trying to shift attention off of yourself while looking productive. It's not working.
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Post Post #360 (isolation #36) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 5:42 am

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In post 357, Beck wrote:Pine hasn't contributed anything useful to this game...

This is a premium example of your confirmation bias-ridden, tunnel-visioned, no-one's-opinion-but-mine-matters attitude. REGARDLESS of my alignment, I've added a TON of things to the game. I've provided extremely detailed information on my reads of every single player (compared to your own focus on three or four players), frequent
analysis
of new information (something you rarely do), make leaps of logic based on sound principles, and at the very least, I've been an open book, completely explaining my reasoning and thoughts on everything I've done and said.

In comparison, you have held onto your early laurels of building shoddy RVS cases on two people, whined incessantly that no one will answer the same old questions to your satisfaction despite numerous attempts to do so, gone out of your way to insult and demean almost every player, gone after inactive players, started arguments over nothing, gone off-topic, obnoxiously spammed the thread (the above being a reasonable example though hardly the worst of it.)

For you to say that I've contributed
nothing useful
to the game indicates that you Are. Not. Taking. This. Seriously. You're either derpScum or failTown. Either way, I'm done with you. I will not be responding to you or reacting to you in any way unless a major paradigm shift occurs in your style of gameplay. Good bye, Beck.

PE: Funkybike, you absolutely have to provide more than hopping onto a growing wagon without providing independent reasons. Start with your top suspects, include reasoning that doesn't look like you quoted someone and removed the tags, and go from there.
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Post Post #425 (isolation #37) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:25 am

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I do not support a D1 policy lynch (call a spade a spade) on Beck whatsoever. Scum won't kill him, so I'll leave it to the vig. If he survives the night, we can talk about a PL tomorrow.

Hell, if we can all just decide to enact a full embargo on him (and we're getting there) I could see just leaving him and ignoring the hell out of him en masse. My stress in this thread plummetted since I started literally skipping his posts.

Revenus is shaking my confidence in him over the last page or so. Nothing damning, but this fresh round of criticisms has some merit.
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Post Post #426 (isolation #38) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:27 am

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Also, I'm starting to see the Hiraki I'm familiar with, though I can't help but wonder if it's feigned.
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Post Post #455 (isolation #39) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:15 pm

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In post 437, Zdenek wrote:
In post 436, popsofctown wrote:Lynch all Liars. You claimed your first post was a joke because it was beneficial for it to be one.

Unless you can explain what's so humorous about sorgster's play in 1531

I was using the word joke to day that it was not a serious policy lynch.

Do you think that all lies/gambits by town are scummy?

Dude, you CAN'T claim it as a joke AND a gambit. They are NOT the same thing...VERY different, in fact. This statement, and it being the second time you've schizo claimed both in one post, is by far the most damning thing you've done. You give two contradictory reasons for the same action. Genuine actions performed for legitimate reasons do not require such hedging of bets.
In post 449, Zdenek wrote:
In post 432, popsofctown wrote:I'm strapped for time I can devote to mafia, so please chill on my activity level.

Re: IioA - I like theory crafting a lot, so I'm naturally predisposed to talk a lot about it since I enjoy it more. That said it is anti-town,

Confession of being anti-town.

Oh what bullshit. He's stating that his style is generally not as beneficial to the Town as intended, not admitting to an anti-Town alignment. Major, major misrep here.

That said, I'm not pops' biggest fan, so carry on.
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Please stop talking about the game that Zdenek and pops played before. It is entirely irrelevant to this game and is off-topic.
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Post Post #463 (isolation #40) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 3:08 pm

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That's not actually a very good example, ThAd. I got lynched D1 for good cause. I screwed up royally. Set's Speed Mafia (Mini 1203) is an excellent example of a scum win where I lurked my ass off (though it was NOT on purpose,) and There Will Be Bloodshed (NY 128?) is a superb example of my more aggressive scum meta, (I and my
entire
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In comparison, Mini 1159 is an example of a more calculating Town win, Mini 1138 is one where I came right out of the gates as a replacement and nailed all of the remaining scum to a wall. NY 129 had a good showing where I was super-aggressive Town, to the point of shoving my reads in everyone's faces and then helping in my own lynch so people would take me seriously when I flipped Town. Even despite that, they still lost the game for me when they ignored my reads, despite my last list being right in 3 out of 4 cases.

Wouldn't want you to lack for meta on me. No, I'm not going to bother actually linking them, I'm too lazy.

PE: I concur, though they can help form an image of how a person
thinks
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support
for a good case, never the case itself. I'm aware that my allegations against Hiraki make the previous statement the heights of hypocrisy, and I'm okay with it.
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Post Post #472 (isolation #41) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 4:54 pm

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Derp wagon. Dont sweat it.

Unvote

Vote: theamateur


Vote was feeling a bit stale. Case is consolidated in my big wallpost etc.
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Post Post #475 (isolation #42) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 5:06 pm

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It's a mod mistake. Sorgster unvoted first, ergo he doesn't have a second vote (or at least isn't using it).

@Mod: Fix plzkthx
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Post Post #480 (isolation #43) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:03 pm

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In post 440, Revenus wrote:btw i'm going to nightvig you beck

:eek:

You don't announce that. Doc on Revenus, please.
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Post Post #482 (isolation #44) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:07 pm

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We've got a number of derpy players. Simple odds are, one or more of them are Town PRs. I can't rely on them to do the obvious.
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Post Post #485 (isolation #45) » Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:36 pm

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I mind. You don't lynch lurkers on D1, they have a 2/3 (roughly) chance of being Town that just happen to be a bit busy. You go with what you've got on D1, and then if lurking continues into D2, you start to call is a pattern and get serious about pressuring them.
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Post Post #497 (isolation #46) » Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:27 am

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This is starting to stall a bit.

Okay, everyone in your next post, please list your top three or four preferences (not your top one that we've heard about ad nauseum) for
today's
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why
for each. Again, preferably in new words an not the same ones you've used before. Rank-ordering is a plus.
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Post Post #520 (isolation #47) » Mon Oct 17, 2011 7:21 am

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In post 517, theamatuer wrote:
In post 516, Slandaar wrote:
In post 500, theamatuer wrote:
Pine: one of beck/Pine is scum, and Pine seems the better canidate of the two

Why?

why does one have to be scum?

why cant they both be town?

what has alerted you to the fact one of them HAS to be scum?

I feel that one of them should be scum based on the interaction between Beck and Pine
That possibility could happen, but one of them being scum is way more possible.
And they dont HAVE to be scum, its they SHOULD be scum due to their constant attacking of each other.

The bolded is a
stunning
logical fallacy. Shit, I don't even know whether that makes him more or less scummy at this point. If I thought he were feigning that kind of illogic, or trying to manipulate others into believing it, then yeah. But if he actually believes that makes sense, that throws a lot of my read off. It's like fencing with an 8-year-old (nerd alert). When fencing a novice adult, an experienced fencer can beat them easily, because adults (or at least those prone to taking up fencing) have been inundated their whole lives with poor examples of the skill. They're predictable and it's easy to get in their head. But children are sometimes the most frustrating opponents, because you don't know
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the fuck they're going to do. Or why. Total wild cards, even if their attacks don't make an ounce of sense, they can catch you off-guard by how ridiculous they are.
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Post Post #531 (isolation #48) » Mon Oct 17, 2011 8:39 am

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In post 523, Revenus wrote:Fencing's gay.

:cry: :cry: :cry:

Image

Seriously though, get an avatar. It makes it a lot easier to pick out your posts when skimming through to find quotes and points you've made, and there's a significant subconscious benefit to having an image to immediately associate with a name.

And Pops, you just can't resist the opportunity to provide a bunch of off-topic content when the chance presents itself, can you? Apply that level of commitment to the actual game, and I wouldn't be as suspicious of you.

Claiming or softclaiming PRs of any kind on D1 (not counting L-1 "claim or die" moments) is a bad idea in most cases, as it unnecessarily gives scum information and insight into your thought processes. A Townie fakeclaiming and even fakesoftclaiming can force a real PR into counterclaiming for a supposed scum kill, resulting in an otherwise innocent Townie being mislynched. Fakeclaiming vig is especially stupid, as it will very often lead to the REAL vig saying "Aha! That's either scum or the SK setting up a vig fakeclaim. I'll shoot him to find out." And we again have a dead fakeclaimer, with the added benefit of a wasted friendly fire shot.

^See? That's all that needed to be said. It isn't a discussion that will eat up half a day and a dozen posts, it's an experienced player taking
part
of a
single
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PE: Four more fucking fluff posts about this since I started typing? Shut the fuck up about it, people.
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Post Post #534 (isolation #49) » Mon Oct 17, 2011 8:51 am

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Break the cycle. Call them out on their fluff posting. Change the subject. Educate them and finish the conversation. You've got too much experience to simply get a pass on this one.
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Post Post #550 (isolation #50) » Mon Oct 17, 2011 10:15 am

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In post 547, funkybike1 wrote:
In post 531, Pine wrote:
In post 523, Revenus wrote:Fencing's gay.

:cry: :cry: :cry:

Seriously though, get an avatar. It makes it a lot easier to pick out your posts when skimming through to find quotes and points you've made, and there's a significant subconscious benefit to having an image to immediately associate with a name.

And Pops, you just can't resist the opportunity to provide a bunch of off-topic content when the chance presents itself, can you? Apply that level of commitment to the actual game, and I wouldn't be as suspicious of you.

Claiming or softclaiming PRs of any kind on D1 (not counting L-1 "claim or die" moments) is a bad idea in most cases, as it unnecessarily gives scum information and insight into your thought processes. A Townie fakeclaiming and even fakesoftclaiming can force a real PR into counterclaiming for a supposed scum kill, resulting in an otherwise innocent Townie being mislynched. Fakeclaiming vig is especially stupid, as it will very often lead to the REAL vig saying "Aha! That's either scum or the SK setting up a vig fakeclaim. I'll shoot him to find out." And we again have a dead fakeclaimer, with the added benefit of a wasted friendly fire shot.

^See? That's all that needed to be said. It isn't a discussion that will eat up half a day and a dozen posts, it's an experienced player taking
part
of a
single
post to completely defeat the incorrect idea, explain why, and re-educate. I'm moving on from this off-topic conversation and so should everyone else.

PE: Four more fucking fluff posts about this since I started typing? Shut the fuck up about it, people.


Keep this post right here in mind.

I lol'd. You can be Town...for now.

I think your wit is lost on at least 75% of the thread, though.
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Post Post #576 (isolation #51) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 12:30 am

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I have little to add since I last posted. Got a noticeable feeling of ambivalence from the last page. Thanks for providing some content, ThAd, looking forward to you being fully caught up.
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Post Post #586 (isolation #52) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 4:33 am

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In post 581, Slandaar wrote:but ThAd is now firmly on my radar after his last post, that post seems really scummy.

I agree with Hiraki (especially) and ThAd moving up the suspect list, but not with this statement. With the exception of including Slandaar, I have no issue with his list, though his lack of reasoning is suspicious, particularly from someone like ThAd.
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Post Post #603 (isolation #53) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 7:32 am

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Revenus, please stop feeding the troll.
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Post Post #608 (isolation #54) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 7:56 am

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^Bad vote. Beck is vigbait, and what you're proposing is a policy lynch. Unless you can come up with a reasonable and thorough case on why he's scum, I won't stand for wasting a lynch on him when a vig bullet makes him just as dead.
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Post Post #618 (isolation #55) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:31 am

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22 people: Probably 5 scum with 2 strong PRs or 3 weak ones, or 6 with 1-2 weak PRs at most. Definitely an SK or some other third party (perhaps Traitor to work with the atypical scum math). Town will have 4-6 PRs depending on strength, with 1 strong or 2 weak (each) investigative and protective. Roleblocker and/or Jailkeeper probably present, vig almost certainly. Backup roles may fill the rest. Good chance of 2-3 Masons or a Neighborhood/Neighborizer.
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Post Post #625 (isolation #56) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:58 am

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Rant (from Dictionary.com):

rant [rant]
verb (used without object)
1. to speak or declaim extravagantly or violently; talk in a wild or vehement way; rave: The demagogue ranted for hours.

verb (used with object)
2. to utter or declaim in a ranting manner.

Word Origin: 1598, from Du. randten "talk foolishly, rave," of unknown origin (cf. Ger. rantzen "to frolic, spring about"). The noun is first attested 1649, from the verb.
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Post Post #628 (isolation #57) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 9:27 am

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In post 608, Pine wrote:^Bad vote. Beck is vigbait, and what you're proposing is a policy lynch. Unless you can come up with a reasonable and thorough case on why he's scum, I won't stand for wasting a lynch on him when a vig bullet makes him just as dead.

If
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Post Post #634 (isolation #58) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 9:53 am

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I've read your ISO, SV. This post...
In post 187, Shattered Viewpoint wrote:
In post 109, Beck wrote:Before you call my case bullshit, try making one yourself, until than you have no right to criticize my case.


Have a seat, get comfortable. Allow me to tell you a little tiny story.

Once upon a time, there was a game, This game was called Mafia. It involved an informed minority and an uninformed majority. The way you play this game doesn't really differ much -- on the surface -- regardless of which side you happen to be on.

Everyone is trying to catch scum. (Hush, now, even the scum are trying to
appear
to be catching scum.)

The Mafia, while trying to appear town and catching the scum, may (or may not) make some bullshit arguments.

It is while deconstructing these bullshit arguments that we, as Town, are able to narrow down the possibilities of who is scum and who is not.

Your case is bullshit. Therefore, you're either scum or a fucking idiot.


One scum found!

In post 114, Revenus wrote:UNVOTE: beck

I've actually liked what Beck has had to say thus far.


Looky there!
Two
scum found!


Oh, and Beck? Here's some further proof of your scumminess/moronity:
In post 112, Beck wrote:@ sorg, I still stand by it

PL in general, bad play

PL of DK in general, the best thing town can do for themselves 100% of the time.


In post 138, ZeL1nK wrote:I don't get it. Is this opposite day or something?

I'm obvtown, why are you voting for me?


THIRD
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In post 161, Slandaar wrote:
In post 158, Beck wrote:
IM OBV TOWN

This is my read on beck



FOURTH---
no, wait. Slandaar's just dumb.

In post 162, Beck wrote:We also have a shut load of people who need to post, and others who need to post content and not nonsensical horseshit (shattered this means you)


Blow me, scumboy.

And funkybike isn't scum, just newbtown Lurker McLurkyman.

...is the only one that even masquerades as content, or attempts to give reads on anyone. And you don't explain them in any real way. This is not acceptable.
Why
do you suspect these people? How do their recent actions change your opinion or cause it to remain the same? Why?

I mean, the only reason you even gave for Revenus, who I have a decent Townread on, was that he was hearing Beck out. WHAT? That isn't even declaring him scummy! It's just saying "this person is stupid, so I'm going to vote him."

Add Shattered Viewpoint to my list of acceptable lynches/vig targets, unless a significant change occurs and soon.
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Post Post #638 (isolation #59) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:01 am

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In post 635, funkybike1 wrote:Maybe if you explained yourself better, you might actually be able to contribute to these "terrible arguments" instead of just showing up every three days.

Tragic and scummy irony, thy name is funkybike1.
In post 636, funkybike1 wrote:Also, I fully support the notion that I am newb town.

...Except that no one (that I can recall) is making that assertion. It is not a label you can give to yourself, or even really endorse for yourself. This is, by far, the scummiest thing you've said.

I now condone the wagon on funkybike1, though my read on him is far from airtight enough to actively support it. Happy hunting, gentlemen.
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Post Post #647 (isolation #60) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:08 am

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In post 644, Slandaar wrote:OK then ThAd lets go head to head today, you are scum im certain now

In post 640, ThAdmiral wrote:
Wow, an unvote and a retaliation. Didn't expect this big a response!

What is scummy about that exactly? it seems obvious to me there is no point voting funky today whatever you think of his alignment so obv i unvote after his claim...

In post 640, ThAdmiral wrote:
Beck's response to this summarises my position quite well:
In post 590, Beck wrote:I'll say I think funky is not mafia, so someone pushing his wagon is scum.

ThAd said previously:
In post 573, ThAdmiral wrote:
Well obv sky is my main scum read at the moment. Other than that I have a bunch of town reads, and then there's a lot of other people who I basically can't distinguish because they haven't really done anything.

So, we can assume beck is a town read yet he does not use becks logic to find scum pushing the beck wagon, which is odd, truely, looking for any reason to get your vote on me first eh?

UNVOTE: Hiraki
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Lets go

Stunningly bad, OMGUS-y post. Stop it. You guys are Town vs. prob-Town.

You've gotta stop taking things personally, Slandaar.
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Post Post #652 (isolation #61) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:35 am

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Enlighten me, SV. What things, that are "obvious", am I missing in your posts? Your refusal to explain, or your stunning arrogance?
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Post Post #656 (isolation #62) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 11:40 am

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Saying that over and over doesn't make it so.

And if you ARE "that good," then you have
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And if you don't have reasons that can be explained, then you're just guessing, trolling, and arrogantly extolling your own virtues.
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Post Post #661 (isolation #63) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 12:25 pm

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The vig thing died a while ago.

Hiraki being useless is
not
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Post Post #667 (isolation #64) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 1:02 pm

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Basing your entire performance on trolling others and loafing around the thread is pretty shameful, too.
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Post Post #684 (isolation #65) » Tue Oct 18, 2011 5:44 pm

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Neither vig claim was serious.
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Post Post #696 (isolation #66) » Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:20 am

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You'd be surprised. There are some arrogant motherfuckers on this website.
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Post Post #714 (isolation #67) » Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:30 am

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In post 706, iamausername wrote:As you may already be aware if you ever read Mafia Discussion, I'm going to be on little to no access this weekend & next week, but Faraday has agreed to temporarily replace me for that period (assuming this is OK with the mod).

But before I go, I'm going to try to post something actually substantial, because I've been kind of neglecting this game a bit. So, thoughts on everyone will be coming later tonight and/or tomorrow. Cross my heart.

Oooh, Faraday. Yes please. Fun to play with regardless of your alignment, or his.
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Post Post #730 (isolation #68) » Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:40 pm

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Welcome to Townland, Primate.
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Post Post #823 (isolation #69) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:09 pm

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In post 750, bvoigt wrote:WHEN I GET IGNORED I POST IN CAPS LOCK. STOP IGNORING ME. GIVE US YOUR READS WITH EXPLANATIONS.

In post 771, bvoigt wrote:EXPLAIN YOUR PREVIOUS VOTES

I concur.

Funkybike, explain yourself.
In post 791, Revenus wrote:And theamatuer, you're not looking any better.
Actually, theam has been looking better of late. You, on the other hand, are firmly off of my Town list and sinking through the neutral categories. Less for the mediocre reasons others have posted about you, and more due to your unflagging willingness to pursue any avenue of discussion ad infinitum, no matter how useless or distracting to the game.
In post 815, sorgster wrote:It's innocent until found guilty, not the other way around.
Fallacy. This is not a court of law, this is Mafia Scum. Here, you are presumed suspect until I have a
damn
good reason to believe otherwise.

I am becoming more tolerant of a Beck PL as the pages pile up and up due to his incessant chattering, drawing others into spirals of distraction. Pops and theam are still on my suspect list, but have moved off of the most wanted category, exchanging places with Hiraki and Shattered Viewpoint. I'm quite wary of the former two as yet, because I feel their recent improvements might be a direct result of the suspicion cast upon them.

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I want fresh reads, with good reasons for all of them. Hell, I'll even do the same at some point in the next day or so.
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Post Post #827 (isolation #70) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:48 pm

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It's not the productive discussions I'm objecting to, Rev. It's the unproductive feeding of this thread's trolls. There seems to be no bait you won't rise to. Good example? The last two to four pages. Two third of it is
wasted
on you clashing with Beck and producing nothing of real use.

It's almost like you're not really concerned with pushing the scummy folks, and more concerned with hearing yourself talk.

That said, wagon on SV, gogogo.
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Post Post #833 (isolation #71) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 4:20 pm

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In post 828, Shattered Viewpoint wrote:No, you can't; unless you're unlynchable, which (I believe) is not a Normal role.

It can be, under the "One atypical role per Normal" rule. As Palisade, Mastin and I were offered either Unlynchable or Bulletproof as the SK. We chose BP. After I flaked this summer, we got lynched,

Beck is still painfully scum.
Rev more town; however, he's a fool for engaging with Beck.
ZeL1nk is now null as he's lurking (but he's probscum anyway).
I never said Slandaar was scum, I said he's stupid. Reading comprehension is valuable, you might look into that.

bvoigt is sliding toward scum now.

and you, sword_of_omens, are being quite scummy for much of the same reasons as that other game that I can't talk about.

There we are. Shiny new reads from me. See you all in a few days.

Wholly insufficient. Pitifully unwilling to commit to anything that hasn't been said ad nauseum by others, and the reasons you provide are ridiculously short for 34 whole pages of activity. You keep marking time and failing to contribute in a reasonable, thorough manner. Seriously, shape up or this pressure vote/wagon will turn into a serious attempt at getting you lynched.

PE: I haven't had time to read IAAUN's post yet, but I am pleasantly surprised by it.
That
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Post Post #834 (isolation #72) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 4:25 pm

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Mod: Please prod David Parker, ZeL1nK, and...umm...yourself (chkflip, DK's been great)
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Post Post #837 (isolation #73) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 4:51 pm

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I like IAAUN's case on Revenus. I'm not completely convinced, but it certainly deserves to be addressed better than the blunt dismissal in 835 (mixed with what looks shockingly like misrepresentation, as IAAUN did more than pick on the one post).

Revenus, please re-read IAAUN's case and respond appropriately. Your obsession with how people perceive you is also contributing to my rapidly-dwindling opinion of you.
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Post Post #839 (isolation #74) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:08 pm

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Seriously? I've been defending you all game.

And while I agree with you that most of the votes on you are for poor reasons, if you're so paranoid as to say that I might vote on you for "retarded" reasons, you've got another thing coming.

Now, please address his points regarding posts 124 and 177, defending theam and being paranoid about it looking like that's what you're doing, being willing to support a lynch on anyone but the three people you wanted to suck up to, your reversal on the Beck PL (I admit to some hypocrisy here myself), post 424, and your diversionary trolling of Beck.

Perhaps because it's someone you've repeatedly regarded as Town has restated the (very complete) case on you, you won't dismiss it.
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Post Post #840 (isolation #75) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:11 pm

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By the way, one of the core ethics of good Town play is to find scum and
get them lynched
. Town will accept scum and VIs onto a wagon they're confident of. So suggest again that I would lower myself to the level of others on your wagon by agreeing with them for entirely different reasons. It will just make them right, albeit for the wrong reasons.

You've gone from "rapidly sinking" to "all out freefall" as the pressure ratchets up. This is
precisely
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Post Post #842 (isolation #76) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:21 pm

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I'm telling you how to avoid my vote. I don't feel your reasons are sufficient, hence I am voting for you. Play however you want, those are the consequences of your current actions.
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Post Post #846 (isolation #77) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 7:29 pm

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In post 839, Pine wrote:Now, please address his points regarding posts 124 and 177, defending theam and being paranoid about it looking like that's what you're doing, being willing to support a lynch on anyone but the three people you wanted to suck up to, your reversal on the Beck PL (I admit to some hypocrisy here myself), post 424, and your diversionary trolling of Beck.

STOP AVOIDING THIS.
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Post Post #848 (isolation #78) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:19 pm

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Okay, now stop avoiding the other half of the case against you.

Why are you being obtuse about this?
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Post Post #850 (isolation #79) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:30 pm

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How about I lay it out in bullet form. Respond to the following:

-Your hypocrisy regarding IAAUN's fluffposting, followed by your own. (You somewhat responded to this.)
-The circumstances of post 124. (Dismissed, did not engage.)
-The dissonance represented by post 177. (Dismissed, did not engage.)
-Defending theamateur on several occasions, then becoming paranoid about
looking
like you're defending someone who the Town is beginning to suspect. (Have not responded at all.)
-Willingness to lynch anyone except the three you feel you can't justify it on. (Dodged the point. It was that you expressed a willingness to lynch almost anyone.)
-Attempt to rally a serious PL on Beck (note that the difference here is that it was not a joke or frustration, but a serious attempt) after repeatedly stating a belief that Beck is Town. (Have not responded.)
-Post 424 seems to express frustration at being caught for the wrong reasons, implying there are good reasons to lynch you. (Have not responded.)
-Trolling Beck and engaging his return-trolling. (Have not responded.)
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Post Post #859 (isolation #80) » Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:28 pm

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In post 856, Beck wrote:wifom is good for games sometimes

This was so bad I had to break my silence, and comment.

No. WIFOM is never good for Town, and your reason for clearing funkybike is completely unsound. That is precisely the reasoning scum would want you to use. "I'll do something so scummy, Town would never think it came from actual scum." Thanks for playing our game, Beck, you continue to lose.

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My read is neutral-scummy. I don't see the cases being built on him as having much merit, but I'm also not seeing Funky doing anything to change their opinions or improve mine.
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Post Post #892 (isolation #82) » Fri Oct 21, 2011 6:45 am

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In post 889, theamatuer wrote:On the other hand, I don't like Slandaar's play for some reason, and I especially dont like how Username refuses to give a reason on why he says slaandar is town.
I'd like anybody who thinks Slandaar is town to please post their reasoning.

I already have. To add to that, I feel he's putting himself way too out there, and entirely too willing to make enemies and criticize anyone. He's not pulling his punches and guarding his words like I expect scum to do. There's no calculation to his analyses, he's posting his actual thoughts. And his opinions evolve naturally, gradually. He doesn't make precipitous decisions to back off of someone, or to start pressing, he's clearly thinking things through, building cases in his head, and developing his ideas. His opposition to me is a good example. ISO him and do a search on my name. He ramps up gradually to finding me one of his top scum reads, then ever so slowly changes his mind as he visibly divorces himself from confirmation bias and re-evaluates my actions. Scum doesn't do that.

Slandaar is Town. There is no question in my mind. In fact, though I continue to disagree with some of his assessments (his vilification of ThAd, while I can get behind it in principle, is over the top,) Slandaar is the Towniest person in the thread.

PE: Okay, I think it's time to draw a line in the sand. Looking at that vote count, it is very clear that we're down to three reasonable candidates for today's lynch. Revenus, Funkybike, and Shattered Viewpoint.

If your vote's elsewhere, either make an earth-shattering case against them or drop it until Day Two. Three candidates in a game this large is a reasonable pool.
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Post Post #894 (isolation #83) » Fri Oct 21, 2011 6:55 am

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Pun not intended.

Good catch, though.
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Post Post #949 (isolation #84) » Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:42 am

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In post 924, Revenus wrote:I also don't like Pine attempting to limit our lynches to 3 targets when we have 10 days left.

Have only had a chance to skim this afternoon, haven't read your full response to Bvoigt (not me, I simply rephrased his questions).

As I'm certain you're aware from your years playing, there comes a point towards the end of every day cycle,
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Quit bitching because you're one of the three on the block.

Also, 931 and 934 are really not helping you out.

You have a point regarding David Parker, but I can't help wondering whether it's just something you're waving around to get people to stop scrutinizing you.

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Post Post #952 (isolation #85) » Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:55 am

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So, with one breath you say that I'm unqualified to estimate when we've hit the productivity barrier, then with the next admit that you yourself have little experience with long games and are therefore unqualified yourself.

I find it exceedingly unlikely that all three of you are Town.
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Post Post #985 (isolation #86) » Sat Oct 22, 2011 12:37 am

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In post 977, Faraday wrote:
In post 135, Pine wrote:
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The lady doth protest too much.

Explain this Pine, I expect better from you. (Zelink IS and WAS obvtown,) I don't buy for a second you believe that calling onself town is a scumtell so what gives?

Keep reading. It was a sarcastic/frustration-driven vote that didn't have my weight behind it.

By the way, folks, I'd like to caution you to take Faraday's posts with a few grains of salt. I've heard him boast about having never been lynched as scum, which is quite an exceptional achievement. I was leaning towards Town on IAAUN, but there wasn't much to work with. Just be careful, Faraday is outstanding as Town but truly masterful as scum.
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Post Post #993 (isolation #87) » Sat Oct 22, 2011 4:35 am

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Forgot about it until I started posting. I like most of what you have to say, and it occurred to me as I was reading to read your opinions carefully, just as I do with ThAd. You'll notice in my first wallpost (344 I think?) that I comment to similar effect about him. I have had experiences with both of you that make me extra cautious. Specifically, recalling your performance in Mini 1137, despite you being my post-mortem ally, got me both really nervous about playing against you. I don't know whose side you're on.

See, when you have that kind of "blew my socks off" experience, it's something you want to share with the class.
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Post Post #994 (isolation #88) » Sat Oct 22, 2011 4:37 am

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And you're noticeably exaggerating how much I vilified you. "Grain of salt, this guy's really good" does not equate to "Soulless baby-eater". AtE noted.
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Post Post #998 (isolation #89) » Sat Oct 22, 2011 4:43 am

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I've noticed your propensity for exaggeration.

[url=http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 8#p3025848]From 1137 (best moment)[/ur]

PE: Iunno. I feel like I have, but I can't think of specific examples. It's the kind of thing I'd do in RVS, but you replaced in. Actually, come to think of it, I have a concrete example of it that I did a couple of days ago, but it's in an ongoing game. I had a three- or four-month absence here (hence sig) so nothing's really fresh in my mind except ongoing and impressions.
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Post Post #1087 (isolation #90) » Sun Oct 23, 2011 11:40 am

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Meh. Nothing much has happened in the last few pages that is worth commenting on.
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Post Post #1097 (isolation #91) » Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:07 pm

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In post 1095, Faraday wrote:unless you're functionally retarded the above is a bad idea.
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Post Post #1109 (isolation #92) » Sun Oct 23, 2011 6:17 pm

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ThAd is starting to turn my opinion of him. He's back around neutral, maybe slightly above now.

I particularly agree with his assessment of Sky's 1082 and the sudden wagon on Sword of Omens. I'm done defending the chronic lurkers, though. At this point, they either need to show up and be active or replace out. Failing to do one of those two things is unacceptably anti-Town behavior.
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Post Post #1118 (isolation #93) » Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:46 pm

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Post Post #1149 (isolation #94) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 2:52 am

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We have until next Wednesday to get twelve people to agree on one person. Barring blatant scumslips, I am beginning to despair of that happening.
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Post Post #1153 (isolation #95) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 4:50 am

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In post 1151, Faraday wrote:is there any particular reason vijay hasn't gotten more votes? do people think he's town or are they just set on their pet lynch?

Partly the latter, but mostly because I don't find the case against him particularly compelling. There's no good reason to think he's Town either, but the case against him is weaksauce compared to others out there.
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Post Post #1158 (isolation #96) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 5:51 am

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Mod: Please
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Post Post #1162 (isolation #97) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 6:31 am

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SV you're an alt of NS, right?
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Post Post #1167 (isolation #98) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 6:59 am

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It's relevant to me, because I have a history with and reasonable meta on you now.

You're probably Town in light of that, but you're being a derp for not explaining your reads. If you were to actually explain them, I might see a way to help you prosecute them, or at least explain them in small words to the unwashed masses in this game.
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Post Post #1175 (isolation #99) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 7:29 am

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[quote="In post 1170Unfortunately Beck, antitown =/= scum. NS is just a useless player.[/quote]
This. Anti-Town behavior and scummy behavior are different. Similar, but different.

I'm backing off of SV with a pronounced eye-roll because this is his Town meta in my experience. It's not any more successful than anyone else, really, but it is more annoying. Here's a few examples:

NY 129
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I agree with Pops on not PLing lurkers D1. You lynch them if they continue to lurk into D2.
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Post Post #1176 (isolation #100) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 7:32 am

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Actually, it occurs to me that I can't locate a game I've played with NS in which he was scum. Granted, I'm not in the mood to do an exhaustive search, but this is intriguing and may throw my meta read on NSV.
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Post Post #1179 (isolation #101) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:29 am

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The more I think about it, the less I believe that statement to be necessarily true. My initial reaction to confirming that SV=NS was that he's Town because he's acted in a similar manner in the past when he's been Town, but I now recognize that I don't have a firm handle on NSV's scum meta.

And what are you smoking "SV looks like scum to me after checking those games"? He was Town in all of them.
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Post Post #1193 (isolation #102) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:26 am

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Not exactly the same, but similar. NS has given reasons and answered questions when pressured.
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Post Post #1197 (isolation #103) » Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:50 am

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Dude, I rethought NS town meta = SV Town before you or anyone else said jack, in 1176. It is not something I'm still going with.
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Post Post #1238 (isolation #104) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:54 am

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In post 1224, Slandaar wrote:
In post 1197, Pine wrote:Dude, I rethought NS town meta = SV Town before you or anyone else said jack, in 1176. It is not something I'm still going with.

To be fair you did, but for the wrong reasons, you did not notice the difference in the styles which even Beck (your opinion of him not mine) saw them.

Pine: I think SV is town based on Meta *shows 3 games of NS*

Pine : oh I didnt realise I have no scum-NS/SV games maybe Im wrong

Me: Theres big differences in those styles, SV is probably scum.

You STILL did not get why SV was scum

SV explains he plays differently as NS (waiting on confirmation)

So, you clearly did not notice the differences, which is really weird. I take from it you did not look at the games properly because you already know SVs alignment.

I think it actually confirms you scum, I need to think on this.

Dude, I didn't closely examine those games because I played them. You may be finding slight differences in the style, but I've actually spent weeks and months in those games. Plus, I feel like I've played more than that with NS, but just am not finding the game threads. I had and have a solid read on NSV's Town meta, and I didn't need to reread those games to get it. I quickly realized, however, that that meta opinion was not relevant because I don't think I've ever seen him as scum. He's an arrogant mofo, but I don't have the evidence or experience to back a meta argument against him.

Did you just skim the ISOs out of context? That may be leading to your incorrect opinion of the differences.
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Post Post #1240 (isolation #105) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:59 am

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Here's another Nobody Special game that just ended.

Town again, but you'll see that his play style is almost a dead ringer for Shattered Viewpoint, except he didn't get the pressure from people he respects like he did in those games where he explained himself, nor did he get pressure from people he scoffs at to turn into a total douche.

The differences between NS and SV are minimal at best.
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Post Post #1244 (isolation #106) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 1:17 am

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What are the differences?

Also, lol on taking someone's word on their own meta.

Lol again on getting meta from skimmed ISOs. Context is the only way you understand the situation and are able to actually interpret things. You spent maybe five minutes skimming those games. I played in each of them (except the last one, I replaced into it) for
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Post Post #1251 (isolation #107) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 3:53 am

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Soda wagon is reasonable. Not my favorite, but I can get behind it eventually.

Speaking of my favorite, Revenus has gotten awfully quiet (comparatively) now that attention has died down on him.
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Post Post #1256 (isolation #108) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 5:55 am

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^lol @ directing the vig.

If there's a vig, they don't need the Town cred, they are Town. If there's an SK, you don't want to give them Town cred, you want them dead or leashed. You should add the #selfdefeatingstatement hashtag to the above.
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Post Post #1298 (isolation #109) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:34 pm

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In post 1271, funkybike1 wrote:Speaking of useless, this post.

I lol'd. Got funny looks from my family, had to shut up. Good times.
In post 1286, popsofctown wrote:This thread is a giant facepalm.

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Post Post #1299 (isolation #110) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:34 pm

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I particularly love how the more solid cases get ignored, and the weaksauce random nonsense gains traction.
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Post Post #1306 (isolation #111) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 12:46 pm

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In post 1301, Faraday wrote:why are so many people making bad votes.

i swear, you guys deserve mastin at this stage.

They really do.
I should ask Mastin to replace in for Primate.
I just did.

Faraday wrote:

mastin2, even.

Just call me Pine, Mastinbane.
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Post Post #1317 (isolation #112) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 2:52 pm

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In post 1315, Hiraki wrote:ALRIGHT GUYS.

IMA PUT ON MY RAGE SUIT. AND COME BACK TO DEAL WITH ALL THIS SHIT.

AND THEN YOU WILL FOLLOW ME

AND I WILL LEAD YOU AD VICTORIAM.

CAPICE?

CAPICE.

I look forward to this. If it happens.
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Post Post #1334 (isolation #113) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:24 pm

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In post 1323, mastin2 wrote:Hi guys. :D

OMG I love you man :D

TL;DR: Lots and lots and lots and lots of bullshit to wade through. You'll cut down your reading by (literally) about a quarter if you skip everything the massive VI Beck has posted. He's almost certainly Town, but he's so prone to serious OMGUS, spite, frivolity, and general idiocy that he's worthless. I'm hoping he's N1 vigbait. That'll reduce it down to an effective 30ish pages, which is much more reasonable.

Lots of lurkers. Shattered Viewpoint is Nobody Special. Hiraki's being weird and ThAd lurky but is producing acceptable content when he does pop in. Faraday is temporarily replacing iamausername. Revenus is hard to read, but fairly prolific without being completely unreadable. I currently have a scum read after an initial Town read, due some recent things he's said and his bad reactions to being wagoned. He's changed tack and is lurking until suspicion goes away, which I won't allow. Theamateur and popsofctown are both being very difficult, having rebounded from earlier scumreads with decent activity. There's more, but most of the players in this thread have yet to do anything worth remembering. It's seriously composed of 90-95% of the people I just mentioned. In a 22-player.
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Post Post #1337 (isolation #114) » Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:57 pm

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I agree, but I was trying to give Mastin information on the thread without biasing his reads too much. Giving him too much of my reads (or yours) could influence how he reads the thread, and we'd get less of that unique Mastin insight we all love so much.
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Post Post #1394 (isolation #115) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:49 am

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In post 1345, mastin2 wrote:I'll take it on Pine and Faraday's word that SV and Beck are town, since my initial impression does not impress me.

I retracted that a while ago (regarding SV). Beats the hell out of me what he is, but his play style as SV seems to take the NS dickishness and turn it up to truly epic levels, and seems designed to present a thorough "I'm a douche" front, making him extremely hard to read. What I'd usually call scummy actions (refusing to answer questions, failing to provide reasons for his reads, active lurking, general trolling) fits in with his cockish persona. So I'm having a hard time deciding whether he's obfuscating scum or lolTown. Either way I think it's a shitty play style :igmeou:
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Post Post #1395 (isolation #116) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:54 am

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By the way, if it's in the wiki, it's obsolete.

Unless it's REALLY old, and then it might be back in play for WIFOM reasons. The wiki is super unreliable outside of Newbie games.
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Post Post #1397 (isolation #117) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:05 am

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Or just a total arrogant dick. This is the dilemma I presented. Pay attention.
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Post Post #1399 (isolation #118) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:13 am

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lolwhut?

On the wiki = less useful than unpublicized working theories. That's all I said. Didn't even comment on the 3-4-5 thing.
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Post Post #1407 (isolation #119) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 8:22 am

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In post 1405, Beck wrote:If you are going to meta him, you need to look at both his town and scum play.

This is why I retracted my "NS-Town = SV-Town" position, which Slandaar jumped all over me on. I don't have a scum meta on NSV. I get a general sense that NSV is being dick-Town, but I don't have any scum history to back it up.

Apparently, Slandaar considers "I spent fifteen minutes and skimmed a couple of ISOs, all of the same alignment" to mean that he knows everything about how a person plays the game.
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Post Post #1408 (isolation #120) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 8:24 am

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Primate, sorgster. As far as I'm concerned, Mastin enters with a completely clean slate.

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Post Post #1415 (isolation #121) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:22 am

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Perhaps, I do sorgster, but I'm not going to fill in the blanks to your open-ended question. How about you tell us what you perceive, instead of suggesting there's something there without giving an opinion?

What does Beck's pattern tell
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Post Post #1425 (isolation #122) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:48 am

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ScreamingHawk wrote:VOTE: vijay for pretty much the same reasons that have already been mentioned.

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(By the way, this just became one of my favorite images ever. I intend to use and reuse it...was just looking for a sheep pic for the blatant sheeping above, but since it's somewhat scummy sheeping, this works even better!)
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Post Post #1428 (isolation #123) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:05 am

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In post 1216, Beck wrote:Sorg, I just read your iso, it's pretty bad I can make a wall of everything scummy about your play thus far. When I get time on a pc, I'll show you what I'm talking about.

This is clearly intent to retaliate, though you never actually followed through and voted.

You do, actually, attack those who attack you, even if there's not much basis for the retaliation.
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Post Post #1450 (isolation #124) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:40 am

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In post 1431, Revenus wrote:oh are we back to lynching beck, i'm still down

Unvote

Vote:Beck


for many many reasons that i've gone over before.

In post 1432, Revenus wrote:and no sane mafia is going NK you Beck as you are clearly not a power role.

In post 1433, Revenus wrote:also because you are mafia

lol opportunism and cognitive dissonance. I've gotta hand it to you, Rev, in the last couple of days of silence, I was drifting back towards my early Town read on you, chalking your bad reactions and such up to a reactionary personality (I have a small amount of that myself - see my early arguments with Beck.) But you've had days to cool off, and are still making slips.

What slips? You accidentally just called Beck Town with your attempts to cover up the "we're not going to kill you" slip.

WAGONS HO.

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In post 1440, Revenus wrote:And you've also "confirmed" me as scum. Are you some dayvig daycop rolled into one?

Add rolefishing into the evidence.
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Post Post #1451 (isolation #125) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:41 am

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In post 1446, Shattered Viewpoint wrote:
In post 1437, Beck wrote:No day powers but I'm the only one who has soft claimed which gives me d1 pass


Due to the Moderator severely restricting my posting abilities, I cannot possibly comment on this.

This echoes my feelings on the matter.
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Post Post #1457 (isolation #126) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:44 am

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In post 1453, sorgster wrote:for the same reasons pine has

Revenus scumslipped.
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Post Post #1462 (isolation #127) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:46 am

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In post 1455, Beck wrote:P. Edit, I can post my role pm if you would like?

DO NOT DO THIS


In post 1, chkflip wrote:11. Do not quote or pretend to quote any private communication, either from me or from anyone else you are allowed to talk with at night. This includes your role PM. Violators will be modkilled. You are allowed to paraphrase, but you are not allowed to plagiarize. If in doubt as to your paraphrase's legality, PM me with the wording you want to use.
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Post Post #1467 (isolation #128) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:53 am

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Funny how my changing opinion of you is directly proportional of your opinion on me. When I was on your side, you couldn't sing my praises enough.

Now that I have reasons that I feel legitimate, you attack me with ad hominem scorn instead of trying to show me how I'm incorrect. That's nervous, panicking scum behavior.

Besides, if you do flip Town your reads get vindicated, and get taken even more seriously. So quit your bitching.
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Post Post #1479 (isolation #129) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:20 am

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In post 1478, theamatuer wrote:3. SV is actually pushing for a modkill here. Get him.

lolwhut? Where?

Revenus, I'll type slowly and use small words: If you flip Town. Your reads are
vindicated
Town-motivated. We would then know you weren't faking them. So we pay extra attention to them on D2. Not understanding how your reads might be vindicated if you flip Town indicates to me that you don't think that's going to happen.
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Post Post #1482 (isolation #130) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:42 am

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In post 1480, sorgster wrote:
In post 1471, Shattered Viewpoint wrote:You're too emotional to play mafia.

Go away.


Isn't that pushing for a modkill?

Umm, no.
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Post Post #1490 (isolation #131) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 1:43 pm

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You're not seeing the scumslip, Zel1nk. I'll break it down for you.
In post 1431, Revenus wrote:oh are we back to lynching beck, i'm still down

Unvote

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for many many reasons that i've gone over before.

This post displays opportunism. Beck isn't getting lynched. We all know he isn't, and yet Revenus is willing to jump at any chance for our D1 lynch to be policy-based. Opportunism.
In post 1432, Revenus wrote:and no sane mafia is going NK you Beck as you are clearly not a power role.

This statement is fine, more or less, except that he's saying that no Mafia would kill Beck. This indicates that the first quote in this set of four is clearly policy-based, as it reveals a belief in Beck as Town.
In post 1433, Revenus wrote:also because you are mafia

Here's where it becomes a scumslip. Revenus confuses his motives, and tries to cover up for it by saying "Oh, but we should lynch you for being scum." WHAT? You just, effectively, called him Town. This is
major
cognitive dissonance
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In post 1440, Revenus wrote:And you've also "confirmed" me as scum. Are you some dayvig daycop rolled into one?

This is plain-as-day rolefishing. What part of that is not clear? Beck has softclaimed a PR like a mofo, despite that being a stupid move. Here, Revenus is trying to goad Beck's frustration and generally gullible nature into a full claim, which would be a BAD THING for Town (are you listening Beck? Do not claim unless it becomes necesary). As it stands, the scum team must weigh the pros and cons of shooting Beck. He's softclaiming a strong PR, so they might want to get rid of him. On the other hand, softclaiming a PR can draw the Doc's protection (and Beck is probably not the Doc, as he requested protection), thereby negating their kill attempt. If there's a Town Watcher on Beck, it could be even worse in that they could lose a member. Et cetera. Softclaiming like this is one of the few types of WIFOM that works
for
the Town instead of against it. By attempting to trick Beck into claiming, Revenus is seeking to negate this advantage.

PE: Theam is simply maintaining his stated read. If Town, he is simply not convinced by the scum slip (though I hope this post sways him). If scum, he's just sticking to his story and choosing not to bus his buddy. It's not a shocker. Busing your buddy over this with a previously-stated Townread would be a poor, transparent move.
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Post Post #1493 (isolation #132) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 1:54 pm

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Lol, where am I directing night actions of any kind? I was talking about the scum night discussion, a place I've often been. The agonizing over who is the exact right person to shoot, struggling with the WIFOM of who a Doc or other protective role might protect, worrying about who a Watcher will observe or who a Tracker might follow. Quit misrepresenting my very valid points against you.

Beck's ridiculousness has no bearing on your attempts to rolefish him. Just because he can't keep his alleged role in his pants doesn't mean Town should be falling for it. Indeed, waving it out there as bait for anxious scum is a pretty decent strategy, and in the (unlikely) event that Beck did this on purpose to catch rolefishers, he would deserve kudos. I'd call it reverse rolefishing, and you got caught by it.
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Post Post #1495 (isolation #133) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 2:00 pm

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By the by, here are some examples of where you
have
given advice or direction to those with night actions:
In post 1491, Revenus wrote:If I were doc, I wouldn't be saving Beck.

In post 609, Revenus wrote:Vig should be shooting people they think are scum anyways

In post 289, Revenus wrote:And scum should be shooting at people they think are PR, not people they think are just "town". In your scenario, it makes it easier for vanillas to do their job and lead town during day.

Now obviously, we all say things like that. I've certainly said things similar to the above, most notably in pointing out who I consider to be vigbait.

Just try to check whether or not you're a hypocrite next time you go calling the kettle black, kay?

PE: I'm going to ignore your future attempts at fabricating a way in which either of those quotes look anything like directing the Doc. Here I
am
directing the Doc/bodyguard/whatever: Don't protect Beck.

Suck on my WIFOM, scum.
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Post Post #1551 (isolation #134) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 3:49 pm

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In post 1547, Zdenek wrote:Well, I think that Pine's rev vote is very opportunistic...

How so? The wagon on Revenus was practically dead, and he was lurking. There was no opportunity. If anything, you might argue that I had to work hard to get it going again. Some of the people that jumped on after I re-initiated the wagon with sheepy votes, THAT can be interpreted as opportunistic.

I swear to god, "Opportunistic" is a buzzword that gets thrown around a lot on this site, and no one fucking uses it right.
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Post Post #1555 (isolation #135) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 3:55 pm

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In post 1539, ZeL1nK wrote:
Pine wrote:You're not seeing the scumslip, Zel1nk.


Oh, I knew exactly what you were referring to, and I know I've said similar stuff as town, so I know it isn't a scum slip. It's a frame-of-mind-slip and doesn't necessarily mean anything in terms of Revenus's alignment.

If you've ever talked to one of your major suspects and considered the hypothetical that they're actually town, then you've probably made a similar "slip" in a past game.

An example? Have you ever told a scum suspect that they're "wrong" or something along the lines of "lynching me is bad" or whatever? Or seen town do this?

This happens when you forget to add the clause "In the hypothetical universe in which you are town..." before every sentence because it's assumed the person you're talking to understands what you mean without saying it.

It's not a scum slip.

I disagree with you, but at least see where you're coming from.

(Faraday, last night your mom's face was opportunistic...opportunistically swallowing what I gave her to swallow.)
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Post Post #1558 (isolation #136) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 4:03 pm

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@Zdenek: That only works if I feel the reasons for votes on Revenus are bad, or if I don't actually believe in a Revenus lynch. Hell, my whole change of read on Revenus is the opposite of opportunistic. Assuming for a moment that I'm scum and Revenus is Town, I could very easily have just stayed right the hell where I was on him several days ago and rubbed everyone's faces in it when he flipped Town. But I'm not scum, he's not Town, and I do actually believe the evidence against him is damning. Look at his reactions to being wagoned. He got emotional, panicky, personal, failed to engage most of the accusations against him, made repeated small scumslips, disappeared for days until the heat died down, then reappeared and made even bigger slips, rinse and fucking repeat.

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Post Post #1561 (isolation #137) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:29 pm

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Eh, you give a general impression of scumminess, but I have a difficult time nailing down
why
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Post Post #1564 (isolation #138) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:52 pm

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In post 1562, Sky wrote:That being said, I do not believe Rev is town. His play has been all over the place, but as for being the lynch today I do not support it.

lolwhut? Fencesit a bit more.
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Post Post #1568 (isolation #139) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:57 pm

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In post 1562, Sky wrote:That being said,
I do not believe Rev is town
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as for being the lynch today I do not support it.

So you don't think he's Town, but you don't support lynching him. WHAT?
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Post Post #1571 (isolation #140) » Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:10 pm

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Okay, I've been reviewing SV's completed games. They're all listed here. Full disclosure, I've only looked at scum games so far, and I was skimming his ISO for behavioral clues rather than context. So far, his behavior seems in line with his meta as SV. However, i still regard it as similar to what I recall of Nobody Special as Town, though to a greater degree of dickishness. So it's inconclusive thus far, but plausible either way. I'm starting to think that NS/SV is just one of those people that meta doesn't work on. I'm told meta doesn't work well on me, either. I'll do more archive binging in the morning.
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Post Post #1587 (isolation #141) » Thu Oct 27, 2011 6:09 am

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Oh please. At the peril of defending Beck, I've been wrongly called on that exact non-tell before. "Honestly", "Frankly", "Really", "TBQH", "IMHO", and all those other expressions are just that. Expressions. There is usually no sublimated dishonesty associated, it's just how people talk and write, especially in debative discourse.
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Post Post #1603 (isolation #142) » Thu Oct 27, 2011 3:05 pm

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Rev is a better wagon, Pop.
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Post Post #1629 (isolation #143) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 8:42 am

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I lol'd
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Post Post #1631 (isolation #144) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 9:02 am

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I disagree. While I'm not an especially enthralled by the case against you (note that I haven't pushed it or even really commented) saying that there is no case on you is simply untrue. I would ask that you challenge it on its merits instead of issuing a blanket dismissal.
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Post Post #1645 (isolation #145) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 12:10 pm

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bvoigt is Town, by the way. I've thought so since his first big indictment of Revenus, the one that got ignored until the matter was pressed. This list of impressions is similar enough to mine that I can really understand where he's coming from. His activity could be better, but everything I've seen so far has been well-researched, thorough, and seemingly sincere.
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Post Post #1649 (isolation #146) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 1:46 pm

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Remind me who you suspect? I'm too lazy to ISO you.
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Post Post #1652 (isolation #147) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 2:25 pm

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1651 is :goodposting:

I wasn't sold on Slandaar as scum, but the cognitive dissonance is pretty compelling.

I find it ironic that I've come almost full circle since my wall in 433 (I think that's the number). My two top Townreads are now some of my biggest scumreads, and I've got reasonably good Townreads on some of my former scumreads. Nifty.

A lot of my nullreads remain null, mostly due to their irritating lack of content. :igmeou:
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Post Post #1657 (isolation #148) » Fri Oct 28, 2011 3:10 pm

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You know what's fascinating about 1499? He agrees that my case on Revenus is compelling, yet suddenly votes ScreamingHawk. Perhaps scum hedging their bets by talking smack about their buddy, but not advancing the wagon?
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Post Post #1674 (isolation #149) » Sat Oct 29, 2011 5:26 am

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In post 1667, sorgster wrote:Revenus goes quiet again and we start forgetting about him.

QFT.

1661 shows a great deal of paranoia.

In 1672, Beck has an excellent point. (God help us all, I think it's blizzarding in Hell)

I have this to say about cognitive dissonance: It is one of the best and most reliable scum tells. Cognitive dissonance is defined as saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing and then forgetting what you said and contradicting yourself. It
can
come from scatterbrained Town, but it is far more likely to come from scum that are forgetting their expressed positions and taking advantage of opportunity presenting itself to attack Townies. Now, Town can change their mind, sometimes quite quickly. But a revelation by Town is usually accompanied by an "Aha!" moment, which generally leads to an explanation and strong "This is why I now think you're scum" post. The case against Slandaar includes a large number of these sudden, unexplained reversals, which are premium examples of cognitive dissonance in action. And before he makes the case, Slandaar has shown entirely too much logical, reasoned deduction to be the sort of scatterbrained Town to jump all around.

Slandaar is an acceptable lynch for today.
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Post Post #1677 (isolation #150) » Sat Oct 29, 2011 8:12 am

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Speaking in riddles or code is not as pro-Town as you apparently think it is.
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Post Post #1686 (isolation #151) » Sat Oct 29, 2011 2:04 pm

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David Parker indeed.

I disagree with Zdenek's assessment of Mastin. As someone who has hydra'd with him, I can say that he has no problem with compromising with scum he feels is bussing a buddy.
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Post Post #1688 (isolation #152) » Sat Oct 29, 2011 3:57 pm

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I think an end to the day will help, sorgster. A reduction in the frivolity of the posts being made would also improve the reading quality of the thread.
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Post Post #1711 (isolation #153) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:20 am

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In post 1693, Slandaar wrote:
In post 1674, Pine wrote:
Cognitive dissonance is defined as saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing and then forgetting what you said and contradicting yourself.

OK this is your definition fine, its wrong, but fine.

Explain to me where I did either. good luck.

This has been done, in good detail, already. You were in fact responding to the posts in which it was demonstrated.
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Post Post #1715 (isolation #154) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 5:50 am

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In post 24, Revenus wrote:VOTE: Hiraki

In post 385, Revenus wrote:Actually Pine/Slaandar, would you guys be down with a Beck lynch? At worst we lynch town d1 which although unfortunate, happens all the time to far better players than Beck. At best we get rid of scum who has been mass posting in a disruptive manner, and is seriously allowing almost everyone to just pop in and comment on him. It will certainly clear up the game flow. This is just a proposition, but Beck is far and away the most antitown player in the game and I don't see any signs of improvement from him that will help us in the coming days.


And I'm fine with Hiraki and funkybike.

According to my research, Revenus has mentioned Hiraki exactly three times, four if you count 385 and 386 separately.
In post 24, Revenus wrote:VOTE: Hiraki

Post 24, ISO 2. RVS vote.
In post 385, Revenus wrote:Actually Pine/Slaandar, would you guys be down with a Beck lynch? At worst we lynch town d1 which although unfortunate, happens all the time to far better players than Beck. At best we get rid of scum who has been mass posting in a disruptive manner, and is seriously allowing almost everyone to just pop in and comment on him. It will certainly clear up the game flow. This is just a proposition, but Beck is far and away the most antitown player in the game and I don't see any signs of improvement from him that will help us in the coming days.


And I'm fine with Hiraki and funkybike.

Post 385, ISO 54. Expresses unspecified disapproval of Hiraki.
In post 386, Revenus wrote:Their lynches I mean.

Post 386, ISO 55. Clarifies the above, again sans explanation.
In post 1712, Revenus wrote:BTW, Hiraki is scum.

Post 1712, ISO 198. Further unspecified accusations.

This demonstrates a CLEAR pattern of deflection and phony opinions regarding Hiraki. With so little to work with, it is impossible to determine whether this is a pathetic distancing/bussing attempt or malicious action, but it clearly shows deceit.

I move we immediately lynch Revenus, get a scum flip, and move on.

PE: Credit where it is due, 1714 is a late and lame attempt to justify the above.
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Post Post #1718 (isolation #155) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 6:00 am

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No, I absolutely do not.

Slandaar's scumminess and Vijay's scumminess are not dependent on your flip.

Beck, bvoigt, IAAUN/Faraday, and probably sorgster are Town regardless of your flip.

In fact, I can't find a single person whose position on the Scum/Town sliding scale will move very much depending on how you flip. Hiraki is the only person who might have a codependent relationship, but that's really thin, and as previously stated, the data is insufficient to make an objective analysis, though my gut is leaning towards scumbuddies.
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Post Post #1722 (isolation #156) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 6:14 am

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@Slandaar:
In post 1651, ThAdmiral wrote:
Slandaar

- I first thought of him as scum when, after a fairly vague comment about possible scum on the funkybike wagon in the 3-4-5 slot, he both unvotes and attacks me. (post 581)

- After I vote him for his interesting reaction he instantly "knows I'm scum" and votes me back. (post 644)

- He uses the extremely contrived reason that I didn't look for scum on the beck wagon as a reason why I am scum. I refute that here:
In post 729, ThAdmiral wrote:
In post 701, Slandaar wrote:
In post 690, ThAdmiral wrote:
What?

It means your stance is wrong if you were town. If you thought people pushing a wagon who you find town are scum then thats fine, but you did not use it to find scum pushing the beck wagon so you are just using anything you can to back up your vote otherwise you would not find beck town and everyone pushing his wagon town.

Your stance summed up: someone thinks funky is scum they must be scum!

There is no way you believe that, you must be scum.

I actually understand what you are getting at here, but I don't think the two situations are comparable. In fact I find this accusation patently ridiculous. I didn't even realise Beck had a wagon on him until rereading and I found out that he had a total of 4 votes on him on page 5, barely after we had gotten out of the random voting stage. I hadn't even gotten a town read on Beck at that stage which makes your accusation even more invalid.


- He shows extreme cognitive dissonance by stating at the same time that "I must know funky is town" (he says this a few times, for example post 699) and also that "funky is probably scum". I point that out here:
In post 1062, ThAdmiral wrote:
In post 739, Slandaar wrote:I will respond later tonight, but I will quickly point out this;
In post 735, ThAdmiral wrote: I feel like the scum is sitting back and sniping. In any case it's what I'd do as scum.

What has funky been doing exactly? yeah sitting back and sniping (bussing) so, how did you get this magical funky is town read? because his wagon was going too well? but wait a second, wasnt funky doing exactly what you think the scum are? so the votes should be vindicated from your standpoint surely?

No, basically. Who's he bussing btw? I thought you said I knew funky was town?

In post 1062, ThAdmiral wrote:@ everyone else: does anyone else see how slandaars case on me has changed from "he knows funky is town", to "not using same logic for beck's wagon", to "there's no way he could assume funky is town", to "he's justifying his sky read". Plus he is saying that I "know that funky is town" while at the same time is claiming funky is actually scum...
Guy's scum. Vote him.


- There are other minor points as well, such as this lovely little flip-flop:
In post 1107, ThAdmiral wrote:
In post 899, Slandaar wrote:can someone lay out the case on shattered? he hasnt contributed much and is pretty delusional but I have not really seen any scummy behaviour as such

Hmm. slandaar making sense. Credit where it is due.

In post 1107, ThAdmiral wrote:
In post 926, Slandaar wrote:Shattered is delusional and isnt a bad lynch

Wait, what? You just said you "have not really seen any scummy behaviour as such". I was actually starting to feel you might be town, but that feeling has died.

And don't pretend you couldn't find this. You were directly responding to my reaction to this post. Particularly damning is the dissonance between 899 and 926.
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Post Post #1727 (isolation #157) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:14 am

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First, it's spelled "lying". Major pet peeve.

Second, you said one thing about SV, then turned around and said something completely different without qualifying your apparent change in opinion with any sort of explanation. That is textbook cognitive dissonance, and is representative of the pretending-to-scumhunt mentality of scum.

Please point out where I have lied. Characterizing it as such does not make it so.
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Post Post #1731 (isolation #158) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:45 am

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In post 1728, Slandaar wrote:OK, look, if i say 'someone hasnt done anything scummy'

then say not a bad lynch there is no contradiction

a bad lynch would be someone i find town, i do not and did not find SV town, so hes not a bad lynch, comprende?

So, contradiction? hm no. I did not say 'lets lynch SV' he was basically a PL, which I didnt mind too much, so, why are you trying to say i contradicted myself?

Pine is showing major cognitive dissonance here

he said the first part of the post was where i contradicted myself (the part ThAd calls cognitive dissonance)

Now hes saying its the later minor point of the post.

I will not be responding to this further, for two reasons. First, the inherent stupidity of your whining about the valid cognitive dissonance case against you and your irritating attempts to call everyone who speaks against you a liar. Second, arguing with scum is always an exercise in futility that I am choosing not to take part in any more.
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Post Post #1733 (isolation #159) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:57 am

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I did. That is my last word on this for now, I will let the strength of my arguments thus far do the talking for me, and the other 20 players decide whether I have sufficiently explained myself.
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Post Post #1751 (isolation #160) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 9:22 am

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lol sudden Beckscum read. Retaliatory scumreads ftl
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Post Post #1760 (isolation #161) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 10:55 am

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Boys, can the genital-measuring contest end? I won a long time ago, and it's just getting old.

OLOLO


We're not going to find equipment calibrated to small enough increments any time soon, so so the two of you will just have to live with it remaining an unsettled issue.
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Post Post #1766 (isolation #162) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 11:41 am

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I'm envisioning a dart board with twenty names written on the twenty wedges, and the twenty-first occupying the center of the board. I'm further envisioning a blindfold, a dart, and perhaps alcohol played a role.
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Post Post #1771 (isolation #163) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:18 pm

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With the deadline three days away, I propose we take a poll.

Everyone, in your next post, please list anyone you would be comfortable lynching. Anyone who gets more than five votes, we'll continue discussing as a potential lynchees. Anyone with less, we table discussion on them until Day Two as non-viable lynches (and therefore wastes of our time).

Here's the list:
01. sorgster
02. ThAdmiral
03. Velzanath
04. theamatuer
05. SodaSpirit17-->Being replaced
06. sword_of_omens
07. ZeL1nK
08. Mastin
09. Shattered Viewpoint
10. ScreamingHawk
11. vijay2vasandani
12. Zdenek
13. popsofctown
14. Revenus
15. Pine
16. slandaar
17. funkybike1
18. Hiraki
19. Sky
20. iamausername/Faraday
21. Beck
22. bvoigt

Of those, I am ready to participate in the lynches of theamateur, Vijay, Revenus, and slandaar.
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Post Post #1773 (isolation #164) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:22 pm

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^In order based on number, though it ended up being in increasing desire to see them lynched (Rev and Slandaar have recently switched places on that list). In accordance with that,

Unvote
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PE: Would it not make more sense to wait until there's a replacement? I chose to leave Soda off of my list for that reason. Soda mostly did jack, so I'd prefer to hear a replacement out.
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Post Post #1789 (isolation #165) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:11 pm

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Results of poll (current up to 1788):
Slandaar-2.5*
Revenus-2
Shattered Viewpoint-2
theamateur-1
Vijay-1
Soda/Replacement-1
Funkybike-1
Zdenek-1
Ze1ink-1
ThAd-1
Pops-1
Pine-.5*

*.5 from Hiraki's dichotomy of Slandaar/Pine

In post 1785, Beck wrote:
In post 1784, Revenus wrote:This is seriously what Hiraki did: Take 4 names that people are supsicious of, throw them in a list, and say "maybe i think that maybe one of these guys is maybescum i don't know"

Nobody is suspicious of pine or admiral. If that was true his list would be screaming, vijay, you and slandaar.

Additionally, the list Hiraki gave is quite consistent with what he's been saying right along. Now you're guilty of misrepresenting people with possible intent to frame them as opportunistic, too.
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Post Post #1793 (isolation #166) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:30 pm

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In post 1653, Hiraki wrote:
In post 1649, Pine wrote:Remind me who you suspect? I'm too lazy to ISO you.
Admiral, Pops

for the moment

(lol, not the person who pops suspected slipping!?!?!?!? WHY HIRAKI!?!?!)

^Suspicion of Admiral and Pops
In post 1367, Hiraki wrote:Oh. That reminds me.

Unvote, Vote: ThAdmiral


I dunno why, but the wind gives good feelings!

^Suspicion of ThAd
In post 1621, Hiraki wrote:
In post 1604, popsofctown wrote:It isn't, though. I've already said why. The slip was bad, but not bad enough.
so you admit that there was a slip

but apparently the slip wasn't bad enough

huh

well, there's numero dos

^Suspicion of Pops

Only the Pine/Slandaar dichotomy is relatively new, and that is quite justifiable, as the row between the two of us has only come about in the last couple of days. So again, I don't know where you get this:
In post 1784, Revenus wrote:This is seriously what Hiraki did: Take 4 names that people are supsicious of, throw them in a list, and say "maybe i think that maybe one of these guys is maybescum i don't know"

...from, as the list he gave is in fact consistent with what he's been expressing for some time. It looks like you did not do your research on him, as I did, and jumped on him actually giving some content as an excuse to smear his name a bit more.
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Post Post #1797 (isolation #167) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:36 pm

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Poor quote nesting, Beck. It was indeed directed at Rev.
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Post Post #1803 (isolation #168) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:47 pm

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Revenus, I'm not entirely sure why you continue to be intentionally obtuse. Upon your allegation that Hiraki simply threw four names together being conclusively proven to be false and specious, you changed tack entirely instead of admitting you were wrong, and instead attacked the validity of the reads given, while insulting and attacking (without basis or explanation) the people who just did the proving.

Serious question: do you have rage issues? And are you seeking professional help for your retaliation problem?
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Post Post #1818 (isolation #169) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 3:47 pm

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In post 1806, Beck wrote:Rev, those 2 posts are separated by almost 700 posts, people can't change their mind?

This.

As for discussing people other than you and Slandaar, I really don't think that deserves a serious response. I've discussed everyone in the thread at this point.

What about Velz's play is scummy? There's a big lack of content, but he just replaced in to a 70+ page thread. Chill.
In post 1815, Revenus wrote:But Pine defending scummy behavior because he's so tunneled in on me makes me even more suspicious of him.

Where?
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Post Post #1824 (isolation #170) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:15 pm

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Results of poll (current up to 1823):
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Revenus-3
Vijay-2
Shattered Viewpoint-2
Hiraki-2
theamateur-1
Soda/Replacement-1
Funkybike-1
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ScreamingHawk
Pine-.5*

*.5 from Hiraki's dichotomy of Slandaar/Pine
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Post Post #1825 (isolation #171) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:18 pm

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In post 1824, Pine wrote:Results of poll (current up to 1823):
Slandaar-3.5*
Revenus-3
Vijay-2
Shattered Viewpoint-2
Hiraki-2
theamateur-1
Soda/Replacement-1
Funkybike-1
Zdenek-1
Ze1ink-1
ThAd-1
Pops-1
ScreamingHawk-1
Pine-.5*

*.5 from Hiraki's dichotomy of Slandaar/Pine

Fixed.

Input from everyone would be appreciated. Considering that most people seem to agree that this poll is an idea that doesn't outright suck, boycotting it only prevents your opinions from being heard.
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Post Post #1827 (isolation #172) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:23 pm

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As has already been stated, the point is to get a feel for who the group at large is willing to consider, and thus narrow down our topics of discussion as deadline looms. For example, the initial results indicate that despite some fanatic minority opinions, there are likely only 5-6 candidates that 12 of us could agree upon by deadline. It will help us focus our objectives by determining what is a good topic to shelve until Day Two and what we ought to be pressing. Normally, simply voting would accomplish this, but I don't think a wagon has built over four or five all game, so we have to sift through peoples' secondary and tertiary suspects for an acceptable compromise. A compromise lynch is far preferable to a no lynch, as a flip of any sort will give us solid information to work with.
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Post Post #1829 (isolation #173) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:28 pm

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A more specific example is this - at no point do I recall ever having voted for Vijay. And yet, he is my third choice for a lynch. In a game this size, with a scumteam likely numbering five or six, third picks are quite reasonable. However, we tend not to push hard on anyone but our top one or two. So a poll gives a more in-depth survey of where common ground can be found. I didn't realize so many really thought Hiraki a viable lynch, for example (add one to his tally, I missed Theam's statement in 1814 last count), and I thought the group supported a SV lynch more.

PE: I've never seen this done before, because I've never been in a game quite like this one. Why don't you give us your list?
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Post Post #1836 (isolation #174) » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:15 pm

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It has generated positive discussion, forced some people to commit to reads, has directed the Town's focus, drawn out some of the quieter players, and has significantly reduced the inanities of the current trend of idiots whining. I suppose some of the focusing benefits that Town is experiencing would also apply to scum, but I'm really not thinking in that vein. All I see is the deadline looming a few days away and the Town still wallowing in wagons a third of the size necessary. The net gain is noticeably pro-Town.
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Post Post #1881 (isolation #175) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:55 am

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In post 1869, toxic8e8op wrote:-_-

through page 19. as deadline's so close im going to just skip near the end and read your sixty-ish pages between as i find time; can someone please give a quick recap of any major events like claims, deaths or day actions? and a votecount?

far as ive read hikari, funky, reve, sorgster and theama seem scummiest; in order.

No one has claimed anything, though there was a brief point where Rev sarcastically said he was going to vig Beck, then stated the obvious that it was a joke, and a few other people mocked him by also claiming vig. No one appeared serious. No deaths, no day actions, and about 60% of this thread is arguing and genital-measuring between the same three people (Beck, Rev, Slandaar,) and whoever they briefly manage to drag into it. I admit to not being strong enough to resist rising to the bait when so engaged, but I try to get out when I've thoroughly defeated their arguments, whether they notice or not.

Shall I add those five name to the poll for you? The reason the poll isn't malleable by scum is that Town outnumbers them by probably three or four to one. So yes, scum have influence on it, but they can't throw the results off much without being terribad obvious.

In post 1837, ZeL1nK wrote:I'm fine with lynching anyone but me. Add 1 point to everyone in the game for that poll.

I'll add one to everyone for you, and add one to your name from me for this incredibly scummy post.

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Post Post #1887 (isolation #176) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 5:18 am

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Math for shits and giggles:

Beck+Slandaar+Revenus
469+226+224=919 posts=48.67% of the thread

There are 22 players.

In short:

Shut the hell up you spammy bastards.
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Post Post #1892 (isolation #177) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 5:47 am

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Hypocrisy is spelled with an 's'.

My posts have generally been content-filled and on-topic, whereas you wantonly and willingly engage in circular arguments that lend no credence to the opposing party's thoughts and fail at their most basic level to evolve beyond anything more than "I FOUND SOMETHING TINY THAT I THINK IS IMPORTANT!!!1! WHY AREN'T YOU ADMITTING THAT I'M RIGHT AND YOU SUCK!!!11!! OMFG, NO U!!!!one!"

In demonstration of my non-hypocrisy, I will now be moving on, once again having thoroughly stated my position and choosing not to devolve into bickering ad infinitem.
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Post Post #1903 (isolation #178) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:16 am

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Keep reading, Maxous. Rev keeps it pretty tight in the early game, but he implodes once some suspicion (initially for bad reasons) falls on him. His reactions to being wagoned are among the scummiest I've ever seen, dominated by a motif of deflecting suspicion back at anyone who DARES point a finger at him. His 180 on me is a good example. When we were sharing similar opinions on some people, he couldn't extol my virtues enough. I call him on a few minor things, and he flips a shit on me and generally freaks out into panic mode.
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Post Post #1912 (isolation #179) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:44 am

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You were making ridiculous arguments. The fact that I will now interact with you demonstrates the principle of operant conditioning through negative reinforcement.
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Post Post #1921 (isolation #180) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 1:33 pm

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Confused how ScreamingHawk became Toxic when going from your first list to your second. Otherwise I agree.
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Post Post #1931 (isolation #181) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:17 pm

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I concur, though I would expand it to include Slandaar, as he is notably leading in the acceptable-lynch poll.
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Post Post #1936 (isolation #182) » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:29 pm

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In post 1935, ThAdmiral wrote:Moar slandaar votes.

That is all.
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Post Post #1978 (isolation #183) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 6:37 am

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In post 1963, Revenus wrote:Nice not scummy at all vote Hiraki.

It isn't. Hiraki has been consistently wanting a Pops lynch.

His unvote and revote is scummy though.

Nothing else really significant happened over night except Slandaar's claim. You don't unvote someone claiming VT, nor someone self-voting. It's on page three and seven of the scum handbook, respectively, and those moves are designed to produce the uncertainty some of you are now feeling. I swear to god, half of this thread has unmedicated ADHD when it comes to their votes.
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Post Post #1981 (isolation #184) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 6:51 am

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In post 1979, Maxous wrote:
In post 1941, Slandaar wrote:
Anyways I am VT, you should lynch me today as im pretty confident my reads are good.

This is not an obv town-tell. I have seen scum do this before when they thought they were in trouble to get lynched.

I've not only seen it, I've pulled it off with some success, too.
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Post Post #1983 (isolation #185) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:14 am

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The case was somewhat reasonable, but not especially strong. What I'm baffled about is why people are still voting for him when he's replaced out. Almost as if they want to ignore his replacement.
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Post Post #1992 (isolation #186) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:44 am

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In post 1990, Revenus wrote:Yeah, Iam is not voting Soda and his case is not strong.

Slandaar looks terrible but I'm assuming he's town based on gut.

Hiraki is bad bad bad. Should be voting him.

I don't know if this is the scummiest post of the game, but it definitely deserves consideration from the nomination committee.
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Post Post #1993 (isolation #187) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:46 am

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@Beck - I was going based solely on recollection, I don't recall a specific, point-by-point case. I may be confusing cases made in [REDACTED]. If you say one hasn't been made here, I have no reason to doubt you.
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Post Post #1999 (isolation #188) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 8:01 am

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Slandaar looks scummy-->Gonna call him Town
Hiraki is "bad bad bad"--->Not gonna vote for him

In fairness, the first time I read the quoted post it looked like you were saying that you would be voting Soda though the case was not strong. I attribute that confusion to the haste and increasing annoyance I feel when reading your posts.

@Beck: You've gotten tolerable lately, and I find you so Towny that if you say you've done the research and no cogent case exists, I have no reason to doubt it. Now, if a case had existed and you'd put a value judgment on said case, I'd make my own assessment.
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Post Post #2018 (isolation #189) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:13 am

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Post Post #2021 (isolation #190) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:23 am

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I'm starting to lose track of the poll a bit as people change their minds, contradict themselves, and ignore the poll etc.

With about a day to go, I propose we follow the protocol suggested at the beginning of the poll, and everyone drop their cases on anyone aside from Hiraki, Slandaar, and Vijay.

Of the three, my case on Slandaar continues to be the strongest. Hiraki is guilty mostly of active lurking and trolling, and though Vijay is a good option that I am willing to switch to at deadline if necessary (rather than no lynch), there are more specific and demonstrable scummy actions to be found in Slandaar.
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Post Post #2039 (isolation #191) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:54 am

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In post 2023, Slandaar wrote:Hiraki, I feel I am going to be lynched today, I am sorry I let you down, I tried but I was caught in the act of distancing from you :(, I dunno how they caught me this guy called beck hes some kind of detective mastermind or something, I am sure they will lynch you tomorrow once my real role is discovered, maybe if you use your day powers you can save me otherwise I fear the worst for both of us.

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You probably could have forced a no-lynch if you'd just shut your trap but NOOOO, can't do THAT!

Moron. Ignoring WIFOM.
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Post Post #2041 (isolation #192) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:57 am

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God DAMN do I hate when scum gives up when they've still got a chance. It's just bad sportsmanship. Like when you're playing a board game with someone (Risk or Stratego come to mind for this simile) and they eventually decide to quit when you get a little ahead. NOT THE POINT. Idiot. Whatever.

And if he's Town doing some retarded gambit, he's going on a blacklist so dark it'll be blurple.

PE: *twitch* "Longest" is already a superlative. Learn English more better.
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Post Post #2045 (isolation #193) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:07 am

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Eh...this could qualify as legitimate WIFOM.

If the mods are willing to accept my opinion, I suggest we just lynch Slandaar and move on.
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Post Post #2048 (isolation #194) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:15 am

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What? I've been advocating Slandaar's death for a long time now, and a modkill is fine by me. Don't twist my words, asshat.

What I meant is that I don't want the game ruined for scum unfairly by the mods giving an ambiguous opinion on whether Slandaar was or was not outing a scumbuddy. I intend to win it fair and square.
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Post Post #2051 (isolation #195) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:22 am

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I propose then that we let the mods kill Slandaar and lynch either Hiraki or Vijay.

Personally, I would prefer the latter.

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Post Post #2056 (isolation #196) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:30 am

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I dropped the case on you, Rev, because I'm following my own advice regarding the poll. You can wait until Day Two.

I'm really getting annoyed by the insistence on twisting my words. At no point did I advocate Slandaar not be modkilled. He committed a modkillable offense and deserves to die for it. What I want is for the mods not to comment further on it.

Of the remaining two candidates that the players at large can feasibly agree to lynch, Vijay is a better option. Additionally, I am uncertain how to interpret Slandaar's blatant attempt at WIFOM, and would like more time to consider it.
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Post Post #2060 (isolation #197) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:37 am

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As previously stated, I've not really focused on Vijay much today, instead concentrating on the (correct) case against Slandaar, the case on Revenus, and contending with the bountiful idiots of this thread in an attempt to prevent the near-no lynch that this day has come perilously close to. My reasoning on Vijay is largely dependent on others' cases and little things, buoyed by a strong gut feeling against him.

PE: The poll tells us who can reasonably
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I was on board with Vijay prior to the poll, and gave my opinions first. I have stayed true to my initial opinions, with the exception of adding Zel1nk to my list. So...with no data available prior to my opinions being given, how in the hell could I have used the poll to sheep? Asshat.
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Post Post #2068 (isolation #198) » Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:40 am

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@Mod
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Post Post #2082 (isolation #199) » Fri Nov 04, 2011 6:36 pm

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Vote: Revenus


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