Have you read my posts at all? If not, read this one.
I completely agree that Chevre defended Albert B. Rampage. I actually think it is one of the biggest indicators that he (my slot) is Town precisely because of the way he went about it. It boils down to this:
Scum do not perform nightkill analysis, say that it points to their partner, and then decide their partner is Town because it is "too obvious."
Stop and think about how scum are
actually
going to play going into Day Two. Scum
do not
want Town to seriously probe into the nightkill that
does
point to scum, because it results in votes. Exactly like Tony PFs vote on Albert B. Rampage after reading Chevre's nightkill analysis when replacing into the game.
In this case, that post does not stand alone, because Bulbazak immediately tried to wave away thinking about the nightkill:
In this case, it is pretty clear that Bulbazak
was
trying to get players not to think about the nightkill -- his play shows a consistent defense of Albert B. Rampage. And for this game, the best way to defend Albert B. Rampage was to completely ignore the nightkill or to try and dismiss it as WIFOM.
Not
to actively point out, "gee, this nightkill sure points to Albert B. Rampage."
Basically, by voting me, you are buying the theory that scum killed Yessiree because he was (in part) a threat to Albert B. Rampage. On Day Two, Chevre decides to make a post that points out how obviously the Yessiree nightkill points to Albert B. Rampage... but then concludes Albert B. Rampage is Town (so he is not even going for bussing credit). Meanwhile, Bulbazak tries to get the Town to ignore the nightkill and actively defends Albert B. Rampage. This play would be incoherent. The better option is to just leave the nightkill completely alone.
I kindly request an unvote. If you actually mull over the game, it should become more and more apparent that Chevre was, and I am, Town.
By voting me you are also accepting that I would replace into a game as scum and play as I have played. I guess I will pull out the big guns -- I have won exactly two Scummies on this site -- one for Best Scum and one for Best Replacement. I put as much effort as I can afford to put into my games, and I do not feel like my effort in this game has been as bad as players have suggested; I simply have been slowed by real life issues, and the fact that I replaced into a 90/100-page game that I felt I needed to read twice over due to the massive change in information we had after yesterday's lynch. As scum, I have to think I would replace in confidently, assess the situation (which would involve "hmm, my only remaining partner is about to be lynched, how should I play this?"), formulate a plan, and take immediate action and then justify it later. It is beyond easy to pick a few weak players, or find likely counterwagons, and argue against them for a lynch continually; it is equally easy to call for blood against a partner who is a lost cause.
The reason my play has
appeared
lackluster is that I did not come into the game trying to fix my image, or trying to look Town, or trying to achieve any one particular goal. This is because I was instead trying to use my time to honestly and thoughtfully read the game while giving my reads and trying to decide who is scum.
Will respond to the old emogirl123 post per kabooooom's request.