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Justin Playfair wrote:MadCrawdad,
You know, this is the second time someone here linked my name to that reality show buffoon. My name is taken from a character played by George C Scott (see avatar), in a movie called They Might Be Giants (see sig), in which he believed he was Sherlock Holmes (see funny hat and pipe). Please vote me for being too thematically consistent or being a movie geek instead of your current icky reason. Thank you.unvote, vote: justinplayfairfor dissing reality show buffoons everywhere...-
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I was in newbie 458 with CKD... I was scum, he was a vanilla townie. I hammered him on Day 1.Peers wrote:Unvote
C'mon, there's no point to a random phase when we've got a night's info to work with.
So, from the descriptions, Timmytuttut was killed by the serial killer, and CKD was killed by the Mafia. I think we can presume the SK kill was picked at random, as he has as little info to work with as the town does, but the CKD kill was deliberate -- at least one person in the Mafia has been in games with him and knows his playstyle could be dangerous to the Mafia, especially in an open game.
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Spacecase, I'm assuming that you're not really familiar w/ CKD. Why would you say that CKD was the 'most' analytical person in the game?Spacecase wrote:but that's the thing. It had to be deliberate to take the most analytical person out of the game on night 0.
Below are a couple of posts that referenced his abilities: one says that he 'could be dangerous to the mafia', the other says 'he is analytical and stuff.'
I'm not seeing where anyone said he was necessarily the most analytical player in the game. Where'd you come up with that assumption?
Peers wrote: Unvote
C'mon, there's no point to a random phase when we've got a night's info to work with.
So, from the descriptions, Timmytuttut was killed by the serial killer, and CKD was killed by the Mafia. I think we can presume the SK kill was picked at random, as he has as little info to work with as the town does, but the CKD kill was deliberate -- at least one person in the Mafia has been in games with him and knows his playstyle could be dangerous to the Mafia, especially in an open game.
So, how many players here have played a game with CKD before?Oman wrote:I've been in nearly every game with CKD.
CKD needs to die after the Baby Too Much Scum, in which sCumKD endgamed me!
Anyway, the point is that he is a good choice for a nightkill as he is analytical and stuff.
I'm surprised Vollkan wasn't killed as vollkan is CK^2 + Text.
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vote: Six Aces[/quote]
Well... I was really hoping I wouldn't have to do this, but it is looking like you guys actually believe him. I'm the doc... You are now probably thinking something along the lines of: [sarcasm]"Wow I didn't expect that..."[/sarcasm]. But I really hope you guys will listen to the truth, instead of believing a newbie who thinks he can get away with a false-claim on Day 1.[/quote]
I think it was apparent that folks were strongly considering the cop claim before your initial response... If you had really been hoping that you didn't need to role claim, I would have expected a stronger initial response to the cop claim.-
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Why would somebody have to be scum just to be thinking of possibilities as to why a person claiming cop wasn't nightkilled? The question was posed, 'Why are you still alive?' to JG... I immediately started running scenarios in my head as to why the claimed cop might still be alive.kabenon007 wrote:My point, Shteven, is that you had no reason to be thinking about it. It's possible for a townie to think it, but why would you? It doesn't do us any good to think about, therefore why bother? However, for scum, thinking about whether the cop will be protected is high on the priority list.
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Not really wanting to beat a dead horse here, but saying you didn't fully explain it is an understatement. Here's your follow-up where you specifically say that he was scummy for even thinking it... Totally impossible to misinterpret, wouldn't you agree?kabenon007 wrote:I already said, I was more suspicious of the way he worded it, not the fact that he was thinking it. I didn't really explain it in my first post, but oh well. My mistake.
kabenon007 wrote:My point, Shteven, is that you had no reason to be thinking about it. It's possible for a townie to think it, but why would you? It doesn't do us any good to think about, therefore why bother? However, for scum, thinking about whether the cop will be protected is high on the priority list.-
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Even if it wasn't obvious to you that one of them was lying, wouldn't you agree, that any counter claim (assuming it was legit) on Day 1 could ultimately prove disatrous for the town?farside22 wrote:I usually in other games have stated that a person hasn't had a counter claim (which in retrospect was stupid as there is a possiblity of more then one cop) so therefore Jesse claim seemed valid. When you stated about people not counter claiming I agreed because Six Aces already claimed cop and no other person should claim at that point since one was obviously lying.-
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@ farside22MadCrawdad wrote:
Even if it wasn't obvious to you that one of them was lying, wouldn't you agree, that any counter claim (assuming it was legit) on Day 1 could ultimately prove disatrous for the town?farside22 wrote:I usually in other games have stated that a person hasn't had a counter claim (which in retrospect was stupid as there is a possiblity of more then one cop) so therefore Jesse claim seemed valid. When you stated about people not counter claiming I agreed because Six Aces already claimed cop and no other person should claim at that point since one was obviously lying.
I posted this and you kind of zipped past it. Granted it may not have been completely clear that I was asking it of you, so would you mind touching on it now? Thanks.-
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(Bold in quote above is mine, for clarity)farside22 wrote:
Sorry about that. Well in this set up yes. In most set ups no. Usually in games I've been in there is only one cop. If someone is stupid enough to counter claim that means that one person is scum and the other is the cop.MadCrawdad wrote:
@ farside22MadCrawdad wrote:
Even if it wasn't obvious to you that one of them was lying, wouldn't you agree, that any counter claim (assuming it was legit) on Day 1 could ultimately prove disatrous for the town?farside22 wrote:I usually in other games have stated that a person hasn't had a counter claim (which in retrospect was stupid as there is a possiblity of more then one cop) so therefore Jesse claim seemed valid. When you stated about people not counter claiming I agreed because Six Aces already claimed cop and no other person should claim at that point since one was obviously lying.
I posted this and you kind of zipped past it. Granted it may not have been completely clear that I was asking it of you, so would you mind touching on it now? Thanks.After six Aces claimed doctor there was no need to counter claim because between Jess and Six someone was obviously lying. Six tried to lie in order to make people wonder about Jess, but he could have done it to try and flush out the real doctor which is why I was quick to agree with Justin on no one else claiming. False claiming hurts scum more in my opinion, I wanted to see if someone would think to take that bait, but once again I forgot there is a possiblity of more then one cop. So yeah I screwed up with that thought.
Prior to Six Aces doc claim there was NO NEED for a cop counterclaim... Even if Jesse were lying about being cop, the town was likely much safer just lynching Six Aces (as opposed to having a real cop come out just to tell us that Jesse was lying). Once again ANY counterclaim by a real cop (whether there's 1 or 2) on Day 1 is likely to end badly for the town at some point.
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Leading up to Six Aces lynching I mentioned that I thought he was likely scum, however, I held off voting him as it was a pretty quick wagon. My concern wasn't really that the town was making a mistake, but more along the lines that some may not have been ready to end the day, or may have had more questions to ask of Six Aces. I didn't want to help bury him before most folks were ready to do so . By the time I came back, he was already gone.Shteven wrote:If I may offer some unsolicited advice, if you are posting some factual analysis, such as me and SSF's vote being after the hammer, and then recheck it to find out that only SSF's vote was unnecessary, then just remove the first part and post the correct portion
A lot of people have thoughts about which positions on bandwagons are most likely to be scum. The 3rd and 4th positions being likely scum is even posted in the wiki, and I notice many people think that the hammer can be a scummy position. I don't put too much stock into positions, as you can generally hold off a day or two and change it, although the 3rd/4th ones are useful for pushing something that might not make it. In this case, though, once Jesse claimed the guilty result, the wagon was almost certain, and position isn't going to tell you much of anything other than who saw the claim first.
In that sense, I think SSF was just late to the party and wanted to contribute thoughts. I don't think it's a strong tell either way, and I'm not even sure you could get a weak tell out of it either. I'd be more inclined to ask MadCrawdad why he didn't place a vote yesterday. What did you think of the six aces wagon, MC?
As far as the wagon, it was quick, but on the money.... of interest is the fact that both Phate and yourself expressed hesitation regarding the speed of the wagon yet piled on (which kept it moving along), you even hammered. If concerned, wouldn't it have been more prudent to hold off on voting (and especially hammering)?
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@kabenon
Here are a couple of things you said regarding your gut feeling about Vollkan...
kabenon007 wrote:Well, my first game was with vollkan here on MS. I was town, he was scum. He did exactly what he is doing now: long posts, responding to everything thrown at him with long posts. He was scum in that game and I knew it, but no one else believed me. And I can't help feeling that this is exactly how he acted that first game... and I know I said it was how he plays everytime...but something just seems different. But yes, it was vollkan I was considering putting my vote on. I believe my vote could do better on someone other than Shteven.
A question I have, is how many other times have you played with Vollkan? In your first post quoted above you mentioned that you played your first game against him. In the second quote you mention that you were right about Vollkan being scum 'last time'. Are you possibly saying that you only played 1 other game with Vollkan?kabenon007 wrote:Come now vollkan, you have to admit that some words, some turns of phrase, cause you to feel a certain way about them. Your words merely caused a scummy sensation in the pit of my stomach. I was right last time.-
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Thanks for the confirmation...vollkan wrote:We've only played inonecompleted game together: Newbie 358. I was scum, and he was town. He suspected me throughout the game, but I managed to throw it off and the scum ended up winning.
So kabenon, you've played one other game with Vollkan, and he was scum then. Do you mind explaining how you would know that he plays the same every game (unless you follow him in other games), and what 'just seems different to you' this game?kabenon007 wrote:Well, my first game was with vollkan here on MS. I was town, he was scum. He did exactly what he is doing now: long posts, responding to everything thrown at him with long posts. He was scum in that game and I knew it, but no one else believed me. And I can't help feeling that this is exactly how he acted that first game... and I know I said it was how he plays everytime...but something just seems different. But yes, it was vollkan I was considering putting my vote on. I believe my vote could do better on someone other than Shteven.
The suspicions that you've cast against Shteven and Vollkan seem a little convenient, and can't really be disputed by the person being accused.... both were kind of gut feelings. With Shteven I recall it being 'not what he said, but the way he said it'....although that one started a little differently. With Vollkan, 'something just seems different.' I know you say that you've been sick, but that wouldn't explain continually going 'gut' when accusing folks.
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Phate wrote:Unvote
I'm not sure how I am on the kab case. I think I'd be okay with his lynch eventually, but I'd rather look around at other people first.
@those voting kab: If turns up scum, who are his scumbuddies? If turns up not scum, who?
@ PhatePhate wrote:Who is Roger Clemens?
I don't like kab's recent behaviour, but I wouldn't call it scummy enough for a vote.
In the first post above you mention that you'd be okay with kabenon's lynch at some point, yet in your second it looks like you're backing off. While not much had transpired regarding kab between your 1st and 2nd posts above, what may have changed your mind?
Kabenon has several inconsistencies that have been pointed out along with some sketchy accusations that he's made (ie, all gut and no logic). You say that that his actions aren't worthy of a vote, yet you've got a vote parked on MelodyMan23. What about MM23 do you still like as scum? Granted, he did hop on kab without giving a reason, but didn't kabenon accuse Shteven and Vollkan for no real reason, as well?
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Spacecase wrote:Im going to have to agree, lynching Kab would solve nothing and hurt us in the long run. But thats my personal opinion.
@ Spacecase:Spacecase wrote:Kab, watch you said is scummy to me becasue you are trying to be "honorable", I guess you could say and just offering yourself up which I'm thinking is a last ditch effort to sway the vote away from you.vote Kabenon007
In looking at these two posts, can you explain how you went from all but declaring Kabenon an innocent, to actually dropping the hammer on him a mere 15 posts later?-
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So you go from basically saying that (in your opinion) Kab was innocent and his lynch would ultimately hurt the town, to hammering in a matter of 15 posts... Kab's statement that his lynch was better than no lynch REALLY swung your opinion from one extreme to the other pretty quickly.Spacecase wrote:I'm pretty sure that the claim i made answers your question. It seemed scummy to me that he would say that it was an honorable way to sacrificing himself to the town.
The fact that Kab flopped around on a couple of things earlier in the day didn't get your attention, but claiming that he preferred his own lynch to none drew your vote.
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Saying that his lynch was better than no lynch at all, is what Kab said, and apparently the reason that you hammered....yet you agreed with him? Please explain.Spacecase wrote:Listen the lynch was better then no lynch at all. And yes i did change my views 15 posts later. But the person to throw down the hammer is always going to look suspicious.
Are you now saying that you followed Vollkan onto Kab?Spacecase wrote:And adding to my point is (correct me if im wrong) that volkan even said he was a decent lynch.
Again, please explain your thought process regarding your reversal on Kab. It looks like you're claiming to have hammered based on Kab's argument that his lynch was better than none.
What did you really think about Kab? You've take several positions: first he's innocent, shortly thereafter he's scum, and now you hammered because Kab's lynch was better than none at all. Please clarify your position.-
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Spacecase hasn't said much to ease my mind. He still refuses to answer any direct requests to further explain his quick reversal on Kab.
Also, a couple of things he said early on Day 1 seemed a little shifty: When curiouskarmadog ended up dead early on, Spacecase seemed pretty willing to try to cast suspicion on anyone who played with CKD in prior games. Even though he never even played with CKD, Spacecase referred to CKD as the 'most analytical person' in the game, which was definitely odd, as no one who had played with CKD even said that (at least not in the thread).
Spacecase wrote:So what we are basically saying is that we interrogate the "veteran" players, right?
I don't want a repeat of yesterday, but the fact that Spacecase has gone into hiding seems to be strengthening the case against him.Spacecase wrote:but that's the thing. It had to be deliberate to take the most analytical person out of the game on night 0.
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Oman, I think the issue that folks may have with the wagon's speed, is that 'haste makes waste.' While there's a good chance that Spacecase is scum, giving him a chance to defend himself is probably more prudent than just lynching him for lurking.Oman wrote:I'm with farside, its not growing too fast at all.
Something that intrigues me a little, is that on a couple of other occasions you've seemed rather eager to lynch with minimal discussion. In the first quote below, you prod the town to get on with the Kab lynch, and in the second one you're willing to just lynch/vig Phate AND farside (even though Justin also interacted with a handful of other folks during the game).
Oman wrote:Kabenon is scum, lets all lynch him please.Oman wrote:Hmm, good point. I'd be willing to assume he investigated one of phate and farside guilty.
It worth lynching them both (/viging one) of course, pre-set lynches can always be changed ad hoc.
Something else of interest is that early on Days 2 and 3, you wasted no time in expressing doubt as to whether Jesse is truly the cop as claimed.
Oman wrote:Okay, I'm back from my holidays guys (I'll change the sig soon )
I missed the whole of D1, but firstly I'm astounded that Jessie claimed D1, and then investigated the townie that died.
Mighty coincidental, I mean, I certainly am not holding the fact that Jessie survived against him/her, as Fonz said , lotsa possible docs here.FoS: Phatefor that, andIGMEOY: Jessiefor that conicendence.
FoS Laptop GunFor somehow getting "SK" out of Phates post, stinks of knowledge.
The fact that you seem to be pushing lynches with minimal discussion seems odd. Also, several times you've been forced to backtrack when questioned about your reasons (ie, Justin interacting with others vs. only Phate/farside, and Spacecase lurking for 4 days vs. a week). Additionally, the fact that you cast suspicion on Jesse at the last two daybreaks makes me question your affiliation within the town.Oman wrote:Wow.
So thats one cop.
I'm starting to doubt our previous cop's truthery.
I feel like I need to start off with a vote thouhg.
Vote SchtevenYour last post rubs me all the wrong ways. Like if Adel was a stripper.
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Okay. You might want to quickly review to see who was first to bring the crux of the argument against Spacecase to light..... and note that fact that I didn't say we shouldn't lynch Spacecase (only proceed more cautiously after the Kab wagon). You, however, hopped on him for lurking (something that half the town has been doing on day 3).Oman wrote:
There is no haste. My point is (as farside put it better) that its not growing at an ecceptional speed.madcrawdad wrote:Oman, I think the issue that folks may have with the wagon's speed, is that 'haste makes waste.'
Where has he not had a chance to defend himself.
This looks like scumbuddies to me.MCD wrote:While there's a good chance that Spacecase is scum, giving him a chance to defend himself is probably more prudent than just lynching him for lurking.Alignment based FoS: MCD
Here in post 407 you claim to believe that Spacecase is just a newbie... you mention to Shteven that you're not really buying Spacecase's quick reversal on Kab as a scumtell...
Here again in 407 you reaffirm your belief that Spacecase is just a newb...Oman wrote:
Ah, it just seems like a lot of effort for scum to actually JUMP on a wagon that is already going to deadline lynch. I see what you mean though, its quite a jump.Shteven wrote:It's not only that he hammered, but also the way he did it.
Again in 407 you reaffirm that you believe that Spacecase is just a newb. Only this time to Vollkan you mention that SC's reversal on Kab is interesting... why wasn't it interesting when you weren't buying it in your response to Shteven?Oman wrote:
Now, to me, this just looks newbie. Like he was following the crowd more.Spacecase wrote:And adding to my point is (correct me if im wrong) that volkan even said he was a decent lynch
Here in post 411 you repost part of 407, apparently to affirm your belief that SC is just a harmless newbie...Oman wrote:
Damn I hate to talk before the person has answered. but this actually references a previous point. I think its newbie.Vollkan wrote:I fail to see how my thoughts on this are relevant at all to your actions.
That defence being said: The hammer is damn interesting. I'm going to review this "180".
Now here in post 431 you toss a vote onto the SC wagon solely due to the fact that Spacecase hadn't posted for 4 days...Oman wrote:oman wrote:spacecase wrote:And adding to my point is (correct me if im wrong) that volkan even said he was a decent lynch
Now, to me, this just looks newbie. Like he was following the crowd more.
So, you say multiple times that you believe that SC is just a newb, but then turn around and vote him for lurking? As you've not weighed in on the rest of the case against SC (other than to dispute it) this would lead me to believe that you believe that SC is a lurking townie, right?Oman wrote:Lynch all Lurkers. Post or Perish.
Unvote Vote Spacecase
Thats almost a week.
It's interesting to me, that early on, you disputed the evidence against SC. Once quite a few other folks were talking about SC's quick 180, however, you figured you'd hop on that wagon. The thing is, you hopped on for the sole reason of 'lurking'.... kind of a weak reason, and nothing that would bury SC further, but hey, you got on the wagon, right?
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I don't think that Oman's status (scum v. town) is contingent upon that of Spacecase. His willingness to quickly lynch/vig seems reckless (at least). His quick reversal on Spacecase (innocent newbie -> lurking scum) makes him suspect.Shteven wrote:I do think MCD is on to something with oman, his defense of spacecase followed by joining it based on lurking is very suspect. I would of course remind everyone to make sure that spacecase is scum before we go after oman though. I hate making connections based cases before their alleged connection is of a known alignment.
The fact that Oman originally suggested that SC was just a newbie, but then quickly jumped on the wagon (with no new information having been revealed) says to me that there might be a connection between the two.-
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Agreed that newbies can be scum... the thing is when somebody says that the newb might be scum, and you say that it just seems newbie to you, it pretty much appears that you're disagreeing with the argument (and implying that at the moment you don't see the newb's actions as scummy), wouldn't you say? Otherwise, there would be absolutely no reason to bring up the fact that the guy's a newb, as everyone can already see the 'joined date' underneath their avatar...Oman wrote: NEWBIES CAN BE SCUM TOO!! YOUR BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THIS THOUGHT THAT "NEWBIE" ALWAYS MEANS TOWN. NEW PEOPLE CAN BE SCUM ABOUT 1/3 OF THE TIME. RAWRRRRRR!-
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There's more than one scumbag left in the game, and there's no sense in sitting on our hands while we wait to hear from other players of interest...Rigel wrote:I'm confused as to why discussion has swayed from our primary suspects at the moment, but I don't have time to dwell on it as I am about to leave on a trip for the next few days. I will be back on Wednesday, and I will analyze the situation better at that time.
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Okay SC, here you give a reason as to why you haven't been participating much. Can you please elaborate on the death threats that you speak of, and explain how your homework load would increase as a result?Spacecase wrote:Nope, didn't scare away the noob. Sorry a lot has been going on with the recent death threats and the crazy amount of homework tagged along with this kinda stuff. Give me an hour to catch up.
More reasons, a post or two later, as to why you haven't participated much...Spacecase wrote:yes my posting has been getting progressively slower do to certain events (i.e. JRP, V Tennis and ACT). Anyway I will try my hardest to keep current with this game.
And here we have it... After claiming to be taking time to read up in the first quote, and promising to keep up a few posts later, this is your contribution.Spacecase wrote:Can anybody clarify exactly why there was a case on Melody man. I'm having a hard time finding it since my reading is totally inept.
What about the pending case against you? Surely you read that people wanted to hear from you. And your sole contribution is to ask about Melody Man?
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you've got Oman voting Spacecase and Shteven-TinVision- wrote:Third Vote Count of the Day
Spacecase - 5 (Shteven, farside22, Rigel, Oman, dahill1)
Shteven - 1 (Oman)
Not voting - 9 (Cipher, LaptopGun, Spacecase, The Fonz, somestrangeflea, vollkan, MadCrawdad, Phate)
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Oman, I was hoping you could address a rather large contradiction, on your part, for me...Oman wrote:Any time I see a sentece contradict itself, it looks like scum.
In this post, you specifically say that I'm scumbuddies with SC. Even throw an alignment-based FoS my way. This specifically says to me 'If SC is scum, then MadCrawdad is scum.'Oman wrote:
This looks like scumbuddies to me.MCD wrote:While there's a good chance that Spacecase is scum, giving him a chance to defend himself is probably more prudent than just lynching him for lurking.Alignment based FoS: MCD
Now here you say basically that 'if SC is scum then MadCrawdad is town.'Oman wrote:LTG wrote: Oman just pulled a thinly veiled OMGUS. This looks fascinating. FOS OmanHoS LTGI think you're scum.
That was obviously a joke. Now, I'm not OMGUSing him. I'm simply saying that last line looks like scum. The thing is, it only holds if Spacecase turns up town, so I promise you, if he comes up town, MCD gets a vote. If he comes up scum...I'll look elsewhere.
Your second post answering LaptopGun is a complete contradiction to the first alignment-based FoS that you threw.
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Thanks. Just wanted to clarify, as there's been a couple of inconsistencies surrounding your FoS...Oman wrote:Ah sorry, misstype. It should be the other way around. I do several things whilst playing mafia.
In your response to Vollkan, you mention it was a contradiction in what I said that caused you to toss a seemingly OMGUS FoS my way. I don't really see the contradiction, but whatever, apparently you do.Oman wrote:Vollnib wrote:Elaborate on this please, Oman. Why does it look like scumbuddies?
In case he gets lynched he can't be accused of defending.MCD wrote:While there's a good chance that Spacecase is scum,
Puts forward a strange situation, give the lurker time to defend. He's lurking, which means he's had lots of time to defend, he's choosing not to. So the first sentence is "Oh ya, he's likely scum" the second is "Just give him more time" which is whats getting him lynched in the first place.MCD wrote: giving him a chance to defend himself is probably more prudent than just lynching him for lurking.
Any time I see a sentece contradict itself, it looks like scum.
So what I'm seeing here is that you think that 'SC is scum AND MadCrawdad (who has apparently contradicted himself) is also scum. Since SC AND MadCrawdad are scum, they must be scumbuddies...'
Now, here's your original FoS. You specifically say 'alignment based FoS'. This says something a little different to me than your response to Vollkan. This says 'SC is scum, and MadCrawdad is aligned with SC. Therefore MadCrawdad must be scum also.'Oman wrote:
This looks like scumbuddies to me.MCD wrote:While there's a good chance that Spacecase is scum, giving him a chance to defend himself is probably more prudent than just lynching him for lurking.Alignment based FoS: MCD
While you claim to suspect me of being scum in both of your responses, your reasons for doing so are somewhat different.
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So you continued to lay low?Spacecase wrote:The recent death threat was actually two death threats. The threat was towards all Hispanics and African Americans that March 5th and 6th somebody will come to school with a gun and shoot them. This leads to more homework since we haven't taught anything for the past three days of last week. In fact there was a record low of 400 teenagers at school on March 6th. I also didnt ask why I was being prosecuted as a mafia member due to the main case that i was a "lurker" and that i was trying to lay low.
The main case against you is that you pulled an immediate flip-flop on the Kab vote. I've asked you on several occasions to further explain your thought process as to how you went from saying that lynching Kab would be a bad idea, to actually dropping the hammer 15 posts later.
You completely ignored the request and continue to do so...
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What I was hoping to get was a little more explanation as to exactly what about Kab's statement seemed scummy enough for you to hammer. Just saying that his statement seemed scummy doesn't explain much...Spacecase wrote:I actually did state my purpose in why i wanted to lynch Kab. You just never really looked at it. I thought that it was scummy of what he started saying towards the end of the day. Plus i have been trying to answer all the questions you have asked such as the death threats and what not.
You said a couple of different things like:
- Kab was trying to be honorable, which looked scummy.
- Even Vollkan thought Kab was a good lynch candidate.
The fact that you would have Kabenon so low on your scumdar that you would caution the town against lynching him, and then shortly thereafter consider him scummy enough to hammer is of interest to me.
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@ farside
Early on Day 3 you FoS'ed Spacecase, claiming that you were also going to reread and 'figure things out.' As your attention hasn't been anywhere else (other than SC), is it safe to assume that your 'figuring things out' was a bust?farside22 wrote:Right now reading today I like what MadCrawdad found on space case and his reasoning seems weak.
FOS: Space case
I need to do a reread of yesterday to figure things out, but that is good to have for now
@ PhatePhate wrote:I don't think randomly lynching among people the cop talked about is a good idea, Oman.Phate wrote:This is probably a bit hypocritical on my part, given my lack of posting, but I'm not a fan of lurker lynches, and SpaceCase's wagon is growing really fast. I don't like it.Phate wrote:Cipher, why do you think I'm scummy?
dahill, why are you fishing?
Phate, these are all of your posts from Day 3. Most of them pretty much appear to be defensive in nature, with you occasionally popping in when someone mentions your name. None of them appear to be at all helpful in hunting down scum.Phate wrote:dahill, why is my not paying attention to cop claims a scumtell? Unless you prove that scum are less likely than town to pay attention to roleclaims (good luck with that), you can take that out of your argument.
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LaptopGun has been 'cleared' by the likely cop, which means there are two fewer suspects...Perfectiondoesnotexist wrote:I think Cipher is almost certainly our cop because he has not been counterclaimed. The mafia will probably roleblock him, but if we doctor protect him and he can't get results, the mafia will probably pick us off. At least I have one less suspect.-
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farside22 wrote:@MCD: I know I'm not around as much, but I did state the following that still hasn't been answered or commented on. <snip>@ farside
Here's a quote where you mention that most of the time, lurkers are scum. As we've got several of them in this game, do you stand by your comment that most lurkers are scum?
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It was also his lack of reasoning when he voted. Lurkers can sometimes be scum (most times). Depends on the person and if they know how to bluff well in these games.Shteven wrote:P.S. Didn't like the case on melody man day 2, still don't. Seems to basically be "he's lurking". Probably right on that, doesn't sell me as him being scum though.-
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[quote="dahill1]That is true and could very well be true for phate as well.
but for right now i want to focus the attention on spacecase, so we can see what happens after he's lynched (if he is)[/quote]
@dahill
This comment is interesting, to say the least...
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sorry, botched the quote tag in the previous post... it should read as shown above.MadCrawdad wrote:dahill1 wrote:That is true and could very well be true for phate as well.
but for right now i want to focus the attention on spacecase, so we can see what happens after he's lynched (if he is)@dahill
This comment is interesting, to say the least...
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You say that there's no possible benefit, but maybe there is. Folks generally assume that scum want to blend in and remain hidden. Therefore, when scum makes a bold move and draws some attention their way, there's always the chance that others will say "There's no way scum would have done that. It doesn't make sense that scum would do that."The Fonz wrote:
I've already explained this- there's no possible benefit. The Kab lynch was the only game in town. He was going to be lynched, whether or not spacecase supported it, the deadline was looming fast, Kab was at -1 and had basically appeared to give up, and there was no other wagon available. SC stood to gain a few townie points by defending a townie.MadCrawdad wrote:
Why, if SC is scum, do you think he wouldn't have acted the way he did?The Fonz wrote:I'm mildly curious as to why no-one's answered my question about what they think SC's motive to act like that as scum could have been.
By switching, having been adamant about Kab's innocence, he didn't further any scum objectives, since Kab would have been lynched anyway, and he just made himself look more suspicious due to the difficulty of reconciling the two positions.
Now, it's possible spacecaseisjust really dumb scum. If people believe that, I'd like them to say so. If there's some other reason you think scum SC would have chosen to hammer Kab, I'd like to hear that also.
@Oman: No, I wasn't talking about lurking. Lurking has obvious benefits for scum, though it is harder to get away with when you're the focus of everyone's attention.
With that said, Fonz, there's something I've been wondering about. The fact that you seconded or reinforced Space's hammer with one of your own seems a little odd to me, especially since it was pointed out that Kab was already dead before you voted.
Here in post 343 SC hammers KabSpacecase wrote:
Kab, watch you said is scummy to me becasue you are trying to be "honorable", I guess you could say and just offering yourself up which I'm thinking is a last ditch effort to sway the vote away from you.kabenon007 wrote:A lynch, be it a townie or scum, provides information. A no-lynch at this point in the game just gives the scum another free kill. This day needs to end with a lynch. I would prefer it not be me, I would prefer myself over no lynch.vote Kabenon007
In post 346 you announce your intention to vote KabThe Fonz wrote:Announce intention to vote Kab
Basically, I don't think town players should ever admit they'd prefer their own lynch to none. For starters, cops shouldn't, so it's giving the scum role info if you do happen to survive.
Please claim now.
Post 348 I mention that it looks like Kabenon is already dead.MadCrawdad wrote:Spacecase's vote for Kabenon was the hammer, wasn't it?
Post 352 you vote Kab
Can you explain why you put your vote on Kab, even after it was pointed out that he was already dead?The Fonz wrote:No, but my pointpreciselyis that BY SAYING YOU WOULDN'T MIND YOUR OWN LYNCH, YOU (if town) ARE LETTING SCUM KNOW THAT YOU ARE NOT A POWERROLE.
Therefore, on a meta level, no-one who states that they don't mind being lynched should ever be allowed to live (because it's an action that has no possible benefit for a town player).
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@Shteven
Shteven, something with your line of thinking seems a little scummy to me...Shteven wrote:(snip)So, to everyone else: Do large, obvious wagons that stall a few votes short of lynch imply the mafia aren't lynching their partner or that they don't want to be caught killing another townie (or insert 3rd option)? Why hasn't this wagon reached 8, and what, if anything, can be inferred? Or am I trying to infer too much from players who are not voting simply because they're inactive?
You imply that by not voting Spacecase, more than half the town looks scummy. Nevermind the fact that your options mention that SC could be scum or innocent...basically those not voting Spacecase are scummy:
Option 1: Those not voting SC are scum, and don't want to lynch their partner.
Option 2: Those not voting SC are scum, and are afraid to lynch a townie.
Regardless of whether he is guilty or innocent, those not voting SC look scummy to you. That line of thinking looks a little scummy to me.
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I was addressing post 595, not post 601Shteven wrote:To Fonz: I'm really not sure if a stalled wagon means the person is more likely to be scum or town. I wish I could say either way - the uncertainty is starting to give me cold feet. I do agree with your other point, at 5 votes and not moving, those 3 votes are a long way from coming and there isn't a need for him to claim yet.
To MadCrawdad: That's not what I was trying to imply. I see nothing wrong with not voting for spacecase. My post made two points, you've ignored the other one. Let me bold the one you skipped:
I'd be glad to see people saying they think spacecase is town and player X is scum. But no one is. People just aren't accusing anyone. The town is collectively lurking. THAT I have a problem with. Really, I thought that was pretty clear.Shteven wrote:The fact that spacecase hasn't been lynched yetwouldn't bother me if there were people voting for other people, or any other viable wagon forming.But no one* is voting for anyone but spacecase,and spacecase isn't lynched.Together, not a good thing.
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The name rings a bell, but I can't place the face....who is Phate?Cipher wrote:
I don't particularly think that Phate was Justin's investigation, but if that makes you vote him then go for it.LaptopGun wrote:FOS Phate. I'd like to hear more from him. This also so goes back to something we talked about a *long time ago* . Phate was one of the 3 Justin talked about. I think I'm gonna run down the list on that before I worry about other things.
I want to hear from those who aren't voting anyone and haven't yet commented on Phate. Where do you stand?
I'd love to hear anything from Phate regarding the points that people have made....
Lots of folks I'd like to hear more from:
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As far as trusting what the cop says more than someone else, while the cop's intentions can be trusted, that doesn't mean that their scum picks are correct. Simply voting someone because 'the cop says we should' could give you a free pass if the lynch were to go bad and the lynchee end up townie. Don't you think?dahill1 wrote:okay melody man was just a bad player. i've seen his games (and replaced in a few as well), and so far he has acted like that regardless of alignment.
and i never said the fact that they are confirmed means they are right or wrong. but shouldn't we trust what the cop says more than someone else? this is not me trying to "act town", it's what i genuinely believe; that cops should have more say in a lynch than other unconfirmed players.
p.s. it seems to me that phate saw a wagon to jump on and did so by just using the "for reasons previously stated" line. phate, can you elaborate on why you think i'm scum, in your own words?
@dahill again
Earlier on Day 3, SC was asked to further describe his thought process on how he came to hammer Kabenon. The post below was eventually pulled out of him, and although incomplete, it was a start. In the post, SC says that he though the bandwagon on Kab was scum-driven at some point.
Now here's a question you posed based on SC's post above.Spacecase wrote:Alright maybe I try to explain better why I voted to kill Kab. When the first post happened I thought that the wagon was a scum driven wagon. I didn't think that he was scum at all. But, what Kab said 15 posts later changed my opinion. You can't tell me that you have never changed your opinion 10 to 20 posts later.
I hope that this gives you a better understanding of my thought process.
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I'm not jumping on any wagon, just asking a question...dahill1 wrote:
i asked this question because i wanted to know if, at the time, SC thought Justin was scum. the info i wished to recieve was along the lines of.."i thought _____ of him then, i think _____ of him now"MadCrawdad wrote:@dahill again
Earlier on Day 3, SC was asked to further describe his thought process on how he came to hammer Kabenon. The post below was eventually pulled out of him, and although incomplete, it was a start. In the post, SC says that he though the bandwagon on Kab was scum-driven at some point.
Now here's a question you posed based on SC's post above.Spacecase wrote:Alright maybe I try to explain better why I voted to kill Kab. When the first post happened I thought that the wagon was a scum driven wagon. I didn't think that he was scum at all. But, what Kab said 15 posts later changed my opinion. You can't tell me that you have never changed your opinion 10 to 20 posts later.
I hope that this gives you a better understanding of my thought process.
Can you explain why you asked this question? What info were you hoping to get from an answer?dahill1 wrote:on the kab bandwagon justin fairplay was the second to vote..
did you think he was part of the scum driving it?
also, people seem to be undermining my main reason of voting phate, and have no problem jumping on to my wagon
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Unless you read the thread backwards, you should have been able to read Justin's earlier posts before you got to the part where he was killed and revealed as cop, right?dahill1 wrote:
i was replaced after justin died, so i can't really say what i thought of him without having the bias of already knowing he was a cop. however, i think whoever he investigated on nights 0 and 1 he got innocent on them, because he suspected lots of people but did not focus on one specifically. also when reading back, i saw that in one post Justin made a comment specifically directed towards Phate. In it, he mentioned that Jesse had claimed cop and, unless he just skipped over that post, Phate recently claimed to have not known of the cop claimMadCrawdad wrote:
I'm not jumping on any wagon, just asking a question...dahill1 wrote:
i asked this question because i wanted to know if, at the time, SC thought Justin was scum. the info i wished to recieve was along the lines of.."i thought _____ of him then, i think _____ of him now"MadCrawdad wrote:@dahill again
Earlier on Day 3, SC was asked to further describe his thought process on how he came to hammer Kabenon. The post below was eventually pulled out of him, and although incomplete, it was a start. In the post, SC says that he though the bandwagon on Kab was scum-driven at some point.
Now here's a question you posed based on SC's post above.Spacecase wrote:Alright maybe I try to explain better why I voted to kill Kab. When the first post happened I thought that the wagon was a scum driven wagon. I didn't think that he was scum at all. But, what Kab said 15 posts later changed my opinion. You can't tell me that you have never changed your opinion 10 to 20 posts later.
I hope that this gives you a better understanding of my thought process.
Can you explain why you asked this question? What info were you hoping to get from an answer?dahill1 wrote:on the kab bandwagon justin fairplay was the second to vote..
did you think he was part of the scum driving it?
also, people seem to be undermining my main reason of voting phate, and have no problem jumping on to my wagon
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I disagree with your ADD comment. I think that, if anything, the town has suffered from tunnel vision at times... IMO we should be in no rush to lynch, and the more information we can get, the better. It makes more sense to 'ask around' FIRST, and THEN focus on a lynch candidate (or two).Cipher wrote:This is messing with my head a bit.
I'm kind of ok with dahill, though I will stress that nobody should put any more faith in my case than anyone else's (unless I have a guilty, obv). I still like the Phate wagon better, and it really seems like this town is suffering from ADD.-
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@farside
The quotes below show that this is the second time in two days that you've had a vote firmly parked on someone, only to go bounding off after another based on a single comment that doesn't seem to sit right with you...
farside22 wrote:I'm not sure what to think. The game has gone a bit slow at this point and time. I think Justin had some good points, but I'm not as sure as before especially when people vote and just agree with another person so there vote looks good.
Unvote
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His vote and comment was just a little to sly for my taste.
Now what really intrigues me about the 2nd more recent post above, is that when you switched to dahill, that you mentioned you were suspicious of Melody Man, seemingly implying that you've been suspicious of dahill (and his predecessors) all along.... If you were really so suspicious, why did you forget about them completely on Day 3, until now?farside22 wrote:dahill really screwed up my thought process with that comment. I doubt that is a newbie mistake too. I sense it is someone trying to look town that is scum. I still think spacecase needs to be looked at, however this lastest comment from dahill does not sit well at all.
unvote: vote: dahill
Also noted that he/she replaced Melody Man who I felt suspicious of when he changed his vote and Wesq who was also looking scummie in the beginning.
The quotes below show that Spacecase and Oman were your only candidates for scum on Day 3, and that dahill/Melody Man had fallen off your radar completely. So why the need to remind everyone that you previously mentioned Melody Man as scum?farside22 wrote:Well I'm still thinking Spacecase for a couple of reason. 1) I don't care for his reasoning. 2) when I pointed out my case against him he ignored it and asked about Melody Man instead. Now he seems to think his answer is sufficiate, but a lot of what he says is like he is thinking too hard on what to say.
Now as for who else I feel is scummie I would say Oman just because I've never really seen him agree with people. When he agreed with me about Spacecase not being a quick lynch it surprised me (past games just made me feel like he's using what someone else said to look good). Most of my case is based on gut more then anything I found. But he is someone I have in mind because of some of his actions.farside22 wrote:
QFT.Oman wrote:No, boredom.
I've read through. I stated my second option. I'm not sure what else you want me to say. No one really stands out as scum and at this point I think knowing for sure Spacecases alignment may help out for the next day. I'm sure this will be crap reasoning to some, but look at it this way. If spacecase is scum we should look at who held up the wagon and was trying to get someone else to look scummie. If spacecase is not scum we look at everyone who jumped on the wagon early and easily. Some people may not like my idea, but really where have we really gotten on day 2 thus far that hasn't been said to death?-
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Rigel, can you explain how this statement is not scummy... you know, about lynching regardless of whether folks believe someone is scum or not. I pretty much thought the object was to lynch scum.Rigel wrote:Okay, well then, did you read the part where I said that whether or not Spacecase is scum, he should be lynched today regardless? I don't think that going out on a limb and casting a single vote on Farside is very pro-town at this point.
If folks feel confident that a candidate is scum, by all means they should vote them.... just because you'd like to get on with the day is another story.
It puzzles me that both you and farside say that knowing SC's affiliation is critical in progressing the game, so that we can examine the wagon on him. Yet neither of you have even tried picking apart the wagon that was on Kabenon yesterday.
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Please clarify.... are you saying that you disagree with the candidates that people are discussing? Well then who do you like for scum? I think I recall you mentioning Shteven, but have seen nothing since. If you like someone for scum, dig thru some posts and make a case...Spacecase wrote:Im sorry but I think this game is doomed to repeat itself.-
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Shteven, this post above seems to contradict some of your previous postsShteven wrote:Granted day 3 has been pretty long, but I'm glad we're actually looking at some new information recently with the push on rigel.
But by 'doomed to repeat itself' he probably means the last 'new C9' game which was abandoned.
Here, below, you seem to be complaining that the day has gone on as long as it has. It looks like your urging people to 'hurry up and vote' for SC already...Shteven wrote: People are very, very welcome to vote for someone other than spacecase. However, this day has been going on now for exactly 1 month. It started on feb 26th. I really think people should have some idea of who they think is scum and should be actively voting for someone by now. And yet, as of the last vote count, there are 6 people voting for anyone and 8 people not voting at all. This is what my complaint in post 601 was over. My post 595 was wondering if we could infer something about Spacecase's alignment from his wagon having slowed down, but in the end I don't really think it's possible. It becomes WIFOM fairly easily.
Now this next post REALLY contradicts what you recently said.... Above you mention that you're glad folks are looking at some new info on Rigel. Yet, here you apparently agree wholeheartedly with Rigel's argument for lynching SC... the argument that currently has Rigel on the hotseat.
Again you appear to be urging folks to 'hurry up and vote' for SC.
Just for clarity here's Rigel's post you refer to when you urge folks to vote SC to end the day...Shteven wrote: And finally...How can people read Rigel's last post and not be voting Spacecase? It's about that time...
You agree with Rigel's argument to lynch SC regardless of thoughts on affiliation, yet you applaud the fact that some are going after him for that same argument. Odd isn't it?Rigel wrote: As for the Spacecase wagon in general, I think that the best statement regarding it thus far has been made by Farside:
(Bolding is mine)farside22 wrote:
QFT.Oman wrote:No, boredom.
I've read through. I stated my second option. I'm not sure what else you want me to say.No one really stands out as scum and at this point I think knowing for sure Spacecase's alignment may help out for the next day. I'm sure this will be crap reasoning to some, but look at it this way. If spacecase is scum we should look at who held up the wagon and was trying to get someone else to look scummie. If spacecase is not scum we look at everyone who jumped on the wagon early and easily.Some people may not like my idea, but really where have we really gotten on day 2 thus far that hasn't been said to death?
In all honesty, we're not going to get any guarantees at this point in the game. If there was another cop, they'd have counter-claimed by now. So all we have to go on alignment-wise is who dies and whatever Cypher says. So why are we dilly-dallying over who dies? Obviously, the object is to get rid of scum, but we're not at LoL yet. There are still 9 or 10 townies left in the game. If getting rid of one townie helps us to find one or more scum, we're still coming out ahead.
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Whether you want to attribute Rigel's argument to Rigel or Farside is irrelevant. Rigel's main point was that SC should be lynched regardless of affiliation...Shteven wrote:You then attribute the argument for getting information out of lynching spacecase-town to Rigel. That's false, it was suggested by farside. Rigel mentioned it was her's, and it was in a quote block container her name. It was also only a small portion of rigel's rather largepost 704. It isn't a good point, and I agree with Fonz's responses (now we're coming full circle ) that information is not worth killing townies.
I'll give you a complete rundown on his post 704. See his post for his comments, I'm not going to quote it all. When I said the post was good I was just welcoming support on pushing spacecase, I did not mean to support the rest of the thoughts on other players. I'll respond to all of his sections because most of them I don't like, other than Oman's.
FOS's oman: Agreed. I don't like the noncommittal stance Oman seems to be taking here.
Spacecase informational lynch: Disagree. I'd rather keep as many of those townies alive as possible. I voted spacecase because of his quick flip on day 2 and the attempted hammer. I recently finished a newbie game in which the same thing happened on day 1 and was done by scum. That's only one case, but I think it's useful information.
He said this...
and this...Rigel wrote:In all honesty, we're not going to get any guarantees at this point in the game. If there was another cop, they'd have counter-claimed by now. So all we have to go on alignment-wise is who dies and whatever Cypher says. So why are we dilly-dallying over who dies? Obviously, the object is to get rid of scum, but we're not at LoL yet. There are still 9 or 10 townies left in the game. If getting rid of one townie helps us to find one or more scum, we're still coming out ahead.
then you said this...Rigel wrote: In the end, I guess what I basically want to say is that we should, and likely need to lynch Spacecase today. Regardless of whether or not you believe he is scum. Spacecase's lynch will do two things. It will reveal his alignment, allowing us to further study his lynch in terms of that, and will progress us to Night, where Cypher can investigate someone else. Yes, it will also allow scum and the possible SK to act, but we've still got a lot of townies out there. I think we can make a potentially dangerous strategic play for one night.
You didn't say 'it was a good post,' as you claim above. You said 'vote Spacecase,' seemingly agreeing with Rigel's only point for lynching SC in that particular post. Keep in mind that you weren't looking to 'pressure' Spacecase, as you say in the first quote above. It sure looked, to me, like you wanted everyone to vote SC to end the day.Shteven wrote:And finally...How can people read Rigel's last post and not be voting Spacecase? It's about that time...
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@ Rigel
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Pretty sure I'm not taking anything out of context with regard to your argument. Here you say the town should lynch SC regardless of whether they believe that he's scum or not.Rigel wrote:@MadCrawdad: I don't feel that you're taking the post that you are quoting in the context of my argument. I'm not saying that we should lynch any player regardless of alignment. I'm saying that we should lynch a scummy player who isn't contributing to the game for the sake of the town as a whole. I also want to point out that, with further reading of LML's posts, his accusations on farside aren't all that damning. They are worth noting, but I don't honestly feel as if he put forth enough evidence to have justified a vote for him at this point. However, the fact that he did accuse farside personally had nothing to do with my response. If he had voted for anyone else without a vote, I would have likely had the same response.
As for who would be interesting to look at once SC's alignment is revealed; I think that if SC is scum, as I believe, the people to look at are those who either didn't vote for him, voted late, or voted after being dead set on voting for someone else. Conversely, if he is revealed to be town, I would look at those most interested in getting him lynched, and those who were against his lynch would get a smidgen less critiqued. This would all be hinging, of course, on whatever happened overnight.
Also, I'd be willing to look at the Kabenon lynch, since you seem insistent upon it.I'll try to devote some time to it over the next few days and post what I find later on.
I find it interesting that I am being looked at for this statement and Phate is being lumped in with me,but Shteven, who openly agreed with my original post, has no suspicion thrown upon him. I think the problem is that no one bothered to link the post I directly referenced in the short post that keeps being brought up. Out of the blue, my short post is scummy, yes. But the rationalization I made in the original post clarifies it and makes it a more viable option.
Secondly, I'm not insistent that you look at the Kab lynch, but think that it might be a good place to start...as opposed to asking folks to lynch SC (regardless of their beliefs) so that you can look at that wagon.Rigel wrote: In the end, I guess what I basically want to say is that we should, and likely need to lynch Spacecase today.Regardless of whether or not you believe he is scum. Spacecase's lynch will do two things. It will reveal his alignment, allowing us to further study his lynch in terms of that, and will progress us to Night, where Cypher can investigate someone else. Yes, it will also allow scum and the possible SK to act, but we've still got a lot of townies out there. I think we can make a potentially dangerous strategic play for one night.
Lastly, saying that no suspicion has been cast on Shteven is wrong. Check back a few posts, and you'll see that I called him on it. Probably more because he's now denying that he ever agreed.-
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You keep saying that you just expressed an overall general agreement with Rigel's post, and that his argument for lynching SC just kind of slipped by you... That's not the case. You didn't just give blanket agreement to the post, you referred to his argument for lynching SC when you saidShteven wrote:I agreed with the idea of lynching spacecase; I was far too hasty in supporting any post that shared that goal regardless of the reason.
It was a poorly thought out post on my part when I just agreed wholesale with a very large post without taking the time to go through it. That was certainly a mistake.
You had to be referring to his argument, as Rigel really made no other points about lynching SC in that post.Shteven wrote: And finally...How can people read Rigel's last post and not be voting Spacecase? It's about that time...
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Nope, we're absolutely NOT saying the same thing...Shteven wrote:
I feel like we're saying the same thing, only you don't realize it. I was referring to his argument, when I said "I was far too hasty in supporting any post that shared that goal regardless of the reason."MadCrawdad wrote:
You had to be referring to his argument, as Rigel really made no other points about lynching SC in that post.Shteven wrote:I agreed with the idea of lynching spacecase; I was far too hasty in supporting any post that shared that goal regardless of the reason.
It's what I get for posting a response while only causally reading his post. The far more complete response is in my post 747.
You're sayingthat Rigel posted his argument for lynching SC regardless of affiliation, along with some points on other players, and you just said 'Nice job, Rigel,' without noticing the reasoning for voting SC...
I'm sayingthat Rigel posted his argument for lynching SC regardless of affiliation, and you specifically said'How can people read Rigel's last post and not be voting Spacecase? It's about that time...'This would imply to me that you did read Rigel's argument, and found it quite compelling. So much so that you question why EVERYONE was not voting SC at that time.
BIG DIFFERENCE...
One more question for you Shteven. On Day 1, you mentioned that you were uncomfortable with the speed of Six Aces' lynch, but went on to vote for him in the same post. As that seems to be a contradiction, can you explain why you would vote for somebody if you were uncomfortable doing so?Shteven wrote:I am uncomfortable with the speed of this lynch. Page 5 is not going to give us very much to go on for day 2. That said, I'll admit that even though I'm not very fond of jessie's soft claiming method, having a claimed guilty result is going to be a better chance than most day 1 lynches. With apologies to six aces, and your sister:
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You didn't say that you disliked speedy lynches in general, you said that you were uncomfortable with the speed of the SixAces lynch specifically...Shteven wrote:So my first post implied I read it. I later explicitly stated I didn't give it the attention it deserved. That seems pretty clear that I'm claiming I didn't give it enough thought. You should be suspicious of me because I posted too quickly without considering it. But you can't say that because of the initial post that I clearly read the post carefully when I've flat out stated that I didn't.
As for six aces, you seem to be digging up much of nothing. The answer is right in the quoted post. I don't like speedy lynches, but "having a claimed guilty result is going to be a better chance than most day 1 lynches". You know, the whole cop saying he had a guilty result. That certainly counts for more than being uncomfortable with speedy lynches as rule. Was that not clear?
Just struck me odd that you'd be uncomfortable with the speed, then vote and keep the wagon rolling is all.
Another interesting post: After Jesse came out as cop, Ryan voted for SixAces, and you called him on it by telling him that a FoS was more in order than a vote...Shteven wrote:
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