one question before I start,
Is it better to have one big wall of text,WOL, with everything I have to say at the moment, or a multitude of shorter posts each relating to one point?
Toon Fighter wrote:So many questions... why? why do insist on knowing everyone's opinions on everything?
You didn't answer my question from the previous page: what is your mafia experience? How many played, what roles, win/lose?
these last group of questions were to get an inside view on the people in the game.
Nothing offline, 5 games on this sight. none elsewhere,
3 games as vanilla townie lost all of them
1 game as semi-elite bodyguard lost that one by a hair.
1 game as a mafia goon won that one.
imkingdavid wrote:
Gayle wrote:Who is the
least
suspicious player so far?
I am choosing not to answer this for the following reason...
I don't want to give the scum knowledge of who I suspect the least, as doing so will let them know who not to try and push the lynch of. Also mafia often NK (night kill) the most pro-town players that they would have a hard time building support for a lynch of. So by answering this question, I would only be aiding the scum, which is something I do not wish to do.
Plus, there isn't very much info to go on right now, as we're still only on page 2, so it's difficult to decide. I suggest we give it a little more time, but that we also start asking some more game-specific questions, rather than general-mafia-theory questions.
David - What is your opinion on "scumlists"?
RPG*Twilight wrote:
I only question what I want answered. I believe that's how that works. If it's scaring you that I ask questions, arent you the one who's paranoid? You know, it's really interesting that you say i'm trying too hard to appear town. Because I think you're aiming that statement at the wrong person.
what's with the use of the word paranoid?
RPG wrote:
That said, Tracker is almost too scared to get out of "beginning" question mode. At least I answer questions and move on, but seriously, a second round of pretty much "beginning" questions?
Here is where your wrong. All of post-37 has it's purpose. Starting with the first part where I "put words in you mouth". You overexaggerated my case so I returned the favor.
RPG wrote:
And on topics that mean very little to this specific game. My favorite role is townie, and I dont have a least favorite because I like the challenge that brings about with each role. Wow, did that help you get some much needed dirt on me?
dirt? this wasn't about dirt. What do I need dirt for? This was about gaining insight into your thoughts. The fact that you say townie tells me that you probably have an analitical mind. You enjoy decidphering people's posts to find discrepancies that signal scum. correct?
RPG wrote:I'm happy to answer any question, but there comes a time when enough is enough and the more you start asking "beginning" questions the scummier you look.
did you fail to notice that half the town is AWOL? These questions are useful in the sense of getting players involved.
RPG wrote:Start scumhunting, find things from the previous questions.
just because I haven't chosen to announce my findings to the world doesn't mean I don't have any.
RPG wrote:We dont need to play Jeopardy here. It's one thing to ask start-up questions, it's another to make that your whole day 1 activity.
Ask follow up questions.
Thats what i'm doing, and it seems to be scaring a couple of you. Which is noted.
So the questions I've been asking don't count as follow-up questions?
RPG wrote:PaltryExcuse wrote:You're the only one doing anything to search for scum, so I'm questioning why you're focusing on tracker.
Well, if you recall, I did get on Gayle. (Before this post.) But, like I said about tracker, these first go around questions were nice, but we really dont need the second batch. That, in it of itself, is a bit shady if you ask me. I dont understand why i'm the only one picking apart the text here, we are reading the same thing, correct?
actually in the beginnings of the post but whatever. And I say that I'll do what I can to get the missing players back in the game. and correct I'm reading the same thing as you.
RPG - Why is a second batch of questions shady?
RPG wrote:tracker wrote: I find to great that RPG is questioning things, even if he's wrong, but conversation's conversation and we should take it where we can get it.
That's a nice twist on Gayle's words. Pretty much pulling out the paranoia card, again. Interesting. Again, noted.
Gayle's to depressing questions, I'm trying to encourage more. not really twisting is it?
What is the paranoia card?
RPG wrote:tracker wrote: however if you would rather let the scum have a free kill.... I guess everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
Um. Of course not. Where did you get this from? It's nice to see that you're putting words in my mouth.
Where did you get that I'm willing to lynch anybody?
RPG wrote:I'm trying to move past the molasses that is your questions and pick apart the text from the answers from the first batch, which you really havent done yourself. Quite interesting. Maybe you should yourself pay attention to the answers people have. It'll do wonders.
Again, just because I haven't revealed my observations doesn't mean I don't have any.
RPG wrote: The only way we'll get past the "majority not finding scum" is if we start, oh I don't know, scumhunting.
Elucidate on this.
RPG wrote:And it seems you're trying to deflect by asking even more questions that, like I said, have nothing to do with helping us find scum.
you worry to much, i have nothing to delfect. and while the last bunch of questions don't magically reveal scum doesn't mean that they're useless, the fact that we now know that much more about someone could be crucial later.
RPG wrote:That being said, i'm going to put a little pressure on tracker. See if it cant get him to at least talk a bit.
Vote: Tracker
So, I haven't been talking? Roger that, I'll make a note to start.