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On February 17 2015 04:12 jarjarbinks wrote: If you are pressuring Hier to talk, you might be giving him the wrong incentives. Right now it looks like a lost cause. If you truly believe he is bad, keep your vote by all means. If it is only for pressure, too many of you are doing it lol
He's my top scumread currently, despite it initially being pressure...though I'm going to say this again because it probably needs to be said; I am very willing to reconsider if he just does something that appears townie to me.
Can't speak for the rest of the voters.
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On February 17 2015 03:54 jarjarbinks wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 00:31 zlefin wrote:On February 17 2015 00:26 rsoultin wrote:On February 16 2015 20:43 zlefin wrote:On February 16 2015 09:53 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 16 2015 09:31 Trfel wrote:On February 16 2015 09:29 jarjarbinks wrote: Rsoultin: Do you actually believe Hier is scum or do you just disapprove of his idea? Town can be wrong right?
Maybe next game you can be mother hen xD lol Town can never be wrong. Your statement is wrong, so you are scum. lolz dang it you caught me! lol While I recognize it was done in jest, I still dislike this statement, it feels scummy to say such a thing, even as a joke. I disagree with this, zle, based solely on the fact that if you read Truffle's post to JJB it was a joke in response to a joke. Unless you believe that Truffle actually meant his "town can never be wrong so you're scum" comment ![](/mirror/smilies/wink.gif) I did read the earlier post, and recognize it's likely to be a joke in response to a joke, I still don't like it though. And it's not like I have piles of reads to work with, so I'll take what I can get. So is this like your strongest read of the game? Deserving of a -2 score? each read I only score as a single point, unless it's really strong, this was a 1 point scum read; the other -1 came from a general tonal impression over the first RL day or so.
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I haven't talked about Tere and Silver much, so i'll share my thoughts
Tere: You seem like a nice version of my sister lol It looks like you make tonal reads but have some backing to them which is nice. I think what you said about mime has some truth to it. I agree with some of Trf's suspicions of you because some of it reminds me of my sister so I believe you have the ability to fool me. But as of right now count me fooled, I'm giving you a townlean right now.
Silver: I don't know what to think about you so far. I think your excuses are definitely justified, but it does hurt my ability to read you. Some people don't like wall posts, but you will need to get all of your thoughts out when you are here. Voting Hier is justifiable right now, but I don't see that as scumhunting. You have me worried.
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Hier should be up by now, he said he was going to sleep at 6:17 forum time, and it's 19:20ish now, he also said in his last post that it would be a holiday so he'd have time to post.
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On February 17 2015 04:19 zlefin wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 03:54 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 17 2015 00:31 zlefin wrote:On February 17 2015 00:26 rsoultin wrote:On February 16 2015 20:43 zlefin wrote:On February 16 2015 09:53 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 16 2015 09:31 Trfel wrote:On February 16 2015 09:29 jarjarbinks wrote: Rsoultin: Do you actually believe Hier is scum or do you just disapprove of his idea? Town can be wrong right?
Maybe next game you can be mother hen xD lol Town can never be wrong. Your statement is wrong, so you are scum. lolz dang it you caught me! lol While I recognize it was done in jest, I still dislike this statement, it feels scummy to say such a thing, even as a joke. I disagree with this, zle, based solely on the fact that if you read Truffle's post to JJB it was a joke in response to a joke. Unless you believe that Truffle actually meant his "town can never be wrong so you're scum" comment ![](/mirror/smilies/wink.gif) I did read the earlier post, and recognize it's likely to be a joke in response to a joke, I still don't like it though. And it's not like I have piles of reads to work with, so I'll take what I can get. So is this like your strongest read of the game? Deserving of a -2 score? each read I only score as a single point, unless it's really strong, this was a 1 point scum read; the other -1 came from a general tonal impression over the first RL day or so.
Got it. Can you explain your Trf flip reasoning from before?
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On February 17 2015 04:10 jarjarbinks wrote: I'm adding to the counterwagon for zlefin. There definitely needs to be one, and I see zlefin as pretty scummy so far.
1. Doesn't really explain scumreads, besides my joke. 2. Is kind of scumhunting, but not really. 3. Most reads are pure tonal. Which is fine, but I can't back that.
zlefin if you answer my above question and I like it, I am willing to change my vote.
Hier, please post you still have a chance of not dying today. People switch votes all the time in this game. Answering questions helps people understand your thinking and if your town that is good for you
as to the reads, what would you have me do? If it's a read that comes from many posts as a vague impression, with no specific posts to point to, then what would you have me do to explain it?
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On February 17 2015 04:20 jarjarbinks wrote: I haven't talked about Tere and Silver much, so i'll share my thoughts
Tere: You seem like a nice version of my sister lol It looks like you make tonal reads but have some backing to them which is nice. I think what you said about mime has some truth to it. I agree with some of Trf's suspicions of you because some of it reminds me of my sister so I believe you have the ability to fool me. But as of right now count me fooled, I'm giving you a townlean right now.
Silver: I don't know what to think about you so far. I think your excuses are definitely justified, but it does hurt my ability to read you. Some people don't like wall posts, but you will need to get all of your thoughts out when you are here. Voting Hier is justifiable right now, but I don't see that as scumhunting. You have me worried.
He's calling me mean ;o;
Okay, so, I know this means nothing to y'all probably, but my brother is reading very genuine to me this game. If you wonder why I'm joking around with him, a lot of it is to see how he responds (and a slightly smaller portion just cause I enjoy him ). Granted, I haven't seen him play scum, but I'd bet he's town this game. Just my two cents.
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On February 17 2015 04:22 jarjarbinks wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 04:19 zlefin wrote:On February 17 2015 03:54 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 17 2015 00:31 zlefin wrote:On February 17 2015 00:26 rsoultin wrote:On February 16 2015 20:43 zlefin wrote:On February 16 2015 09:53 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 16 2015 09:31 Trfel wrote:On February 16 2015 09:29 jarjarbinks wrote: Rsoultin: Do you actually believe Hier is scum or do you just disapprove of his idea? Town can be wrong right?
Maybe next game you can be mother hen xD lol Town can never be wrong. Your statement is wrong, so you are scum. lolz dang it you caught me! lol While I recognize it was done in jest, I still dislike this statement, it feels scummy to say such a thing, even as a joke. I disagree with this, zle, based solely on the fact that if you read Truffle's post to JJB it was a joke in response to a joke. Unless you believe that Truffle actually meant his "town can never be wrong so you're scum" comment ![](/mirror/smilies/wink.gif) I did read the earlier post, and recognize it's likely to be a joke in response to a joke, I still don't like it though. And it's not like I have piles of reads to work with, so I'll take what I can get. So is this like your strongest read of the game? Deserving of a -2 score? each read I only score as a single point, unless it's really strong, this was a 1 point scum read; the other -1 came from a general tonal impression over the first RL day or so. Got it. Can you explain your Trf flip reasoning from before? I'm not entirely clear on what this question is, but most likely from what you're asking it's what I answered already on page 20 post 3 (assuming everyone has same posts/page) not long ago.
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On February 17 2015 00:34 rsoultin wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 00:28 Trfel wrote:On February 17 2015 00:24 rsoultin wrote: Truffle, time to test that mindmeld...
what did you think I was doing with the push on Hier? Pretty sure you were creating pressure from very little to get the thread going. I didn't say that earlier because saying so would defeat the purpose, as people could then refuse to respond. Which is precisely the reason why Hier's case on you (rsoultin) falls apart. While the points he brought up are good points, this is the simple explanation from a town perspective. Got it in one, lol. Okay, good, cause that's where our mindmeld starts to diverge :/ Even when I stepped back and gave him plenty of room to breathe, cause yeah, you were right that I can be intimidating and that defeats the purpose, he still was highly defensive and closed off. This makes me uncomfortable. Another thing that makes me uncomfortable is your lack of direction so far this game, unless after sleeping you're still scumreading Shining? (I have to look at that case closer, and will do that while deciding whether or not to keep pushing Hier)
Trf has talked a lot, which I generally perceive as town. When I read this earlier, I agreed with it. When you voted Hier later while saying you weren't really into it, but wouldn't find a counter wagon, it reminded me of this quote again.
Do you have better candidates as of now? Who are you willing to change your vote for? Who is your top scumread?
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On February 17 2015 04:27 jarjarbinks wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 00:34 rsoultin wrote:On February 17 2015 00:28 Trfel wrote:On February 17 2015 00:24 rsoultin wrote: Truffle, time to test that mindmeld...
what did you think I was doing with the push on Hier? Pretty sure you were creating pressure from very little to get the thread going. I didn't say that earlier because saying so would defeat the purpose, as people could then refuse to respond. Which is precisely the reason why Hier's case on you (rsoultin) falls apart. While the points he brought up are good points, this is the simple explanation from a town perspective. Got it in one, lol. Okay, good, cause that's where our mindmeld starts to diverge :/ Even when I stepped back and gave him plenty of room to breathe, cause yeah, you were right that I can be intimidating and that defeats the purpose, he still was highly defensive and closed off. This makes me uncomfortable. Another thing that makes me uncomfortable is your lack of direction so far this game, unless after sleeping you're still scumreading Shining? (I have to look at that case closer, and will do that while deciding whether or not to keep pushing Hier) Trf has talked a lot, which I generally perceive as town. When I read this earlier, I agreed with it. When you voted Hier later while saying you weren't really into it, but wouldn't find a counter wagon, it reminded me of this quote again. Do you have better candidates as of now? Who are you willing to change your vote for? Who is your top scumread?
Psst, is that directed at me or Trfel, JJB?
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On February 17 2015 03:11 zlefin wrote: rso -> I need to go back over the thread to answer that more thoroughly, which I plan to do at some point, not necessarily now though. It's an impression I've formed that he's at the nexus of several conversations, and that if I knew he was town, I could point to 2-3 people as the likeliest scum in response, and if I knew he was scum, I could point to 1-2 people as the likeliest other scum. To put another way, I the feeling I get is that if I knew his alignment, it would really strongly narrow down my my suspects, whereas for some other people, a lynch wouldn't help me much.
But again, I really need to go back over everything to make sure my feel has some validity.
If you could explain the people you would point to that was where I was going. I want to see if you caught something I didn't and see how your reading people.
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On February 17 2015 04:30 rsoultin wrote:Show nested quote +On February 17 2015 04:27 jarjarbinks wrote:On February 17 2015 00:34 rsoultin wrote:On February 17 2015 00:28 Trfel wrote:On February 17 2015 00:24 rsoultin wrote: Truffle, time to test that mindmeld...
what did you think I was doing with the push on Hier? Pretty sure you were creating pressure from very little to get the thread going. I didn't say that earlier because saying so would defeat the purpose, as people could then refuse to respond. Which is precisely the reason why Hier's case on you (rsoultin) falls apart. While the points he brought up are good points, this is the simple explanation from a town perspective. Got it in one, lol. Okay, good, cause that's where our mindmeld starts to diverge :/ Even when I stepped back and gave him plenty of room to breathe, cause yeah, you were right that I can be intimidating and that defeats the purpose, he still was highly defensive and closed off. This makes me uncomfortable. Another thing that makes me uncomfortable is your lack of direction so far this game, unless after sleeping you're still scumreading Shining? (I have to look at that case closer, and will do that while deciding whether or not to keep pushing Hier) Trf has talked a lot, which I generally perceive as town. When I read this earlier, I agreed with it. When you voted Hier later while saying you weren't really into it, but wouldn't find a counter wagon, it reminded me of this quote again. Do you have better candidates as of now? Who are you willing to change your vote for? Who is your top scumread? Psst, is that directed at me or Trfel, JJB?
lolz Trf xD
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ahhh, that explains the brother sister combo.
If Hier is town, he really needs to come back into the thread and start reaching out, because lurking away looks terribad.
What's everyone's thoughts on Trfel's case on the Shining? What's everyone thinking about Silverarte?
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Silverarte is my friend :/ She's playing a lot more free this game (was the cop last game)...liked some of the direction of her questions. I'm not sure if she'd be this pleasant as scum but she was when she was town. The work excuse holds true but isn't alignment-indicative, obviously.
Some of Trfel's case I do like. I think he's a little too hung-up on Shining's read on him, personally, but the Zle "slight" push does seem odd. Also, not entirely on-point, but Shining does have a habit of strong townreading me early when he is scum. He can do that as town, too, but he's seen the way I react to being scumread xP
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As per rsoultin's request I have dove into more detail of my original accusation.
The way scum play is by creating an illusion of healthy contribution, often subsidized by the incestuous demand for other people’s reads. This makes them appear to scum hunt and gives them an overall picture of the scene to know who is safe to make a move against without having suspicion fall on them.
rsoultin provides us with a textbook example of such play. Prior to me making my first post the highlight of the thread was a set of back and forth comments between rsoultin and Trfel, during which rsoultin called one of Trfel’s comments a null read here, and called him and overall null read here. That was when Trfel and rsoultin were the only people that have begun to play (The Shining hoped in mostly to say hello, his post contentless); what’s the point in insisting to calling someone a null read twice at that stage? In this case “null” serves as a parasitic word that acts as an advert, subconsciously making people believe that its user is making reads and scum hunting, while exerting the least effort.
This tactic is coupled effectively with her tendency to demand immediate reads from people that have just joined the thread, as in the case of jarjarbinks and myself. This would be completely fine if not for her safely hiding behind an array of null reads, including myself, seemingly not to piss anyone off. To immediately establish own neutrality to the players, but aggressively seek others' suspicions is usually a sign of mafia play aimed at identifying potential future bandwagons.
Upon my posting of the Bridge model ElyAs, zlefin, and Trfel have responded negatively. Only jarjarbinks initially thought it was worth the try. Once jarjarbinks has begun to display doubt, rsoultin's stance on me diminished, as if to mirror. Finally, jarjarbinks’s final verdict on the model came in, it being negative. This was a signal to rsoultin, giving her permission to vote against me, as she did almost immediately, accompanied by her infamous phrase and no case made. What’s happening here is something very similar to a tactic used to buy equity; it is beneficial to buy into something early knowing its value will grow. It was beneficial to get on the lynch train early; being the first person to do so guarantees protection from future sheep voting accusations, and with 4 people having shown their discontent with me it was a decently safe assumption that a bandwagon would form.
Having said that, it could very well be possible that rsoultin just isn’t very experienced at the game, like I’ve said here before, and is not watching her actions. As it stands her actions are explainable by either her lack of controlled play or that she is scum. It is unlikely to be anything in between.
I will be adding The Shining to my probable town list, to join jarjarbinks and Trfel. His actions do not make sense from a mafia perspective. Creating a third lynch candidate with no prior suspicion hovering over zlefin on the grounds of suggesting unlikely scenarios seems to be weak town play.
Finally, like I mentioned in this post, I have been suspecting a scum player to be one of the then inactives, Silverarte and Mimeux. Now that Tere has replaced an inactive player and has begun posting I am more convinced she is, in fact, scum.
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So, the only person you aren't scum reading is ElyAs, based on that, right?
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Let's make that cases plz
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On February 17 2015 05:06 Tere wrote: So, the only person you aren't scum reading is ElyAs, based on that, right? What? Did you even read any of that? And don't worry, my cases typically take longer than 5 minutes to write up.
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On February 17 2015 04:58 Hier wrote:As per rsoultin's request I have dove into more detail of my original accusation. The way scum play is by creating an illusion of healthy contribution, often subsidized by the incestuous demand for other people’s reads. This makes them appear to scum hunt and gives them an overall picture of the scene to know who is safe to make a move against without having suspicion fall on them. rsoultin provides us with a textbook example of such play. Prior to me making my first post the highlight of the thread was a set of back and forth comments between rsoultin and Trfel, during which rsoultin called one of Trfel’s comments a null read here, and called him and overall null read here. That was when Trfel and rsoultin were the only people that have begun to play (The Shining hoped in mostly to say hello, his post contentless); what’s the point in insisting to calling someone a null read twice at that stage? In this case “null” serves as a parasitic word that acts as an advert, subconsciously making people believe that its user is making reads and scum hunting, while exerting the least effort. This tactic is coupled effectively with her tendency to demand immediate reads from people that have just joined the thread, as in the case of jarjarbinks and myself. This would be completely fine if not for her safely hiding behind an array of null reads, including myself, seemingly not to piss anyone off. To immediately establish own neutrality to the players, but aggressively seek others' suspicions is usually a sign of mafia play aimed at identifying potential future bandwagons. Upon my posting of the Bridge model ElyAs, zlefin, and Trfel have responded negatively. Only jarjarbinks initially thought it was worth the try. Once jarjarbinks has begun to display doubt, rsoultin's stance on me diminished, as if to mirror. Finally, jarjarbinks’s final verdict on the model came in, it being negative. This was a signal to rsoultin, giving her permission to vote against me, as she did almost immediately, accompanied by her infamous phrase and no case made. What’s happening here is something very similar to a tactic used to buy equity; it is beneficial to buy into something early knowing its value will grow. It was beneficial to get on the lynch train early; being the first person to do so guarantees protection from future sheep voting accusations, and with 4 people having shown their discontent with me it was a decently safe assumption that a bandwagon would form. Having said that, it could very well be possible that rsoultin just isn’t very experienced at the game, like I’ve said here before, and is not watching her actions. As it stands her actions are explainable by either her lack of controlled play or that she is scum. It is unlikely to be anything in between.
I will be adding The Shining to my probable town list, to join jarjarbinks and Trfel. His actions do not make sense from a mafia perspective. Creating a third lynch candidate with no prior suspicion hovering over zlefin on the grounds of suggesting unlikely scenarios seems to be weak town play. Finally, like I mentioned in this post, I have been suspecting a scum player to be one of the then inactives, Silverarte and Mimeux. Now that Tere has replaced an inactive player and has begun posting I am more convinced she is, in fact, scum.
Please explain why you think Tere is scum?
...There are several reasons I'm having trouble believing your claims that you really think I'm scum here.
First, your post is mostly interpretation. I.E. creating a narrative. Secondly, the posts you linked where I was "null-reading" Trfel very clearly state that I'm leaning town on him. (Granted, this also gives me pause, because since it's very clearly not true in the same quote you linked, I'm having trouble understanding why you'd try to pass it off that way.)
Thirdly, equating people not liking your scheme to scumreading you is strange. Most people were saying you were town for the scheme, which means I was actually going against the grain, not with it.
Fourthly, your narrative doesn't seem to be taking into account anything going on in this thread. I am more experienced than you are. It has been stated multiple times. Why do you feel the need to make that disclaimer?
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