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On August 03 2013 10:22 Umasi wrote: I DIDN'T THINK HE WAS TOWN AT THAT POINT, OBVIOUSLY, BUT THERE WAS A HIGHER LIKELIHOOD HE WOULD POST. Why did you not think this when I was voting scam.
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Because I'm bad? I couldn't possibly explain why every thought didn't occur to me at the correct time, if you want me to, you're asking for the impossible.
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On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). My point is its a bad town play if he wants to actually survive, which is a valid consideration. If he were town, it would be stupid. If he is not stupid, which I think we can accept at this point as fact, then it's probably not a play he makes if he is town. That is my point.
Thats obviously not my only reason for suspecting him anyway..
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On August 03 2013 10:28 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). My point is its a bad town play if he wants to actually survive, which is a valid consideration. If he were town, it would be stupid. If he is not stupid, which I think we can accept at this point as fact, then it's probably not a play he makes if he is town. That is my point. Thats obviously not my only reason for suspecting him anyway..
Doesn't even matter, townies like to survive but I have nothing to fear, and I don't play to get towncred.
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rather, to clarify: I don't post with the intention of not forestalling future suspicion, I'll deal with the suspicion when it occurs.
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On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). It is because of towncred. A few were voicing concern with the lynch. And it was avoidable. But last minute switches look bad; if he had switched with me, we may have lynched scam, it could have happened. There were a few people uneasy, and they were on reps. If they switched, the wagons would have changed size- drawing reps wagon. But rather, votes Indio. Because there were vocal detractors to that, and no-lynch is better towncred. If we had successfully lynched scam and he was town, it would have implicated Umasi and I, and reps. Since this is a scenario where Umasi is scum, that mean scum is implicated. Don't do it that way then. To just sit on it after having been vocally uneasy looks scummy too. People call it "distancing from the lynch".
What else
Sorry for tunnel but I have never been so convinced
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(also don't bother apologizing because stuff that happens inside the game stays inside the game) (that sounded pervy)
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On August 03 2013 10:32 Alakaslam wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). It is because of towncred. A few were voicing concern with the lynch. And it was avoidable. But last minute switches look bad; if he had switched with me, we may have lynched scam, it could have happened. There were a few people uneasy, and they were on reps. If they switched, the wagons would have changed size- drawing reps wagon. But rather, votes Indio. Because there were vocal detractors to that, and no-lynch is better towncred. If we had successfully lynched scam and he was town, it would have implicated Umasi and I, and reps. Since this is a scenario where Umasi is scum, that mean scum is implicated. Don't do it that way then. To just sit on it after having been vocally uneasy looks scummy too. People call it "distancing from the lynch". What else Sorry for tunnel but I have never been so convinced
Fair enough. This by far and away the best response to his vote switch yet. I am still not convinced. Look where it got him. If he is scum that vote switch was a really bad and stupid move. It got him way to much attention.
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On August 03 2013 10:30 Umasi wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:28 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). My point is its a bad town play if he wants to actually survive, which is a valid consideration. If he were town, it would be stupid. If he is not stupid, which I think we can accept at this point as fact, then it's probably not a play he makes if he is town. That is my point. Thats obviously not my only reason for suspecting him anyway.. Doesn't even matter, townies like to survive but I have nothing to fear, and I don't play to get towncred.
Ageed. Not a bad town play if reps flipped scum. This alone should not dictate whether Umasi gets lynched or not. Why should town care about appearing pro town? If you are town it will show.
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For record:
My case is purely timing problems. It should not be te some reason for voting Umasi. Couple this with a) your own reasoning and b) flare's case, others case etc.
First couple actions that are relevant but does not look scummy on their own: Umasi declares that no lynch is never good repeatedly and reasonably. I disagreed, but only in situations like when 1 kill away from Lylo. I was not as specific at the time. Also says lynch all lurkers is good policy.
Next action, relevant. Begins to be uneasy with reps lynch. So was I.
My action, relevant, slight scummy: Disagrees with town consensus. Votes scam for lurker lynch.
Umasi action, slight scummy: disagrees with town consensus after agreeing. Does not switch vote yet.
Next action, scummy: Votes Indio. Says prefers no lynch to town lynch (I would have agreed but wasn't in thread) but shows no interest in solidifying stance on lynching lurkers, and appears not to have read India's filter, since he only really made 1 scummy post. Not a convincing counter wagon (what should have been intent, given prior stances) but that goes into next action;
Next action, odd and scummy: Says prefers, desires no lynch... Not a hint to pushing people to get off reps and on Indio while he's gone please or his opinion of town worse (I would see this as more likely move from Standpoint)
Next action, null to scummy: I vote switch back to reps, saying we have to lynch and upset with town or not consolidating (contradicts my idea that no lynch can be better than lynch; if this bothers you I can answer however. For the sake of conciseness, I won't here)
Next action: Reps is lynched. Town ofc.
Next action, null: I get a little pissed with Umasi for not voting with me, or maybe the only time was preflip. But I think I vocalized it in thread too, and wrote it off later.
Next action, townie (by Umasi): Votes scam immediately. Would be good move on its own.
Next action, townie: Indio makes a big post with analysis.
Consider the above.
The problem I have that is not seen above but which involves the above, is the lack of this action. Voting for Indio first.
Explanation given: he felt Indio would at least post, lurker needed pressure. But lurker always needed pressure. If Indio is scum be is scum, vote him first no? Also, coupled with the non- townie stuff, this comes of as fuel to the scumminess of the earlier actions; showing that in town face, he agreed with me rather than otherwise.
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psa: I'm going to be gone from one to eight pm tomorrow (or thereabouts) west coast time, will try to check in from where I'm at, but it won't be my priority.
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On August 03 2013 10:48 DeusXmachina wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2013 10:32 Alakaslam wrote:On August 03 2013 10:22 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 10:09 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:59 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:54 RDaneelOlivaw wrote:On August 03 2013 09:51 DeusXmachina wrote:On August 03 2013 09:46 RDaneelOlivaw wrote: I still don't think the switch is a smart move for a townie. If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? Why take that chance if you don't have foreknowledge.
If reps dies and flips red, he is pretty much boned, no? I don't get what you mean. If Umasi was scum there would be no reason to not for reps. Scum knew that reps was not scum before he got lynched right? He did, which is my point. If reps had still been offed, which was pretty likely at the time, and he were mafia, everything would be on umasi at this point, no? Switching a vote to try to save scum? There are possible town motivations, true, but that seems like a chance not necessarily worth taking from the point of view of the individual player ? You are talking hypothetically if reps flipped red. Can we forget that. There is not hypothetical here. Reps flipped town. He was town and scum knew it. If Umasi was scum why would he switch his vote? Saving a townie does offer him some towncred points in a way At any rate, the hypothetical is important in this situation. I'm trying to explore his decision. And if he is town, he made that decision without any foreknowledge, so he would have to consider what happens in both scenarios. A) reps is red and he dies B) reps is green, some towncred, though obviously the suspicion C) reps is saved(unlikely). Given the risk of A happening if he is a unknowing townie, I find it an odd choice to make. Of course, if he is mafia, it's also not the best play for the attention. It still feels scummy to me A bunch of scenarios where Umasi is town? We are talking about if Umasi is scum. He already expressed that he vote switched because he believed reps was a bad town. So situation A, reps flips red, that wouldn't implicate him as scum unless you don't believe that he was being genuine when he said that he thinks reps is town (which is what reps turned out to be). It is because of towncred. A few were voicing concern with the lynch. And it was avoidable. But last minute switches look bad; if he had switched with me, we may have lynched scam, it could have happened. There were a few people uneasy, and they were on reps. If they switched, the wagons would have changed size- drawing reps wagon. But rather, votes Indio. Because there were vocal detractors to that, and no-lynch is better towncred. If we had successfully lynched scam and he was town, it would have implicated Umasi and I, and reps. Since this is a scenario where Umasi is scum, that mean scum is implicated. Don't do it that way then. To just sit on it after having been vocally uneasy looks scummy too. People call it "distancing from the lynch". What else Sorry for tunnel but I have never been so convinced Fair enough. This by far and away the best response to his vote switch yet. I am still not convinced. Look where it got him. If he is scum that vote switch was a really bad and stupid move. It got him way to much attention. Under the assumption that he is actually scum, this is far better scum play than I was pulling off in that game I talk about now and then. Scum is really freaking hard man, don't look at what is possible, look at what is likely.
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Which move would most appear like a attempt at blending in? A) Switching a vote last minute or B) Sticking with your vote
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On July 31 2013 08:00 Gotard wrote: YES! I'm always scummy! Lurking like a boss! Needlessly responds to me then goes lurker mode again.
On July 31 2013 20:28 Gotard wrote:This game will be hard. A lot of lurkers and two of the most confusing people in the whole universe: Umasi and Alakaslam. reps)squishy - He's posting isn't pro town whatsoever. Hue huehuehue. Really? If you are newbie better start posting reads/thought/analysis infii - My first post in my last game was pretty similar to what you have written right here. I was mafia. Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 17:47 infii wrote: Unfortunately I can't be as active as I would like to be, but I'll try to post as often as I can. So I'll go ahead and tell you my thoughts up until now after reading all the posts.
Umasi is at the top of my suspicious-list right now, because it seems he tries to stir things up and doesn't act neutral in any way. (e.g. anti deus - pro reps). However that is not enough for me to vote on him... it's still the first day, right?
DeusXmachina took an early stance which backfired at him so now he tries to get clear of it. Seems legit aka town.
Holyflare is pretty neutral until now, which is good.
reps)squishy has stirred up some suspicion but that seemed to be unintentional, also I liked his defense.
Nightcat99 is nr. 2 on the suspicious-list. Not many posts but the few ones have a chaotic flavor to them as in trying to confuse people.
StiMaDDict acts generally neutral, seems like town.
Alakaslam's last posts were totally bonkers. No idea what he is up to.
Again, this were just my thoughts about everyone active in this discussion up until now, there are no facts that I can claim to be true or false. "acts generally neutral, seems like town." - being neutral is scummy. If you are town you want to post your reads and generate pro town content and not to look neutral. ##Vote: infii
I don't normally like general statements about the game, they feel like trying to blend in. At this point, he brings up legitimate points against infii's logic, but he doesn't vote him for the same reasons I'd find the post scummy. He votes him on a logic inconsistency, not on the basis of "this is scum motivated" (fwiw it's a shitty list of nothing but noncommittal stuff, where he just kind of generally comments on things, and even includes a disclaimer)
On August 01 2013 00:27 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 23:17 infii wrote:On July 31 2013 20:28 Gotard wrote:This game will be hard. A lot of lurkers and two of the most confusing people in the whole universe: Umasi and Alakaslam. reps)squishy - He's posting isn't pro town whatsoever. Hue huehuehue. Really? If you are newbie better start posting reads/thought/analysis infii - My first post in my last game was pretty similar to what you have written right here. I was mafia. On July 31 2013 17:47 infii wrote: Unfortunately I can't be as active as I would like to be, but I'll try to post as often as I can. So I'll go ahead and tell you my thoughts up until now after reading all the posts.
Umasi is at the top of my suspicious-list right now, because it seems he tries to stir things up and doesn't act neutral in any way. (e.g. anti deus - pro reps). However that is not enough for me to vote on him... it's still the first day, right?
DeusXmachina took an early stance which backfired at him so now he tries to get clear of it. Seems legit aka town.
Holyflare is pretty neutral until now, which is good.
reps)squishy has stirred up some suspicion but that seemed to be unintentional, also I liked his defense.
Nightcat99 is nr. 2 on the suspicious-list. Not many posts but the few ones have a chaotic flavor to them as in trying to confuse people.
StiMaDDict acts generally neutral, seems like town.
Alakaslam's last posts were totally bonkers. No idea what he is up to.
Again, this were just my thoughts about everyone active in this discussion up until now, there are no facts that I can claim to be true or false. "acts generally neutral, seems like town." - being neutral is scummy. If you are town you want to post your reads and generate pro town content and not to look neutral. ##Vote: infii So I guess "being neutral is scummy" is a law that applies in 100% of all cases? I doubt that! There is nothing to gain for town if they lynch another town... contrary to scum.IMO a Townsman would consider all options before deciding to vote/lynch, while scum will try to steer the oppinion of others in a desired direction. However... your hostile reaction is noteworthy. Every lynch gives you crucial information. How do you want to find out who is mafia if you won't take risk lynching people? I agree with both points. lynching town is never a good thing, but not lynching isn't normally wise either~
On August 01 2013 03:00 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 00:58 Holyflare wrote: I agree with your Gotard read, he straight out voted for infii mid discussion about other peoples suspicious activities after infii posted some reasonable claims. He is either trying to draw the conversation away from other people who are suspicious (ie. scum move) or he is playing very bad town.
Gotard, I'd like to hear your defence for this action by the way, and I also want to know your suspicions on everyone else to this point. Your posts have been slightly lacking in the evidence basis and your straight up call out on infii raises you to the top of my suspicions list right now.
Look at his 1st post. This is a useless list. Almost everyone is neutral. His argumentation is super weak. Zero quotes. Nothing. If you think someone is scummy put some effort into it. Posting like that is an easy way to fake some contribution which is scumy. Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 02:15 infii wrote: Then why don't you just lynch everyone e.g. in alphabetical order? Every lynch will give you crucial information, right? We are awaiting your defense btw. Because it doesn't make much sense to lynch people randomly... Do you really expect that you will be 100% sure that someone is mafia before lynching that person?
On August 01 2013 03:11 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 01:22 Alakaslam wrote:On August 01 2013 00:27 Gotard wrote:On July 31 2013 23:17 infii wrote:On July 31 2013 20:28 Gotard wrote:This game will be hard. A lot of lurkers and two of the most confusing people in the whole universe: Umasi and Alakaslam. reps)squishy - He's posting isn't pro town whatsoever. Hue huehuehue. Really? If you are newbie better start posting reads/thought/analysis infii - My first post in my last game was pretty similar to what you have written right here. I was mafia. On July 31 2013 17:47 infii wrote: Unfortunately I can't be as active as I would like to be, but I'll try to post as often as I can. So I'll go ahead and tell you my thoughts up until now after reading all the posts.
Umasi is at the top of my suspicious-list right now, because it seems he tries to stir things up and doesn't act neutral in any way. (e.g. anti deus - pro reps). However that is not enough for me to vote on him... it's still the first day, right?
DeusXmachina took an early stance which backfired at him so now he tries to get clear of it. Seems legit aka town.
Holyflare is pretty neutral until now, which is good.
reps)squishy has stirred up some suspicion but that seemed to be unintentional, also I liked his defense.
Nightcat99 is nr. 2 on the suspicious-list. Not many posts but the few ones have a chaotic flavor to them as in trying to confuse people.
StiMaDDict acts generally neutral, seems like town.
Alakaslam's last posts were totally bonkers. No idea what he is up to.
Again, this were just my thoughts about everyone active in this discussion up until now, there are no facts that I can claim to be true or false. "acts generally neutral, seems like town." - being neutral is scummy. If you are town you want to post your reads and generate pro town content and not to look neutral. ##Vote: infii So I guess "being neutral is scummy" is a law that applies in 100% of all cases? I doubt that! There is nothing to gain for town if they lynch another town... contrary to scum.IMO a Townsman would consider all options before deciding to vote/lynch, while scum will try to steer the oppinion of others in a desired direction. However... your hostile reaction is noteworthy. Every lynch gives you crucial information. How do you want to find out who is mafia if you won't take risk lynching people? Actually, no- that was misinformation. Go read up on guides like I had reps do. There are times in plurality when you want to no-lynch, that is why the option exists. In fact, in the offsite game where I was scum, townies only got to have one no-lynch vote, it was a sort of prize. Why? And wtf how after last game's logic right? Here is how. Tell me exactly what actual info comes from a mislynch. Yeah read the guides. Nonetheless I don't want to see no lunches. One at most. "There is nothing to gain for town if they lynch another town" There is no way you can agree with that sentence.
He engages infii in useless discussion about no lynching or not. He's saying he's scummy because infii has different opinions, not because infii has scum motivations. (that said, infii also engages gotard in useless discussion, so it's equally scummy on his part)
On August 01 2013 07:46 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 05:56 infii wrote:On August 01 2013 05:49 Umasi wrote: Infii, why did you pop in to comment and basically say nothing, and then tell us you don't plan on saying anything? And you're defensive! What are you trying to accomplish by that? Address things other than yourself and generic town lists, because that just looks like you attempting to appear to contribute. In which way did I say nothing? My post was targeted mainly at sc_a.M. The no-analysis thing was meant as a side note to clarify my thoughts on it... " My post was targeted mainly at sc_a.M" Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 05:56 infii wrote: That sounds so much pro scum that it almost can't be true. Please clarify your post if you are town.
Really? I mean, really? If you are targeting something it would be nice if you would explain to us why you think that particular behaviour is scummy. No lynch seems like a bad option to me but in the last game I played there was a guy who wanted no lynch and he was town. This is an opinion and of course you can argue with it but you need to tell why you don't agree. If you say something is scummy tell us why and i mean WHY not some meaningless one-liner. I agree with gotard pretty hard here, in terms of his stance.
On August 01 2013 08:08 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 07:29 reps)squishy wrote: I don't know what made me a bad townie people. I read guides watched the mafia meta (like Alakaslam wanted me to do) and people that bandwagon tend to be mafia to I voted Usami. The favorite to get lynched right now is me. I did not know being a newbie came off as scum which was my biggest blunder. My newbie claims were truthful and my responses have not been the best with all the pressure of being center of the spotlight in my first mafia game. By night time if I am not lynched I will have a far greater chance to improve and help the town out. There's is still a lot of time left until deadline. You can't panic and posts like "oh", "Happy?" or hue hue picture doesn't help and are not pro town in any way because all they do is taking away all of the attention and you lose your chance to create good content. Your defense so far is "hello i'm noob! Hue hue! happy? no? eeh!? I read some guides don't lynch me!". If you are pressured you need to prove your innocence not by crying for help but by being useful for town. Read guides, read your filter. Do you think you are pro town? I don't think so. When he addresses someone OTHER than infii, he tells him "you're scummy" and then leaves it at that. He doesn't actually tell him to improve, or anything like that, he just states to reps what's wrong with him, (and at this point, that might not be a bad way to blend in on the reps lynch, because we were all pretty much telling him what was wrong with him)
On August 01 2013 08:13 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 08:06 DeusXmachina wrote: We should look for persistent patterns of lurking over multiple days. If we still have heavy lurkers during the latter half of day 2 then we can put a lot of pressure on those individuals. What do guys think about analyzing infrequent posters patterns of posting (say that 5 times fast). Is someone who posts at semi regular intervals but posts infrequently more likely to be scum than someone who posts infrequently but in spurts? I would like to know if this could be a basis for analysis. It sounds like to hazard to me. You can never be sure if someone doesn't have free time, doesn't feel like reading thread/filters or anything else but if you will find something interesting, who knows? needlessly reply, didn't affect anything, kinda blending inny.
On August 01 2013 17:13 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 10:03 Nightcat99 wrote: Gotard needs to explain the vote on infil.
When I saw his list the first thing I thought was that it's scummy because it was super neutral and he's scum reads are weak so I decided to pressure him with my vote and get some analysis and in depth reasoning behind his reads. It's easy to say that my read on him was weak because it was based purely on one single post but I wanted to see his next step. Look at that post: Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 05:26 infii wrote: I'm sorry but you won't get an indepth analysis from me on day 1 (maybe even day2). There is just not enough information on everyone, that would be like looking for a needle in a haystack. (is this even a common phrase in english?) This is pure ignorance. "Hello! I will be lurking and this isn't scummy because there is on information!". Yes you have zero information about players at the very beginning but you need to gather it somehow and waiting doesn't help. That is why you might see people pressuring someone because of one bad post or even a single word in a wrong place. After I voted on you, you did nothing to prove that you are pro town. If there is not enough information why do you think that someone is scummy? Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 17:47 infii wrote: Nightcat99 is nr. 2 on the suspicious-list. Not many posts but the few ones have a chaotic flavor to them as in trying to confuse people. Why his post are having a chaotic flavor? When/how did he try to confuse people? Rereading this, I agree with the justification, and I agree that infii looks scummy, but these are points that could be brought up as scum by town, or by town against town, or by town against scum. It's just a rehash of other things about him that have been thrown around.that said, the justification is sound.
On August 01 2013 22:11 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 20:42 infii wrote: I never said that I am going to lurk and wait. I will post as much as I possibly can and when I see it necessary. Maybe not but that was my impression and frankly this is pretty much what you do. Lurking and waiting. Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 20:42 infii wrote: OTOH he would still be more useful than StiMaDDict or sc_a.M. Why is he more useful than them if he's repetitive and "either newbie town in a helpless situation with almost no way out or he is scum trying desperately to stay alive". This is not what town does. Why is he useful in any way? Because he posts more? Quantity doesn't mean usefulness. Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 20:42 infii wrote: Umasi: He is pressing hard on reps atm. The way he confronts reps seems scummy to me and if reps turns out to be town he will definately be a big candidate for scum next day. You do that again. You say something and then there are no arguments. Why "The way he confronts reps" is scummy? Why reps flipping red indicates that Umasi is mafia as well. Show nested quote + Alakaslam: He is also on reps. But unlike Umasi he went on a more supportive approach, trying to help reps to defend himself. While reps is clearly in a dead end, there is no need to increase the pressure any more. That is a strong town sign because we should support each other as town.
Why defending reps isn't scummy when "his argumentation is repetitive and overall not very convincing, therefore I agree that even if he is town". How can we support each other if we don't know who is town? We need to pressure and find scum not say "Hello my friends I love you all and I shall support you even when you look scummy as fuck!". Specifically this line: "Why is he more useful than them if he's repetitive and "either newbie town in a helpless situation with almost no way out or he is scum trying desperately to stay alive". This is not what town does. Why is he useful in any way? Because he posts more? Quantity doesn't mean usefulness." He's disagreeing with infii, he gives the impression that he thinks reps is scum, but he doesn't actually vote reps -.-
On August 02 2013 05:08 Gotard wrote:Show nested quote +On August 02 2013 02:40 StiMaDDict wrote: @Gotard: you stated that your vote on infi was a pressure vote. Is your vote staying on infi because you find him suspicious after his response/defense? Yeah I'm staying with my vote. I hate when someone make excuses like this: Show nested quote +On August 02 2013 00:24 infii wrote: Do I really have to explain every single thing in full detail? When participating in discussions I'd expect from the participants at least to be able to think on their own. This is what scum want to do: Interpret post in a way that will make town scummy and purposely hide certain context of post and exaggerate stuff than might be scummy. Writing one-line reasoning helps to achieve that goal. You need to share your thoughts you can't assume that someone else thinks in the same way or is clever enough to catch certain scummy behavior. Why do you think lynching sc_a.M/Stimaddict? I can't see good pro town reasoning behind his posts. -In his 1st post he says that Umasi is his 1st scumread. -I pressure him -He quotes Umasi's posts that were made after his accusation. ????? He still fails to deliver reasoning behind his very 1st post.. like, he sticks to his guns, but reading it I didn't get the feeling from his posts against infii that he actually thought infii was scum, just bad and nonsensical. He DOES seem to refer to reps as scum though, but sticks on infii. The rest of his filter (he doesn't post more till after lynch) is just null to me. rereading it, although I agree that infii was scummy day one, his soft incriminating finger of reps is suspicious, when he chooses to stick with infii.
My thoughts on him are pretty scummy, but not surefire scum. I'd rather pressure scam into doing things, but could be convinced either way. He's #2 for me to look at after scam. (in terms of lynching.)
I'm going to immediately go and look at zyrre and see what I think about him, because I haven't gotten a good picture of him either.
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On July 31 2013 20:14 Zyrre wrote:Reading through filters this morning trying to make some sense of the DeusX->reps->Umasi/alakaslam exchanges. reps: Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 12:21 reps)squishy wrote:Well taking that DeusXmachina has already posted to lynch me Here I am going to remain neutral and NOT lynch him he may be town and, the more town the better right? It is day one and despite him going against me there is no evidence that he scum or an aggressive townsman or something else. This post seems to be very town at first to me, however, following this post is 2.5h of posts where suspicion is aimed at DeusX instead. Then reps decides anyway to post this: Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 14:48 reps)squishy wrote: My response to skeptics. He said he is a newbie multiple times! Pff, oops I said I was a newbie to many times that does not decide what role I am.
He didnt edit his post, he found out he cant edit his post at the middle of him posting and decided to tell us about it. There is just something fishy about that. scroll up there is another post that I almost edited. Almost looks exactly the same scrubby mistake.
My mistakes have made me look pretty scummy. But assure me saying I was new was me being truthful. Me claiming I was a noob should not decide if I am scum or not. If he was going to point by point defend himself, why not do it right away? Seems overly defensivve too me since people did not jump on the wagon with DeusX and instead was questioning him at the time. Later, he posts this: Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 15:00 reps)squishy wrote:On July 31 2013 14:58 Alakaslam wrote:On July 31 2013 12:21 reps)squishy wrote:Well taking that DeusXmachina has already posted to lynch me Here I am going to remain neutral and NOT lynch him he may be town and, the more town the better right? It is day one and despite him going against me there is no evidence that he scum or an aggressive townsman or something else. Pfft. 'Scuse me, yeah there is. Coming I am Hapless Peon (Vanilla Townie) what you claimed to be To me it seems Alakaslam was saying that there was evidence DeusX was scummy. Even if he misread this as there being evidence that he(reps) was scummy, why would he as a proclaimed newbie claim his role when there was even talk about how very situational it was in the pregame? All this together seems very scummy to me, confused to bad townie at best. DeusX: His aggresion so early might seem scummy, but I think his strategy if he was scum is terrible. Yes as pointed out you can be vocal scum, but not in the way he is doing it. You would need to be much more neutral but still post a lot. Going all out and be the first guy to accuse someone first day, when chances are we will accidentaly lynch a town anyway, just why? No reason at all to do this. The only reason to start a new lynch would be if a mafia was already targeted which wasnt the case. In conclusion: he might be over-aggresive and his arguments may be weak, but not a mafia read from me so far. Umasi/alakasam: A bit hard to make sense of some of their chatter. However, just on the point they are also starting their own lynch and generally being friendly like that in the thread would make me lean town on them. I dont see why mafia would make such a strong connection between themselves for no reason (if one of them turns out mafia the other would be instantly lynched at next opportunity). Conclusion: Pretty much neutral atm for me. he reads to me as kind of confused townie in this post. He tries to make more of mine and alakaslams talking than exists, but to people who don't know that alakaslam and I are similar in posting style, it is probably pretty confusing :< The way he touches on deusx and reps though makes me feel good about him, I like his pointing out about reps overdefensiveness, (although I don't necessarily agree that reps was over defensive), it does show that he was actually thinking, but he wasn't accusatory in tone. he defaulted to caution and didn't make more of things than existed.
On July 31 2013 23:15 Zyrre wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 22:54 Holyflare wrote:There is however another circle that I'd like to point out for you: On July 31 2013 11:57 Umasi wrote: I don't think that his talking about being newbie is a scum tell, since town do it too. it, like, could very well be, but calling him scum only because of this is hasty. I've made the same mistake before (see superfluous in last game) and turned out to be totally wrong, but I don't think it was a stretch. That said, pressuring him is a double edged sword, snce it could just scare him out of the game if he's town, and that LOOKS scummy, because people don't normally think that far ahead. This is the only thing Umasi has written on in length (other than the accusation on Deus) defending the person that was under direct scrutiny at the time. If this post contained similar content to his previous posts it wouldn't have raised suspicion, however, this is out of character for what he has been writing so far. His accusation of deus now leads me to believe that Umasi is in fact defending a fellow scum (reps), although this is purely circumstantial. Reading that Umasi post I remember it stuck out to me as well, forgot to mention it in my previous post. He did post this also however: Show nested quote +On July 31 2013 14:53 Umasi wrote: reps, I'll tell you two useful things~ A: If you post and want to edit the post, you can use the handy acronym EBWOP (edit by way of post) and add/rephrase whatever you want to. B: there's a handy quote button, use it.
Regardless~ fuck I'm not sold on that response at all, reps. Maybe Deus actually fucking nailed you early on. Who are your top scum reads and who are your top town reads? (later on he goes back to saying reps is confused townie again) Asking reps to do some actual pro-town work there seems odd if he is indeed defending fellow scum, although I believe it was during his spam fest so maybe can't put too much weight on it. I agree about a possible weak mafia connection there, and probably will be voting reps to lynch. I'll hold off voting until the other guys start posting again though. again, he makes it clear what he's thinking, and he's not nitpicking scummy things (which I like).
On August 01 2013 04:31 Zyrre wrote: Was just about the post the same thoughts holy. Noting every single thought in the thread is a terrible idea if you are town. As you say holy, its a simple way for scum to fit in since you dont really have to commit to any single post. But also its not very productive. If you have a thought you should first pursue it yourself and compare against filters/other posts/votes etc and develop it in to an idea or theory, thats the work you are supposed to do as town. Spamming single thoughts and nitpicking on a single post is largely useless.
I remember getting angry about him for saying "was about to post the same thoughts", and still don't like that sentence, he says a lot of pointless stuff in this post, and just kinda soft agrees with holy. This is the first post that I look at and say "I do not like this for town." on him. his next post is similar, beats the same horse.
On August 01 2013 23:18 Zyrre wrote:I had infli as pretty much neutral until his last post. This is what he states when deciding who he will vote on: - scam and reps are both useless at best, but reps posting is also potentially scummy - he will vote for scam, but switch to reps if necessary(im assuming to avoid no lynch) Seems odd to me to choose scam over reps when he says essentially the same thing about them except add some scum reads on reps. Next on Umasi Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 20:42 infii wrote: Umasi: He is pressing hard on reps atm. The way he confronts reps seems scummy to me and if reps turns out to be town he will definately be a big candidate for scum next day. Doesn't make sense at all, most are against reps atm and it would be so much easier as mafia just to go along and go "yep, hes scummy alright" then to be the most aggressive one. On Alakaslam Show nested quote +On August 01 2013 20:42 infii wrote: Alakaslam: He is also on reps. But unlike Umasi he went on a more supportive approach, trying to help reps to defend himself. While reps is clearly in a dead end, there is no need to increase the pressure any more. That is a strong town sign because we should support each other as town This sounds quite random at first but reasoning is sound I think. If Alakaslam is town he might want to give reps some pointers in the event reps is actually town. If Alakaslam is mafia the only reason he would want to do this would be if reps was mafia, dont think he would establish that connection so publicly though when chances are very high reps will get lynched this night anyway. In summation, leaning slightly towards mafia for infli right now. However, if infli is mafia I would say there is a very strong chance that reps is it too. No real reason for infli NOT to vote reps if reps is town, its just so much easier for him to blend in that way. So either way: ##vote reps)squishyOn to DeusX Firstly he started up discussions by voting reps early on, I saw that as a town move. He might have been overly aggressive on him, but that seems to me as a bad scum move also. His latest post makes me not worry about him so much. He didnt contribute much analysis himself, but gave a lot of sound town advice. For instance, lets keep analyzing all players even if we are gonna lynch reps since we can gain more info. Also pressuring someone is good way to get info and townies should be fearless. So even if he is playing a kind of mafia leading the town, he is still giving good advice and not keeping everyone focused only on reps. Looking at where he's coming from with this post, and the things he's looking at(why people are doing things), since it's not just needless nitpicking, but he's also taking a stance, but not overcommitting (which isn't necessarily bad), he's making it pretty clear what he thinks, so I say town, despite that one post involving holyflare and my method of posting.
The rest continues to be pretty weak reasoning, but none of it's actually scummy. I stopped posting because at that post, unless I'm overlooking something pretty hard, I think he's town.
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On August 03 2013 11:00 DeusXmachina wrote: Which move would most appear like a attempt at blending in? A) Switching a vote last minute or B) Sticking with your vote Neither. But in context, better to switch- I have addressed this already.
He was already voicing disapproval, so it implicates him and I if we stuck with it nonetheless.
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and jesus I just double wall of texted. hf with that guys :<
to summarize; gotard pretty scummy(with the way he brought up things with infii and reps, yet not voting reps), zyrre pretty sure town, (his posting is townie, combined with holyflares read on him) that said, zyrre, you do need to come post more, I don't want to see you modkilled :< (his inactivity does not make him scum)
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Odd as it may seem. Lynching Gotard may be wiser barring a defense from him. He is just generally scummy.
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(although most of the text is just quotes)
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I guess Gotards a good lynch too? I'd happily do it, but I want scam to fucking post.
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