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Flip out much? He's just been saying that he might be inclined to lynch zero if he claimed scum which is perfectly reasonable. He's not "planning a lynch".AndyTony wrote:Hohum is practically planning the lynch of a player we have barely spoken to. He said his conditions for suicide rested on poor logic - we all know what that means because we've all had at least one game where everyone seemed insane lol
Let's cross that bridge when we come to it and not plan a lynch as fast as hohum is chsing it - - I'd rather chase scum and this person we're discussing hasn't done anything in this game that is scummy yet.
I didn't see that it was that definite. And lynching claimed scum 100% of the time is definitely a policy for some players.AndyTony wrote:"If he claims scum we lynch him" doesn't jive with me - - circumstances will always be different, and I'm just voicing an opinion because I've seen it happen in the past and the town goes belly up for it
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I'm pretty sure he's already said what he meant by this.Andy wrote:The above statement doesn't talk about scum much, does it?
Looks to me like a player that told us he believed in utility lynches was happy to lynch a player for being his definition of stupid and emotional.
Well I could have said even more things that have already been said, would that be better?Andy wrote:That was your first post since the RVS - let's hope they don't get any worse. Happy reading.-
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I agree with Odd. AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target IMO and I think Pitstop was trying to push the potential wagon there. Good catch. This could be you chainsaw defending AT but there was that little jab thrown in at him at the end. And I don't think AT is scum anyway. Definitely the most solid thing I've seen.
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Well, it's pretty common that the guy who starts talking a lot and who several people are loudly disagreeing with ends up being the D1 lynch. And as the only one who had said anything really controversial, he was pretty much the only one anyone could consider building a case on. If he continued like that and nothing else significant came up he probably would have been lynched today IMO.MadCrawdad wrote:@Cephrir
What made you think that AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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At first, yes. I don't think I would have actually lynched him at that point and maybe the rest of us mostly feel the same way, but the arguments wouldn't have to be that great if they were the only ones... D1 lynches are often subpar and there comes a point after which people tend to accept anything remotely reasonable.MadCrawdad wrote:
Did you think that any of those 'loudly disagreeing' with AT were making particularly compelling arguments?Cephrir wrote:
Well, it's pretty common that the guy who starts talking a lot and who several people are loudly disagreeing with ends up being the D1 lynch. And as the only one who had said anything really controversial, he was pretty much the only one anyone could consider building a case on. If he continued like that and nothing else significant came up he probably would have been lynched today IMO.MadCrawdad wrote:@Cephrir
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And this is based on what? Also, you'd probably say this about any case on you.Pitstop wrote:I truly don't feel you agree with ODD, but are simply looking for an excuse to hop on the bandwagon and possibly get me lynched. My vote on AT was said to be an 'easy lynch', but this seems like much more of an easy lynch to me."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Holy tunnelvision, Batman.
That's your opinion. I don't agree. Why does it matter?The Corporation wrote:This post raised my suspicions.
For starters AT wasn't looking anything like a D1 lynch target IMO. Such an easy target that he had no votes sitting on him... right.Cephrir wrote:I agree with Odd. AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target IMO and I think Pitstop was trying to push the potential wagon there. Good catch. This could be you chainsaw defending AT but there was that little jab thrown in at him at the end. And I don't think AT is scum anyway. Definitely the most solid thing I've seen.
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One person can't necessarily stop a bandwagon once it gets rolling, and doing so when you don't know the target's alignment for certain can be stupid. And here we see you getting in the mindset that I'm scum and for the rest of this post are asking yourself "Why would scum do this?" instead of "Is this scummy?"The Corporation wrote:
With 2.5 weeks of RL time left until a lynch it is 100% inevitable (and your responsibility as a townsperson) to make sure something more significant than that to come out - and what do you know it has... you.Cephrir wrote:
Well, it's pretty common that the guy who starts talking a lot and who several people are loudly disagreeing with ends up being the D1 lynch. And as the only one who had said anything really controversial, he was pretty much the only one anyone could consider building a case on. If he continued like that and nothing else significant came up he probably would have been lynched today IMO.MadCrawdad wrote:@Cephrir
What made you think that AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target?
I think your vote for Pitstop is more about you trying to push a wagon rather than preventing AT from being an easy lynch target - the time to take that stand is around L-2 rather than L-7.
I'm not preventing AT from being anything, I was just pointing out that I thought Pitstop was trying to turn it into a wagon. D1 bandwagons have a tendency to go through no matter what because people don't care enough, so it's best that it was pointed out now rather than when it might be too late. Also, what about my post makes you think its purpose is "to push a wagon" (which by the way isn't necessarily scummy) and not legitimate suspicion? Oh right, it's the part where you've already decided to label me as scum. You knew before you started writing this post that you were going to vote me at the end of it and didn't stop to consider that your logic isn't voteworthy.
You've never played as scum before have you? That's not how it works. Also, again, you're assuming I'm scum. And, apparently, that all scum are always on all townie wagons, and that Pitstop is town.The Corporation wrote:You did the maths and thought: dejkha + ODDin + yourself + sumbuddy 1 + scumbuddy 2 + 2 more townies = lynch. Those two townies you had yourself down for were probably MadCrawdad who has shown a bit of interest in Pitstop already and potentially AndyTony. I do realise the flaws with my maths is that some of those people could be the same (ODDin = scumbuddy wouldn't surprise me at all) - but roping in another townie whose main concern was not getting lynched themselves wouldn't be too hard IMO.
Feel free to show me what your comment and my post have in common because I don't see "this is not a bandwagon" in there. Incidentally, it isn't, given that it's currently two votes big, but I didn't say that.The Corporation wrote:You have well and truly taken over the wagon though trying to poo poo the notion that this is a bandwagon at all:
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And this is based on what? Also, you'd probably say this about any case on you.Pitstop wrote:I truly don't feel you agree with ODD, but are simply looking for an excuse to hop on the bandwagon and possibly get me lynched. My vote on AT was said to be an 'easy lynch', but this seems like much more of an easy lynch to me.
Excuse me for speaking the truth.The Corporation wrote:Finally the only reason for statements like this so far out from the deadline seems all about conditioning the town resign itself to making a subpar vote on Day 1.
Cephrir wrote:D1 lynches are often subpar and there comes a point after which people tend to accept anything remotely reasonable.
P.S. You're supposed to vote for people based on whether they're scummy, not whether they're the person you decided to quote lots of times and make vaguely suspicious and mostly irrelevant statements about.-
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Voting is visible. Pushing a wagon and being on it are not the same thing, Pitstop was supporting the wagon idea without actually putting anything concrete on it that could be traced back to him. Last sentence makes zero sense. Also, why the hell is everyone all over me about this vote and not ODDin?The Corporation wrote:Dude, quickly following up ODDin with:
is twenty times closer to "pushing a potential wagon" than anything Pitstop did. The difference between not even voting for someone and being the third man in for example. If you are going to ping Pitstop for "pushing a potential wagon" you should have no problems with me doing the same to you.Cephrir wrote:I agree with Odd. AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target IMO and I think Pitstop was trying to push the potential wagon there. Good catch. This could be you chainsaw defending AT but there was that little jab thrown in at him at the end. And I don't think AT is scum anyway. Definitely the most solid thing I've seen.
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Very valid questioning? You didn't even ask me any questions! That was an outright attack, how do you expect me to respond? Would you prefer I not try to disprove your attack? Oh right you would, because you want to lynch me.The Corporation wrote:Also the tone of your response is one more of discrediting me to the town rather than defending yourself against very valid questioning.
I am not painting anything. YouThe Corporation wrote:Painting me as someone as a newbie with tunnel vision works two ways with you as me probing you further will strengthen your claim and it also gives you another half-target to pull out of the draw should you want one.area newbie with tunnelvision. And yet again with the Cephrir-is-scum-so-here's-why crap.
If I'm scum there, I am definitely not thinking what you say I must be. Remotely decent scum are thinking about far more than who they can get lynched, it's not even a priority. If you've played scum you've been doing a godawful job of it.The Corporation wrote:And yes I have played scum before and don't really go around pushing wagons I can't get over the line. If you go around doing that too much you tend to out yourself very quickly.
No. I have not thought at any point in this game that you are scum, maybe it appears that I did but that's not the case.AndyTony wrote:@Ceph
I might have misread - - but did you vote Pitstop for having the same opinion of me as you had? And you only changed it because things seemed to turn his way?
It seems hypocritical and opportunistic - but it's late - - if I misread, someone correct me if I'm wrong
IMO, no one. I guess I wasn't giving everyone else enough credit and assumed everyone was a sheep. At the other site where I play, everyone is a sheep, so y'know. Carries over.MadCrawdad wrote:Cephrir, who was making particularly compelling arguments that you feel could have led to AT being an easy D1 lynch?
I meant game days.MadCrawdad wrote:Also, are we there, yet?
You may say so now, but you might not have if there was an AT wagon right now. And yes they were superficial and terrible, but again I've seen people get lynched over ridiculously small things.hewitt wrote:I also don't think AT was looking to be an easy D1 lynch. Those who were "loudly disagreeing" were not making compelling arguments at all, they were totally superficial and non-important.-
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If you mean "were they on scum?" then not very.OccamR wrote:
And exactly how successful were those lynches?You may say so now, but you might not have if there was an AT wagon right now. And yes they were superficial and terrible, but again I've seen people get lynched over ridiculously small things.
Andy: Opinion or observation? Wouldn't those be effectively the same thing? I just meant that I could see you getting lynched, not that I supported it.-
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It's not, I'm voting for Pitstop because he's scum.The Corporation wrote:
Posting is visable too, people read they even *gasp* reread. This would have been picked up no doubt and easily traced back to him - it was hardly made in invisible ink. ODDin had already underlined it with his post, it hardly needed yo jumping on board if it was just a case of making sure it went by unnoticed.Cephrir wrote:
Voting is visible. Pushing a wagon and being on it are not the same thing, Pitstop was supporting the wagon idea without actually putting anything concrete on it that could be traced back to him. Last sentence makes zero sense. Also, why the hell is everyone all over me about this vote and not ODDin?The Corporation wrote:Dude, quickly following up ODDin with:
is twenty times closer to "pushing a potential wagon" than anything Pitstop did. The difference between not even voting for someone and being the third man in for example. If you are going to ping Pitstop for "pushing a potential wagon" you should have no problems with me doing the same to you.Cephrir wrote:I agree with Odd. AT was starting to look like an easy D1 lynch target IMO and I think Pitstop was trying to push the potential wagon there. Good catch. This could be you chainsaw defending AT but there was that little jab thrown in at him at the end. And I don't think AT is scum anyway. Definitely the most solid thing I've seen.
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Funny, that's the first time you've mentioned that. And that's a load of crap, I'm just agreeing with him... you might as well say any two people voting for the same player must be scum together.The Corporation wrote:I'm all over you because I'm more interested in you quickly following up ODDin with a pat on the back ("Nice catch!") when it really wasn't much of anything.
I DID, READ WHAT I AM TYPING PLEASE KTHXThe Corporation wrote:
I would prefer you try to disporve my attack or at least offer up a few reasons as to why you wouldn't be scum or try a few things to find some.Cephrir wrote:
Very valid questioning? You didn't even ask me any questions! That was an outright attack, how do you expect me to respond? Would you prefer I not try to disprove your attack? Oh right you would, because you want to lynch me.The Corporation wrote:Also the tone of your response is one more of discrediting me to the town rather than defending yourself against very valid questioning.
God I am so sick of your snarky attitude. Obviously I was referring to the fact that you seem to expect me to just give up, and you're supposedly finding me suspicious-er for what basically amounts to defending myself from a post full of crap.The Corporation wrote:And you are right I am trying to lynch you because I believe you to be scum - very perceptive.
Get over yourself.The Corporation wrote:
You are the one pushing that narrative. I'm looking for evidence to prove/disprove a suspicion. At the moment you are struggling to pull out anything that would go into the disprove pile.Cephrir wrote:
I am not painting anything. YouThe Corporation wrote:Painting me as someone as a newbie with tunnel vision works two ways with you as me probing you further will strengthen your claim and it also gives you another half-target to pull out of the draw should you want one.area newbie with tunnelvision. And yet again with the Cephrir-is-scum-so-here's-why crap.
And given that I'm not, it speaks a lot to your abilities that you're keeping up this stupid argument and will probably continue to do so no matter what I say until one of us dies.The Corporation wrote:The Corporation wrote:And yes I have played scum before and don't really go around pushing wagons I can't get over the line. If you go around doing that too much you tend to out yourself very quickly.
Let's leave the analysis of each others scum playing abilities until the end of the game aye? If it does turn out you are scum it speaks a lot to your abilities that you were so comprehensively outed in a "newbie's" mind by page 10.Cephrir wrote:If I'm scum there, I am definitely not thinking what you say I must be. Remotely decent scum are thinking about far more than who they can get lynched, it's not even a priority. If you've played scum you've been doing a godawful job of it.-
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[quote=MadCrawdad"]Ceph, it has nothing to do with what you assumed about everyone else. You said that at first, some folks were making compelling arguments against AT that could have made him an easy lynch target. Kind of says to me that you were claiming someone was saying some good stuff...at least enough to make YOU (not your assumed sheep) think that AT could be scum. Maybe not good enough stuff for you to want to lynch him, but apparently good nonetheless. So who was saying ANY good stuff that had you thinking AT could become an easy lynch candidate? [/quote]
Like I said. Never thought T was scum. In fact I'm quite certain he isn't.
@Everyone agreeing with a case that doesn't exist: WTF is wrong with you.
...And then what Ceph predicted would happen to AT happened to him. The irony is overwhelming."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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You really like asking questions, don't you? =P
Okay, to be fair, there was a point at which I wasn't as certain as I am now. Nothing actually changed... I don't really want to finish explaining for reasons I don't want to discuss yet."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I thought of something.AndyTony wrote:If this is true - - I haven't typed anything from beginning to end of you being unsure, to you being certain - - meaning it was other people hounding on you and Pitstop that made you "certain" - - was it to appease them?
It's the same thing. When I talk about it, you'll see why I didn't want to, I promise. I'd like to give a hint or something but then it would probably be obvious. If everyone really insists I'll do it now. It's not as big of a deal as it appears to be, but I'd still rather save it.AT wrote:And the "reasons I don't want to discuss" - - I might have missed it in the re-read, but this in addition to what you said you wrote to reind yourself of something to bring up later - - what was it? I'm just as curious, and secrets so early seem sketchy to me."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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It's not. Like I said, it's not really a huge thing like everyone is making it. It's just something that... might modify the behavior of at least one player. Like seriously, it matters so little that I shouldn't have even bothered mentioning it, it wouldn't have mattered much if I forgot. And of course when I am inevitably forced to come out with it today, The Corporation will attack me over it because it's so non-secret-worthy.OccamR wrote:
Are you talking about a role ability you have?Cephrir wrote:It's the same thing. When I talk about it, you'll see why I didn't want to, I promise. I'd like to give a hint or something but then it would probably be obvious. If everyone really insists I'll do it now. It's not as big of a deal as it appears to be, but I'd still rather save it.
Oh come the fuck on. Now you're just trying too hard to be suspicious of every tiny little thing I do.The Corporation wrote:IMO it's just to push a vague 'I know something you don't know, so don't lynch me'.-
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Fine, it's being blown so far out of proportion it doesn't matter. I'm not being manipulative, I just didn't want one specific player (you) to be aware of something.
Which is the meta I have of you as scum. Basically in our game as scum together I noticed that you were carefully calculating every move and did every little thing with some purpose behind it. I don't feel that you're playing that way at all in this game and you're being much less careful with your opinion, hence I think you're town. Obviously I would have preferred to have a few more game days on which to base this, but then I stupidly went and reminded myself inthread.
In before anguished cries of how that wasn't worth being secretive followed by votes."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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First of all, I thought it was the second vote. As evidenced, I believe, by me calling it the second vote in a later post. Second, I said you had a good case and agreed with you. Let's say this is genuine. How could I possibly have worded that post agreeing with you to possibly not be seen as buddying?ODDin wrote:1) Cephrir quickly followed me and put a 3rd vote on Pitstop. Also, the compliment made toward me might have been an attempt at buddying. He knows I'm town, so he's trying to make me think like my argument is solid and good. That's pretty much the original case. It's not that strong in an on its own, but it has a certain point.
Meh, just Corp really. As for everyone else I'm honestly wondering what merit they see in his case.ODDin wrote:2) Cephrir has been quite busy invalidating all arguments against him by making those following them feel bad about themselves and painting them as bad players.
This much is fair. To answer your question, I don't know.ODDin wrote:He's been accusing Corp of being a newbie - that isn't helpful, an argument is an argument. Later he says: (insert stuff here) This also isn't helpful. Would you have reacted the same way had they been following that same argument against someone else?
No, I don't find you scummy; I was just questioning what set the two of us apart in Corp's opinion because the reasons he was attacking me seemed applicable to you as well; knowing that I'm not scum I obviously wouldn't suspect you for the same actions but you get it.ODDin wrote:This is just horrible. Please notice that Cephrir doesn't find me scummy. At no point does he bring an argument against me. Also, he's not merely asking "why is it that you find me scummy and you don't find ODDin scummy". He says "why are you over me and not ODDin". As in, lynch him, not me.
"Because he's scum" = slightly overconfident way of saying I find him suspicious.ODDin wrote:4) He's been accusing Corp of saying he's scum and basing his logic on that. Then at some point he says "I'm voting pitstop because he's scum". No, you're voting for him because you think he's suspicious. (If you're town to begin with, that is.) That's something of a contradiction.-
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Just because I haven't called you scum doesn't mean I'm 100% certain you're town. In my mind I can't help but be a bit suspicious of you, obviously, but I'm aware that I have a natural tendency to feel OMGUSy so I hadn't mentioned it, it's probably just that talking.The Corporation wrote:Which is another point - the whole tenor of his replies is 100% assured I am a newbie town, no mention of the possibility I am mafia with a well directed (and increasingly successful it seems) attack. Post 220 is a good example of this, there are several others too.
It can also come from slightly frustrated town. But I suppose I have been doing this.ODDin wrote:But you have put it in a very certain way, as if trying to make people thing "damn, I'm going to look like an idiot if I follow this case". No matter what we might think or say, we often care how others see us and judge us, and attempting to create a parallel of "you follow the case against me = you're an idiot" can be a very useful strategy for scum. This also ties in to the previous point (you potentially buddying me) - it draws a picture of a scum with a tactic of manipulating feelings and emotions.
Since you're not allowing me to argue with you here, all I can do is tell you that you're wrong.ODDin wrote:I get it. Again, it's all in how you put it. It didn't sound like valid questioning, it sounded like "lynch him, damn it, not me!". You can say it's just my imagination and you didn't mean it, but I saw what I saw.
Let me try again. "I'm voting Pitstop because he's scum" = "I'm not voting for Pitstop for the reason you put in my mouth". I guess if you're going to see it that way then I can't stop you.ODDin wrote:Considering this overconfidence had no real basis - my argument against Pitstop was fine, but it wasn't rock solid, - and considering how you accused Corp of him being overconfident, this just seems strange.-
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I've been attacked about a lot of things, but the one thing you find most suspicious is that I'm using meta... um, what?hewitt wrote:Okay I really don't like Cephrir's play, especially the whole bit about AT not playing his normal self or whatever that was.
That's what I said but no one believed mehewitt wrote:That was a whole lot of nothing being dragged out and attempted to made into something, kind of annoying
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1. could be read that way.
2. that doesn't even make sense.
3. having emotion does not equal appealing to emotion.
4. yeah, fine.
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What would you call what I've been doing for the last 3 pages or so if not defending myself?Zero wrote:Cephrir- I think the arguments against him are valid, however, I find it odd that he doesn't seem to be defending himself too much, but that doesn't mean I find it scummy. [Many people think when I say "odd" I mean "scummy".]
Leaving a random vote on is not suspicious, sorry. If this is the biggest suspicion you can come up with I suspect you're scum not used to having to make up suspects.Zero wrote:The Corporation- Not necessarily scum, but I am suspicious of him, since he has kept his vote for me since the very beginning for the lame reason that he doesn't like that my name has letters and numbers in it. Thus, making me believe that it's just an easy way for him to vote for me without anyone noticing.-
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Right, and this is not hypocritical how exactly?Khamisa wrote:
I mean that that shouldn't be all he's doing. With 12 pages, he should have observed a lot of reactions now, so he should be asking some questions.Cephrir wrote:...Then what are you doing exactly? Not observing?
Also, Zero's logic is clearly impenetrable.-
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Any hint I would have given would have made it obvious to AT what I was talking about IMO. For instance, if I said it was meta he'd probably have known it was him since the game in question had just ended and I'd made a few comments about his thought process in our conversations. If I said I just didn't want AT to know about it, same situation."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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To be fair, dejkha has been uncharacteristically quiet in this game which may result from a disinterest in being scum. But I don't know if Zero has even played with dej before so that still doesn't make any sense.
Theory: Zero is scum with dej and is angry he quit and/or knows why he's quitting?
Regardless,FoS: Zero"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Zer0ph34r wrote:Amazing how much conversation a couple of bold letters can start. I voted for him because him not posting, even before prodding him seemed like a way to stay under the radar. He had maybe one conflict and the end. And I didn't try to confuse the game [at least during that vote]. If you don't like my vote, do something about it.
I believe my opinion on this subject can best be expressed in three words.Zero wrote:Oh, I must also agree with hewitt. This game is boring as hell. Can we just lynch someone already?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Scum tell. I don't care. Just make something happen.
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I just don't have any response to that selfvote. I feel like you probably are town, but obviously you have no plans of ever helping us scumhunt and clearly you will eventually be lynched. It's Empking syndrome. It doesn't really matter whether we lynch you now or later, but you'll probably flip town. You suck."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Non-random-phase selfvoters should be policy lynched.
@"lynching town is always bad": Yes, this is true. But. Not only is Zero worthless, it's not like we know for certain that he's town. I give him about the same chance of being town as I would someone who had never posted at this point. I think the un-selfvote and un-total-resignation is just born from the realization that he might just get away with this. Makes me feel like the sentiment was insincere in the first place.
I'd like to see a claim at least, personally."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Given that no one's been lynched yet, it can't be said that anyone has done anything to help the town other than scumhunt... what possible answer would there be to this question on Day 1 even from a shining beacon of protownness who had clearly caught all the scum. Getting scum killed and trying to find scum are the only meaningful contributions that exist.Zer0ph34r wrote:Fine. REASON: I know dejkha wanted out of the game and since he likes being town more. Therefore, I'm assuming he was scum.
Cephrir: What exactly have you done to help the town? [Not trying to find scum, I mean what have you actually done that has made an impact on the town?]-
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Well it's not so significant that it would be a tragedy if I died with it, but I didn't think it would be terribly useful without several days' worth of his actions to base it on. And if he died then it wouldn't really matter would it.Replacement wrote:Cephrir, what good does bringing up that meta info bit do several days later as opposed to mentioning it on day one? It would be useless unless both of you are still alive which you would have no way to predict unless you are not town, and if you died your "secret" would have died with you."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I don't keep physical notes, and it would be slightly better for me to remember than to not.MadCrawdad wrote:Then it wouldn't have been a tragedy if you had forgotten it, either. So there really was no point in posting the 'Note to Self' in the thread. Right? Everyone has little thoughts about players, but nobody really puts their little notes in the thread...especially when those thoughts are as unimportant as you're making your 'Note to Self' appear now.
Yeah, well what concerns me is your obnoxious playstyle of asking tons and tons of questions, waiting for someone to slip up and say something objectionable, while not actually contributing anything you can be attacked based on.MadCrawdad wrote:What concerns me, Ceph, is that it seems like you could be posing as a scum hunter, but not really hunting anything...
Way to exaggerate. I just got the feeling it was going to happen... if I didn't say something, it seemed to me that AT would have been lynched over it. And sitting back and watching AT get lynched- which is what I thought inaction would amount to- is obviously the wrong decision.MadCrawdad wrote:Posing as the good townie/voice of reason when you single-handedly stopped the fictitious runaway lynch wagon on AT.
As though I was anywhere near that dramatic about it.MadCrawdad wrote:Posing as the wily mafia hunter who was so crafty and deep under cover that you couldn't share your thoughts (but instead decided to leave little messages), lest you blow your important investigations.
Or alternatively, I decided to vote for someone because they're scummy. I'm sure you're going to take the high ground and defend him now that his wagon isn't amounting to anything, of course.MadCrawdad wrote:The fact that you were third on Zero is also somewhat suspect to me. With all the heat having been on you, Zero could have represented a diversion. Getting on 1st or 2nd might have made you appear too eager, but jumping on the wagon 3rd could give it the nudge you might be hoping for.
Well I didn't mean I wanted him to claim immediately. As in, I'd like to see him run up to L-1 so that he'll have to claim. Which really isn't any more aggressive than placing a vote on him because it says "I would currently prefer to lynch this player if he's not a power role".Andy wrote:He asked Zero to claim - - Zero had a bit of pressure against him, he was in the spotlight, he even got a little snappy at us - - asking him to claim was fishing for one of those "meta scum claims" - and that earns:
That might make sense if I was using the meta to say that you're scummy, but I'm actually saying the reverse.Andy wrote:Perhaps he indeed had special knowledge that I would be alive in days to come - the same knowledge scum would have if he chose to keep me alive until he could later point at me and say "meta!"
Right, because obviously when I said I wanted you to claim it was because I expected you to claim mafia.Zero wrote:I agree with AndyTony, mainly because I have already claimed to be town."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I I brought that up too early it would become all-but-worthless. Which it did.MadCrawdad wrote:The thing is, though, if your 'Note to Self' was truly to remind you to mention AT's meta, you didn't have a few game days to do so. And you knew it. So why would you wait? Your information would have been much more urgent (and important) than you're claiming.
Yeah, absolutely, but it's not like he was going to get 7 votes without me having a chance to say something.MadCrawdad wrote:When you posted your 'Note to Self,' you must have already had your feeling that AT was going be railroaded, as nothing much happened in the ten-or-so posts between your note and the revelation that you thought AT was going to be wrongfully lynched on D1:"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Whatever. I was just pointing out that my post could easily be misinterpreted because he does that, and I thought his post immediately following ("Oh.") signified that that's what he thought I meant.AT wrote:Backtracking again, and on this account, you're saying he claims scum "on occasion" when in reality, you know perfectly well that he claims scum when he's pushed, backed into a wall, facing ignorance, etc. - - it's not something he does "on occasion" for the good of his health.
Yeah. Incidentally, these are basically the same thing as far as I'm concerned; people rarely have any reason to claim when not on L-1 unless it's obvious that there's enough support to lynch them.AT wrote:-You try to backtrack by saying that you don't want a claim, you want him to be put at L-1 so that he CAN claim
-He has outright refused to scumhunt in any non-blatant-OMGUS fashion; therefore he will never be of any use if town, and will never help us find his scumbuddies if he is scum. In fact I wonder if he even reads the thread sometimes. What suspicions he has come up with have been horrifically illogical.AT wrote:-That being said, can you please list the evidence you feel warrents putting him a vote away from dying AND wanting him to therein claim his role?
-His defense thus far is "I'm not scum", therefore he clearly has no commitment to the game whatsoever.
-He will probably, at some point in this game, be lynched, and is dangerous to have around in an endgame scenario; so D1 is the best time to get rid of him while we have less concrete information to go by than we will in later days.
-Selfvoters deserve to die.
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Wouldn't work.Kdub wrote:If you really wanted to remind yourself, then make an note outside of the game.
Yes.Kdub wrote:Would you really have gone back all those pages to reread your note anyway?
Pssst. You're a lurker.Kdub wrote:Of the lurkers, I am most suspicious of Khamisa"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Well lesse here. dej is usually an active player but flaked for no apparent reason, probably dislikes being scum. I've pointed out the connection between him and Zero. I just posted a series of points on why Zero is scum last page. I suppose "dejkha, Zero, and The Corporation or some random lurker" is more accurate since the latter has the least basis. Yes, that's pure OMGUS but I'm allowed to do that since I'm going to die anyway."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Well, I was giving up because it just felt really obvious that I was going to be lynched. Maybe there's still hope I suppose. On Zero: I really don't have much explanation. I'm being very wishy-washy on him, he is definitely scummy but at times I think he's town playing horribly and at other times I think he's actually scum. In general, lynching him is correct even if it is a utility lynch. If I was strictly going for a utility lynch though, I would want to lynch Khamisa, but Zero has a greater chance of actually being scum. That said Khamisa is climbing up my suspect list for blatantly intentionally lurking and being hypocritical."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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