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But then he jumped back on because he determined that the link did not actually exist.
But he can't discuss this link because he may be outing a Mason. Even though the person he thought was Mason can't be a Mason because it was based on the assumption that NPAU was Mason, which we now know he was not.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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In post 1226, goodmorning wrote:
As Scum, you don't fight the wagon because you want him lynched and you don't want to look like you knew he was Town. As scum, you don't want to come across like you're on a bad lynch, so you pretend to second-guess yourself to gain credibility that you really feel the wagon you're on is wrong but you have no option but to stay on it.
As Town, you don't fight the wagon because a lynch on Town is better then no lynch at all, plus you can't be certain you're right - maybe the people who put the wagon at L-1 are on to something.As town, if you think the wagon really is bad, you try to steer town elsewhere onto somebody who you're scum-reading. You trust in your own reads more than anybody else's because youknowyou're town and you cannot be certain of anybody else.
My thoughts ^^
In post 1231, davesaz wrote:In post 1186, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
Why did you stay on the wagon?
Why didn't you try to stop the wagon?
Why didn't you try to push somebody else's wagon?
With 10 hours left in the day? When I thought the most likely alternative (GM) would probably be worse? Also see my recent response to GM's question / self answer. Find the same thing in my ISO earlier. See me getting all concerned about a no lynch, and actually pushing peoplelike youto vote NPAU (and then unvote, I might add).
Spoiler:
What is the town motivation behind 'Watching the thread and clock' on a wagon you don't feel sure of?
If a wagon I agreed with had formed, and it looked like it would go through, I would have switched to it. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that one out.
The NPAU wagon was the best (ONLY) hope of a lynch, which isbetter for townthan a no-lynch.
My oh my, plenty of lies, damn lies and more lies.
When you unvoted NPAU, you had just over 2 days, looks like it was around 52 hours or so. Now, 2 days is plenty of time to try and steer a wagon onto somebody you're scum-reading. Instead, you just hopped back on with around 22 hours to go (again, not 10). Still plenty of time to at leasttryand get your point across on who you thought was scum and why.
I can't believe you're trying to give yourself credit for my voting of NPAU when you had absolutely no part in that vote at all. Show me how you got me to vote NPAU. This is something scum do, try to give themselves credit for something that they didn't actually do.
Now, why would you wait for a wagon to be formed? Why would you not try to form a wagon yourself? That is what town do, they don't wait for somebody else to do something that they can sheep. They pro-actively try to find scum, no matter what. The fact you even imply you were waiting for another wagon to be formed indicates to me that you think there was enough time for this to be done. Which contradicts your earlier point made about not having the time to push a wagon on someone you were scum-reading yourself. If you didn't have the time to push a wagon (2days) what makes you think somebody else could create a wagon when you were 'watching the thread' with approx 6-8 hours of the day left?
In post 1232, Josh_B wrote:
If you want to do something productive with your posts, why aren't you looking at the people that voted for NPAU all willy nilly. for no reason, or reasons that didn't make sense?
Have a look through Dave's ISO. See if you can find his reasoning for voting NPAU because I don't see it anywhere.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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In post 1186, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
Why did you not follow up on the NPAU wagon you disliked so much at start of D2?
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@Everyone- Look what Dave chooses to reply to. Of all the things I said, he picks up on he fact that I said 6-8 hoursAPPROXand he points out it was 10.
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In post 1243, davesaz wrote:Starting a new wagon with 10 hours left is pissing in the wind. At that point, we needed to not have a no-lynch.
The time before that? Trying to figure out the connections, duh. I did not find anything, and returned to the only wagon which would work.
Scum would never leave the wagon to begin with.
I repeat, are you really this dense? You're scum and I'm voting you. You're wiggling exactly the same way you wiggled when Thor voted you at the top of D3 in our newbie.
I, on the other hand, am calmly refuting every thing you try to throw.
You're super selective with what you respond to and it makes interacting with you difficult.
You had 2 days when you unvoted.2 days. Not 10 hours.
When you said you were watching the thread you implied this was in case somebody started a wagon you deemed suitable to join. I'm asking you why you thought somebody else could create a wagon in 10 hours but you claimed that you didn't have enough time yourself to create your own wagon?
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896 might have been in reply to you but it's notbecauseof you that my vote changed.
In 896, I said 'itfeels genuine.' 'It' was in reference to Mala's 891. Mala's 891 is what made me re-evaluate my read on her and consequently join the NPAU wagon.
You will also notice that my 898 is in direct response to Mala. Again, not related to anything you have done.
So, tell me again. How do you get credit for me joining the NPAU wagon?
Wait what? So you didn't pause on NPAU because you thought he might be Mason? You've now changed that to you paused on NPAU because of my willingness to join his wagon???
Which is it?
You're also acting like I had no previous scum-read on NPAU and joined his wagon with no reasoning. This is a gross misrepresentation on your part.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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Just in case you missed them.
In post 1237, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:In post 1186, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
Why did you not follow up on the NPAU wagon you disliked so much at start of D2?
Nice dodge!!
In post 1244, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
When you said you were watching the thread you implied this was in case somebody started a wagon you deemed suitable to join. I'm asking you why you thought somebody else could create a wagon in 10 hours but you claimed that you didn't have enough time yourself to create your own wagon?
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In post 1249, goodmorning wrote:
If someone being Town made them right then everyone would have a 100% Town winrate. Trusting your own reads is important, but treating them as infallible is downright dangerous.
If there isn't time to move wagons (which I'd say there wasn't) then trying to do so is unhelpful. dave did have no option but to stay on it, whether or not he genuinely felt it was bad. Why are you so convinced that he would only have done so as Scum?
I completely agree with regards to trusting your own reads.
There was time when Dave originally unvoted. He had 2 days. He could have at least made an attempt. There was a number of people who were clearly undecided towards the end of D1.
If this was the only part of my case, I would have conceded and moved on. But, it's not. It's supported with various other things he has done that I found scummy.
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I didn't really clarify one of my points in that last post.
The fact Dave made no attempt to push scum elsewhere after unvoting NPAU and then jumped back on the wagon makes me think he is scum. As town, I would expect an attempt at some scum-hunting and a push on somebody else to try and keep his town-read alive.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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In post 1236, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
In post 1232, Josh_B wrote:
If you want to do something productive with your posts, why aren't you looking at the people that voted for NPAU all willy nilly. for no reason, or reasons that didn't make sense?
Have a look through Dave's ISO. See if you can find his reasoning for voting NPAU because I don't see it anywhere.
In fact, Dave can you answer this instead of Josh.
Quote where you stated your reasons for joining the NPAU wagon.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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1257 does not answer the contradiction.
Read the question. Try again.
I concede the point on you providing reasoning for being on the NPAU wagon. Very little reasoning, but still reasoning.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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Meh, I've given plenty of reasoning. It's strange you have fixated on those reasons.
I should warn you I'm very aware of my own meta.
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To Dave,
In post 1247, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:896 might have been in reply to you but it's notbecauseof you that my vote changed.
In 896, I said 'itfeels genuine.' 'It' was in reference to Mala's 891. Mala's 891 is what made me re-evaluate my read on her and consequently join the NPAU wagon.
You will also notice that my 898 is in direct response to Mala. Again, not related to anything you have done.
So, tell me again. How do you get credit for me joining the NPAU wagon?
Wait what? So you didn't pause on NPAU because you thought he might be Mason? You've now changed that to you paused on NPAU because of my willingness to join his wagon???
Which is it?
You're also acting like I had no previous scum-read on NPAU and joined his wagon with no reasoning. This is a gross misrepresentation on your part.
In post 1248, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:Just in case you missed them.
In post 1237, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:In post 1186, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
Why did you not follow up on the NPAU wagon you disliked so much at start of D2?
Nice dodge!!
In post 1244, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
When you said you were watching the thread you implied this was in case somebody started a wagon you deemed suitable to join. I'm asking you why you thought somebody else could create a wagon in 10 hours but you claimed that you didn't have enough time yourself to create your own wagon?
Do you see this contradiction?
In post 1261, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:1257 does not answer the contradiction.
Read the question. Try again.
I concede the point on you providing reasoning for being on the NPAU wagon. Very little reasoning, but still reasoning.
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I'm unmetable (if that's not a word, it should be)
I have just reposted several points from my case that have yet to be answered at the top of this page.
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In post 1245, davesaz wrote:
What gave me pause on NPAU?Your easy willingness to switch to the wagon, that's what. I expected there to be fight. I read that willingness as scum, and when you changed to GM it just reinforced scum.
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In post 1282, davesaz wrote:
Point out two things which are mutually exclusive. You can't have a contradiction without it.
pedit: I needed to check something, does not imply that thinking about that something is what made me think I needed to check. i.e. Wisdom is correct.
You said you didn't have enough time to push a wagon on one of your scum-reads. You had 2 days.
You then said you would watch the thread in case a wagon popped up that you deemed suitable. There was 10 hours left.
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In post 1316, Josh_B wrote:It's people who made comments like this one...
In post 266, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:I'm not liking NPAU right now. I think he is my #1 lynch for today.
... but asking why people voted for NPAU that make me FoS.
I'm moving my vote to
VOTE: BlueBloodedToffee
Well, that's opportunistic.
Trying to decide if Dave genuinely justhardtown-slipped or it's a fake.
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In post 1290, davesaz wrote:
At a minimum there is another scum to catch, and worst case if BBT goes off as either alignment then my scum read on him becomes a little weaker and maybe we need to find two.
It's an Open Set-up.
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In post 1352, davesaz wrote:I've thought all along that there are two. If it's 3 then the logic that led me to believe it was ok for masons to claim now was wrong.
What logic was that?
In post 1353, davesaz wrote:We could put hephaestus to the lurker vs. absent test. Run up a wagon, and see how long it takes him to appear and how he responds to the accusation.
I've thought it was scummy all along, but wanted to hold off to see if it was really just RL pressure.
This is by no means the strongest possible approach, but it's something that might get results.
VOTE: hephaestus
I figured you would get off my wagon once you lost the support of Wisdom. Given it was basically an OMGUS vote, it's not surprising.
I will later be quoting posts that you chose not to reply to. Can't do it right now as multi-quoting doesn't work properly on iPad.
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In post 1186, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:
Why did you not follow up on the NPAU wagon you disliked so much at start of D2?
In post 1247, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:896 might have been in reply to you but it's notbecauseof you that my vote changed.
In 896, I said 'itfeels genuine.' 'It' was in reference to Mala's 891. Mala's 891 is what made me re-evaluate my read on her and consequently join the NPAU wagon.
You will also notice that my 898 is in direct response to Mala. Again, not related to anything you have done.
So, tell me again. How do you get credit for me joining the NPAU wagon?
Wait what? So you didn't pause on NPAU because you thought he might be Mason? You've now changed that to you paused on NPAU because of my willingness to join his wagon???
Which is it?
You're also acting like I had no previous scum-read on NPAU and joined his wagon with no reasoning. This is a gross misrepresentation on your part.
In post 1261, BlueBloodedToffee wrote:1257 does not answer the contradiction.
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Yeah I have seen his recent posts.
I haven't gone into much detail, I will be doing so tomorrow though.
I don't like his posting in general, I said earlier that I thought one of Dave/Josh was scum and I think I was conf. bias reading Josh's posts as town. Also, after re-reading what Shinbi was saying about Josh's last minute vote on MS end of D1 and no follow up D2, I'm happy voting him for now until I can investigate further myself.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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In post 1385, Josh_B wrote:Oh god please make this wagon quick.
BBT when you do anti-town things in a game like tunnel a townie to death just because they weren't on a lynch wagon, expect to be FoS'd.
When you do it two games in a row, you're either scum or playing against your wincon.
You voted me for questioning people who were on the NPAU wagon because I said in early D1 that NPAU was my #1 lynch for that day.
Now you're saying you're voting me for tunnelling.
Which is it?
Also, Dave was on the wagon. I hope now that you can see the difference in this silly argument you're trying to push by comparing it to the Micro game, because in the micro game I was looking at players who were off the wagon. Dave was on the wagon when NPAU got lynched, you're really not paying much attention, are you?Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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I know what similarities he was talking about.
I was specifically addressing this point.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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Ah, I see.
I didn't like Dave's late D1 play. I didn't like his 'scum-hunting' in the time he was off the NPAU wagon either.
I disliked his interactions with Mala, it felt like he was going to sheep me onto Mala, hence why he asked what I thought of Mala's reads. If I had stayed on Mala, I strongly suspect Dave would have followed.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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It's a different game under different circumstances.
That's like saying 'The last time you lynched someone who hammered a town wagon they were town, so why do it again?'
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My point is don't use reasoning to justify a town-read when those reasons are only applicable after the fact.
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You said 'plus the town-slip'.
You also used the fact that I presented a 'bad' case and that gave you a town-read on him. Not only did my case happen after your town-read, but I fail to see how me presenting said case equals Dave being town.
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In post 1428, Wisdom wrote:dunno I remember liking his posts a lot when I was reading the game,andI found BBT's "case" terrible, so
Plus he has now townslipped as you'll see in a bit
The bolded word holds quite a bit of significance here. This suggests you were responding to the same point, so you were town-reading Dave based on my case.
The 'plus' also signifies a continuation of the same point.
I feel there has been some hard-white-knighting going on here.Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Survivor
- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Survivor
- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
This isn't a lie?Meta this. Meta that. Meta Everything. Meta is not a good scum-hunting tool. PEOPLE CAN MANIPULATE THEIR META. Stop it. Stop. It. Now.-
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Survivor
- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK
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BlueBloodedToffee Survivor
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- Survivor
- Posts: 23692
- Joined: April 10, 2014
- Location: Liverpool, UK