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Rishi wrote:
I am looking for a replacement for bookworm513.Rishi wrote:I shouldn't see more than one post from anyone in the confirmation stage.
After a replacement is found and confirmed, I will not give the Mafia any more time to discuss. However, if the slot is a Mafia slot, the player will be given the link to the QuickTopic thread and may read any previous discussion.
Please do not use the above statement to metagame. Thanks.So what happens if I use it to metagame?
Jazzmyn, thanks for replacing. Hopefully you'll be the only replacement this game.-
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Since we're looking at the wiki, lynching empking may also fall under utility lynch
http://www.mafiascum.net/wiki/index.php ... lity_Lynch-
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OMGUS aside, this reminds me of something I read here:Lowell wrote:Great a nightless with a billion scum...
vote white castel
http://www.mafiascum.net/wiki/index.php ... dard_Tells
At the bottom of the page is the "Well, That Sucks" Tell.
You signed up for this game knowing the ratio of town to scum, and that it was nightless.
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You aren't giving us much to work with here while you're at L-3. A good, pro-town townie would be scumhunting, not telling the other townies to "try harder".Lowell wrote:No, I didn't know what I was signing up for. I went to the queue and wrote "/in" like most people do.
This is a marginal, and wrong, tell. Try harder.-
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I went back and checked how you signed up. You signed up as you said.
Lowell in Open Queue post 734 wrote:/in for anything
However, you have presented no evidence to support your claim that “most people just write /in” I am not willing to take anyone's supposition as fact.Lowell post 49 wrote:No, I didn't know what I was signing up for. I went to the queue and wrote "/in" like most people do.
This is a marginal, and wrong, tell. Try harder.
I disagree that this tell is “marginal and wrong.” In the context of what you wrote, marginal means “barely within a lower standard or limit of quality”. This tell works some of the time, so I agree that it is marginal. However, to make a blanket statement that this tell is wrong strikes me as scummy. The only way your statement makes sense is if you applied it to your specific situation, but the context indicates you are attacking the tell itself and not applying it to your situation.-
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The parts pertinent to me are:
The wiki is there as a learning tool. Why not use it? Besides, I only used it twice in 8 game posts and that's hardly "constant". There are also several of us in this game that haven't been playing long based on joined date.skitzer post 61 wrote:Ugh, White Castle, your constant linkage to the Wiki makes me feel weird about you.
and...White Castle in Post 44: Your vote is OMGUS.
White Castle in Post 51: Can you tell me what information Lowell could give to possibly defend himself on Page 3?
A question for White Castle: You started the bandwagon on Lowell. Can you provide any more to your case other than the tell you found on the Wiki?
Also, to the moderator,I will be V/LA from April 1st-6th
Post 51 was Lowell, not me. Your question strikes me as anti-town because an answer leads down a dark path. Suppose I answer "Lowell could have said X". In Lowell's next post he says X. I could keep my vote on him or unvote. I think either option looks bad. (Either I let him off too easy or I didn't keep my word). All that said, it is hard to come up with cases and defend them early in the game.
Next point about adding to the case other than the wiki. By your post in 61, I was already trying to build on the case. I've already said the tell isn't a sure thing.
I'd like to point out that as of your post, Lowell was L-2 and my vote was the first vote. I'm wondering why you didn't apply more pressure to the other 4 voters. You only said something about millar (which was deserved by the way - I'm going to deal with that soon.)
Finally, since you're V/LA and won't be back until April 7th, I wish you had posted more in this game. It's possible we could be in day 2 with only one game post from you.-
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Actually with random lynches the odds of a town win are at 33% now, and a mislynch D1 reduces the chance to 27%, which I contend is not "nearly impossible".Lowell wrote:
I agree with this. Normally I'm not opposed to D1 quick wagons, but the problem with nightless is that the first lynch is ESSENTIAL. If you get scum on D1 winning is easy. If you lynch town winning becomes nearly impossible.hewitt wrote:Hm the speed of the bandwagon was pretty quick, I'm not convinced Adam Smith or Jazzmyn really paid attention to what they were doing. Seems more to me like they were just like oh cool a bandwagon let's jump on!-
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Can you post a link to the other game?Lowell in post 71 wrote:I actually just don't like nightless, that's all it means. I think too much of the important action happens right at the top (D1) rather than as the game develops.
Despite his blatant hopping, I don't actually think Wall-E is scum. I think millar is a good wagon, though. I have him in another game and it's like two completely different people (yeah, that was a double-simultaneous-meta, for those keeping score).fos millar
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The question reminded me of a past mislynch I participated in over similar events (zwet in Open 110). I'd prefer to not make the same mistakes twice. I think it would have also set a bad prescedent. I'm also against bad prescedents, like when millar voted without giving a reason.hewitt wrote:
White Castle why are you so worried about looking bad? It's page 4 of D1 the game isn't about you it's about the town. I don't like the fact that you're so hesitant to take action, seems like you're a little bit more skiddish about doing something to attract attention to yourself. Neither option would look bad if you properly explain yourself.White Castle wrote:Post 51 was Lowell, not me. Your question strikes me as anti-town because an answer leads down a dark path. Suppose I answer "Lowell could have said X". In Lowell's next post he says X. I could keep my vote on him or unvote. I think either option looks bad. (Either I let him off too easy or I didn't keep my word). All that said, it is hard to come up with cases and defend them early in the game.
As for your concern about me not taking action, I've got a high post count and I'm also leaving a voting record.
Speaking of voting records, I noticed you and skitzer have yet to vote.-
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hewitt post 83 wrote:I've already stated I don't random vote but I'm not quite sure how relevant your voting record is so far.Netlava post 39 wrote:Not random voting this game.hewitt post 42 wrote:Of course I'm aware of the policy lynching of Empking, who isn't that has played with him before? But no I just don't random vote.
Basically Empking gets policy lynched because people don't believe he's helpful and contributes to the game positively and that it's helpful to lynch him before we get stuck in a situation like lylo and we still have him in the game.
Then there is a disagreement as to if we're still random voting or not. For example, Netlava is against random voting, but started voting in post 45. I'm not random voting anymore, and haven't been since I voted Lowell.Netlava post 45 wrote:
My theory is that scum would feel weird playing with more scumpartners than usual and would be more apt to make such a comment.Lowell wrote:Great a nightless with a billion scum...
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This shouldn't count as a prod as per the rule.Rishi wrote:* Lurking is not allowed as a strategy in this game, as it is highly likely to slow the game down to a halt. Any player who becomes inactive will be prodded after one week, and will be replaced if there are no posts after two weeks of inactivity.-
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I'm glad someone else (go Netlava!) picked up what I was thinking.skitzer post 89 wrote:Oops! Forgot Page 4 existed.
White Castle in Post 75: You make 2 wiki uses in 8 posts sound like nothing. I may use it once, but usually never in a game. Please don't play the newbie card. You skipped over the OMGUS, so I'm assuming your not denying it. I wouldn't either. About Post 51: Exactly. Lowell had very little with which to defend himself. I can see your point about the other 4, surprisingly. At least you actually had something to go off of. And about V/LA: Oops, I slightly lied.
But then... White Castle in Post 77: I pose the same question to you that you posed to me. What about the other 3 that quickly hopped on the wagon?
Netlava post 111 wrote:After, re-reading the thread,Vote: Skitzer
The way he characterizes things makes me suspicious i.e.
In reference to the policy lynch proposal. Something about "sadly" and "policy lynch" doesn't mix.farside in Post 24: Sadly, that almost sounds like a good idea.
The word constant is a bit of an exaggeration imo. Note that Adam Smith also says something along these lines though.Ugh, White Castle, your constant linkage to the Wiki makes me feel weird about you.
Not liking this for obvious reasons.Netlava in Post 68: Eww. Everyone off the ol' Lowellwagon!
Bolded part is what I don't like.White Castle in Post 75: You make 2 wiki uses in 8 posts sound like nothing.I may use it once, but usually never in a game.
It wasn't a wagon yet when I joined.But then... White Castle in Post 77: I pose the same question to you that you posed to me. What about the other 3 that quickly hopped on the wagon?
skitzer, if you are town you aren't being pro-town. How are we supposed to know when you are "joking", "exaggerating", "incoherent" (OK, that was easy to pick up), or "inconsistent".skitzer post 124 wrote:Wall-E in Post 100: Why? I definitely agree with hewitt here: saying all you've got is better for town rather than holding stuff back.
Jazzmyn in Post 105: Sure, but that sounds more like an easy out to me. It's all WIFOM now though.
Netlava in Post 111: I'm sorry for my cadences, but they seem to be correct in their statings. First quote was joking, second quote was exaggeration, but it is a lot more than I've ever seen anyone do it before. The third quote looks OMGUSy. Fourth quote doesn't make sense, and fifth one may have been inconsistent, but you were/still are on the bandwagon at one point.How about "scumhunting" for a change?
As for me quoting the wiki twice (in consecutive posts 3 minutes apart no less) being "a lot more than you've ever seen anyone do it before". I know for a fact that farside brought it up once in this game before I ever did. Was that a big deal? You haven't mentioned it. Your yardstick of "twice is unusual but once is fine" baffles me.
Further, I asked you first about your opinions of the others on the Lowell bandwagon. It is fair to ask for my opinions, but only after you answer my question (which you hadn't in 124 which is your last game post). You'll get your answer after I get mine. Either deliberately or accidentally, you're trying to set a bad precedent. If everyone when asked a question fires it back at the questioner without answering, this game is futile.
As of my writing, we're up to post 142 and you still haven't voted either. What are you waiting for?-
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hewitt is the other non-voter.
If you don't find it scummy, then why are you telling us that you don't like it? You said you don't random vote. Fine. What are you waiting for? We're close to 150 posts now. I've got news for you: 10 of us have already voted. At most, 4 out of those 10 are scum meaning that at least 6 town have already voted. You are the outlier, not those of us who have voted. Skitzer hasn't voted, but was on V/LA. You have been around, and your lack of voting is astounding.hewitt Post 90 wrote:I don't like the people who are hopping on and off the bandwagon. They hop on for a pretty silly reason and then hop right back off once it seems people are questioning the wagon.
We're not mindreaders. If it wasn't an attack, then what point did it serve?hewitt Post 97 wrote:Well in my opinion wasn't even an attack Wall-E. I wanted to point out that I didn't think he needed to be so skiddish about looking bad. I don't think I phrased it as an attack at all I was merely voicing my opinion.
So we should "thow ourselves out there", huh? Wouldn't voting be a prime way to do that? Between this post and 90, I see a lot of hypocrisy.hewitt Post 99 wrote:
And that's fine, I guess I just encourage throwing yourself out there for the town's benefit over your own personal safety. I would much rather appreciate town not holding back instead of holding it in.Wall-E wrote:Touche. I guess I just disagree with you then.-
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So which, if any, of these 6 game posts is Empking deserving of a policy lynch? Is Empking displaying a different playstyle this game? I'm looking for comments from anyone who has played with Empking before, but especially farside (she brought it up first in post 24), and hewitt (commented on it in post 25).
Empking wrote:Vote: FS- Liars who push policy lynches are almost always scum.Empking wrote:
The second one is.Adam Smith wrote:Ah, so metagaming is essentially the opposite of playing to win?Empking wrote:I dislike the speed of that. I'm going to be paying attention to the last three plsayers this game.Empking wrote:
Can you give a reason with your vote?Wall-E wrote:Unvote: Vote Lowell
yayEmpking wrote:Unvote
Vote; Lowell
The Nigtless and Try Harder comments.Empking wrote:Lowell looks like he's sitting back.-
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I agree with you Wall-EWall-E wrote:
I believe that it's more pro-town NOT to voice my opinion on some issues.hewitt wrote:
And that's fine, I guess I just encourage throwing yourself out there for the town's benefit over your own personal safety. I would much rather appreciate town not holding back instead of holding it in.Wall-E wrote:Touche. I guess I just disagree with you then.-
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I believe I have already covered this. It wasn't that you jumped, it was that you gave no reason for jumping on.millar13 wrote:I want to know if Farside and White castle...think be jumping on the wagon is enough of a reason to want to lynch me?
Or if really, one if not both of them really has a hidden agenda "eg; being scum"-
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There may be additional merit to the ambush in a nightless game, since you don't have to worry about the NK.Wall-E wrote:It's an ambushing thing: Suddenly popping up with a huge amount of carefully collected evidence... I've seen it win games for the town.
If, on the other hand, I said, "Oh, I've got my eye on you, Wall-E" then Wall-E is going to stop providing me with evidence against him. Feedback is a tool the scum use in this manner.
No feedback for the scum is my motto. That's also why I don't discuss who's town-looking without a good reason.
Uh, I don't like to discuss my meta unless it's relevant, so try to keep it relevant, ok? I don't have a good judgement of such things which is what gets me into trouble sometimes with moderators, so help me help you help me, if you please, kiss.
This also leads me to believe that being an aggressive townie is the best strategy. You've got nothing to lose at night. I believe that anyone that has been passive (especially non-voters, low count posters, and low content posters) is more likely to be scum.
What do you think about each of us putting together a list of their top four suspects in order? At a minimum, we should get this from everyone before they are lynched (a town lynch would give us an un-scum-biased list, I won't comment on what a scum lynch would tell us because, as you say, don't give the scum feedback).-
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I'll get to outstanding business later today - I had to respond to this now.Rishi wrote:
Would try to save the thread, but apparently I'm not allowed to prod people in this game. Sorry.Wall-E wrote:This thread is derailing fast. I'd help save it but I'm worn out from huge quotewar. I'll see what I can do tomorrow.
Rishi - was this a jab at me? I'm not the one who wrote the rules. I merely expect you to follow what you set up.
Since the thread is going downhill, then I suggest a mass prod to all players informing us that we can/will be prodded after X days of inactivity. X would be < 7 and chosen by you. You should then also update the rules to reflect the new policy. Hopefully this would also prevent a deadline.-
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Please see post 163 where I said I'd get to this later today.hewitt Post 166 wrote:White Castle, are you going to answer my questions???
I've gone ahead and used bold, italic, underlined font to get to the root of the problem.hewitt Post 149 wrote:
All answer them in order.White Castle wrote:hewitt is the other non-voter.
If you don't find it scummy, then why are you telling us that you don't like it? You said you don't random vote. Fine. What are you waiting for? We're close to 150 posts now. I've got news for you: 10 of us have already voted. At most, 4 out of those 10 are scum meaning that at least 6 town have already voted. You are the outlier, not those of us who have voted. Skitzer hasn't voted, but was on V/LA. You have been around, and your lack of voting is astounding.hewitt Post 90 wrote:I don't like the people who are hopping on and off the bandwagon. They hop on for a pretty silly reason and then hop right back off once it seems people are questioning the wagon.
We're not mindreaders. If it wasn't an attack, then what point did it serve?hewitt Post 97 wrote:Well in my opinion wasn't even an attack Wall-E. I wanted to point out that I didn't think he needed to be so skiddish about looking bad. I don't think I phrased it as an attack at all I was merely voicing my opinion.
So we should "thow ourselves out there", huh? Wouldn't voting be a prime way to do that? Between this post and 90, I see a lot of hypocrisy.hewitt Post 99 wrote:
And that's fine, I guess I just encourage throwing yourself out there for the town's benefit over your own personal safety. I would much rather appreciate town not holding back instead of holding it in.Wall-E wrote:Touche. I guess I just disagree with you then.
1. White Castle...we don't have a deadline yet. 150 posts? That must be a joke right? I don't think I've ever played in a game when there was a D1 lynch earlier than page 20 which we are not even close to yet. Just because most of the town has voted does not mean they are right does it? I don't vote until I find someone vote-worthy, I don't see what is so hard to fathom about that. And there's a big difference between not liking something and calling it scummy. At this point I don't think I like you very much but that doesn't make you scummy.
2. If it wasn't an attack, then what purpose did it serve? Again, are you joking? Are you expecting every post someone makes to be an attack on someone? I wasn't aware opinions were not allowed in this game White Castle. My opinion being voiced is thrown out there so everybody knows where I stand on an issue, doesn't have to be an attack to be helpful to town.
3. How is voting more of throwing yourself out there than posting your opinions? There have been many unexplained votes out there and so you are saying that those unexplained votes are more important than voiced opinions that do not contain a vote? Voting can be throwing yourself out there but only if you back it up and no it's not hypocrisy. You're totally trying to twist my non-voting around into making it a scumtell.
White Castle you are making absolutely no sense to me right now. It's almost like you are trying to persuade me to play illogically.Oh and I also love the attempt to try and separate me from the rest of the town by calling me the outlier and not "one of us". What is that supposed to mean?I don't understand any of what you're getting at.
Answer all my questions please.
1. Where did I say lynch? Nowhere. I said vote. It is unusual that you haven't voted yet. You could vote for anyone, and they wouldn't get lynched right now because they wouldn't have enough votes. As I showed in your post 90, you were getting on people for voting. I wanted to turn the tables on you. I'd rather have voting records to help in the scumhunt.
2. Where did I say every post has to be an attack? I said being aggressive was a good strategy since there is no NK.
3. Voting is additional information that is very useful. There was only one unexplained vote that I saw, and it came from millar. What votes do you think are unexplained?
4. From post 151 - you aren't making sense. Yes, I attacked you. Yes, I think we should be aggressive. Where is my hypocrisy? I have already stated your hypocrisy (which you never defended) is in saying "we should throw ourselves out there" while you haven't voted after 150 posts.
5. I asked for your take on Empking in 146. Where is that?
And as for you and skitzer both - stop being whimps and vote. Voting also puts pressure on people, and could cause scum to crack.
As for me making non-voting a scumtell, the jury is still out. I'm trying to figure out if you're indecisive town or something more sinister.-
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We're 181 posts into a game and we've been going at it for a while now. Why did you wait until now to tell me (and everyone else) about your voting?hewitt wrote:White Castle, I vote to lynch. When I vote, it is with the intent to lynch and everybody who's played with me before has learned that and knows that and now so do you. So my vote is never misinterpreted as something that it isn't. And your hypocrisy comes right here...
You just admitted how nervous you were about doing something because you didn't want it to "look bad". Wow, that's such aggressive play...White Castle wrote:Post 51 was Lowell, not me. Your question strikes me as anti-town because an answer leads down a dark path. Suppose I answer "Lowell could have said X". In Lowell's next post he says X. I could keep my vote on him or unvote. I think either option looks bad. (Either I let him off too easy or I didn't keep my word). All that said, it is hard to come up with cases and defend them early in the game.
As for Empking I don't like him, never have, probably never will. I think he's unhelpful and it sucks playing with him.
Oh and as for non-voting being a choice between indecisive town or something more sinister? That's a little silly. You can't honestly believe that. I don't vote until an intent to lynch because I don't like mistakes in this game. I like for us to win and I like for us to win as cleanly as possible. Does it ever happen? No, but I can try.
There is no hyporcisy in being aggressive - and smart. I already commented on that about learning from past mistakes. Your idea that I am "nervous" is reaching, and innacurate. See my Post 82 below for my additional comments.
As you haven't commented on your own hypocrisy in two posts, I can only assume that you are content to be labeled a hypocrite.
When you quoted me above, I find it interesting that I was replying to skitzer who I'm also pressuring to vote.
As for non-voting, or any other action/inaction for that matter, everything in this game boils down to town or scum. I believe you are acting anti-town at best (sinister), and scummy at worst (more sinister).
How about linking me to a game where you were A) town and B) voting only to lynch?
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The question reminded me of a past mislynch I participated in over similar events (zwet in Open 110). I'd prefer to not make the same mistakes twice. I think it would have also set a bad prescedent. I'm also against bad prescedents, like when millar voted without giving a reason.hewitt wrote:
White Castle why are you so worried about looking bad? It's page 4 of D1 the game isn't about you it's about the town. I don't like the fact that you're so hesitant to take action, seems like you're a little bit more skiddish about doing something to attract attention to yourself. Neither option would look bad if you properly explain yourself.White Castle wrote:Post 51 was Lowell, not me. Your question strikes me as anti-town because an answer leads down a dark path. Suppose I answer "Lowell could have said X". In Lowell's next post he says X. I could keep my vote on him or unvote. I think either option looks bad. (Either I let him off too easy or I didn't keep my word). All that said, it is hard to come up with cases and defend them early in the game.
As for your concern about me not taking action, I've got a high post count and I'm also leaving a voting record.
Speaking of voting records, I noticed you and skitzer have yet to vote.-
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Hey Lowell - we're still waiting for that summary post from April 4th. Here are all of your posts since then.Lowell Post 112 wrote:Still here. Will write a summary post when I get a chance.Lowell Post 141 wrote:Still here. Jury duty kept me away.Lowell Post 156 wrote:154 is a dumb response to 153. millar looks worse in my eyes as a result of 153.
I also noticed that you've posted about 50 times since you resolved to write your summary. So when will you "get a chance"?Lowell Post 179 wrote:pretty sure skitzer is town. don't ask how I know. magic.
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In response to hewitt 183
Alright hewit. Here is your hypocrisy.White Castle Post 145 wrote:hewitt is the other non-voter.
If you don't find it scummy, then why are you telling us that you don't like it? You said you don't random vote. Fine. What are you waiting for? We're close to 150 posts now. I've got news for you: 10 of us have already voted. At most, 4 out of those 10 are scum meaning that at least 6 town have already voted. You are the outlier, not those of us who have voted. Skitzer hasn't voted, but was on V/LA. You have been around, and your lack of voting is astounding.hewitt Post 90 wrote:I don't like the people who are hopping on and off the bandwagon. They hop on for a pretty silly reason and then hop right back off once it seems people are questioning the wagon.
We're not mindreaders. If it wasn't an attack, then what point did it serve?hewitt Post 97 wrote:Well in my opinion wasn't even an attack Wall-E. I wanted to point out that I didn't think he needed to be so skiddish about looking bad. I don't think I phrased it as an attack at all I was merely voicing my opinion.
So we should "thow ourselves out there", huh? Wouldn't voting be a prime way to do that? Between this post and 90, I see a lot of hypocrisy.hewitt Post 99 wrote:
And that's fine, I guess I just encourage throwing yourself out there for the town's benefit over your own personal safety. I would much rather appreciate town not holding back instead of holding it in.Wall-E wrote:Touche. I guess I just disagree with you then.
You encourage us to "throw yourself out there for the town's benefit over your own safety". I stand by my statement that voting (even if the sole purpose of the vote is not to lynch) is a means of "throwing yourself out there". As I have shown, you were on people for voting and unvoting. I have also shown that at least 6 town players have voted, yet you and skitzer have not. It is fascinating that your criticism applies more to town than it does scum.
In a nutshell, you can't have it both ways - you can't encourage us to throw ourselves out there and then criticize us for voting.
And as for your claim that "I was not aware that voting with the intent to lynch was a bad thing", that is not what I said or implied.
And by the way, I've noted that your story has evolved from "I just don't random vote" (below) to "I don't vote until an intent to lynch because I don't like mistakes in this game" in post 170.
[quote=""hewitt Post 42""]Of course I'm aware of the policy lynching of Empking, who isn't that has played with him before? But no I just don't random vote.
Basically Empking gets policy lynched because people don't believe he's helpful and contributes to the game positively and that it's helpful to lynch him before we get stuck in a situation like lylo and we still have him in the game.[/quote]-
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It was a cross post, but you'd know that if you had paid attention to the time.
As of the time of your post 90, everyone but you and skitzer had voted. There had been 18 votes cast, of which 8 were unvotes/revotes by me, Adam Smith, Jazzmyn, millar, Jazzmyn again farside, Netlava, and me again. The last voting was done in post 77.hewitt Post 90 wrote:I don't like the people who are hopping on and off the bandwagon. They hop on for a pretty silly reason and then hop right back off once it seems people are questioning the wagon.
So that's a lot of "people you don't like".
If only this game were full of people like you and skitzer. There's be no votes.
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Then name names and make cases. Be specific. Make it clear which players in the list I made were "hopping on and off wagons for no or silly reasons". Your post 90 uses pronouns and not names.hewitt wrote:No, White Castle, I've made it clear that I don't like players who hop on and off wagons for no or silly reasons. I especially don't like when people hop off a wagon when it starts to be questioned. I don't know how to make it any clearer then that for you.-
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Wall-E, you've misread things I've said before. This is another instance.Wall-E wrote:I'm going to go along with hewitt here. It's clearly a slip.Unvote: Vote: White Castle
10 people in this game have voted. It means thatat least 6town players have voted. That means that 6, 7, or 8 of the players that have voted are town because there are 4 scum out of 12 players.
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I never said you didn't name names.
I added the post numbers. How were we supposed to know in Post 90 that this is what you were referring to? There were other votes between 67 and 90, and earlier votes you didn't comment on. Be specific and leave a trail.hewitt wrote:
Oh yeah White Castle, I didn't name names...White Castle wrote:Then name names and make cases. Be specific. Make it clear which players in the list I made were "hopping on and off wagons for no or silly reasons". Your post 90 uses pronouns and not names.
hewitt post 58 wrote:Hm the speed of the bandwagon was pretty quick, I'm not convinced Adam Smith or Jazzmyn really paid attention to what they were doing. Seems more to me like they were just like oh cool a bandwagon let's jump on!hewitt post 60 wrote:Eh, I guess I should add millar to that list as well with Adam Smith and jazzmyn.hewitt post 67 wrote:Yeah I really don't check out what game I'm going into before signing up either. So why did you hop on the bandwagon Wall-E?-
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Here is the chain of events hewitt:
hewitt post 58 wrote:Hm the speed of the bandwagon was pretty quick, I'm not convinced Adam Smith or Jazzmyn really paid attention to what they were doing. Seems more to me like they were just like oh cool a bandwagon let's jump on!hewitt post 60 wrote:Eh, I guess I should add millar to that list as well with Adam Smith and jazzmyn.hewitt post 67 wrote:Yeah I really don't check out what game I'm going into before signing up either. So why did you hop on the bandwagon Wall-E?hewitt Post 90 wrote:I don't like the people who are hopping on and off the bandwagon. They hop on for a pretty silly reason and then hop right back off once it seems people are questioning the wagon.
How were we supposed to know that 58, 60, and 67 is what you were referring to in Post 90? Post 90 doesn't name names and there were other votes between 67 and 90 along with earlier votes you didn't comment on.hewitt Post 199 wrote:White Castle I made it SO clear that the people I didn't like were the ones who hop on and off the bandwagon for no or silly reasons. I don't know how you couldn't have known who I was talking about and actually yeah you did say I didn't name names. You JUST said it in post 192.
It was not "SO clear" as you contend in post 199.
If 90 was meant as a vague summary of 58, 60, and 67 then what purpose did it serve other than to add to your post count?
Further, I went back and looked at the votes you mention. Jazzmyn clearly stated the reasons for voting and unvoting. Adam Smith tacked on the third Lowell vote and gave just as much reason as Netlava, whose second Lowell vote you didn't have a problem with. Why Adam Smith but not Netlava?
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Where did you get this "admission" from? I made a logical mathematical statement. If I say "1 + 1 = 2" would that also be enough for you to vote me?Wall-E wrote:
...you admit it's awkward, though.White Castle wrote:
Wall-E, you've misread things I've said before. This is another instance.Wall-E wrote:I'm going to go along with hewitt here. It's clearly a slip.Unvote: Vote: White Castle
10 people in this game have voted. It means thatat least 6town players have voted. That means that 6, 7, or 8 of the players that have voted are town because there are 4 scum out of 12 players.
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Rishi - Please prod accordingly (I know lixyl is being replaced):
Name, Posts, time since last post
Adam Smith 10 Posts 5 days 10 hours
Empking 11 Posts 0 days 1 hours
farside22 11 Posts 1 days 14 hours
hewitt 31 Posts 1 days 17 hours
Jazzmyn 14 Posts 1 days 14 hours
lixyl 3 Posts 12 days 12 hours
Lowell 12 Posts 3 days 14 hours
millar13 23 Posts 0 days 2 hours
Netlava 12 Posts 1 days 11 hours
Rishi 17 Posts 1 days 12 hours
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I agree it wasn't very content-ful. It didn't impact the time since last post, but it did add one to the overall post count. I included post count because it was there when I got everyone's last post.Empking wrote:
I don't think that post was very content-ful. Are you tricking the statistics?White Castle wrote:
The irony is two low-content posters getting into a discussion of irony.Empking wrote:
No.millar13 wrote:Are you being ironic?
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I wasn't sure when you'd check the thread, and the two others were getting close so I bolded them.Rishi wrote:
Thanks for that. I was actually going to check for prods this morning. Will prod Adam Smith, but the current policy is to prod after 96 hours.White Castle wrote:Rishi - Please prod accordingly (I know lixyl is being replaced):-
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hewitt Post 255 wrote:Netlava's vote to me looked as if it was a joke vote and I think it is. The way it's phrased with the "my theory" makes it sound as if he is kidding, still the random voting period remember?
You're making it seem like I attacked them hardcore or something when all I really did was make some small observations, I think your arguments against it are pretty silly White Castle.
[quote=""Netlava Post 45""][quote=""Lowell""]Great a nightless with a billion scum...Netlava Post 39 wrote:Not random voting this game.
vote white castel[/quote]
My theory is that scum would feel weird playing with more scumpartners than usual and would be more apt to make such a comment.
Vote: Lowell[/quote]
We disagree about Netlava's vote then. After Netlava stated he wouldn't random vote, I interpreted the "my theory" to be Netlava dropping subtle town vibes.
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Still waiting on this Lowell. Why don't you "try harder".
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Hey Lowell - we're still waiting for that summary post from April 4th. Here are all of your posts since then.Lowell Post 112 wrote:Still here. Will write a summary post when I get a chance.Lowell Post 141 wrote:Still here. Jury duty kept me away.Lowell Post 156 wrote:154 is a dumb response to 153. millar looks worse in my eyes as a result of 153.
I also noticed that you've posted about 50 times since you resolved to write your summary. So when will you "get a chance"?Lowell Post 179 wrote:pretty sure skitzer is town. don't ask how I know. magic.
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farside - when you get caught up, please answer this (and include all of Empking's posts, not just the ones mentioned below).
White Castle Post 146 wrote:So which, if any, of these 6 game posts is Empking deserving of a policy lynch? Is Empking displaying a different playstyle this game? I'm looking for comments from anyone who has played with Empking before, but especially farside (she brought it up first in post 24), and hewitt (commented on it in post 25).
Empking wrote:Vote: FS- Liars who push policy lynches are almost always scum.Empking wrote:
The second one is.Adam Smith wrote:Ah, so metagaming is essentially the opposite of playing to win?Empking wrote:I dislike the speed of that. I'm going to be paying attention to the last three plsayers this game.Empking wrote:
Can you give a reason with your vote?Wall-E wrote:Unvote: Vote Lowell
yayEmpking wrote:Unvote
Vote; Lowell
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Lowell Post 247 wrote:Runthrough:
150- white castle wants a "list" from everyone [-, this can't help]
180s- hewitt and white castle argue over former's voting habits
188- white castle votes hewitt [-]
Some things that strike me now that I'm actually paying attention:
netlavaandhewittare the most pro-town players, by far. Netlava has not jumped lazily on bandwagons. He doesn't post all that much, but I feel like I know clearly where he stands, which is a plus. The fact that hewitt isn't afraid to make people angry is good. Also that he hasn't been an idiot and jumped on my wagon is a plus.
Something is up withmillar, and it isn't good. I read him originally as town, but now I'm not feeling it. He jumped on the lowell wagon in 59 with no explanation (right after wall-e had said he wanted to). In 136 emp accuses me of lurking. Millar immediately agrees in 137. Again, in 221 wall-e votes lowell, and millar posts right after to CONFIRM his vote on me. Everything millar does reeks of a desperate need to be loved... particularly by emp and wall-e.
wall-e, as well, looks bad. He initially states his interest in voting me, but is cautious to do so in fear of looking too eager. Then he votes for me when it's safe. Later, post 221 makes no sense, and he looks eager to go back to a safe wagon. Worse, he did this after I voiced my disagreement with those who considered there to be a white castle "slip." Wall-E was one of these people. So, if he thinks white castle slipped, and is scum, why did he immediately jump on to me and say that I was "clearing people for scum to kill"? I think his heart was never in the white castle wagon.
white castleis hard to read. On the one hand, I admire his aggressiveness and willingness to move the thread forward. On the other hand, I have him linked to unsavory characters like wall-e and millar a little too much for my liking. They tried a bit too hard in the 220s to run interference.
I expect more, generally, all the way around, fromskitzerandfarside. I've played with them before and nothing about their play here makes me think they care who wins.
jazzmynlooks relatively town, though I don't have much to go on.
Anyone I haven't mentioned I have no opinion of because they're lurky or pointless.
FOS millar
FOS white castle
unvote, vote Wall-E
I'll start with Post 150. Note that I was asking for suspects only, and then I came up with what I though was a really good suggestion (that we get a list of suspects from everyone before their lynch). You hold this against me ("it can't help"), and then what did you do is post 247? Make a list!White Castle Post 150 wrote:
There may be additional merit to the ambush in a nightless game, since you don't have to worry about the NK.Wall-E wrote:It's an ambushing thing: Suddenly popping up with a huge amount of carefully collected evidence... I've seen it win games for the town.
If, on the other hand, I said, "Oh, I've got my eye on you, Wall-E" then Wall-E is going to stop providing me with evidence against him. Feedback is a tool the scum use in this manner.
No feedback for the scum is my motto. That's also why I don't discuss who's town-looking without a good reason.
Uh, I don't like to discuss my meta unless it's relevant, so try to keep it relevant, ok? I don't have a good judgement of such things which is what gets me into trouble sometimes with moderators, so help me help you help me, if you please, kiss.
This also leads me to believe that being an aggressive townie is the best strategy. You've got nothing to lose at night. I believe that anyone that has been passive (especially non-voters, low count posters, and low content posters) is more likely to be scum.
What do you think about each of us putting together a list of their top four suspects in order? At a minimum, we should get this from everyone before they are lynched (a town lynch would give us an un-scum-biased list, I won't comment on what a scum lynch would tell us because, as you say, don't give the scum feedback).
For completenesss, here are the people not on your list:
Adam Smith - where has he been?
Empking - to policy lynch or not policy lynch?
lixyl - being replaced
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hewitt, could you please go look those games up?
[quote=""hewitt Post 183""][quote=""White Castle""]We're 181 posts into a game and we've been going at it for a while now. Why did you wait until now to tell me (and everyone else) about your voting?
There is no hyporcisy in being aggressive - and smart. I already commented on that about learning from past mistakes. Your idea that I am ""nervous"" is reaching, and innacurate. See my Post 82 below for my additional comments.
As you haven't commented on your own hypocrisy in two posts, I can only assume that you are content to be labeled a hypocrite.
When you quoted me above, I find it interesting that I was replying to skitzer who I'm also pressuring to vote.
As for non-voting, or any other action/inaction for that matter, everything in this game boils down to town or scum. I believe you are acting anti-town at best (sinister), and scummy at worst (more sinister).
How about linking me to a game where you were A) town and B) voting only to lynch?[/quote]
Because I didn't think it was a big deal obviously. I was not aware that voting with the intent to lynch was a bad thing White Castle. I don't see how I'm a hypocrite so give me a good reason as to why I'm a hypocrite and then I'll talk about it. I pointed out that quote because it was where I found you to be a hypocrite and please give me good examples as to where I'm being sinister, anti-town, and scummy. I don't save my games so I'll have to go look them up.[/quote]-
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Sorry for the long post. I wanted to get all the Wall-E - Jazz all in one place.
White Castle Post 262 wrote:Lowell - "Some things that strike me now that I'm actually paying attention" - nice that you've been at L-2 three times and are now just taking this game seriously. Maybe you don't have to worry since your scumbuddies have your back?Wall-E Post 267 wrote:Who, in your opinion, has had my back in this game?hewitt Post 268 wrote:...Who was that question directed at Wall-E?
WC note – Wall-E wasn’t on another page, this is all still on page 11. Jazz summarizes these posts in 271 and poses the question:Wall-E Post 269 wrote:It seems I was on another page when I posted that and now I can't find the post I was referencing nor the name of the person I was talking to.Jazzmyn Post 271 wrote:Hmm. Wall-e, did you get confused and respond to the "scumbuddies" bit by accident?
Regards,
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WC note - Wall-EWall-E Post 273 wrote:How would it be confusion? I thought it was directed at me. Do you honestly think I'm the type of person who would be baited into responding to the word "scumbuddies" like that? I have a bit better of a poker-face than that!wasconfused because he thought my 262 was directed at him. He might have slipped up and is using the excuse that it would be below him to make such a mistake. Nobody is perfect, so I don't buy the defense so far. Further, Wall-E has also been giving me the impression that he is unaware this is a nightless game ("clearing townies for the scum to kill" and the like), so I contend that he is capable of this slip. Finally, he voted me for my "slip" so by his own yardstick we should vote him for what is a possible legitimate slip.
WC note - does Wall-E respond to "longest-running newbie ever, and who claims to be useless at the game when it suits you to say so"?Jazzmyn Post 274 wrote:
Um, what? Then why did you say that you didn't know what it was about and that you didn't even know what post you were referencing?Wall-E wrote:I thought it was directed at me.
It is quite apparent that you did, in fact, respond to it (no baiting required), and it is also apparent that you later claimed not to know what you were responding to, nor why. So, please explain that.Wall-E wrote:Do you honestly think I'm the type of person who would be baited into responding to the word "scumbuddies" like that?
Really? In whose opinion? Aren't you the same guy who claims to be the longest-running newbie ever, and who claims to be useless at the game when it suits you to say so? Was that in this game or some other recent game?Wall-E wrote:I have a bit better of a poker-face than that!
Regards,
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I lost the post, you found it and pointed out that it wasn't directed at me. Thanks!Jazzmyn Post 274 wrote:
Um, what? Then why did you say that you didn't know what it was about and that you didn't even know what post you were referencing?Wall-E wrote:I thought it was directed at me.
It is quite apparent that you did, in fact, respond to it (no baiting required), and it is also apparent that you later claimed not to know what you were responding to, nor why. So, please explain that.Wall-E wrote:Do you honestly think I'm the type of person who would be baited into responding to the word "scumbuddies" like that?
Really? In whose opinion? Aren't you the same guy who claims to be the longest-running newbie ever, and who claims to be useless at the game when it suits you to say so? Was that in this game or some other recent game?Wall-E wrote:I have a bit better of a poker-face than that!
Regards,
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WC note - Wall-E denies the existence of his own post 267, I'm glad Jazz asks about it next.Wall-E Post 281 wrote:I suppose, Jazzmyn, that my point is this: I would never respond to a post that called the addressee scum unless my name was attached to the post. Ever.
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And yet, you responded to a post calling Lowell scum in which he was asked if his scumbuddies had his back, by posting, "Who, in your opinion, has had my back in this game?" How do you explain that?Wall-E Post 281 wrote:I suppose, Jazzmyn, that my point is this: I would never respond to a post that called the addressee scum unless my name was attached to the post. Ever.
Regards,
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WC note - Wall-E's feelings are not relevant, and are an appeal to emotion ("I'm insulted").Wall-E Post 284 wrote:An honest mistake. I now see your point, but who would really feel baited into responding to something like that as scum? I guess I just feel like that's insulting.
The theory you are presenting is this:
Bob: Johnny is the scum.
Scum-Mike: Amnotthe scum!
Bob: I was addressing Johnny.
Right?
The situation was this:
Bob: Johnny is scum.
Mike: Are you talking to me? Why do you say that?
Bob: I was talking to Johnny.
Mike: Oh. My bad. I misread something.
WC note - I agree with most of Jazz's summary, an exception being that the beginning the discussion was about scumbuddies having each other's backs.Jazzmyn Post 298 wrote:
But nobody ever said that you were baited into anything. Rather, you raised the "baiting" issue yourself. It's weird, though, that you said that you would never EVER respond to a post referencing scum if it did not name you specifically (even though you did precisely that).Wall-E wrote:An honest mistake. I now see your point, but who would really feel baited into responding to something like that as scum? I guess I just feel like that's insulting.
Wrong. I didn't present a theory. I noticed and commented on the fact that you responded to a "scumbuddies" comment by White Castle, which was directed to Lowell, in a manner that shows that you thought it was referencing you. Your explanation for it has been less than satisfactory.Wall-E wrote:The theory you are presenting is this:
Bob: Johnny is the scum.
Scum-Mike: Amnotthe scum!
Bob: I was addressing Johnny.
Right?
No, the situation was more like this:Wall-E wrote:The situation was this:
Bob: Johnny is scum.
Mike: Are you talking to me? Why do you say that?
Bob: I was talking to Johnny.
Mike: Oh. My bad. I misread something.
WC: Lowell is scum and so are his scumbuddies.
Wall: No, I'm not.
Hewitt: Who are you talking to, Wall?
Wall: I dunno. Can't find the post or the person that I was referencing.
Jazz: The post is right there, and it didn't mention you at all. Did you get confused and respond to the scumbuddies comment by accident?
Wall: I thought it was directed to me.
Jazz: But you just said you didn't know what it was you were responding to.
Wall: I have too good a poker face to respond to something like that.
Jazz: But you just did respond to it, and then said you didn't know what you were responding to, and then said you thought it was directed to you.
Wall: I would never - ever - respond to a post that referred to the addressee as scum unless it had my name attached to it.
Jazz: And yet, you just did.
Wall: Oh, oops, yeah, I guess I see your point. Honest mistake. But I would never, ever be baited into responding to the post I actually responded to, no really, that's insulting.
Bizarro.
Regards,
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WC note - Wall-E's total defense is that it is insulting and below him to make that slip. Wall-E hasn't yet responded to "longest-running newbie ever, and who claims to be useless at the game when it suits you to say so"? Overall, his defense has made him look scummier.Wall-E Post 300 wrote:
Ah. I see our problem.Jazzmyn wrote:
But nobody ever said that you were baited into anything. Rather, you raised the "baiting" issue yourself. It's weird, though, that you said that you would never EVER respond to a post referencing scum if it did not name you specifically (even though you did precisely that).Wall-E wrote:An honest mistake. I now see your point, but who would really feel baited into responding to something like that as scum? I guess I just feel like that's insulting.
I thought I saw my name on the post.
Sorry for the confusion.
Lowell didn't respond to my post 262 either, and I'd like him to.
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I wholeheartedly disagree with your statement. A good player would keep himself informed as to the game mechanics from the beginning. Further, each mod is different and you could get yourself modkilled. Tell me, have you ever been modkilled and, if so, how many times?Wall-E wrote:I would counter that a good player doesn't need to know the setup to catch scum, provided he pays attention to the posts and looks for logical inconsistencies. If the fact that the game is nightless or has no power roles escapes my logic once and again, is that scummy?
It's laughable that it's taken almost 400 posts for you to realize that this game is nightless. I've tried to tell you this before, yet it apparantly went over your head. You're not a "good player" if you are oblivious to the setup or random vote all of Day 1.
Earlier in this game you also responded to a conversation about scumbuddies that wasn't even directed at you.
You've become a liability. It seems everything you do that could be seen as scummy you've defended with either "I'm not that dumb" or now "I'm a good player".
unvote, vote Wall-E-
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