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vote: spring
You guys; "OH MY GOD PORKENZ 3RD VOTE WHI REAZONINGS?!"
Me; "I WUZ GETTIN REACTONS SCUM WOULDNT DO LYKE THAT!"
You guys; "VOTE PORKENS OBVSCUM WIFOM"
Me; "SORRY WASN"T READIG CAREFULLY, ILL REREAD LOTS OF HOMEWORKS SORRY"
Some of you guys; "YOU JUST JUMPIN ON PORKENZ CUZ HE EASY WAGON"
The rest of you guys; "NO U R SCUM FOR DEFENDIN"
Some of you guys, again; "UR BUSSING"
Me; "MY MASTER GAMBIT PLAN WORKED NOW WE HAVE NO RVS ROFL PROTOWN NOMINATE 4 SCUMMY PLOZX"
Whatever.
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vote: SpyreX-
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I was never really "on" the spring wagon, so I don't think it's fair to say I didn'tPorkens summary - vote spring, rant, unvote vote Spyrex. Were you afraid of sticking to the Spring wagon for some reason? Random bandwagoning is a pretty good way to get a game going. I don't know why you would then switch to Spyrex without a given reason if you are trying to get out of the random stage. Basically looked like a spaz followed by a random vote anyhow.stickto it.
I never meant to imply that I wanted to get out of the random stage.
I'm used to looking like a spaz...is that a scumtell?
QFT.Ectomancer wrote:fos Ectomancerfor already attempting to plant the seeds into the town's mind to keep the day longer. If stated later, it might garner more attention from someone who decides that Ectomancer is "trying to prolong discussion". Given early in the 'rvs' it is far more likely to go under the radar, yet still accomplish the purpose of putting into the back of towns mind that we want to the game to drag on.
I'm aware of the balance between content and fading attention spans, so on the surface it could just be an upfront opinion stated by Ectomancer giving his view on excessive days. But...I look at effect, and the lack of surrounding context for the volunteering of that opinion, and don't approve of what I think it does, particularly if he tries to encourage talk later, because then the subject has already been broached, and by him, making it easier for him to head off discussion heading in the wrong direction (for him) because he can refer back to this statement about his deep, throbbing passion to month long day 1's.-
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See, I knew you were going to say that! Yes, if spring had been at l-1 that would have been a hammer. So, in the most technical sense; yes I was on the wagon; fair enough.Ectomancer wrote:You certainly voted for Spring, putting you at least temporarily on that wagon. At least long enough for that round about you were having with yourself. You appeared to be making the point that a 3rd vote on Spring really didn't mean all that much and it was fine for it to stay there. You were right.
This is why I assumed you were trying to get out of the random voting stage, and the vote on Spring was a good step in that direction. You dropped that random vote on Spyrex though, seemingly abandoning what looked like a perfectly fine move. So, why you abandoned it is confusing to me. All that just to go to a random vote? Makes no sense, so I have to wonder why, and the main thing that sticks out is that you didn't actually want to vote for Spring for some reason.MY MASTER GAMBIT PLAN WORKED NOW WE HAVE NO RVS
The dialogue was supposed to be funny, and a satire of typical day 1 exchanges. Since everything was in quotes and caps and I was filling in everyone elses lines for them, I thought it would be obvious...?-
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Long post; sorry - I usually get the chance to post in the evenings, so this happens sometimes.
I guess my joke wasn't even a little transparent; I was just going for a general satire of the usual flow of day 1s. Someone puts a vote on someone that someone else takes exception to on principle, and before you know it it's the basis for the first lynch. No earth-shattering social commentary or anything, just pokin' fun at the general meta. The joke wouldn't have "worked" if I hadn't unvoted. The unvote was part of the joke.Ecto wrote:Heh, it was humorous. The question to me is, what else did you do? The actual votes on Spring and the subsequent random(?) vote on Spyrex are also there. Those are actions to me, not part of the humor. I'm looking at what was actually accomplished there. I'm a little surprised that your return was that it was all humor. That was all you meant to accomplish is a bit of fun? If so, wouldn't it have been just as fun to leave your vote on Spring? So...why didn't you leave it there?
The vote on SpyreX is tradition more than anything else. Not random, but not backed by anything. Then again, maybe you're right; as you said in post 25, perhaps I just don't realize my own reasons.
No but yes. The FOS was certainly not sincere; I just wanted to change as few words as possible but I didn't want to leave the word "vote" in the quote. I do, however, share with SpyreX a dislike of long day 1s, so to poke fun at the origional text was, in some ways, cathartic.Herodotus wrote:Porkens:
Was the point of your quote block in 21, particularly your fos on Ectomancer, sincere?
P.S. I love your vote on SpyreX
I'm sure everyone is familiar with the typical motions, that's why I thought we could all have a chuckle together about it. Again, the unvote was necessary for the joke to 'work' (in my mind although it seems to have fallen completely flat anyway).Artem wrote:Porkens, given the cast of this game, I think we're all familiar with the cliche motions of Day 1. But it is these motions that typically generate content. As such, a third vote on spring would have been useful, even if it did lead to the typical scenario described by your self-dialogue.
The fact that you decided not to stick with the vote boggles me a little. So, I think we should kick off the typical flow of Day 1 from step 2 (the person who messed up on step 1): Vote: Porkens
There's that word again though; "stick." To me, since both the vote and the unvote were in the same post...I mean, there was nothing in the interrim for me to consider. I would think that my intention to unvote from the moment I started typing would be obvious...
1. You can click my wiki, it's quite comprehensive.Adel wrote: 1. what games (with links) have you finished in the last 6 months?
2. what are your on-going games?
3. what is your personal definition of lurking?
4. of the players in this game, which players have you played with in the last six months?
5. what other names do you play mafia under here?
6. what other sites have you played at within the last six months?
2. same.
3. reading a certain game but not contributing to it.
4. SpyreX, Herod, Vi, I think.
5. none
6. EpicMafia
Did someone say "trying to hard?" Or are you quoting yourself?springlullaby wrote:I think Ecto is townish with his contribution so far and Spyrex comes off as weaker in the exchange, I don't think Ecto qualify as 'trying too hard', what he has said so far makes sense and I find the level of aggression to be adequate.
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Atm, I think Porkens not keeping that third vote on is good bread.
Vote Porkens
"keeping" or "sticking," this is starting to give me a twitch! And since you're the third person to say it, offering no new reason to vote me or addressing my explanation...
Unvote. Vote Springlullaby
..woah, wierd.
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It was, in like 8 words, funnier than my post.Herod wrote:
Why do you love it?Porkens wrote:
P.S. I love your vote on SpyreX
My wiki is up-to-date, carefully layed out, and has a full list of links to all the games I've played. I put a lot of care and attention into it. I don't feel compelled to copy/paste the wiki code and edit it for html when inAdel wrote:here you go. "top of your head" (along with other answers like "most of them are on my wiki" that other players gave) is the kind of answer that dodges responsibility for omissions. It also means that I've wasted my time with you, since I'll have to do all of the work myself.oneclick you could see my entire history (and navigate it with a few more clicks). The work is done, go and enjoy it, or don't, if you feel it's a waste of your time.
This is off-putting, to me. I understand that you've stated you'll reveal your reasons later, but this is starting to feel like you're just kicking up sand for the fun of it. The worst part of all this is that it's taking focus away from the problem with Tajo's late "random" vote, and, for what it's worth, the wagon on me. So, actually, if I take a mental step back, it looks like you might be kicking up sand to change the course of the conversation.adel wrote:populartajo wrote:
I would like you to answer all your questions also.Adel wrote:
I'll answer my questions last.
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I think so. There were plenty of things to comment on, why did you feel that it was right to simply place a "random" vote? Wouldn't it have been better to comment on the issues concerning the game at that point?populartajo wrote:
There is a problem with that?Porkens wrote: The worst part of all this is that it's taking focus away from the problem with Tajo's late "random" vote
If the mock discussion hadn't been sandwitched between the vote and unvote I felt it would have lacked context.Artem wrote:
This part is lost on me. Why the joke not have worked without the unvote?Porkens wrote: The joke wouldn't have "worked" if I hadn't unvoted. The unvote was part of the joke.
Oh no; I didn't think about the merit of voting for Spring at all; I just saw that I could putpopulartajo wrote:
Alright, I'll rephrase: you've obviously thought about voting spring and that your vote would start to generate the typical content for Day 1. Having thought about it, why did you not go through with the vote?Porkens wrote: There's that word again though; "stick." To me, since both the vote and the unvote were in the same post...I mean, there was nothing in the interrim for me to consider. I would think that my intention to unvote from the moment I started typing would be obvious...someoneat 3 votes and went from there. Like I said before; it was for the sake of the satire.
I'm fine with this, of course.Artem wrote:Of course the fact that you didn't go through with it makes you the guinea pig that we're riding on and not spring, so I'm not too heart-broken. Do you deserve to be lynched for your lack of vote (or lack of "sticking" to a vote, if you prefer) for spring? No. Do you deserve to have a wagon formed on you for the purposes of content generation? Heck yea. (though it seems that there are other candidates for competing wagons emerging)
Wooo he's a smart one; QFT.Herodotus wrote:Why do we need a consensus opinion on what lurking is? If you formalize it, that will allow players to look for ways to fall outside the imperfect formal definition while still lurking in practice. If they're called on it, they can just point to the consensus definition to excuse themselves.
But even if you don't formalize it (and I assume that you don't intend to) I'd rather the scum not know that certain townies will let them get away with certain things.
I don't think there was anything to deflect. I did have reasons; Spring because that would be the third vote, and SpyreX becasue, well, I like voting for SpyreX (we're buddies so it's only natural).Ectomancer wrote:A joke is an effective method of deflecting from a player real attack. Both the beginning and the end are not jokes. He chose those 2 players for reason. The question is, why did he abandon the first (after explaining why it was a null tell vite), It demands questions, I didnt read it as simply a joke. Im always reading between the lines behind the joke.
I eagerly await Adel's explanations.Herod wrote: Vote: Adel
You may be planning to contribute a lot soon, but so far you have not. You're "aware of the search function" but stated that the reason you insisted on everyone posting their own games was that you would "have to do all of the work myself" otherwise. It's about 20 seconds of work per player, that way. Not much more than finding their list within the thread.-
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I guess I'm about donedefendingmy joke. I can see how Ecto has it in his head, and that's fine (wrong, but fine), and I'm not going to jump on him for it. I will say, though, as a parting shot, that if I wanted to avoid sticking my neck out, I could have done that in a more elagent way.
I have noted, and am wary, of the profound nut-slurping I've recieved from SpyreX. Call this distaning if you want!
Ecto;everyone has their baggage; I certainly do. Rest assured; I'll lynch you if your scum. I dunno about joinging {BaM}, we've never had any interest in the past
AdelI forgot Elmo was in the game; I guess that would count as lurking to me. I'm sure interested to see where you're going with your little project. But yes; those are my final answers.-
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ah, so if there was another player with activity as low as ecto's (or lower) you would not excuse that?Herodotus wrote:The reason I'm excusing Elmo (temporarily) is because Elmo warned us before the game that they might have to lurk due to RL factors. Otherwise, I might have voted Elmo in my last post.Akbar
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Adel:There was nothing else I was confused about in post 133. Thanks for the answer, I dig it.
Herod and Adel:It was an obviously loaded question. I didn't give anything away (especially not to Herod). "Not pro-town?" I just shake my head at that statement.
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Wow; stuff happened.
Ok so first of all I admit that sayingit's a trapmight have given away something to someone in some games, but I actually put that possibility outside the realm of reason with this group. It was basically a bright orange bear trap in the middle of the road anyway.
Still waiting on Adel's explanation (did I miss it?) for what significance the questionare had.
What a rediculous qeuestion in 164, spring "Hey mod, I should ask this via PM but I want everyone to know I asked it: did the scum get to talk pregame <CAUSE I DONT KNOW IM NOT SCUM>" blarg.
Artem bent around like a reed in the wind at the start of the whole exchange with Herod.
Elmo, in 175, makes me shake my WIFOM head.
SpyreX, in 181, "bandwagons bad, long days bad..." is slightly scitzopherenic.
SpyreX, in 188, "THIS IS HOW WE META," resonates with me.
Elmo in 190, "Hey, you're both town, yeah?," makes my guts clench.
Artem, this at first didn't look like an honest question to me. Reading the flow of the conversation, I thought the meaning was quite clear:Artem wrote:Hero, my biggest problem is this:
I got a red flag from your playstyle. I noted it. You said that I shouldn't be suspecting you to be scum based on that. I agreed that the level of suspicion does not warrant a vote. You seemed to disagree. I don't understand how you can both say that I should not have a high level of suspicion while saying that my level of suspicion should warrant a vote. Perhaps I came off with a stronger level suspicion than intended when writing words, but the lack of a vote (or even an FOS) should have given you a better idea of my level of suspicion, no?
Artem: I think Herod is likely scum.
Herod: Why?
Artem: This reason.
Herod: That's a bad reason.
Artem: You're right.
Herod: But if you think I'm likely scum, why aren't you voting for me?
Artem: Fine <vote>.
Herod: But your reason still sucks.
Artem: Yeah, so?
Basically, if you know your reason sucks, then you shouldn't use it for the basis of a vote. If you feel strongly in your vote; you should have a reason that, you at least, think is good. Don't you see the contradiction in your actions here?
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Adel, in this game you've refered to your "deep meta analysis" twice, I believe, but I've yet to see any. I assume that isalsoforthcomming?
If I ever "vote for reactions" like Adel's 217, my god I'd be wagoned so fast.
Since the overhaul of EM, I don't think the old links work?
Spring, that's re-read/post promise number...3 now?
Artem I don't think you've voted or unvoted on your own in the last 5 pages. Why do you wait for someone to tell you to do it? ATM you seem to be puppy-dogging Adel. The end of 223 is bizzare to me. I feel for you if you're irritated, but you shouldn't blame other people for it.
I'd love to hang Spring or Artem.
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Spring: The reason I asked about "trying to hard" was I couldn't find any post in which anyone actually said that, yet you put it in quotes, as if someone had. It's not a trick question.
As for you following Ecto's vote; as you say you were following his reasons but they werebadreasons. The "sticking to" or "keeping" terms were being missused. Sure, you don't have to always have origional reasoing, but you shouldn't follow BAD reasoning.
Troll brought up a good point;whydid you ask the question? Pretend you had gotten a "yes" answer and tell us what that would have meant to you. Which interactions are you talking about?
By '''stalling''' you could be hoping to avoid notice altogether, let alone suspicion. If you saynothing, no one can hold anythign you say against you.
And, I'm sorry, but I can't agree with the rest of you on this one;
So you are in the hospital, hurt real bad, 10 hours after your last post, and your clear-headed, and physically capable enough to A) think "oh shit, my internet forum mafia game" and B) tell us about it? That's very hard to believe, and I think you are full of shit.Ectomancer wrote:I'm in the hospital. Over a week, I'm real bad. I hurt myself-
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Tajo:I don't like your description of me as "either ... town or ... scum." Fence-sit much? And then I show up as Prob Town. You've also got Ecto on your "prob town" list but mention himnowherein the preceding analysis. I'm getting "out-of-left-field" vibes from your vote on Hero.
Artem:, if you declair that you have no intention of lynching someone you're voting for...maybe I'm missing the point? What good do your bandwagons tdo if you don't intend for them to end in lynches?
SpyreX:Since you've made it part of the game;
[quote="spyreX"That said, Porken's statement firmly cements him as town in my eyes. No way in hell would scum take that stance considering the probable negative repercussions from it. So, thats something.[/quote]
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Oh very well, one more before I get on the plane.
Which part of SpyreX's posts did I echo with this (the ONLY think I said about you in my last real post):Artem wrote:@Porkens:
-For two posts in a row, you've basically echoed what SpyreX said towards me. I think you're being hypocritical here when you say I don't do anything on my own.
I think you kinda missed the point with this question anyway, but that's fine.Porkens wrote:Artem:, if you declair that you have no intention of lynching someone you're voting for...maybe I'm missing the point? What good do your bandwagons tdo if you don't intend for them to end in lynches?
Oh what the hell;
Unvote. Vote: Artem(L-2?)
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Artem:I was far more intersted in the idea of "bandwagons are good because they give pressure and promote discussion" combined with the statement "I have no intention of lynching the guy who's wagon I am on." I think my question to you was similar to, but separate from, what SpyreX was asking/talking about. The point that I don't think you got was that it wasn't necessarily an attack. As far as I believe; wagons are only useful if they have the potential to end in lynches.
Adel:It would be a great time soon to reveal what you've learned from our responses to your survey and why you origionaly voted for SpyreX. As for Artem having a 'crap' case on him; I get plenty of negative vibes and a general over-defensive feel from him. To me, it's obvious that he'd be a decent day 1 lynch. I'm supprised that you've been so vocaly opposed to it. I'm personally not going to put together an in-one-place case; if someone wants to do that it would be fine, but ultimatly unneccesary imo.
Herod's unvote is rediculous, and I can't believe he jumped off the wagon at L-2 to prevent a too-early claim. There ya' go. This is the strongest negative point against Herod I've seen all game.-
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obviously every game will go down exactly like your last one.Adel wrote: in my last game, on I replaced in on day 2, during night 2 with 12 or 13 players alive, two out of the three players with night moves two of them targeted me. I expect to get night killed in this game, obviously.
This is why I don't think you've understood my question or problem with what you've said. But for the sake of argument; no, I can't think of a wagon which OBVIOUSLY (popular word today) wouldn't end in a lynch. Then again, I probably would pay enough attention to such a pointless, stupid wagon to remember it.Artem wrote:So I ask you again, have you never seen wagons where it's obvious that the player is not going to be lynched? I simply stated that explicitly. I explained what wagons are good for in 254. Two of the things I gave don't require the person to be lynched (i.e., 1) Divison of players into on-wagon and off-wagon categories; 2) Prematurely asking for a claim.)
Once again; if youknowthe wagon isn't going to end in a lynch, what's the point? That's like A pointing a gun at B (one that everyone involved knows is not loaded), and people making decisions based on A and B's actions.-
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Bandwagons are good.Artem wrote:Can you explain your vote on me? If you didn't mean to attack me, then I don't understand why you're voting me if we're having a simple misunderstanding.
This reads as manipulative rabble-rousing, to me.Korts <to Vi in 313> wrote:I wonder, were you trying to shift my arguments against Troll into a more refutable position? It would make sense, coupled with your light attacks against him, in a distancing scenario between you two.
I can't tell if this is peace-keeping or defending. Why shouldElmo wrote:Porkens: Unless I'm mistaken, Artem's lack of intention to immediately lynch the person whose wagon he does not exclude the wagon having potential to lynch them. You wouldn't typically expect someone to say "WE NEED TO LYNCH X IMMEDIATELY" early in the day, but early bandwagoning is commonplace. And yeah, Herod's unvote is ridiculous, it's like he doesn't genuinely believe Artem is scum, unsurprisingly - no wonder Artem sees a huge difference between this and the aggressive townie he played with before. Maybe you should do something about that, y'know, with a rope?Ido something about Herod whenArtemthinks he's acting scummy?
so you did, my bad - I don't know how I missed that.Tajo wrote:Also, I did comment on Ecto, please check again. I already explained my vote on Hero.
I'm not for the tajo wagon a.t.m.. Primarily because it's being driven by Adel who still hasn't posted her reasons/motivations for a couple of major points.-
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I get it that part of this attack is payback for when I called you out onArtem wrote: Porkens has been echoing a lot of sentiments that other players have. While each one may be a valid concern and having a second person echo it may be good, repeatedly doing so without generating own original content is a scumtell to me. (or at least a laziness-tell, but why would town be lazy in this game?)the same thing, but it doesn't really stick in my craw because, well, every time you say it's scummy, your reinforcingyour own scumtells.
If you really think I'm just following along, I'm flabbergasted. But even worse; otherwise, this is just a half-assed OMGUS.-
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Adel wrote: you are talking to a person that thinks in terms of days instead of mere pages. I think you may need to find a new stalling tactic -- this one isn't going to get you anywhere.this post doesn't make sense because...
A: I'm talking to Artem, not you, at the moment.
B: Days or Pages, same difference in this case.
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It's staying there until she explains the two points that she's been promising to explain all game.Ectomancer wrote:
I don't think that you could argue that I have a lack of experience. Anyhow, you are arguing over the wrong thing. If you do that all the time (promise charts and such and that isn't a lie), then it is a null tell because you do it whether you are town or scum. An argument over whether they work or not is for MD, not the game. So there should be no vote on you on that basis.Adel wrote:
like, it isn't based upon evidence or experience. I think it is a lie.Herodotus wrote:
I don't understand.Adel wrote:I fail to see how this could be a genuine opinion that Ecto generated honestly.
I told you I look for motivations over what people say, or even who they are sometimes. Porkens snap agreed and voted Adel even though there were 3 competing wagons at the time. If you have scum buddies in trouble, one way to help them out is spread the towns vote across as many busses as you can, hoping theirs will die.
So I'd like an explanation from Porkens concerning his vote following mine on Adel.
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I like the name analysis; it'll be useful later.
Adel; the two points I'm talking about are, as if it shouldn't be glaringly obvious; your "in-depth psychological analysis" of our responses to your survey at the very beginning of the game, and your actual reasons for the sudden vote on SpyreX.
In general, I can't believe how much everyone is letting Adel slide. It boggles my mind.
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Adel, I'm impressed by your chart in 442. However, I am tired of beating my head against the wall asking you (again, and again) for the now 3 pieces of information you should give us (1. What's your meta analysis of your survey results? 2. Explanation for what reactions you wanted from the vote on SpyreX (I actually don't care about these, but since you said you would explaine, please do.) 3. What have I been stalling on?)
Elmo, your analysis in 448 is nice, but of course it'll get more interesting as the game develops (aka people start dying). I also dig what you accuse Korts of in 452.
Korts, as per 456; are you saying you backed off your vote because Adel questioned you?
Herod;
andherod wrote:In that regard, I'm going to disappoint him. I just hope it doesn't lead to a mislynch in LYLO (I'm guessing this is the current game-plan of the scum, assuming Elmo is town.)
This has been mentioned already but it warrents another: What?Herod wrote:Do you think the scum are going to even consider NKing me?
AND an """rolefishing""" backpeddle in 477?
unvote, vote: herodotus
Artem; Blah, I've asked the most, I don't even have to go back and count to be sure of that (although you are welcome to.) Like I said before, your attack on me, consisting of "PORKENS IS JUST PARROTING"afterI accused you of the same is transparent, I dunno, "one-upsmanship," possibly? In any case, doing it the most makes me king of it, so there you go.-
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QFT, however;Artem wrote:Adel, the fact that you didn't have a chart that was concurrent with the game is actually a point against you.
Except for those of us, of course, who were justArtem wrote:I think that a lot of votes on you were because players suspected that you were pretending to be busy running some deep analysis in the background. So when it turns that you don't even have a chart, which according to you is the how you play this game, then I'm more inclined to side with the sentiment that a lot of the mystery was for show.following along.
All aboard for the lastArtem wrote:Of course, now if Hero flips scum, I'd be more inclined to buy into the scum-driven derailing of Hero's wagon, which would buy you townie points.bus.-
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How insulting Please to turn on your irony/sarcasm detector, along with your 'vibe' radar.Adel wrote:Porkens wrote: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... 20#1298220
congrats, you have a meta for blindly hammering. Yet another player who thinks that having an anti-town meta will help thenm in games, just what this site needs.-
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Huh, I'm not sure how to respond to this. 'No?' is my initial position, since I was talking specifically, and obviously, to y'all.Artem wrote: Are you talking in the mirror there buddy?
Your theory is that I hammered my scum buddy, either unknowingly in a fit of stupidity, or knowingly, but without asking for a claim and therefore making myself look scummy and "blindly hammer happy?" Do either of those strike you as likely?
You also seem pretty confident that Herod is gunna flip scum yetyou weren't on his wagon.-
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Nope sorry, I got confused; yes, I was saying you,Artemwere busing Herod.
See, that's where I go "all three of them are scum." Or at the very least you may know that Herod will flip scum and are trying to buddy up to Adel now.Artem wrote: I think if Hero flips scum, Adel is town.
These two posts are the onse from which I get the "he knows Herod is scum" vibe:Adel wrote: Atrem doesn't seem confident of hero's alignment to me Are you trying to set him up, again?
This, comming out when it does looks, to me, like a setup in it's own right. It's a declaration that Adel will get townpoints iff Herod flips scum. There's no merit to doing so unless Artem will personally gain from it.Artem wrote: Adel, the fact that you didn't have a chart that was concurrent with the game is actually a point against you.
I think that a lot of votes on you were because players suspected that you were pretending to be busy running some deep analysis in the background. So when it turns that you don't even have a chart, which according to you is the how you play this game, then I'm more inclined to side with the sentiment that a lot of the mystery was for show.
Of course, now if Hero flips scum, I'd be more inclined to buy into the scum-driven derailing of Hero's wagon, which would buy you townie points.
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^^^This accusation hinges on Herod being scum.Artem wrote:(RE: I said Artem was busing Herod) Are you talking in the mirror there buddy?-
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I don't actually follow the bolded part. Why wouldAdel wrote:
it wasn't even a major wagon on me! It was just referenced a lot of times! I never had the same number of votes as H, let alone more.Artem wrote:@514: Aaah... I see now.
Still, I don't think it makes sense. Why would a wagon start building up on Adel while Hero is under pressure, but not when I was under pressure? People finally had enough of it... all of a sudden? No, I think if Hero flips scum, Adel is town.
This is highly unusual in my experience..I'm not sure what to make of it. I think that if H. flips scum then looking at players referenced my wagon multiple times without getting on board is a good idea.notbeing on your wagon, if Herod flips scum, be a scumtell?-
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In the PNW we call it patronizing.Adel wrote:
in the South people call this "slow-talking" -- getting people to underestimate your intelligence so that you can take advantage of their misconception.Porkens wrote:It doesn't, really. But I run on a dumber plane than most of you; Adel is on Hero's wagon and Artem isn't.-
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Like I said before, the three people all dying and all being town made my psyche shatter. You've been giving me a scummy gut vibe for a long time. And like I said, and have consistently said, thought the game; If I were vig, I'd shoot Adel.Adel wrote:why are you voting for me?
Look at his other vig games; he always shoots night one, and he always claims.why do you believe SpryeX's claim?
[quote="Adel]why do you think it is improbable that I'm being setup for a mislynch?[/quote]
I didn't say I thought it was improbable. But you are on my short-list of scum possibles.
I skimmed. I didn't absorb much; it's all turning into white noise at this point (megapost v. megapost). But I do know SpyreX's claiming/shooting habits as vig, and I take that to be your main point against him even though you claim to do "deep, psycological meta analysis."Adel wrote:Did you really read all of the posts in this thread, since your last post, before your vote on me? Did you really think about all of those exchanges?-
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Red Six be thinking Troll is possibly town. Red Six has no real reads on anyone, anymore because of the surprises of last night and the blinding red certainty that Adel is scum. If Red Six lives till tomorrow, Red Six will assess who is Adel's partner, but for now Red Six feels it's moot whoelseis scum.
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I didn't know what the votecount was, and I was too lazy to go check. I actually had (L-2?) typed out <again, apparently>, but didn't want to look foolish.why didn't you warn of lynch -2 with this post,
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SpyreX is obvtown.
unvote, vote Adel
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Town.springlullaby wrote:@Adel.
1) I do not get the way you are acting as if you are unjustly attacked. When I make un-obvious play as town, I expect resistance and don't act naive if it comes. The answer to your question "what do I expect of you" is simple: justify the town motive behind your play, because I do not see it.
2) I do not like the last 2 pages, from either you or Spyrex, I see those page as pointless bickering.
3) I do not like the fact that you have posted your spreadsheet and the questionnaire answers for about the 3rd time, and consider it very plausible that it is malicious spamming.
4) I do not like the following:
My answer is no, I do not think any attempt at appeal to emotion is legitimate, especially in this game because I think everybody here good enough to do it at scum. However, I remember clearly that you have dismissed my using this argument toward Artem as "pseudo-random", so I'm not liking your change here.Adel wrote:
do you think that appeal to emotion was legitimate? Storming off like that doesn't meet my expectation for townie behavior.springlullaby wrote: @Spyrex: do you plan on posting ever again? What is it with people being so susceptible.
5)Generally speaking, the only reason I'm personally wary of calling you scum is because your play makes as little sense as scum as it does as town and am second guessing because I would expect better from you, scum or town. This is no longer satisfactory as I see you as plausibly daring enough to make that play as scum and setting yourself up as an easy target.
Now, below is the compilation of all the vote you have cast till now. I'd like you to justify each of them, clearly, and without mystery.
Day 1:
Vote Spyrex
Vote Herodotus
Vote Pop.
Vote spyrex
Vote Porkens
Vote Herod
Day 2
Vote Zorblag
Vote spyrex
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Why are you setting this as Adel town/Spyrex scum or Spyrextown/adelscum scenario?
If Adel flips town, why should it be conviction of your guilt?
If you flip town, why should it make Adel scum?
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D-FENCE chug chug D-FEnCEElmo wrote:Guys. Go back and look at Porkens' first post where he joked about doing something that looks scummy (third vote on a wagon without reasoning) for the purposes of getting reactions. Now try and tell me with a straight face that he doesn't understand why Adel might gambit similarly.
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