In post 139, Alduskkel wrote:
With regards to Pine's reaction test: Terrible. Firstly, votes without reasonsalwaysget attention, criticism, and/or votes on the voter. Secondly, the results of the test are really not useful. brundibar's Post 85 sums it up. Trying to nail down an unestablished player based on his meta just doesn't work. OTOH, I don't see how Pine's test is scummy. It seems more stupid than anything else.
The problem is that Pine prides himself on not being stupid. So this is severely out of character.
What? WHAAAAAT!?In post 198, ICEninja wrote:Michel wrote:
@ICE: you mean that pine regulary takes anti-town actions? I did a quick read of his games and saw him surviving to endgame in a couple of them. How comes he isn't lynched more early more often?
Town surviving to late game is more about not being night killed than not being lynched. Night kills always land on town, where lynches don't. Anti-town players (Pine isn't ALWAYS anti-town, but he is pretty much always conceited and somewhat rude, which often gets mistaken for anti-town or even scummy) and is virtually always a lynch possibility, but rarely the first pick for a lynch, so he ends up surviving to late game all the time. No offense to Pine at all, I've gotten used to playing with him (the first couple times were not very enjoyable but I get him now) and I'm not really convinced he's scum here.
Especially with the tracker claim, I don't want to see Pine lynched today. Scum will night kill him, which is fine because that means our strong pro-town players will survive to day 2.
No. Scum will NOT nightkill him, because he's irritating and decidedly anti-town. Scum
this is, of course, only when Pine is not scum. Then, Pine doesn't get Nightkilled because he's scum. Pine survives until the end of the game.
See, but Pine doesn't get lynched because he can always worm his way out of it. For some reason, we're always hesitant to lynch Pine. Look, even now, he makes a claim of a weak investigative role. It's not unbelievable, there's little chance he'll be counter-claimed, and there's little chance (since it's such a weak role) that he'll even draw the nigthkill for it. This is a perfect survival claim. You know who
Pine is Pine is Pine. There's no telling his alignment, and in my personal opinion, it's best to lynch him early, when the information is the most vague and the townies are the most willing to put through a meaningless vote. Because you can't lynch him later on. You just can't. It can't be done. You can't do it. Try it. You Can't. Pine survives until the end of the game.
In post 212, ICEninja wrote:I'm not 100% caught up but I just wanted to make a comment that in my entire game history, I have never seen town have 2 of the same role except under circumstance of JOAT, and even then it's extremely rare for a town JOAT to share a role with another town PR.
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Case closed.