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DeathSauce Goon
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I guess we're moving out of the random stage now, so I'll
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Nothing too interesting striking me just yet. A few minor things, like Plessiez answering for vampyrus. I thought death_omen's reasoning on WLC was shaky at first, but it does seem strange to come back and clarify that an obviously random vote was indeed random.-
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Yes, that is the post I was referring to. I'm not drawing any major conclusions from it, it's just that I always notice when one player answers a question directed at another. It probably means less on page 2 than it does on page 20, so that's why I merely mentioned it and didn't point a FoS or anything.Plessiez wrote: death_sauce: What makes you say I was "answering for vampyrus"? You meant this post, right? I think it's pretty clear I was just carrying on the random phase tradition of giving awful reasons to vote for somebody (and vampyrus and Muerrto can confirm I'm not in on whatever inside joke was behind vamp's original comment).
Just an unnecessary thing to do. No one (I hope) expects a page one vote to be anything but random, so coming back to say it was random was unnecessary. I don't particularly see it as scummy, just odd.Why do you think WLC's confirmation that his vote was random - one minute after his original post - is "strange"? And is it strange in a particularly scummy way (I don't really see how), or simply not something you'd expect a player to do?-
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DeathSauce Goon
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This game was getting slow, so I decided to poke you to see what reaction I got. And notwithstanding Khel's post above, I felt you came out awfully combative over a fairly meaningless vote. That was interesting, but not as interesting as what came after that.Muerrto wrote: And believe me I know how to poke people and get the reactions I want.
Death Omen's willingness to jump on a gathering wagon with nothing but craplogic was much more interesting, I felt.
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DeathSauce Goon
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1) I think Khelvaster is probably town, say 70%, but I disagree with his belief that someone defending their self is not a scumtell. The way someone defends themselves can definitely give you insight into their approach to the game.Questions for DeathSauce:
1) What are you current thoughts on Khel and vampyrus?
2) Is it your normal habit to remove any early random votes as soon as you think the game is moving out of "the random stage"?
Vampy, I have no solid read on him. He has a sort of "jokey" air that I have seen a few times from scum, but he might just be a really happy guy. If I had to put a percentage on him, I'd say 51% scum.
2) It depends. If I think my random vote could be useful in applying pressure later in the day I will sometimes keep it in place, but for the most part I tend to unvote random votes once the discussion gets serious.-
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DeathSauce Goon
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I think you misread my comment, or maybe I just expressed it poorly. The only point I am making is that observing the way someone defends their self is useful. I read your comment as that you never wanted to see anyone commenting on anyone-else's self defense.Khelvaster wrote:
Deathsauce, IGMEOY. You just contradicted yourself. There is no way that defending oneself, as opposed to not defending oneself, is a scumtell in and of itself. Of course, they way they defend themselves is important. However, the fact they they defend themselves is not.DeathSauce wrote: 1) I think Khelvaster is probably town, say 70%, but I disagree with his belief that someone defending their self is not a scumtell. The way someone defends themselves can definitely give you insight into their approach to the game.-
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You worry me as well. I felt your reaction to a third vote was quite overblown, since there was only the very slightest of chances that there was any danger in it for you. If there had been four more votes right away for a quicklynch it would be be bad forMuerrto wrote: And finally, Sauce. He actually worries me the most. He posted a total of three times between my WIFOM post and his vote for me. He was the last to jump on my wagon before Omen jumped on and everyone else jumped off. He didn't vote Omen, just FoS'ed him so he's not quite as vote happy as the other 3. But he continues to misunderstand what I mean by slowing down the game. Did Khev calling for a lynch -2 on Omen before he can even defend himself show you what I mean by slowing down the game? Not content, voting.you, but good for the town because we'd have a pretty good idea of who to look at.
So that's why I'm not against voting, I like to see votes. Votes prompt action and reaction, like it did with you. That's what gets the game moving and gives us information. I am definitely not against gathering a lot of information on Day One, but sometimes a vote history is all the information you need.-
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Muerrto wrote: And now for questions for Pless:
First off, bout time someone posted some content. I wanted to ask you earlier but didn't wanna be seen as buddying up. You're the oldest player here by join date alone so good to finally hear from you.
:My question is what is your straight opinion of me ignoring my content?And finally, what is your MO? Everyone's got one. So far it seems very logic oriented, watching how people respond, questioning it, getting them to clarify each line. Good approach and it seemed to get some interesting answers from Flea.
This whole exchange BOTHERS me. It all seems like a suck-up on a grand scale. "Oh Plessiez, you are so wise, what do you think of my play? You are so logic oriented and play with such skill!"
I honestly do not ever recall seeing another post like this one on this board. Why are you concerned with what Plessiez thinks about you? Why are you eager to promote him as an authority?-
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Man, I have never seen someone so completely fall apart with a measly 4 votes on them. death omen's reaction have been really puzzling, normally that sort of thing doesn't happen until the person is at least at L-2.
A few phrases from death omen are troubling, the whole "IF I am town" and when he says "I'm not one of those crybaby townies.." I know what he meant to imply in the second one, but why not say "crybaby players" or the like? I don't know, I'm probably making a mountain out of a molehill.
Right now Khelvaster leads my suspicion list. On Day One I look for the player who is trying the hardest to lead/influence the vote, and Khel is pushing one of the stronger D1 lynches I have seen.-
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DeathSauce Goon
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What did he do that you thought was scummy? All you said earlier was that he hadn't "done anything in the town's interest".VampanezeHunter wrote:Ok sorry I forgot about my first post, he had done town stuff! So I haven't really had a sudden change it just I was lacking organization! So screw the second reason! Really Iwassupicious of Khel, then he did something I thought was scummy! And now I'm going toFoS: Khelvaster! Hope that answers all questions!-
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Answers inGREEN
Plessiez wrote: Questions for DeathSauce:
1) Right now, you have your vote on Muerrto because "the accumulation of oddities is just too much". Would you mind listing the oddities that bother you most of all? This isn't really very clear from your posts.
For the most part, it is is his seeming to coach death_omen. I really think Khelvaster found something interesting there.
2) If you had to choose between lynching death_omen and Khel today, which would you pick? Why?
Omen. In a heartbeat. I had already considered switching my vote to omen today. My reasoning is: In case I am wrong about omen/Muerrto, Muerrto seems to be an able player and is a valuable asset to the town. If omen is lynched and comes up scum, then we can argue some more about the apparent coaching, but I would be in favor of a Muerrto lynch. If death-omen comes up town, then I was wrong and we retain a strong town asset.
3) Sticking with Khel, could you explain the thought process that led you from considering he was "70% pro-town" (in #115) to having him be your top supsect (see #196) just a few days later?
Actually, I won't explain that. Sorry.
4) You've not really said what you think about Vampaneze since the random phase ended, though it's clear from #201 that - unlike some people, I fear - you've not been ignoring his posts. Could you tell us what your impression of him is at this point?
Who can tell? It is pretty rare to see a player jump around at random like that and not seem to care about it! It's a confusing tactic, to say the least, which is probably why people are ignoring him, he hurts their brains.unvote, vote: death_omen-
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No problem. My initial thought was to lynch the more experienced of the scum, that is why I voted for you. In considering the possibility that I am wrong, I decided to vote the less experienced player, in hopes that if I am wrong it is less of a detriment to the town.
Your post above about how you will be viewed as suspicious no matter who is lynched puzzles me a tad. Can you explain why you would be suspect if Khel is lynched?-
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