VOTE: T S O
Everyone except for you, that is.
Simplicity is good.In post 159, toolenduso wrote:This doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. It seems like either a read that was developed and debated as it was written down (ie, her mind wasn't made up beforehand) or like a read that came out as vague and flip-floppy because the feelings behind it aren't genuine (ie, because she isn't actually trying to find scum).In post 144, Cho wrote:2)I realize that my vote on T S O may actually fall under the category of "OMGUS voting", in the sense that I did roll my eyes and say "Oh My God" and that T S O does, in fact, suck.
a)I really want to bring myself to scumread him
i)but I reluctantly think he is town for the blind aggression
1)and yet I am also leaning toward scumreading him because I know he can be hyperaggressive to form a façade of towniness when he is scum.
a)T S O is anullleaningI-hope-you-are-scumread for me.
b)My vote is still on him because I don't like unnecessarily mean people.
Not sure which is more likely. The first one is the easier explanation, but that could come from either scum or town.
In post 164, The Betting Pool wrote:VOTE: Cho
Frankly there is nothing going for this girl. Her absence while she waited for the pressure to leave didn't work, and she admits that is what she was trying to do. How is that town in anyway? Town know that sometimes they will die and they should accept that and give as much info before their death by arguing their case so when they get mislynched it can be analyzed later by surviving town.
Cho are you sure you're a veteran of this site? There are mean people here who's play style is basically just to be a jerk. So your point's 2b and 2bi shouldn't be said, and I think you just posted that to try and explain some of your scummy activity away.
Why are you backing off on the unlynchable thing? I would of liked you more for town if you stuck to it... Don't try to appease us by backing off it please.
Oh come on! You've been skimming the thread for instances of your name? Are you just compulsively admitting to your own scum behavior? Are you a jester or something?
Why are you asking for us to ask you questions when you think you are going to be mislynched today? Scum fear the hunt of a town person about to be mislynched because after the flip all the information they gather is confirmed to be from a town source. How about you start asking some questions instead? There wasn't one "?" in that whole post and that is why you are scum.
In post 144, Cho wrote:2)I realize that my vote on T S O may actually fall under the category of "OMGUS voting", in the sense that I did roll my eyes and say "Oh My God" and that T S O does, in fact, suck.
a)I really want to bring myself to scumread him
i)but I reluctantly think he is town for the blind aggression
1)and yet I am also leaning toward scumreading him because I know he can be hyperaggressive to form a façade of towniness when he is scum.
a)T S O is anullleaningI-hope-you-are-scumread for me.
In post 179, Cho wrote:In post 159, toolenduso wrote:This doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. It seems like eithera read that was developed and debated as it was written down (ie, her mind wasn't made up beforehand)or like a read that came out as vague and flip-floppy because the feelings behind it aren't genuine (ie, because she isn't actually trying to find scum).
Not sure which is more likely.The first one is the easier explanation, but that could come from either scum or town.Simplicity is good.
In post 181, Cho wrote:I like my vote on you because not only is trying to read you...polarizing... but I don't particularly like your behavior either. You may be a null read for me now, but I'm ok with my vote because you still could be overaggressive Scum, according to what people have said about your playstyle.
In post 183, Cho wrote:It's not like everything Scum say is textbook-scummy. And it's not like everything Town does is "by the book". I've been hoping this whole time that your blind aggression comes from Scum for sanity's sake, but with so many people saying you read as Town, I want to be stubborn with my read but I know I need to concede in some way at some point or another. So you're Null for now.
In post 186, Cho wrote:Yes, I did scumread you. As most of my posts afterward have already explained, though, I've mellowed on that read.
In these posts, I either hinted or explicitly said that after the initial discussion, I came to read you as Null.In post 187, Cho wrote:And I suppose this is where I let go of it.
UNVOTE:
Still Null at the moment, but not necessarily Scum. I don't know if I'll be able to fully trust people saying you're Town, because again I can't take you as a townread for aggression alone, which feels like it's the case for some others.
Assuming this was addressed to me, and not T S O, I don't think this applies to me. Probably because being the largest wagon at the moment, my name is coming up all the time anyway. It's gotten to a point where just looking for posts with my name in them when I'm in a rush leads me to glancing at most of the posts anyway.In post 197, Egg wrote:That's twice you've popped back up as soon as someone says your name.
Oh, I'm sorry, that was just me being struck speechless by your shameless misrepresentation.In post 202, Cho wrote:
This is also the quote earlier that I was talking about. I lurked prior to 144. Then in between then and my next series of posts, I was inactive. People should probably stop saying my read on T S O and my explanation of this contradict themselves; they don't.In post 181, Cho wrote:1)You're saying it's not Town, and of course, I disagree. There is a huge difference between what Townshoulddo and what Town oftendoesdo. You're right in that I shouldn't have lurked earlier (the gap between these series of posts and my previous ones was due to a combination of hangovers and my schedule), but the fact remains that I did. And while you're right in that it's something Scum would do, you're also wrong in thinking Town wouldn't.
UNVOTE:In post 258, Jargonaut wrote:So you find Riptide scummy for their arguments against you? Isn't TSO making the same arguments?In post 254, Cho wrote:Didn't see the end of last page. I'll respond to Rubicon whenever I get back online. Busy day.
Oh, and I'm also debating whether or not I should vote Riptide. Partially because I'm kind of tired of their misrepresentative attacks on me, partially because it's the biggest wagon besides mine. Any thoughts? Would you call me out as scummy for being survivalistic, or are Town not allowed to want to avoid guaranteed mislynches?
Bye.
Also, FYI that last Cho vote put her at L-1.
Because I like attention, to a certain extent before it gets into irritating tunneling. I enjoy RVS, but at the same time I like to make oddly strong statements in it. Consider it a playstyle thing.In post 248, Rubicon wrote:This post comes so close to being something I approve of, yet somehow falls so short.In post 27, Cho wrote:I am 100% confident that Cho, Elyse, and mnemonicdevice are Town for their votes. Accordingly, they are now Town Day 1 Unlynchables.
UNVOTE:
VOTE: MTD
You state here that you were deliberately exaggerating your reads on these players:
You must have known this whole series of early posts would attract attention. So why did you want that attention? What were you hoping to achieve by making exaggerated statements like this?In post 181, Cho wrote:3)I'm "backing off" because I made an RVS statement meant to come off as a strong read, even though I knew myself that it wasn't concrete at all. I don't particularly like this point either because I'm both going to be called Scum for using the buzzword, and called Scum for admitting it was a buzzword.
I'm townreading Elyse. She's actually making sense.In post 248, Rubicon wrote:What are your current reads on Elyse and mnemonicdevice? (I won't bother asking for your current read on Cho. )In post 32, Cho wrote:As a result, Cho, Elyse, and mnemonicdevice are exempt from much of my suspicion for today, provided that they don't royally fuck up, of course!
In post 248, Rubicon wrote:In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball? Regardless, you'll never be conftown, because you're being quite mean right now.Cho, please explain this comment.I can't find any context for it, and when asked about it earlier, you never responded.
In post 34, T S O wrote:When she flips scum I'm conftown, by the way.
In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball? Regardless, you'll never be conftown, because you're being quite mean right now.
It was serious at the time. Then I realized the reasoning was silly.In post 248, Rubicon wrote:Was this serious?In post 44, Cho wrote:Riptide, yes, of course! Their votes and posts simply looked so comfortable. It certainly doesn't look like scum forcing themselves to play along with town's "true RVS" game, as may happen when scum are trying to choose whether to place their first vote on a teammate or not!
Of course, this isn't a concrete towntell, as I've already explained. But I like their votes, and so far I like Elyse's style!
If you're scum, this looks like you're deliberately creating WIFOMy interactions with Elyse and mnemonicdevice in case your over-the-top posts get you lynched. I don't understand why you, if town, would be doing this, but feel free to explain it if you can.
Well, today is slightly like how I expect most Mini Day 1s to go: the potential lynches are only a part of the playerlist. Ignoring isn't the best way to put it. It's more like recognizing that because of my early townreads on these players, I'll probably want to focus on scumhunting and voting more on other slots.In post 248, Rubicon wrote:Why not? As an approach to the game of mafia, what do you gain by ignoring certain players during Day 1? (This is a serious question.) It's ironic because the more you say you're ignoring those players the more I want to hear you give detailed, concrete thoughts about them.In post 47, Cho wrote:But while I'm not allowing myself to completely exclude those players, Elyse in particular, from potentially being scum, Iamallowing myself the small luxury of feeling like I can trust them for the time being. (Meaning, I'm not going to bother myself in trying to envision scenarios where they could be scum, at least for Day 1.)
RVS naked votes. I find RVS interactions that look awkward and like "fake scumhunting" to be less appealing.In post 248, Rubicon wrote:I have trouble believing you think naked votes are a town tell.In post 53, Cho wrote:MTD:I tend to see a vote without explanation in RVS as a good thing, shockingly enough, as I also think scum are more likely to overanalyze every early move they make. I know that in my own early non-replacement scum games, I deliberated over where I would place my RVS vote, what kind of joke I would attempt to use to explain it, and so on. Seeing a naked vote is refreshing. I won't deny that the repeated questioning on this point and player in particular is making me less confident on my stance there, but that was what I saw at the time.
Did you mean burn, and if so, why are Elyse's posts bad?In post 238, Burning_Earth wrote:In post 188, Elyse wrote:My point exactly.In post 169, Riptide wrote:Someone please engage me. Apathy is starting to infect me.
TBP - Do you have any other thoughts besides on Cho?
- Dice
Also I'm back to townreading Cho.barn these postsIn post 231, Elyse wrote:@TSO
I went town->null->town on Cho. I didn't like the post I said I didn't like and then I thought his most recent post outlining his concerns about Jargonaut seemed very townie. I don't necessarily agree with it, but he's taking the initiative and trying to find scum, something Riptide has continued to fail to do.
Also, why does confirmation bias make someone scum?
I also forgot to respond to this. This was the defense I gave prior to your vote: "I'm Town because I could have just said I was inactive instead of saying I was lurking, which anyone knows is a textbook scumtell. I willingly brought that upon myself." That's nothing at all like just saying "I'm Town" outright, which I did do earlier, but the post you were replying to doesn't apply.In post 256, Dunhamganger wrote:continuing to trot out the same "But I already TOLD you guys I'm town!" defense over and over and over.