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I actually never have a preformed position in mind, unless it's one I have already stated...In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote: The most striking thing I found from your posts is that you generally seem to have a pre-formed position in your mind. Whenever someone agrees with that position, you encourage and cheerlead them. Whenever someone disagrees, you critisize them for it. I'll point out several examples.
It's hardly exclusively for that reason; plus I think I'm improving! YMMV.In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Firstly, you believe that you are scummy as shown in post 451 and you later townread people who are scumreading you. I find your townread on Geists for scumreading you very comfortable and completely lacking doubt - you are too self-assured about their scumread.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Secondly, you don't like/scumreads MafiaSSK as evidenced in post 957. Your further posts towards MafiaSSK are critical such as the "eeeeeee" in post 969. I am not exactly sure what the "eeeeeee" is supposed to accomplish from a town POV but it seems as though it is a declaration of your position. These declarations show up in many other ways such as the rhetorical "...What?" in post 960. I am going to term these sort of things "Rhetorical expressions of surprise." It is basically when you take a position and wonder why everybody doesn't share that opinion. Other examples include showing up at random times and asking why certain things are hapenning. For instance "why are we lynching X" when a quick glance at the previous few pages should give the questioner all he needs. It is more pronounced when the questioner doesn't actually want to know the answer but wants to take a position that lynching X is absurd and so wants to pretend that everyone lynching X is crazy/scummy.
Why is that scummy or anything but normal?In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Thirdly, your position on Stuffed Crust is that they are scum and you therefore agrees everytime someone pushes on them with examples being 1132.
I read all your posts now. Most of them are quite good, but I don't want to let myself give you a free pass, I could see you being that good.In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Fourthly, the position on me. 2744, you say that my post rubs you the wrong way. 3695, it again seems like you scumread me. You mention that when you read my posts you like them but it is rare. I am assuming it means that it is only the rare post that gives you a townread which doesn't make sense with your final position. 4021, when you give a plus sign to Thor's terribad vote on me is another example. My first concern is your pre-formed position that votes on me are good and thumbs-upping everyone who does it regardless of how terrible their reasoning is. My second concern is that this position makes no sense with your apparent "townread" on me. Your motivations and thought processes are unclear. 4289 is another example.
That's nice?In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Fifth, your position on Pie is mostly one of random criticism of his posts which I can't really relate with.
I am playing like trash this game and accepted sometime on D1 that I will probably be lynched at some point. I see little point in trying hard at scumhunting (which I don't do a ton of anyway ever because I have no confidence in my ability at it and would rather let others do it for me for the most part). I would venture to say I don't have much case on Arthur at all, but that doesn't really bother me. Somewhere along the line this game and I got onto separate wavelengths or something? And I just don't give enough fucks to take the like 4 rereads it would probably take me to fix that. In conclusion, meh.In post 4467, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:I also wonder why you have never taken a step back and reconsidered things after championing the SC lynch D1. All you did was show up from time to time saying that SC ought to be lynched. They finally were lynched. They flipped town. Now, you pop up from time to time talking about how Arthur needs to be lynched. 4379 is deeply troubling. You had a similar stance toward SC - you couldn't wait to see them lynched. Each day, all you do is try to get someone lynched. There is no effort at scumhunting or sorting people. You barely ask any questions. You are merely quoting things you don't like with nonsensical phrases like "yuck," "eww," "eeeee" etc which does jacksquat to help me understand your thought process. I don't see any effort from you to actually find scum as opposed to just lynching someone. Your case on Arthur is weak. It is not the kind of stuff that yields scum lynches."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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heyIn post 4470, goodmorning wrote:hey
hey cephrir
guess what
you waited too long to bus this time
i am coming for you tomorrow
now that i have the time and energy for this game
things are good
good things
hey goodmorning
i don't care what you think
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I know it doesn't usually pan out this way, but I sincerely hope you're all disappointed in yourselves when you inevitably lynch me. You'll probably justify it to yourselves by saying it's my fault for playing poorly, but in reality it will be your fault for not listening to the players who've actually played a ton of games with me.
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A) pretty sure he's scumIn post 4478, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:
It is the extreme nature of throughout your posts that I found scummy. You agree withIn post 4474, Cephrir wrote:Why is that scummy or anything but normal?everythingthat matches your position with no paranoia or backtracking or constantly changing reads. I find it more likely that scum will stick to a position and champion everything that agrees with that position.
Also, if you are town and think you are playing badly, then step it up. If you don't have much of a case on Arthur, why are you pushing so vehemently for his lynch? Your push is disproportionate to the strength of your case.
B) really don't want to deal with his BS anymore
Sometimes I get better as games go on (I'm probably never going to catch scum though). I guess we'll see."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I don't think you get to just do that, sorry.In post 4537, Ser Arthur Dayne wrote:Ceph is (sadly) town."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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=/In post 4567, DOMO wrote:
This still sticks out like a sore thumb. I was picking up early townvibes on casso, and doubt was creeping in, but then this. I just do not understand how town phrases this in such manner. OF COURSE it's not a scumtell for you if you're town. There's no doubt! Your language here expresses doubt.In post 1401, Casso the King of Seals wrote:I also don't think that's a scumtell for me.
I think scum.
Explanation: "I don't think that's something I tend to do when scum".
If you weren't obvtown I would accuse you of grasping at straws.
The game slowing down and getting bloated is seen by some as good for scum. Do I subscribe to this? Meh, not really.In post 4569, DOMO wrote:
Stuff like this I don't like either. It's not the first time casso has been talking in this way, looking for faster wagons etc. Did scum ever get quicklynched on d1?In post 1780, Casso the King of Seals wrote:We should have lynched someone thirty pages ago.
inb4 I'm accused of being Nacho's scumbuddy again."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Why not a jailkeeper or bodyguard, something that can coexist with a doc and wouldn't *need* to cc?In post 4587, KoreanBBQ wrote:
lol. Like you'd agree that his wagon was bad when its a wagon that YOU support. I just tend to think that quick sudden surges are usually some scum piling on. Set up wise, a doc makes plenty of sense given that there were atleast TWO killing roles (mafia kill + vig kill) AND there's some folks that are posting like its maybe multiball for some odd reason. Would be pretty lame of Empire to give town no protective roles in a multikill game. Now I'm not advocating a protective claim but I agree with whomever (domo?) that this isn't the optimal lynch. What really worries me is that its nearly a week to lynch and folks are just like "ok, we give up."In post 4585, Cephrir wrote:It actually doesn't look very bad at all? What's bad about it? Do you take issue with 4544 then?
Now my thoughts on Mrs. and Mr. Mara are that I hate them and like both GM and Mara make me go crazy. I think their reason for claiming was pretty lame and Mara claimed all early like WOT. GM also had allot of suspicion on their slot so did Mara claim mason to keep us from lynching GM?
GIF, I need you to read what I wrote in the qt and tell me if you think I should post about it?
I didn't ask you about MCM, I asked you about their post. What's wrong with the logic? You just think SSK is town? If so, you'll need a better reason than "because there's gonna be a doc in the setup".
Town and probably town.In post 4588, KoreanBBQ wrote:Cephrir , your Bert and Bro reads plox.
Doctor and protective role are not congruent.In post 4589, Norlkaz wrote:PLEASE ABORT.
Geists, I think you have chosen poorly.
First and most importantly, SSK is NOT likely to flip scum for behavioral reasons I shall explain when we have more time.
His doctor claim has gone uncountered. I find it unlikely we have no protective role.
Doctor is valuable here because we have a lot of other roles claimed AND we're on evens with our vig dead.
The high likelihood scum will shoot him if we leave him alone is a factor as well.
Please, please give me a decent behavioral reason SSK is town though, because I can't find one.
Newsflash, if SSK is a doc A) there is a scum roleblocker and B) scum are never going to shoot him b/c they KNOW we will lynch him eventually."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Yes. I've thought SSK was probably scum all day, and at this point it's become evident that basically everyone agrees, so there's no longer any point in saving him.In post 4600, KoreanBBQ wrote:
So YOU are voting SSK 'cause you agree with their logic? I don't really like the post 'cause it just pushes the SSK wagon home and its easy to interpret it as scummy and I explained that by telling you that I find most of everything scummy as fuck.I didn't ask you about MCM, I asked you about their post. What's wrong with the logic?
Where did you get that from?In post 4600, KoreanBBQ wrote:
Do we lynch you if he flips town?You just think SSK is town? If so, you'll need a better reason than "because there's gonna be a doc in the setup".
Must you really push me every time you possibly can?In post 4612, KoreanBBQ wrote:
Why not Cephir?In post 4608, zMuffinMan wrote:{casso, bert, desp} would be my first guesses"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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People keep saying this. What I don't get is why that's a reason not to lynch him. Like, okay, if he flips scum, great, maybe you were right, and you can re-examine the people who're being distracted from! But it seems like quite a conclusion to jump to directly.In post 4616, pieguyn wrote: I don't necessarily wanna lynch SSK today. I could totally see SSK being scum and the scumteam redirecting attention to SSK-scum bc SSK is practically dead anyway."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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At some point it gets a little excessive. It's somewhere around when you're asking what (whoever just posted) thinks of me basically all the time.In post 4620, KoreanBBQ wrote:
Its my job to push who I think is scum. For someone with a supposedly town wincon I don't know how you'd not understand that.In post 4614, Cephrir wrote:
Must you really push me every time you possibly can?In post 4612, KoreanBBQ wrote:
Why not Cephir?In post 4608, zMuffinMan wrote:{casso, bert, desp} would be my first guesses"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Just because it's out of character, or...?In post 4662, BROseidon wrote:
wait wtf why are you thinking about things the same way I am.In post 4612, KoreanBBQ wrote:
Why not Cephir?In post 4608, zMuffinMan wrote:{casso, bert, desp} would be my first guesses
Please stop being too much the voice of goddamn reason. I'm already getting scum vibes from you for the same reason I got scum vibes from Desp in Anything Goes.
Which I know is wrong, but my gut/paranoia are still very strong.
Will you please stop looking for associative tells with players who aren't flipped yet. You're pushing yourself deeper into a circle of paranoia every time you do this.In post 4678, DOMO wrote:The thing with casso is... if he's town, why the fuck would scum rather see SSK die today? I can't help feel that to assume casso is town is also to assume SSK is town. It looks a lot like SSK is a preferable lynch for scum than casso is. This for me indicates that casso is scum.
I had to reset my router so that last post has come up in pedit ten minutes later!
I've not got close to sorting bert yet. He seemed super town through d1 but today I'm not so sure. I can't put my finger on why. I intend to have a look at him after casso. I'll get round to finishing casso before I go to bed. Right now it wouldn't surprise me if casso and bert are indeed scum with SSK.
You have a bloody gunsmith innocent on them. We are not lynching them. Those three are not all going to flip scum, and I say that without even taking my reads on them into account, it's just not gonna happen.In post 4685, DOMO wrote:I'll say this - if we lynch through SSK casso and bert, and get three scum flips with no scum doc, lynch the shit out of geists for not supporting the casso wagon. That's the only reason I can think of that geists should be lynched. I would not suggest a cop wastes a look up on her."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I feel compelled to point out that I have in fact been buddying you all day. You really should use your time more productively though.In post 4689, DOMO wrote:Actually ceph is probably town. What benefit does scum have telling the most obvious NK to stop making assumptions? He's obviously gonna get told to shut up. Scum are more likely to currently be either buddied to me, indifferent or ingnoring me imo."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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*dances*In post 4724, Casso the King of Seals wrote:I can't read Cephrir worth a shit."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Why is it strange that they were being the voice of reason and saying things you agreed with?In post 4757, BROseidon wrote:
I don't get what you're asking here.In post 4686, Cephrir wrote:Just because it's out of character, or...?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Maybe the shift was somehow towndriven? Perhaps the scum were the ones driving casso all along? (okay probably not)In post 4804, DOMO wrote:You haven't seen a casso case? Then tell me why if he's town the brakes got slammed on his wagon in favour of a claimed doc. That's why I scumreading him so hard right now, because when push came to shove there didn't seem to be any scum interest in pushing his wagon into claim territory. That suggests scum do not want him dead. We're talking nachothor here, they would be high mislynch priority if the chance presented itself.
If you want me to be clearer with my reads, then I'm scumreading casso ssk and bert pretty hard, geists I don't trust even with a gunsmith clear, SAD and ceph are both people I feel could be scum, same with pie, norl I suspect is town but I'm not sure, muffin seems town and bro is town as fuck but he's excellent scum so I guess that makes him null.
And you can still be scum BBQ. The only thing in your favour is your self vote d1.
I say that without thinking about who was doing any of this, but it is possible..."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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In post 4824, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
This is actually a very good point and possibly enough for me to move my vote.In post 4789, Norlkaz wrote:The "I think Geists is a great asset to the town but not a good choice for town leader / what masons?" line of thought sounds genuine.
It particularly sounds :Unguided: so I'll be impressed if it turns out to be a scum-QT-product.
This is the only bit of your case that I agree with; everything else is pretty much completely fakeable.
A) Elaborate; why is Bert scum?In post 4836, Ser Arthur Dayne wrote:
Good point.In post 4829, Bert wrote:This will support the notion that I'm "deciding" which of my "partners SSK and NACHO" to bus.
We can start by lynching you since you're obviously dragging your team down by being so obvious.
B) You still haven't explained your sudden flip on me and it's not OK. It has also conincided with pressure on me decreasing/it becoming clear I am unlikely to be lynched today.
I am suddenly getting paranoid about SSK being town (and Nacho still being town) in part because Domo is making a little sense but also because Norlkaz is (surprisingly?) making some sense. I'm not sure that I want to do this anymore. Someone please talk me back into it."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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This is actually a very good point and possibly enough for me to move my vote.In post 4824, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
This is the only bit of your case that I agree with; everything else is pretty much completely fakeable.In post 4789, Norlkaz wrote:The "I think Geists is a great asset to the town but not a good choice for town leader / what masons?" line of thought sounds genuine.
It particularly sounds :Unguided: so I'll be impressed if it turns out to be a scum-QT-product.
A) Elaborate; why is Bert scum?In post 4836, Ser Arthur Dayne wrote:
Good point.In post 4829, Bert wrote:This will support the notion that I'm "deciding" which of my "partners SSK and NACHO" to bus.
We can start by lynching you since you're obviously dragging your team down by being so obvious.
B) You still haven't explained your sudden flip on me and it's not OK. It has also conincided with pressure on me decreasing/it becoming clear I am unlikely to be lynched today.
I am suddenly getting paranoid about SSK being town (and Nacho still being town) in part because Domo is making a little sense but also because Norlkaz is (surprisingly?) making some sense. I'm not sure that I want to do this anymore. Someone please talk me back into it.
(Mod, please delete 4842? =/)"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Nacho's perspective on SSK's claimed actions makes sense. What scumteam coaches him to claim he didn't protect the masons?In post 4846, pieguyn wrote:
what the fuckIn post 4843, Cephrir wrote:I am suddenly getting paranoid about SSK being town (and Nacho still being town) in part because Domo is making a little sense but also because Norlkaz is (surprisingly?) making some sense. I'm not sure that I want to do this anymore. Someone please talk me back into it.
you think he's making some sense although you agree his case is p much entirely fakeable? explain plz"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Literally cannot tell you how infuriating this style of rabblerousing is. Every time someone asks anyone else "what is your read on cephrir" I want to fucking strangle them.In post 4848, F-16_Fighting_Falcon wrote:Oh, and Pie I haven't forgotten your question. I am just not confident enough about Arthur-town at this point to defend him. I want him to explain a few things as well and see how it goes.
What is your read on Cephrir? Can you explain it?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Me neither bro. It's okay.In post 4854, Bert wrote:I don't get anything but the vaguest impressions by following the game"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Yep.In post 4867, pieguyn wrote:
good point but there's a possibility they might not be coaching him and he came up with that on his ownIn post 4851, Cephrir wrote:Nacho's perspective on SSK's claimed actions makes sense. What scumteam coaches him to claim he didn't protect the masons?
also I was referring to Norlkaz. you claim he makes sense but agree a lot of his points are fakeable. though looking back I think I misread your post and you were saying that the unfakeable point makes sense. is that correct?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I saw that though, and eventually agreed with her. It's a perfect description of what was wrong there, and I haven't seen a ton of scumcho elsewhere (in which I wasn't also scum anyway) but this is not happening here. =///In post 4947, geists wrote:
I didn't. My vote was on salmonella dr at the end of that game day IIRC. I was considering a vote change, but wanted to synch with GiF first. I think that was my second game with Tammy, and I wasn't sure what to make of her case about Nacho being "robotic", but she seemed super confident of her read.In post 4946, Bert wrote:I can't remember if Ffery helped town run Nacho up in Hard boiled. This isn't quite like Wisdom's game or 1429. 1429 was because Nacho was going after low hanging fruit and flip flopping on a newbie. Open was a messed up noisy game."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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As has been pointed out this is roughly 10 million miles from being a slip; in fact I almost like it b/c I'd expect scum to avoid that wording slash think more carefully about it.In post 4959, DOMO wrote:I suppose. I wish you'd have let him answer that. But I still find it weird because I don't feel like I benifitted from tammy's death, we'd be better off if she were still alive, so I don't see how that mindset is town.
I had a light townread on him but would vote him over you if that's what it comes down to. However, from my experience with him this game is so out of character that I have to think apathetic town. I'd be more likely to lynch Muffin, his counterpart, who I've seen be apathetic elsewhere.In post 4967, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
Why not Desp, Cephrir?In post 4897, Cephrir wrote:UNVOTE:
VOTE: Ser Arthur Dayne
Not as confident as I once was here, but I like it better than anything else.
I actually literally don't think Desp could be playing less like he did in ASOIAF... making Bert's post kind of weird...In post 4983, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
I see more parallels to his normal scum game than I do to his hydra play in ASOIAF. In both games I remember playing against Desp as scum (Wingate and Xenogears), he's had fits of activity but eventually fell completely below the surface. Here it's fairly similar; he's still pushing cases and he still has cases, but there's no effort to sort anything out or step it up at all even though a few people he feels are scum are completely under the radar in the consensus.In post 4978, Bert wrote:Do you see parallels between his hydra play in Faraday's uPick and this game as a solo? If so, how
You've just jumped from a decent townread to almost deserving a bus.jpgIn post 4986, Generic wrote:In post 4950, Desperado wrote:
tammy is good at reading 75% of this playerlist. we all benefitted from her death.In post 4949, pieguyn wrote:fwiw if Casso is town then SAD is scum
also, if Tammy is good at reading casso that might explain the tammy kill 0.0
Wow.
Just, wow.
That's one hell of a slip.
vote desperado
Yes, this. On the other hand he was pretty apathetic in Fire Emblem too.In post 4989, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
If he had more on me, what is it?In post 4925, pieguyn wrote:
afaik he had more on you than this. iirc he did before and he certainly does now. someone tell me if I'm wrong plzIn post 4890, Casso the King of Seals wrote:He's been creating a theory where I coach SSK into intentionally acting scummy in order to take the heat off me (instead of reiterating the original push on him) and his entire case on me is based on that and how more people aren't currently voting me. And then when I point out that the basis of his case (scum aren't jumping on Nacho, thus Nacho is scum) is wrong, he accuses me of not scumhunting and doesn't actually address anything that I brought forward.
I agree that I was probably being a little bit too harsh in 4394 with Muffin earlier apathy. I have explained why I don't really think that an apathetic Muffin in this playlist is a townMuffin, but basic reasoning is that he usually enjoys town more than scum unless he has VIs to sort through, which frustrate him. In this game, there are no VIs and so I would expect him to enjoy sorting through all of this, but there's no sign of anything in his ISO. Where has Muffin actively scumhunted in this game? What has he contributed? Nothing, nothing. And I am completely aware that he can contribute more as either alignment, but I don't see why he hasn't contributed more here considering the usual complaints and obstacles aren't in place. Before, it was site downtime and holidays which is an "okay, fair enough". Now site downtime is done with, holidays are over... Why isn't Muffin stepping up?also, explain your zmuffin read? I don't get it. looking through your ISO I remember stuff like this
but now it say his excuses for apathy are valid, and then also say it's "not what you'd expect from town muffin", when said apathy was iirc p much the whole reason for this. explain why the flip flop plz. and if that's not it then what other reservations are you having about him?In post 4394, Casso the King of Seals wrote:I measured to the 26th. Site downtime hasn't affected anyone else incredibly significantly, so I didn't think that it affected you that horribly. I think the difference is still important even when considering holidays.
What? How? Bert why are you making me doubt you =(In post 5001, Bert wrote:Nachos to disingenuous in the past few pages
Vote: Casso
Kaboom. Lollapalooza
This reaction sucks. Get in line? There wasn't a line until this post. That makes this whole post sound like fake aggression to me.In post 5020, Generic wrote:
Get in line.In post 5013, BROseidon wrote:
I want to lynch this now :/In post 4986, Generic wrote:In post 4950, Desperado wrote:
tammy is good at reading 75% of this playerlist. we all benefitted from her death.In post 4949, pieguyn wrote:fwiw if Casso is town then SAD is scum
also, if Tammy is good at reading casso that might explain the tammy kill 0.0
Wow.
Just, wow.
That's one hell of a slip.
vote desperado
And such a bold statement without the fucking vote. Never had you down as a pussy bro. Testing the water to see who will join you?
Oh please. You think they're lying about who posted what in a game with several players who can very easily tell them apart? Please.In post 5041, Generic wrote:
Read my response to nacho. This isn't the nacho I expect, with a swagger and determination to see a scum read swing. And I couple that with the 'thor said it' get out clause to any inconsistency to be rather convenient, along with the timing of the SSK wagon against theirs.In post 5038, Sakura Hana wrote:Why don't you trust casso then? I've had a fairly strong townread on them that only faltered like once.
But I still have doubts. I just find his lack of bite even when I exchange words with him a bit shitty.
Tell me why he is town
Oddly enough, I've only seen this much effort from him once before! I wooooonder what game you've apparently read I could poooosssibly be referring to?In post 5047, Bert wrote:Heh.
Nacho deserves a gold star for effort this game, that's for sure. Regardless of alignment or whether he dies or not."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Please, tell me more about how you're so good at this game while calling something a town player is doing a scum tactic.
You can babble about scum tactics all you want, and since I seem to have guessed your response correctly I suppose that's pretty much all you felt you could do. At the end of the day, I have a town role PM, so I don't care and in fact have only confirmed my suspicions that you're an idiot.
Of course, I made that guess because your response was to patently retarded I couldn't imagine what else you would say except "lol jk backing out". I daresay you probably made the original post in the hopes you would get to say exactly what you've said thus far. My only question is why you'd make this random attack in presumably an attempt to lynch me (a very lynchable player, especially now that Nacho won't be as likely to stand up for me after the conclusion of asoiaf; and anyone can see I'm rather weak at defending myself just from this thread) now, unless it's to stop the desperado wagon."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Oh, now I'm crumbling. Interesting, I don't feel very crumbly. Apparently you think getting a vote is some sort of victory though. I didn't vote you because you told me to. I voted you because 5058 legitimately convinced me you're scum.
I would preemptively laugh about how certain you apparently are I'm scum (even though you aren't voting me, lol), but you obviously are one of those massive-ego "oh he was bad town and deserved it" types, so I won't bother."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Hi. I'm Cephrir. It seems you've never read any of my posts.In post 5071, Generic wrote:Oh, and the 'woe is me, I'm such a victim' schtick... Lol"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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"I'm merely suspicious of you but here are all these things you're doing that are really obvious scum tactics and attempts to manipulate the town" ~Generic 2014In post 5075, Generic wrote:
You don't feel very crumbly but you do feel like a victim who is so lynchable.In post 5072, Cephrir wrote:Oh, now I'm crumbling. Interesting, I don't feel very crumbly. Apparently you think getting a vote is some sort of victory though. I didn't vote you because you told me to. I voted you because 5058 legitimately convinced me you're scum.
I would preemptively laugh about how certain you apparently are I'm scum (even though you aren't voting me, lol), but you obviously are one of those massive-ego "oh he was bad town and deserved it" types, so I won't bother.
And I'm merely suspicious of you, like I'm suspicious of about four other people in this. but by the way on the one hand you are declaring you have me read as scum and know what I'm going to do next but then in the next breath you are this poor little low hanging fruit I don't know whether to laugh or vomit.
You wanna play AtE to avoid being seen as scummy while trying to sell my wagon you are better off WAITING to see if people are suspicious of you. You are too eager to cover tracks, it's embarrassing.
I hope you have the self-awareness to look back on this post whenever you finally manage to lynch me and feel like an asshole, but I doubt you're capable of it."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I dunno, it sure looks like you're trying to save Desp though. You sure are putting a lot of energy into derailing him while voting him. Nice bus.In post 5076, Generic wrote:
Scapegoat for who exactly?In post 5074, Cephrir wrote:But yes, it's pretty obvious you are deliberately trying to make a scapegoat out of me. I'm surprised you're pretending the contrary.
You seem to see a mythical wagon on you in your head. You attacked me, or are you just a little slow?
There is always functionally a wagon on me. Getting lynched is my MO. If I survive to see Day 4, historically, I'm probably scum.
I have already been wagoned this game and pretty much no one feels better than lukewarm about me. It wouldn't be hard. It looks to me like you wanted to try this with Bro but realized either than he's a better player than me and wouldn't be as easy, or that he's not here enough to hand you the correct response in an appropriate amount of time.
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Coincidence.In post 5081, Generic wrote:Again cephrir. You are voting me. A vote I pushed you for.
These two things are not related.In post 5081, Generic wrote:You then proceed to try and close the door on me, when you started the attack on me. All because you didn't like my vote on desp.
You're trying to make me look scummy in the hopes of generating a wagon. Yes.In post 5081, Generic wrote:You then rant about how I'm trying to wagon you to protect desp... Eh?
I know you have trouble understanding this idea, as you demonstrated earlier, but you can push a suspicion without voting it. Besides, you haven't bussed Desp long enough, it'd be strange if you switched so soon!In post 5081, Generic wrote:Then you rant how I'm picking on you cos you are an easy lynch... I'm still not voting for you.
Well, you're scum regardless of what your role PM says. Sure, you could be town. Anyone could be town, I never claimed to be good at this game and I never will. Hell, SC flipped town, why should I have any confidence in anything. I'm sure you won't bother faking regret either, in the other case.In post 5081, Generic wrote:Then you accuse me of making up things YOU ARE ACTUALLY POSTING, and then hope I feel stupid for lynching you and finding out you are town?
Just the one point here. Your hope that I feel stupid, that would suggest I'm town. But you said I'm scum, so which is it?
I expressed some suspicion of you for voting Desperado. You're the one who made this an attack by going straight for ad hom bullshit intended to make me look bad no matter how I responded.
"But I want towncred for bussing, stop trying to take it away from me!"In post 5085, Generic wrote:My vote remains on desperado. You brought him up as the person I'm saving, yet I left a LARGER FUCKING WAGON to push his up.
I'm not chainsawing shit, I've been calling it a bus the whole time.In post 5085, Generic wrote:This feels like deflection. You chainsawed in, and now want to make out I'm the one trying to save desperado?
In post 5085, Generic wrote:I'm the only one calling you out on this obvious shit you are pulling cephrir, you are trying to play the victim when no one else is suspecting you.
If you honestly believed this, you would be voting me. Everyone else is suspecting me, are you reading the thread?
Go fuck yourselfIn post 5085, Generic wrote:Are you new?
Comical, really. Do I seriously sound like someone who expects backup? No, I expect to get a million votes when someone else shows up. Keep making shit up though, that'll look great later.In post 5085, Generic wrote:And as for BRO, I've never left him. Notice how I kept goading him with you? He's just not here and you thought you could join the attacks on me and hope I wouldn't bite back."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Yes =/In post 5124, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
Cephrir, was this post genuine?In post 1894, Cephrir wrote:
UNVOTE:In post 1872, Casso the King of Seals wrote:
Thor managed to read someone correctly???In post 1783, Cephrir wrote:I have been justifying it.
I'm not as convinced as I started out (shhhh its a secret) but still think it's the best wagon by a longshot. If you'd prefer I move to you though perhaps that could be arranged (not really).
It disturbs me that you're scumreading me here after correctly scumreading me in my other two games with you ever (I think my play is pretty different here). I guess you just think I'm scum all the time and I've been giving you too much credit!
VOTE: Casso
Thanks for making this easy for me
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Even though I knew you were reading me wrong there, I still expect you to not get it wrong in the other direction. Especially given you didn't know I was scum in the other game yet and I hadn't been Scumriring (well, much anyway) in either game, suspecting me here would have been basically a scumclaim before now.
I suppose mindgaming might have played into it a little but still it was basically an honest reaction. You have a license to scumread me now, but you didn't then."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Hey Bert/whoever is voting Casso.
If Casso is scum, why is he bothering to try to sort me right now, and ending up on town? He doesn't need to score points with me, I have already expressed that I will basically vote any reasonable counterwagon."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Lol, don't give me that shit. It's been obvious I would ultimately vote Desperado for days.In post 5132, Generic wrote:
Bert, if you can sell me the casso wagon over the desperado wagon I will move my vote.In post 5123, Cephrir wrote:VOTE: Desperado
Well, at least the stupidity has given me some scum reads, but alas, it seems I shan't get to vote them today, on principle or otherwise.
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There are 2 days to deadline. Anyone not voting Casso/Desp is being silly. It's obvious no wagon on you is going anywhere.In post 5134, Generic wrote:And I was going to comment on how ludicrous that move of vote was btw but decided I simply couldn't be bothered anymore...
Just forgot up knock off the quote
This is all really flagrantly fucking obvious.
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But he already had that. As I'm pretty sure I had made clear.In post 5137, Bert wrote:
If scum, he wants to make sure he has secured a vote from you on any reasonable counterwagon and that things stay in the status quo. (by continuing to convince you even when it's not necessary)In post 5133, Cephrir wrote:If Casso is scum, why is he bothering to try to sort me right now, and ending up on town? He doesn't need to score points with me, I have already expressed that I will basically vote any reasonable counterwagon."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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