A warlock, a werewolf, and a vampire... [Game Over]
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The G1 & L7 pairing looks a lot townier than with L8. Especially L7's response to being asked makes it likely that they aren't scummates.In post 350, Gentleman 5 wrote:Why?-
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Yes, instead of asking/accepting someone who was already willing, he asked someone who he's trying to read.In post 357, Gentleman 5 wrote:Is it only because he asked Lady 7?-
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I suppose I should post my thoughts more intermittently as I'm catching up rather than simply dumping them all at once. I've set up a few of my own word replacement nicknames, so apologies if a nickname I use isn't the consensus nickname.
Gentleman 4 (Tennis / Soccer)'s intro struck me as fairly awkward and scummy, but later on I felt that his posting improved. Specifically, his introduction talking about his internet and lack of any gut reads felt like a forced attempt to fit in, but later his point in 144 I thought was a fairly decent observation.
Gentleman 1 (Sans)'s read in 131 was a minor one but one that I feel reflected well on him for making the read in the first place. As I said, minor, but the rest of his posts so far give me no reason to doubt a town lean on him.
Other assorted townreads on Lady 7, Lady 3, and Lady 6 (Seal).
Lady 8's 197 struck me as a scumpost like few posts ever tend to do. Along with 168 which I find tonally scummy, she's likely my top suspect for scum so far.-
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I'm somewhat surprised to see people townreading both Lady 1 and Lady 8, much less call one of them "by a good margin the towniest Lady in the game". I can't say I agree.
Given my read on Lady 8 it pained me slightly to see Gentleman 5's introduction, but I think that he might lean closer to town than scum for me despite his partner and immediate pairing.-
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I think your interpretation is off. That post doesn't read to me like a careful consideration of options when it comes to gentlemen; I see it more as just a readslist on every gentleman who had posted at the time. That distinction might seem meaningless to you, but I think it matters for the point you're making—a careful consideration of which gentleman would result in the most pro-town pairing I might consider town-indicative, but viewed as a simple readslist that point goes away. In fact, in my experience I've found that readslists structured in a manner that take effort to mention every single player (or at least every player that has posted so far) often come from scum forcing themselves to give reads.In post 385, Lady 6 wrote:299 was the post that had me town reading Ghost (L8) due to the careful consideration in weighing the different gentlemen
it's not actually too necessary for her to do given she'll get an invite no matter what, but I think the effort put into it is genuine and shows she cares about producing a pro-town pairing
This isn't to say that I take that post as being hugely scum-indicative, or even all that moderately scum-indicative. I just disagree with your interpretation of it as a major point towards Lady 8 being town.-
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Although, while I'm on the subject and while I have the quote right here, I could make an argument for this being scum indicative:
It could easily be said that the mindset of finding the best dance partner is plainly more likely to come from scum rather than town, who might be more focused simply on figuring people out and then thinking about dance partners.In post 390, Lady 8 wrote:
"This thread is sorta hard to read through. I'm just gonna ISO the men and find my favourite cause that's more important atm!" <- my exact thought processIn post 385, Lady 6 wrote:299 was the post that had me town reading Ghost (L8) due to the careful consideration in weighing the different gentlemen
it's not actually too necessary for her to do given she'll get an invite no matter what, but I think the effort put into it is genuine and shows she cares about producing a pro-town pairing
I do want the right one but also I felt like i was gonna be overwhelmed if I tried to do a full reread. So I just focused on the picking a mate part. Really I need to consolidate some feelings towards the ladies too.
Of course, one could easily counter this by saying that Lady 8 talking about this mindset in the first place is towny given that she's being honest about something that might be considered scummy, but that's getting into WIFOM, which I don't care to go too deep into.
Again, not a hige point, just trying to talk more to get myself into the game and because I was asked to elaborate on this scumread.-
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The artist formerly known as Scarf? I haven't gotten to his replacement yet in my readthrough. As for the first Scarf, I'm not sure I agree that his being new was faked. Just in general complex plots like that happen far less likely than people imagine, and specifically when it comes to him I could easily see his posts coming from a new player.In post 718, Lady 7 wrote:G3.Sherlock what is your read on G6? Right now he is my only scum read and I kind of want him to face the instant death.
As a side note, I'm not sure if I should say this or not, but you were the quickest identity to figure out. You've got a "verbal" tic that's unique on the site that manifested itself fairly quickly. Sorry, I can't resist bragging.-
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I'm getting to the point in my readthrough where I'm starting to lose focus, so I think I'll take a break and come back later.
For now: Gentleman 5's a decent townread, as is Lady 4. In particular, I thought Lady 4's 424 was a fairly towny post. That sort of reaction, feeling of being overwhelmed and decision to focus on a small number of reads is, I feel, fairly natural for someone dropped in the middle of this game with tens of pages already posted, no partners to rely on and barely any ability to distinguish between players in the first place.
I think that my ideal dance partner so far is Lady Seal.
It's pretty much the reason I started following along with this game in the first place. Although as I said, it was more out of personal curiosity rather than figuring out people's alignments.In post 722, Lady 7 wrote:Interesting, I knew I had one of those and I also noticed myself doing it in this game. I am just surprised someone was observant enough to both identify it on my main and in this game.
That's not to say that it's not entirely relevant to alignments. For instance, it semed likely to me reading through that both Gentleman 9 and Gentleman 5's proposals to their prospective partners were because they recognized (or thought that they recognized) who the Ladies were. What exactly that information means I've yet to come to any conclusion on, but at least the premise seems likely to me at the moment.-
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Lady 2, I'd like to hear your thoughts on pairings. Both what pairings of the remaining people you think would be best, as well as any mechanical thoughts you have on pairings in general. For instance, earlier you said that we shouldn't pair the IC with scum; I'm interested to hear you elaborate on that.
I have a small number of reasons that stand out to me personally (and likely me alone) as being fairly scum-indicative. You're correct in that most of what I've talked about so far with regards to Lady 8 has been to explain why I disagree with other people's townreads on her.In post 732, Gentleman 4 wrote:G3(Sherlock) has given a nice first impression so I'm less inclined to want his slot out. TBH, I don't understand why he scumreads L8 so much and it's more like an argument that she isn't town.-
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Right, I'm caught up to where I replaced in, even though you're all posting about as fast as I'm reading. Only changes are a slight drop in my read on Lady 3, and a townread on Lady 5.
My stance on the Ladies is that Lady 4, Lady 5, Lady 6 and Lady 7 are all on the townier side while the rest are on the scummier side. Lady 2 is null.
I think I have less clearly defined opinions when it comes to the gentlemen, but I'll review in a second.
I'd ask you right now, but I'd like to think about what I want the rest of the pairings to look like first. Regardless, I doubt that'll change my decision.In post 738, Lady 6 wrote:
I would enjoy this.In post 726, Gentleman 3 wrote:I think that my ideal dance partner so far is Lady Seal.
I could agree with this.In post 743, Lady 6 wrote:I would prefer Gent 7 left out over Gent 2 btw
I've been thinking about it and I think Gent 2 going after Tennis (G4) rather than searching for a partner on popping in is slightly more likely to be town than scum-
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I invite Lady 6 to dance.
For some reason I can't shake the thought that the best partner for Gentleman 8 would be Lady 5, although I'm not sure I could really elaborate why.
Why is it that people seem to think that Lady 1 should be paired with him (if anyone actually thinks that)? Is our best metric for the partner of the IC someone who is townread, but not too townread? Because under those lines, I might actually put forward Lady 2 instead.
I'm also impartial to the plan that Gentleman 8 put forward himself of simply choosing an obscure townread that he feels he can hard defend. It's really up to him in the end regardless, unless we plan on leaving out our IC.-
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I think that people are ignoring Gentleman 6 as a potential option for being left out, and that they are doing so only because he is posting as opposed to G2 and G7, who have largely disappeared. Unless people are reading him primarily from his predecessor, I don't think that anything Gentleman 6 has posted so far elevates him all that much.
Let me be clear:In post 815, Lady 4 wrote:I can't really grasp G3's argument for Ghost 8 scum. It moreso seems like he just disagrees with reasons for her being townread (he's admitted as much)what I've postedso far has mainly been disagreeing with townreads. Not entirely, but mainly. That does not mean that my scumread is based only on disagreeing with townreads, merely that I have not said that much in support of myself yet.-
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Timing, mainly. I've been focused so far on catching up on the thread, trying to get a rough impression of everyone and elaborating loosely on any thoughts that might come up. I only went deeper into the Lady 8 scumread because I was asked too, and it was convenient to quote the post at the point that I was reading through. You're all posting about a half a page for every time I start one of these posts, so you'll understand if right now I'm trying to keep things somewhat brief.In post 828, Lady 4 wrote:
But why?In post 826, Gentleman 3 wrote:Let me be clear: what I've posted so far has mainly been disagreeing with townreads. Not entirely, but mainly. That does not mean that my scumread is based only on disagreeing with townreads, merely that I have not said that much in support of myself yet.
There is also the fact that I'd prefer to wait, solidify my read and write up something more substantial as opposed to going all in, especially at a point where we can't even vote.
Ha, I thought someone might ask this. I don't scumread Scarf, I just think that people are excluding him from consideration without very strong reasons. Of the three gentleman who seem the most likely to get left out (2, 6 and 7), I think they're all roughly equal.In post 829, Lady 5 wrote:G3 why do you think Scarf (G6) is scummy?
That being said, recent events don't point in his favor for me. Lady 6 had a point that I agreed with as to Gentleman 2 perhaps being more likely town, and I think that Gentleman 7's recent post probably leans slightly town.-
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“The ancient Oracle said that I was the wisest of all the Greeks. It is because I alone, of all the Greeks, know that I know nothing.”In post 838, Gentleman 7 wrote:it's impossible to tell anyone's alignment from the pre-dance. Everyone with strong opinions at the moment are either arrogant or lying. I don't plan on focusing on trying to make any sort of claim that I know anything until we can start voting. I thought that was obvious. Or apparently there are some oracles among us.
I've never agreed with this "Day ones are useless" philosophy, personally. I think it reduces the behavioral side of Mafia in favor of only focusing on vote analysis or nightkills and such.
Yes. I'd planned to talk it over with Lady 6 first, as well as to hear more from Lady 8 herself.
I'd say I'm really only unopinionated when it comes to the unpaired Gentlemen.In post 852, Lady 4 wrote:Why are all the men so un-opinionated-
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Why does Gentleman 6 have to be paired? Actually, at the moment I think he may be the best Gentleman to leave out.In post 913, Gentleman 2 wrote:Gents 6 and 8 still must be paired up, so it leaves Gents 2, 3, 4 and 7. We need three brave ladies.
In any case, I don't think a Lady voluntarily choosing to not pair in order to get more flips is a good idea. Personally, as a group I suspect people who are already paired more than people who aren't, and anyone who would agree to that plan is already more likely to be town than not.
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Do you mind if I ask which side of each pair is the unlikable bit? Or is it something inherent to the union itself?In post 911, Gentleman 3 wrote:Funnily enough, I just realized that I don't like any of the pairs we have so far.
I don't like either one of Gentleman 9 or Lady 3. Neither are overtly all that scummy and I suspect that G9 proposed to L3 more out of recognition than game reasons, but I still don't like either. Sans is the weak point for me in his pairing. I think that earlier I said that I townread him, but I think over time I started to realize that that was more a function of him simply posting a lot and having decent commentary. I don't think he's done anything truly town-indicative. And finally my thoughts on Ghost (L8) I've talked about already. As I'm trying to make clear, these reads aren't strong by any means.In post 918, Gentleman 9 wrote:Why not g3
So as for if it's the people or the bond, in the G9-L3 case it is because of both of them, so I suppose the pair itself is fine as I have a similar read on the members. For the other two pairs, however, I would've preferred if L7 and G5 could've been paired with different people.-
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As I said, I suppose the pair itself is fine.In post 926, Gentleman 9 wrote:If you scum read both players in a pair then you should like the pairing
If that's all you see then you must've missed a lot. I don't blame you, the game is moving fast. Among the ladies, Earth (L5), Salad (L4), and Riku (L7) are townreads, obviously along with Seal (L6). Rosalina (L2) is null to me so far, while the rest (1, 3, 8) all lean slightly on the scum side.In post 928, Lady 1 wrote:Gent 3 all I see is non townreads and scumreads from you the only person I remember you townreading is the person you want to partner with.
Got anything else to share?
Among the Gentlemen I have less townreads: really only Gentleman 4 and Gentleman 5. Both Gentleman 2 and 7 I feel have been slightly towny recently, although only slightly. As a group I find the Gentlemen less readable and less towny than the Ladies.-
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To sort your partner and then walk if need be? From what I know of the suicide mechanic in this game, it tends to hurt town far more than it helps it.In post 947, Gentleman 6 wrote:
What do you think about my preferred method of using my invite?In post 945, Gentleman 3 wrote:I realize this may be hypocritical of me to say, but I think we should hold off on more offers until the Prince (G8) has decided.
(I mean, others can answer this too but yeah)
Sorting your partner is something that everyone should be doing anyways, so I'm not sure if I fully grasp the nature of your strategy or how exactly it differs from the "normal" way of playing the game. If you mean to say that you'd prefer toonlyfocus on your partner and work from there, I would be opposed. I know that you said you're slowly reading your way through the thread, but I'm still waiting for thoughts from you on events that have already happened rather than real-time commentary. I think scum frequently like to use real-time chatting as a cover, personally, and for good reason—it's effective.
Sure. What would you like to talk about?In post 949, Lady 5 wrote:I’d like to talk more with you directly about the removal of G6 btw, G3-
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Past results aren't always indicative of future performance. That being said, I don't feel incredibly strongly one way or the other, to be honest.In post 962, Gentleman 6 wrote:
Have previously won this game by doing explicitly this.In post 960, Gentleman 3 wrote:From what I know of the suicide mechanic in this game, it tends to hurt town far more than it helps it.
Sure, let me clarify the nature of my read there: I currently think Gentleman 6 is the best choice to be left out not because of material that heIn post 963, Lady 5 wrote:
If you’ve gone into depth or substantiated your SR there more fully could you link me to it/quote it? If not, could you run through it for me? My impression of the new G6 has been pretty consistently town and I don’t want him eliminatedIn post 960, Gentleman 3 wrote:Sure. What would you like to talk about?hasposted that I find scum-indicative, but because—compared to the other unpaired Gentleman in the game—I have theleastamount of reason to townread him. (Some may take a lack of town-indicative material as itself something that is scum-indicative, but that's really more of a philosophical debate).
Lady 6 had a minor reason to townread Gentleman 2, and his proposal to have some Ladies voluntarily refuse pairings to have more flips (which would presumably include himself being left out) I see as a minor reason to townread him. Gentleman 7's brash attitude seems on the surface to be unconcerned with survival, which I consider to be town-indicative.
When it comes to Gentleman 6, I just don't see reason to townread him. He's been around, but so far I feel he hasn't given many thoughts which have struck me very much. There was his point about how he thought his predecessor's replacement was towny, but I don't feel as though anything came from that; if he came to conclusions based off of people's reactions there, I haven't seen them. He's been chatting a bit with people, but I haven't seen anything that strikes me as incredibly in-depth or only likely to come from town.-
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I mean, based on enjoyment of interacting with someone I'd take you over Gentleman 2 or Gentleman 7 any day. It's just that this cruel game we're trapped in forces me to discard any sentiments I might hold and play to win.In post 983, Gentleman 6 wrote:
Welcome to me and G3.In post 981, Lady 7 wrote:I kind of "like" as much as you can like someone that wants you dead.-
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I'm going to be honest—I barely understand the pronouns you're using to refer to things in the first line of this. IIn post 984, Lady 5 wrote:Okay, so regarding the last bit, I thought him leaving that there as a thing to see if people would call him up on it was townie, and I don’t think he could do that immediately without ruining the entire thing. And since I asked him about it, I liked his explanation and I think he did ask a follow up to Ghost (L8) as the other person who reacted.
I can try to go through his ISO and explain a bit more when I’ve thought he’s townie so far, but if I do that can you also talk about the other gents: like why not Sans (G1), Tennis (G4), Dust (G5), Anime (G9)?somewhatunderstand what you're referring to, but not strongly.
I can't want any of G1, G5 or G9 left out because they're already paired up. That leaves G4, whom I think has has some pretty decent thoughts so far; 144, for instance.
That's fair, but you'd also have to recognize that it's fair for me to scumread you given this, no?In post 985, Gentleman 6 wrote:
You haven't seen them because I have yet to post them.In post 977, Gentleman 3 wrote:if he came to conclusions based off of people's reactions there, I haven't seen them. He's been chatting a bit with people, but I haven't seen anything that strikes me as incredibly in-depth or only likely to come from town.
I am trying to avoid the thing where one spends a long time catching up, only to have missed a lot of "in the moment" play, where I think is where I get my best data these days.
Lady 4 is one of my strongest townreads. Honestly, I think I would've preferred if Gentleman 4 asked her; I'd like to see her survive.In post 989, Lady 5 wrote:I think I don’t like Salad (L4) or Ape (G7) and I’d quite like them to pair-
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If you're interested, the biggest help to figuring you out was a specific phrase that you used. It's not unique to you, but it gave me a pool of suspects which is actually the most important part.In post 995, Lady 7 wrote:I'll be honest I thought the same thing.
But apparently despite playing almost no games recently G3 picked up my typing gimmick which is pretty mean.
The thing about basicallyanysort of investigation (not just finding alts) is that once you have a small number of suspects, narrowing down between them is typically fairly easy. The hard part is inlocating a suspectin the first place; that is, the hard part is even knowing where to begin out of the huge initial possibility space. Once you have a group of suspects that you can be relatively confident in, most of the hard work is already done.
So from there it was the tic that let me narrow it down to specifically you. Honestly, I suspect that whatever you're thinking of might not even be the same thing that I'm talking about; people's language habits tend to be fairly unconscious to them.
I realize this is a pretty irrelevant tangent but if it wasn't clear I find this whole subject really interesting, so stop me if I start talking too much about it.-
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In post 1016, Gentleman 8 wrote:i want gentleman 3 to figure out who i am and then look cool smoking a pipe while bragging about it-
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Could you clarify on how you think it's "fence sitty"? It's not as though I'm refusing to take a stance; quite the opposite, really. IIn post 1017, Lady 4 wrote:Ok I know G3 said he was waiting until later to develop scumreads more in-depth but his continued insistence on finding people to die based on having the least to townread them on really really bothers me. It's so fence sitty and IMO pointless.amtaking a decisive stance. It's just that my stance is based on "negative" reasons rather than "positive" reasons, so to speak.-
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I try to avoid blaming other people when I'm wrong on someone, especially the person that I was wrong on. It's not conducive to self-improvement.In post 1041, Lady 4 wrote:
It seems like an excuse to fall back on if your "scumreads" flip townIn post 1026, Gentleman 3 wrote:
Could you clarify on how you think it's "fence sitty"? It's not as though I'm refusing to take a stance; quite the opposite, really. IIn post 1017, Lady 4 wrote:Ok I know G3 said he was waiting until later to develop scumreads more in-depth but his continued insistence on finding people to die based on having the least to townread them on really really bothers me. It's so fence sitty and IMO pointless.amtaking a decisive stance. It's just that my stance is based on "negative" reasons rather than "positive" reasons, so to speak.
Like "oh they just didn't show their towniness they should have done better"
Fence sitty maybe not the right term but I don't know what would be better
Regardless, I'm still not sure I really understand. I don't get what the material difference between that sort of excuse and someone saying "I guess I was wrong" or "Wow they played so scummily" if one of their more positive scumreads were to flip town.
Why is it that you think that my "style" (for lack of a better term) of reads is more likely to come from scum? I feel I should also say that it's not as though I've chosen to form reads this way; if I had picked up on more positive reasons to scumread an unpaired Gentleman, then I would. I haven't, and so here I am.-
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One thing I have observed from previous secret alt games is that players still fall back on their common biases. Just as in any regular game, the people who are bad at expressing themselves, the people who are "weird": they tend to be the first to go. People who are well-spoken, funny, or otherwise likeable tend to stick around regardless of the rest of their behavior.
As I've said before, this is part of the reason why I think people may be townreading Gentleman 6, or opposed to his being left out. I personally think he's much better spoken and less abrasive than either Gentleman 2 or Gentleman 7, and I imagine that everyone else would agree.I myselfhave already told him that I enjoy interacting with him more than I do either of the other unpaired Gentleman and would prefer to keep him alive if I had reasons to do so.
It's really easy to convince yourself that someone who isn't great at speaking, who has truly unorthodox thought patterns, or who is otherwise just awkward is scum. It's why the same people get eliminated early game after game. It's very easy to understand what I'm saying, but I think it's a lot harder to truly internalize that we all have biases against getting rid of people we like interacting with and recognize how that might shape your opinions. I don't claim to be much better than anyone else at it, but I think that recognizing it is an important first step.-
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This is combined with the fact that, if you look at the players sorted by post-count, it's practically an even split with Ladies being the top half and Gentlemen being the lower half. I'm not surprised that my reads on the Ladies are more defined than on the Gentlemen—they've probably got a combined double the number of posts.In post 1048, Lady 6 wrote:I'd also add it's rather hard, at least for me, to get strong scum reads at this point in the game. Most players can and choose to play in a fairly lowkey fashion (no one even has to vote yet), and that makes it hard to get positive reasons to scum read someone. The best thing to do imo is to just look at who isn't doing town things.
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For the record, I think that I have stronger reasons to townread both Lady 4 and Lady 5 over Lady 6. I simply think that I'll be better able to solve with Lady 6.In post 1070, Gentleman 8 wrote:heh
i honestly don't understand why anyone thinks lady 6 is town. tbh she's the most likely to be scum among the ladies, from what ive read
if i had to choose someone currently unpaired to leave out, it'd probably be gentleman 4. need to think about this a bit
Fair. I considered the hypothesis more likely for Gentleman 9 than for you. There was always a bit of a discrepancy between who I know you to be, who I would expect you to recognize and immediately pair with, and who Lady 8 is. That's all I'll say on that front.In post 1091, Gentleman 5 wrote:
I have no idea who Ghosty 8 is under the mask.In post 726, Gentleman 3 wrote:That's not to say that it's not entirely relevant to alignments. For instance, it semed likely to me reading through that both Gentleman 9 and Gentleman 5's proposals to their prospective partners were because they recognized (or thought that they recognized) who the Ladies were. What exactly that information means I've yet to come to any conclusion on, but at least the premise seems likely to me at the moment.-
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A few thoughts on this. The first: this accusation could be made about any replacement, even ones who claim that they weren't following along. Do you have any specific reason to believe that it is the case when it comes to me? If not, do you hold the same reservations about the other replacements?In post 1642, Gentleman 8 wrote:
i don't think he wrote his posts before replacing in, i think he was following along closely enough that he had genuine reads prior to replacing in (and he just happened to write about them, regardless of his alignment)In post 1639, Gentleman 5 wrote:I don't think the "he wrote his posts before entering the game" theory is a real good one
he said he was following it. he claims he wasn't forming reads though, he was just trying to identify people. i don't entirely believe that, but it's why i don't care about his replace in so much as how he's going to form reads down the line
Second: I think we would both agree that it's not readsthemselvesthat people are read off of. How one forms reads, how one justifies them, and in general how one talksabouttheir reads generally, I would say, make up the content by which someone is judged. With that in mind, if you agree that the idea that I wrote posts before replacing in is absurd, wouldn't you agree that the concern that I had reads before I replaced in is superseded by the things I've writtensurroundingthose reads afterwards? And of course, that's not to mention the more real-time interactions I've had with people.
I don't know. I'm reminded in some sense of a concern that I believe Lady 3 brought up, that people who "appear competent" might secretly have great scum ranges. I've experienced that exact paranoia myself before in a previous game, and I had to overcome it before I could move forward and town would eventually win. I don't think the concern isunfounded, although I would say that in the current site-meta it's on the less probable side. To my knowledge, at least, there are few players currently playing known for their outstanding scum games. I won't bother to comment on what I think of my own ability as scum; if someone doesn't trust me, they wouldn't believe me anyways.-
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To my knowledge, I haven't been ignoring you. I've never agreed with the philosophy I've occasionally seen where people ignore their scumreads. Apologies if I've missed something you said.In post 1690, Gentleman 6 wrote:Hi Mr. tsundere.
Let me know when your dere-dere side is ready to try and understand my POV.
I'm unsure if this is what you're implying, but I feel as though I should say that thinking that someone is the likeliest candidate for scum and not trying to understand their point of view are not the same thing. They're almost opposites, actually.
What exactly would you like me to hear?
I can't say I agree, but it's probably not a super relevant discussion to have.In post 1691, Lady 7 wrote:Unfortunately I am just assuming the worst in regards to most people in this game and what they would be capable of doing as scum.
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I feel as though you've got something backwards here. You're not interested in my thoughts becauseIn post 1692, Gentleman 8 wrote:i'm not saying it is the case, i'm saying it's why i'm not very interested in your replace in thoughts because if you are scum you probably did form your reads prior to replacing inif I'm scumthey're prefabricated; very well, but if I'm scum then all of my thoughts are fabricated regardless. If I am town, they are quite real. So as I was trying to get at earlier, what is the specific reason to believe the scum case over the town case?
Moreover, I feel as though you ignored my second point there. Even if one granted I was scum and that my reads were set before I replaced in, the things that I wrote about them werenotset before I replaced in, and it is the things written about reads that are relevant to one's alignmentfar morethan the reads themselves. With that in mind, would you not agree thateven ifone granted that my reads were prefabricated, that the posts I made would still be just as alignment-indicative?
I'm not sure if I should feel insulted here or not, but I get the vague feeling that I am being insulted.In post 1698, Gentleman 6 wrote:I seem to have mistaken you for a player who likes to townblock and sync up, my request is retracted. I was hoping to have you convince me of my own townreads (minus the one on your slot for what I hope is an obvious reason) and see if we couldn't get you a better feel for my play in the process.
I'm not really sure what to tell you. I'm perfectly willing to hear anything you have to say out, but that doesn't mean that I have to agree with it. I have no animus against you nor reason to want to scumread you; quite the opposite, really, as I've already told you.
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No, I understand this perfectly fine. I suppose I'll try to boil my main points down to two questions to keep it as focused as possible:In post 1712, Lady 1 wrote:
Hi, Lady 1 here what's up? You don't mind if I just step in for a second do ya? I think you're the one missing a key factor here, maybe both of you. Let's assume you had thoughts before replacing in. Now, I don't agree that this is a good line to go down but since we're going down it already let's entertain the thought. The key point is, if you had thoughts before replacing in regardless of what role pm you got they're going to come from a townie outlook because you don't make reads specing as scum you make them as town.In post 1707, Gentleman 3 wrote:I feel as though you've got something backwards here. You're not interested in my thoughts because if I'm scum they're prefabricated; very well, but if I'm scum then all of my thoughts are fabricated regardless. If I am town, they are quite real. So as I was trying to get at earlier, what is the specific reason to believe the scum case over the town case?
Moreover, I feel as though you ignored my second point there. Even if one granted I was scum and that my reads were set before I replaced in, the things that I wrote about them were not set before I replaced in, and it is the things written about reads that are relevant to one's alignment far more than the reads themselves. With that in mind, would you not agree that even if one granted that my reads were prefabricated, that the posts I made would still be just as alignment-indicative?
So in theory, no you couldn't really gather much off those posts. I think this is a really bad angle to go down, and I probably wouldn't have said anything if you weren't trying to put focus on the statement itself.
- What is the specific reason to believe that I personally (as opposed to any other replacement) am scum who replaced in with prefabricated thoughts?
- What is the extent to which one believes that these prefabrications go, and thus the extent to which my posts would thus be non-alignment-indicative?
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Brilliant.
I think the main people to immediately look at to think about associations would be Lady 6, Gentleman 2, and Lady 4. Lady 6 obviously for the immediate and continued request to dance, and G2 and L4 for these comments respectively:In post 1398, Gentleman 7 wrote:You can take G2 over me. The important thing is to identify the winning town-town pair. My survival isn't necessary.In post 1410, Gentleman 7 wrote:
Real answer? I invest a lot of time and effort into a game, and I don't trust L4 to keep us alive long enough for me to have an impact on the outcome even if she's town.In post 1408, Gentleman 4 wrote:G7, why do you think letting G2 pair with L4 instead of you is better than letting yourself pair with L4?-
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Me neither, at the moment. They're simply the persons of interest given Gentleman 7's interactions with them.In post 1825, Gentleman 4 wrote:
I'm not sure whether you're suspecting them or clearing them.In post 1809, Gentleman 3 wrote:Lady 6 obviously for the immediate and continued request to dance, and G2 and L4 for these comments respectively:-
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I'm not quite sure about this, even if I might agree with you on the conclusion. If we assume Lady 4 is scum and Gentleman 2 is town, picking G7 (thus leaving G2 out) and immediately getting eliminated is the same number of town and scum dead as picking G2 and leaving G7 out, but with the added benefit that scum doesn't immediately flip, denying a lot of information to town. Thus, I might say that if Lady 4 were scum, she would have a lot of incentive to pick Gentleman 7; and that's not even mentioning that I believe many people were prepared to townread Gentleman 7 if he started putting more effort in.In post 1848, Lady 8 wrote:AAHhhh! Vampire!!
I think in scum!Lady 4's shoes, I'd have picked Gent 2. There was no good reason to pick Gent 7, and I think she may as well try to grab some towncred to keep herself alive. Like if she took Gent 7 and they paired up as a 2 scum pairing, there's no way they make it far and that's 2 scum down. At least this way she has somewhat of a bus under her belt.
That being said, I don't think I lean on her being scum I don't think. Will have to look back and stuff
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I think I wasn't as clear as I could've been here, so let me elaborate. Assume that Lady 4 is scum and whoever she's paired with will always be the first to go. Regardless of whether she picks Gentleman 2 or Gentleman 7, one town will end up dead and two scum will. The difference is that by picking Gentleman 7 she would deny town the immediate scumflip, and if we no longer assume that she isIn post 1855, Gentleman 3 wrote:If we assume Lady 4 is scum and Gentleman 2 is town, picking G7 (thus leaving G2 out) and immediately getting eliminated is the same number of town and scum dead as picking G2 and leaving G7 out, but with the added benefit that scum doesn't immediately flip, denying a lot of information to town.alwaysthe first to go, I think that a decent argument could be made that Gentleman 7 could have turned his slot around. Thus, I think Lady 4 would be incentivized as scum to pick Gentleman 7, and thus I don't think she's scum.
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It's possible I'm a victim of confirmation bias, but I still feel as though the best vote at the moment may be Lady 1/Gentleman 6.
Lady 1 probably made the most attempt of anyone to get Gentleman 7 paired. At least, to memory.
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For Gentleman 6, it's actually a conspicuouslackof mention of Gentleman 7. As near as I can tell, there isn't a single direct reference to him in G6's entire ISO. He's even excluded from his readslist with basically no comment:
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Lady 3 I feel relatively good about, although I'm unsure if I could really substantiate that with something concrete. Gentleman 9 I've never really townread, but over time I haven't really felt anything agenda-driven from him. Taking a quick look at his interactions with Gentleman 7, it felt fairly natural and non-partnered on first glance.In post 1873, Lady 7 wrote:What is your thoughts on my current adventure of Gent 9 and Lady 3?
As a side note, I like Lady 2 more, having seen some of her comments directed towards Gentleman 7.
It's certainly possible, but I feel it's conspicuous given that I believe Gentleman 7—as near as I can tell—is theIn post 1876, Gentleman 9 wrote:I dont think g6 is scum though, but i sus l1.
g6's lack of mention of g7 could purely just because low post count + replacementonlyslot which he fails to mention. He talks much more about and to the next three lowest posters, Gentlemen 1, 2 and 3.-
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It's a really easy—perhaps even generic—criticism to make against any sort of "long" post that it's all fluff and no substance, but I don't think that it could actually be substantiated in my case. With the exception of some poems and some brief interludes talking about identities, I'd say that I've been extremely focused on the game and avoiding fluff.In post 1930, Lady 1 wrote:
Yeah thisIn post 1928, Gentleman 9 wrote:i reverse my read on shrlock g3 after realizing that a bunch of his stuff is wall fluff, and i talk about gorilla 7, in terms of I don't think he's town, but I think he's more town than 2.
I actually disagree that a random read change across a large number of posts is indicative of an agenda. Actually, I'm of the opinion that scum take much more effort to pay attention to their own reads and avoid inconsistencies. It's really natural for townies to change their reads suddenly, especially on players that they haven't mentioned or thought about in a while. This exact progression was why I said earlier that Gentleman 9 seemed to not be partnered with Gentleman 7: his progression there seems fairly natural to me.In post 1944, Lady 7 wrote:
Again, you had no reason to change the read.In post 1938, Gentleman 9 wrote:this "progression" is also 400 posts apart
I scouted your entire ISO, those 3 posts are your only mentions of the flipped wolf player.
And your read on him lines up with exactly how I expect wolves to treat their partner.
But you are just talking around me saying I am misrepresenting you.
It's actually crazy.
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I'm glad to hear it, but I'd prefer to hear you talk about where you think I've been posting fluff rather than content.In post 1980, Gentleman 9 wrote:
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A ten minute break? I hope you're ready to catch up on about fifty pages. Don't worry, I'll start keeping a summary for you.In post 1984, Lady 7 wrote:A storm is brewing, not the game literally just real life.
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Basically every single sentence in the post that you quoted is me giving my own opinion. I'm finding it difficult to match that with the idea that I was "describing what's going on".In post 1989, Gentleman 9 wrote:so like, I feel like your posts focus on "describing what's going on" rather than "actively responding to what's going on" in fact, going back to the ISO, I find that you have 1 set of clear opnion here, which is you don't like any of the pairing, which I opposed to since you were scumreading my pair and you agreed
but furthermore concentrating on L8-G5 pair, note explicitly the context was that G5 chose L8 because he thinks he can read L8 well. Based on your reads on L8, you should like that pairing rather than dislike. This makes me think that even when you are "describing what's going on", you're not actively interpreting
Why should I like that pairing rather than dislike it? It was a pairing of someone who I townread and someone that I scumread. I would agree with you if they were both people that I scumread, but they aren't. What is it about my Lady 8 read that means that I should like that pairing?-
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Personally, when someone asks me to substantiate an accusation about their posts (a lack of content), I don't give as an example a post that specificallyIn post 1999, Gentleman 9 wrote:
hmm I didn't explain clearly I guess.In post 1995, Gentleman 3 wrote:Basically every single sentence in the post that you quoted is me giving my own opinion. I'm finding it difficult to match that with the idea that I was "describing what's going on".
Why should I like that pairing rather than dislike it? It was a pairing of someone who I townread and someone that I scumread. I would agree with you if they were both people that I scumread, but they aren't. What is it about my Lady 8 read that means that I should like that pairing?
I quoted the post because I find it to be one of the few posts where you actively form an opinion.
Then I argue that your opinion doesn't match up with the facts.doesn'tmatch up with the accusation. That's just me, though.
I don't understand the logical connection between your first point and your second point. It's an utter non-sequitur to me. What is it about Gentleman 5 saying that he can sort Lady 8 that should mean that I would like that pairing?In particular, you weakly scumread L8. But G5 specifically said that he thinks he can sort L8. Therefore based on that context, there is no reason not to like that pairing.-
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Gentleman 5's claim that he believes he can sort Lady 8 has no bearing on me. Even knowing people's identities, I have no reason to trust his read over mine or to trust that he will eventually come to agree with me.In post 2002, Gentleman 9 wrote:As town what's a reason you wouldn't like a pairing? That one is town and the other is scum, and that the town townreads the scumpair and doesn't leave in endgame. This is not such a scenario.
It seems quite reasonable to me to say that just in general someone you consider being town paired with someone you consider to be scum would be a reason to dislike a pairing, no? Regardless of their read on each other, it is an unfortunate situation where their death would result in the loss of one of your townreads.
It just seems somewhat strange to me to give a singular post that supposedly doesn't match up with what you're saying as opposed to giving the multitude of other posts that would apparently show a lack of content.In post 2004, Gentleman 9 wrote:
Personally, when someone asks me to substantiate an accusation about their posts (a lack of content), I give example of the only post that may be construed as containing content, and show that its largely invalid and matches up with the accusation. That's just me, though.In post 2000, Gentleman 3 wrote:Personally, when someone asks me to substantiate an accusation about their posts (a lack of content), I don't give as an example a post that specifically doesn't match up with the accusation. That's just me, though.
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Do you believe that I believe it? If so, it seems like your point that it is inconsistent for me to dislike the pairing of Gentleman 5 and Lady 8 is really just a philosophical disagreement rather than any sort of discrepancy.In post 2012, Gentleman 9 wrote:
i disagree with this 100 percent.In post 2008, Gentleman 3 wrote:Gentleman 5's claim that he believes he can sort Lady 8 has no bearing on me. Even knowing people's identities, I have no reason to trust his read over mine or to trust that he will eventually come to agree with me.
It seems quite reasonable to me to say that just in general someone you consider being town paired with someone you consider to be scum would be a reason to dislike a pairing, no? Regardless of their read on each other, it is an unfortunate situation where their death would result in the loss of one of your townreads.
Sorry, could you elaborate? I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the bolded.In post 2013, Lady 1 wrote:
Stuff like this is why I have a problem with Gent 3 because it'sIn post 2008, Gentleman 3 wrote:Gentleman 5's claim that he believes he can sort Lady 8 has no bearing on me. Even knowing people's identities, I have no reason to trust his read over mine or to trust that he will eventually come to agree with me.
It seems quite reasonable to me to say that just in general someone you consider being town paired with someone you consider to be scum would be a reason to dislike a pairing, no? Regardless of their read on each other, it is an unfortunate situation where their death would result in the loss of one of your townreads.skipping/leaving out basic mafia theory/talk to make an excuse on your own reasoningand Gent 3 is obviously smart enough to not be this narrow minded-
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I think there's a disconnect here, although I will concede that what I said there does sound selfish and conceited. That was a mistake.In post 2018, Lady 1 wrote:
It's okay not many can understand my genius allow me to enlighten you.In post 2014, Gentleman 3 wrote:Sorry, could you elaborate? I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the bolded.
The way you're talking is in an extremely selfish and coincided viewpoint and I don't think given what you've shown that's how you really think or act. Saying things like 'I have no reason to trust his read over mine' when this entire format of a game is figuring out partners and working together in a basic game of mafia is...just odd. Are you telling me you've never been convinced on a read before? No, because that's silly. So you trying to come in here and say that's why you're gonna vote a pair is...bad
Gentleman 5's point—as near as I can tell—is that I should be fine with one of my scumreads pairing with one of my townreads, because Gentleman 5 believes he can read Lady 8, and there exists the possibility that he will eventually come to scumread her and leave the dance.Mypoint is that this fact has no bearing on my opinion of whether or not a pairing is good or not. To me, any pairing of one of my townreads and scumreads is a suboptimal one, because getting rid of the scumread necessarily also kills the townread.
It's as simple as that. I'm not trying to claim that I'm better than Gentleman 5 or anything of the sort. I'm also not using this as the justification for voting that pair, as you seem to claim in the last sentence—the only pair that I've indicated any intention I might vote today so far is yours, with Gentleman 6.-
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Gentleman 9's point, that is.In post 2020, Gentleman 3 wrote:Gentleman 5's point-
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You mistook my predecessor for the original Scarf, Gentleman 6's predecessor. My predecessor posted a few times and then slipped and was force replaced, Gentleman 6's was the newbie who was overwhelmed.
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Phoneposting, not much time here.
I wouldn't say concerned, exactly. It's hard to explain. I suppose it's that I felt that the point was based on a few cognitive biases, and I wanted to talk about them: namely, Lady 3's point that I brought up earlier, and a misapplication of a heuristic where the point you made is considered more likely to apply to me than any other replacement, when there's no reason that that should be the case.In post 2304, Gentleman 8 wrote:@gentleman 3,
towards the end of pre-dance, why were you so concerned with what you thought was my read on you? not a whole lot of people agreed with me, iirc (and the people who agreed with you didn't exactly think you were scum for it, so...)
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In post 2348, Lady 6 wrote:you know
I feel like that makes G9 just town now
I don't really see that being faked in any worldI completely agree. I'm not 100% pre-ordercommitted to them being the endgame pair, but I'm confident they're both town.
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The only situation I can imagine in which Gentleman 9 isn't corrected on his assumption in the scum PT is if the third partner is also a chronic low-poster like Gentleman 7 was, and there has been basically no strategy discussion between them. I don't really see any person which that would apply to.In post 2387, Gentleman 4 wrote:VOTE: G6/L1
I don't get why we are townreading G9 for assuming that there is only one vote out per dance. It seems consistent with his earlier philosophy that mafia want to pair with people that they can work well with, but I don't find it town indicative and it's more like it explains his earlier pushes. Still need to re-evaluate his slot as a whole, but that's what I'm thinking.
What?In post 2383, Gentleman 5 wrote:And also with Gent 4 saying I just can't read him, and Lady 4 kind of vouching there
Unfortunately my response to this will probably be meaningless to you, but knowing who Gentleman 7 is, that kind of random play is completely within his wheelhouse. One of my working theories is again that he assumed (and assumed incorrectly) who Lady 6 was, and that was why he decided to troll her.In post 2388, Gentleman 8 wrote:i don't think scum go out of their way to get a partnership with one particular town player, to the exclusion of all others though? that's not how people operate, in my opinion
so present to me the scenario in which lady 6 is town and gentleman 7 pursues lady 6 like he did and how that makes sense (disregarding my "intense love of seals" theory please)
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Admittedly that hadn't occurred to me, but I'd say it's the exception rather than the rule.In post 2445, Lady 3 wrote:
L7.blue said she would deliberately allow G9 to continue to misunderstand the setup so that he is looks townier.In post 2441, Gentleman 3 wrote:The only situation I can imagine in which Gentleman 9 isn't corrected on his assumption in the scum PT is if the third partner is also a chronic low-poster like Gentleman 7 was, and there has been basically no strategy discussion between them. I don't really see any person which that would apply to.
I have employed similar tactics in previous games. Well I wanted to but it was a 3p scumteam and my other partner explained something and I wished I could delete teammate's posts in the scum PT.
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