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I'm not sure I understand why Ether and LuckayLuck are claiming others to be town so early in the game. There haven't been too many substantive posts and no one has yet appeared to be in danger of lynch. Where does that certainty come from and why make a case of it now? If there's some inside knowledge involved, that exposes some power roles early. It just strikes me as odd...-
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Well, I wish I had a decent answer for this one. I've reread a couple of times now and I don't know what the hell I was talking about. I only see Luckay making such claims.Ether wrote:
I'm what?Post 81, HackerHuck wrote:I'm not sure I understand why Ether and LuckayLuck are claiming others to be town so early in the game.
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Luckay, please confirm my understanding of your logic behind Bogre being scum.
1. Ether is town
2. The Ether bandwagon is the "first day first wave mafia bandwagon" and it consisted of these votes (in order of placement): SilentSpeaker, IH, Bogre, Fritzler, CES, Canucklehead
3. One (and only one) voter on the "first day first wave mafia bandwagon" is scum.
4. Fourth vote is not scum (Clears Fritzler)
5. IH is not scum
6. Between SilentSpeaker and Bogre, you fancy Bogre as scum.
Assuming the above is correct, I have a few questions.
Do your numbers apply to games of all sizes or do you scale it accordingly?
Why are you so certain of Ether's innocence? Is it her singing or your spreadsheet?
Same question about IH, except for the singing.
Why no mention of CES? He should be one of your options unless he's considered town.
"Can we vote for the silent speaker now?" was posted twice in closing your posts and now you've flipped over to Bogre. That's the explanation I'm most curious about now. Why is Bogre suddenly more suspicious than SilentSpeaker?-
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I have to pipe up now that I've finally had a chance to catch up.
I'm actually happy with my vote on Luckay, so I'll officially say it's no longer random. I guess the proper protocol isConfirm vote: Luckay Luck
I don't have a problem with his townie tells or his scum tests or any of his conclusions - I don't understand his reasoning, so I've pretty much ignored it.
What I don't really like is his "selling" of this information. He's much like those late night adverts - "make millions on the stock market using my simple program!" We put a bunch of information in the "magic box", turn the crank and out comes all the right answers. If it really works, it makes no sense to share the "wealth". It's only a useful tool when we're 100% certain that he's pro-town. What happens when LL is playing for the other team? Does his insight disappear or does he give us the wrong information? He would also know how to fool the "magic box", since he knows what will trigger townie tells.
In a nutshell, trying to convince others to follow you because your "system" tells you is very bad for the town. It gives you too much of an excuse for when you're wrong and it really gives the rest of the town nothing to go on.-
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I don't disagree that it's up to others to believe whether he's right or not, but your second statement is not an accurate comparison. Let me go back to my late-night advert example for you.IH wrote:It's only up to you how serious you take his findings. This is like someone giving us insights to who they think is suspicious is scummy, because they're "selling" information. LuckayLuck hasn't really tried to get us to follow his system, has he? The most he's pushed for is to defend people he thinks are town.
Luckay is acting like this:
I input this security into my machine and it gives me a red lamp or a green light letting me know whether to buy or sell! When I plugged in "Widgets Inc." it gives me a green light, so it must be a buy!
What you say above about providing insight would be more like this:
My machine looks at the various metrics of a security and makes a determination of whether to buy or sell. Based on it's low P/E, a strong buyback program, and consistently beating earnings estimates, my machine rates it a buy!
That kind of information would be useful to the town, not just - I looked at all these names and I realised that Jack is scum!
Now, I'm not against anyone using their own playstyle/mechanics in a game, but Luckay is starting to get into the place where if you say something often enough, others begin to take it as the truth. He's also just not making much sense when he does try and give some reasons.
Just looking at his multiple posts, he's done a number of things that would tap into my scumdar if he had a more mundane playstyle - Vote Hopping, unexplained defence of others, insinuation of inside information, etc... Discounting all that for his playstyle, the fact that he's been dominating the conversation with his beliefs (again with nothing for us to go on but his word) makes me feel that he would be a safe lynch. i.e. There's a chance he's scum and if not, if he's a regular townie then it's not a big loss. On the plus side, he has brought out a lot of early game discussion.
I would also say that Luckay has tried to push his agenda. Publishing that spreadsheet wasn't just defending people he felt to be town.
This sums up how I feel about Luckay and his "machine".IH wrote:......You don't think that blindly following is scummy? It's not a good play for town, (unless you have something concrete), but I think it could be mildly scummy to follow blindly. That way if their logic turns up wrong, you have a way out of not taking any responsibility. 'It was their idea!"
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I have actually played in a game with a role like that.Twito wrote:
Does your role give you change to take someone with you when you jump? PLEASE TAKE ME!Save The Dragons wrote:
this town is making me sad. I wanna jump off a cliff.
(no I'm not fishing for his role don't even start with that shit)
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QFTJack wrote:
Well...we could just, you know,the silent speaker wrote:You consider the question of "who would you lynch, right now, if the decision were yours and yours alone?" a time waster?VOTEfor people.
I really don't see how this will accomplish consensus and save us time. If everyone provided a list of their top two/three scum, that might narrow it down to a few suspects that most people have on their list, rather than the broad group we'll get if everyone just puts out one name.
Besides, who wants to join the group if you're going to let the scum join too?
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Wow, I get an FOS because I don't answer the useless questions at the front of the list, but I do answer the only relevant question asked. How am I trying to see which way the wind blows when I actually posted who I thought my top two were?IH wrote:
Thanks for repeating Ether!Arafax wrote:@ IH : Why did you FOS HackerHuck for suggesting that everyone posts their top 2 or 3 suspects?...It seems that he is suggesting the same thing as Pooky just suggested (in a more straight forward way of course) and you followed the whole Pooky idea?
nah, seriously though. I've seen Pooky make a proposal like this before. (Cites Open 6, Nightless) He's asked questions/made proposals like this before, so I answered, but I see red flags when someone just asks for it.
Not only that, Hackerhuck and Jack both refused to answer the questions, but supported everyone listing who their top 2 suspects were.
"Forming a coalition is stupid, but answer that last one for us anyways"
Please note that I had already "answered" Pooky's final question by having a no-longer-random vote on someone.
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Err, you still phrased it wrong. Since you'll get off my back for explaining my reasons, I won't make you go back and find my earlier posts.IH wrote:....Err, I phrased that wrong.
"Why would I try to find that information, when I already put down mine!"
A convenient breeze through other's posts, and your suspicion changes. I will get off your back if you explain your top three suspicions though. That is all.
I have a vote on Luckay and I placed an FOS on CES, so I have been open with my suspicion on those two. That said, I'm waiting for the wind to blow before I change my mind. I'll probably also decide my day two lynch target today after everyone tells me who their top two scum are. That way I'll be first on the bandwagon and indisputably prove my townhood.
LuckayLuck. I don't think his playstyle has been helpful to the town. See post 305 He seems to have softened a bit lately; however, my vote still stands on him.
CES. I really don't like how he voted for Canucklehead, admitted he had no valid reason and then never pulled his vote. See posts 376 and 377
IH. You misrepresented my actions - bolded text in this post
and I don't like how you call me out as potential scum for doing basically the same thing as Pooky (which you happily followed along with even though my idea was two or three times better).IH wrote:
Thanks for repeating Ether!
nah, seriously though. I've seen Pooky make a proposal like this before. (Cites Open 6, Nightless) He's asked questions/made proposals like this before, so I answered, but I see red flags when someone just asks for it.
Not only that, Hackerhuck and Jack both refused to answer the questions, but supported everyone listing who their top 2 suspects were.
"Forming a coalition is stupid, but answer that last one for us anyways"-
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As annoying as Maz can be, he is right in this case. When I did my last reread, I spotted two places where he explained his actions. I would say the ball's in your court now.Maz Medias wrote:
I explained myself when I voted for you. If you're too lazy to change pages, you don't deserve my conversation.Canucklehead17 wrote:
*grins* Feeling a little closed mouthed lately Maz? I've asked you two or three times to explain yourself, and that's allllll you can say.Maz Medias wrote:I'll answer 7) with Canuckle.
Confirm Vote: Maz Medias
Maz Medias wrote:Vote: Canucklehead17for blatantly trying to set up a 1-2 mislynch.Maz Medias wrote:Oh, let me further explain my vote on you, Canucklescum.
You were blatantly attempting to set up a 1-2 mislynch on Jack-->LL. Rather than defending yourself when I called you on it, you dismissed the attack via ad homming about my post count. You then dropped the argument completely.
Later, you attributed a quote to me when I was not the one who said it, and again never mentioned it again once I pointed that out.
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Wow, I didn't realise the discussion my comment would bring out. While it's very interesting to see how everyone interpretreted it, I'll shed some light on what I really meant.
Yes, I didn't really understand what Pooky was trying to do and I have never played with him before. I also can't be bothered to look at any of his previous games, so I was just looking at his post as an unbiased observer. To me, he was saying: "This is going to take us forever to find scum if we just keep at it the way we have been. I'm going to help get the ball rolling and set up a questionnaire that will get everyone to tell us who their top suspect is."
I was surprised at the overall enthusiasm in joining Pooky's club. Like Maz, I didn't see the point in the first six questions, but the last one was obviously important. I also agreed with Jack that asking question seven was rather pointless since our votes should be answer enough.
My main point was that if Pooky really wanted to get the ball rolling, it makes sense to ask for a top two or three, since our votes already answered number seven and repeating them won't do anything to further discussion.
I'm still not following IH's logic for why asking for two or three versus the one suspect is scummier. To me, putting out more names will draw additional scrutiny versus allowing someone to simply follow the crowd with the leading wagon.
As to MoS' concerns. If my comments were scummy, I don't see why Pooky's wouldn't be scummy as well.-
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That's true, but if Twito's scum and LL isn't, he may end up offing one of his scum pals or his separation from LL will be obvious. I agree that he's not being very helpful to the town, but I think we're better off nabbing someone that really looks scummy.Mariyta wrote:
Because his blatant refusal to post his own thoughts takes all the blame off him and puts it squarely on LL's shoulders. If he lynchs a townie due to his blindness, he doesn't have to take any responsibility.Jack wrote:@Mariyta: I don't think he's serious. How could he be? You're still just saying it's scummy and not why it's scummy.
I haven't seen a reasonable explanation from CES regarding his vote on Canucklehead. I know he hasn't had a chance to pull his vote based on Canuckle's claim, but I'm more concerned with why he placed that vote.
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There is a "theorum" that explains why Bogre is scum...IH wrote:I'm still not getting the wagon on Bogre, he just hasn't made any posts for us to tell. He should be on the neutral list according to LL, as he hasn't gotten a read, but he's siding with him being scum.
Why not Jack, if he's the other person on your suspicions LL? You don't feel like voting for him? You should be able to get a better read on him since he's posted. I find it curious that you are focusing on Bogre instead of Jack...
I asked LL for clarification on this theorum since it seems to draw more than a few conclusions, but I got no response.LuckayLuck in post 105 wrote:Silent Speaker,
This looks mafia-ish.the silent speaker wrote:So... not random, then. Unvote: Ether, vote: Canucklehead.
Also, you were the first vote on Ether, who at the time of my suspicion, had the highest bandwagon. The "first day first wave mafia bandwagon" theorem dictates that there is usually exactly one mafia on the first 4-vote wagon on day1, and the 4th vote is not a mafia. IH is townie, and Ether is townie, thus: it's either you or Bogre.
FOS: Bogre
P.S. I'm a nut, but not crazy
HackerHuck wrote:Luckay, please confirm my understanding of your logic behind Bogre being scum.
1. Ether is town
2. The Ether bandwagon is the "first day first wave mafia bandwagon" and it consisted of these votes (in order of placement): SilentSpeaker, IH, Bogre, Fritzler, CES, Canucklehead
3. One (and only one) voter on the "first day first wave mafia bandwagon" is scum.
4. Fourth vote is not scum (Clears Fritzler)
5. IH is not scum
6. Between SilentSpeaker and Bogre, you fancy Bogre as scum.
Assuming the above is correct, I have a few questions.
Do your numbers apply to games of all sizes or do you scale it accordingly?
Why are you so certain of Ether's innocence? Is it her singing or your spreadsheet?
Same question about IH, except for the singing.
Why no mention of CES? He should be one of your options unless he's considered town.
"Can we vote for the silent speaker now?" was posted twice in closing your posts and now you've flipped over to Bogre. That's the explanation I'm most curious about now. Why is Bogre suddenly more suspicious than SilentSpeaker?-
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Just wanted to pop up and let everyone know I'm back.
I don't really get the momentum behind the Jack lynch, so I'm actually in agreement with STD and Fritzler there. I think I'll need to reread yesterday's events in order to catch up properly.
Regarding the portcullis and the other exit, I think that the royal family would be best helped by escaping.-
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Forgive me if I appear a bit dense here, but I'm not seeing the smoking gun against Arafax. Jack made some good points, but I just don't understand what has pushed this wagon to lynch-2 so fast.Ether wrote:Woah. I was wondering if I should elaborate on what was wrong with post 709 and all of that, but the wagon's going fast anyway.Damnthis feels easy.
Well, for tomorrow. Canuckle, I know what conclusion I drew from 709 (and 726). You do realize what that conclusion hinges on, right?
I prefer an IH lynch, but I could be persuaded to join the Arafax wagon if I see some convincing evidence.-
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I wish Maz hadn't gotten in the way of the investigation and I'm very surprised that he claimed some kind of night action.
I don't see what he said/did as being any type of role blocker, but that he was doing something to IH himself - Canuckle stated that he was in IH's quarters.
Regardless, I'm for an IH lynch now.
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Do you think that Maz is trying to protect or implicate Canuckle in some way? Why would he then admit to it? That doesn't make much sense considering Canuckle cleared Maz for us. What exactly were you trying to say?Save The Dragons wrote:Jack wrote:Could someone explaine C-heads lack of result and Maz's comment to me?
Doesn't that clearly state that Maz implied he's a roleblocker who RBed Canuckle?Save The Dragons wrote:gosraOGIUAEWNOGANWGEOWAUQGENOUAWgeongOUwegounweuogqeognueqwougralajdsAENOFEWNloew
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That is how I feel right now.
You know, the cop who claimed day one so we have plenty of times to catch him in a lie if he's lying and if he's telling the truth it would be nice to have all his investigations?
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BTW guys, scum would obviously know how many scum there are!IH wrote: Now that I think about it, this is a serious question. How many scum do we think we have? The King and Queen, thats two obviously. The jester is three, the prince made four. In THAT ONE SCUMGROUP, how many do you think there is?
If you read post one, you're obviously missing the prince and the princess. The two scum we've caught weren't even in that list.
BTW guys, scum wouldn't contradict someone defending them.IH wrote:Technically that's a wifom statement Luckay, because scum could be trying to gambit along that they aren't paying attention to their wagon.
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Just a reminder, but Pooky's innocence doesn't make him right. It just means that he won't be deliberately sending us down the wrong path.Canucklehead17 wrote:
Pooky was innocent one my first night's investigation, so I would like to trust that he's actually got something here. My only fear is that my sanity might not be straight yet, as I haven't gotten a guilty return on any player. IH, I've soooo GMEOY.Pooky wrote:Of course it's the truth
he has lovely eyes.
unvote, vote: Thok
HoS: Jack
We still have a ways to go before deadline, so I don't really like how Luckay's pushing for a lynch. Especially now that he's abandoned the spreadsheet of doom.-
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Are you trying to save me the effort of a reread?IH wrote:Hackerhuck, I believe the original case was trying to setup a 1-2 mislynch because I thought Canuckle had investigated Jack, and I said something along the lines of "After we lynch Jack, if he comes up innocent, we can lynch Canuckle"
I unfortunately hadn't read Canuckles post close enough...
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He investigated Luckay last night and Maz night one. He got an innocent on Maz, so he's not insane. Maz was an odd choice for the scum to off, since it does tend to backup C-Head's claim.Jack wrote:Vote:C-head
Enough of this nonsense. Seriously dude what gives. You investigated maz after claiming so this "scared off bit" can't be a mafia roleblocker. What aren't you telling us?
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Canuckle, you've been quite certain that Jack was scummy and "almost" investigated him before. Why did you pick Luckay over Jack last night?Jack wrote:hmm I guess maz did say he disrupted c-head that last time. So he isn't making it up. C-head just expresses himself weird. I don't see why maz would do whatever to LL though.
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I will admit this looks a little fishy. If it would make you happy Thok, why not throw a vote on Jack?Jack wrote:
What's your scum hunting technique been, hypocrite?Thok wrote:I'd be happy with a Jack lynch at this point. He's been the second option for a while (when we know the first options-IH and Arafax) have been town. And it seems his only scum hunting technique right now is "Vote scummy looking people on my bandwagon and deny I've done anything"; Best-wosrt case scenario he's a completely useless protown player.
I still think VitaminR is scum, but this post doesn't look good either. "he's been the 2nd option for a while" "if he's townie he's useless" are classic scum lines.
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You're right about it being pointless, but only because of Jack. I've seen enough stupid things happen in games to not want to risk it.Battle Mage wrote:that was somewhat pointless considering how long we have gone without a hammer. if he was going to get bussed, he would have been by now.
HackerHuck wrote:Three days before I revote, so this better be good.
Unvote: Jack
I don't think I need to wait any longer.
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Did you not read this exchange?
Jack wrote:I can prove my innocence.Save The Dragons wrote:we're listening...
I may have misinterpreted him, but the three days was to make sure he had the chance to post. I didn't see what giving Jack another ten hours or so would have accomplished. I think at this point it's fairly obvious he's got no interest in giving us his defence, he's still only at lynch -1, so he still has a chance to change his mind.Jack wrote:I'd rather not.-
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I would say that I disagree with Pooky's point regarding the order of the wording, because I can see how that does fit. Where I find a flaw is in the logic. It makes sense that we have a drawbridge keeper if we have a portcullis keeper, but I don't get the match between the name and the role. A watchman makes sense as a portcullis keeper, but the page makes no sense as a drawbridge keeper.
I also don't see the value in letting him prove his role. He told us that the drawbridge has been in the same position all game, so he can't be the only thing influencing it. Besides, I would think a drawbridge would have a winch/winding of some type, not a lever.
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I believe that there's still the normal prince (from the setup scenes) out there who is different from Twito's role. That would imply we're up against four scum.Thok wrote:In addition to what's been said, I can't see a Lost Prince having a page, or any servants at all.
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Actually in looking back at the opening setup, it seems that an open drawbridge might even be beneficial to the scum. Their lines of communication have been severed, so it's possible they need to be able to leave the castle in order to communicate. I could see how the page would be assisting the family in that way.-
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I guess there are worse places to be than in jail. I might need a song from Ether to lift my spirits.
At least three scum left, and I'm too tired right now to put together my thoughts.
I know this seems a bit odd since we just came into day, but could we get a prod on Bogre? He hasn't posted since April 2nd.-
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I'm no expert on balance, so I'm just looking at the information we've been given by the mod.
There are at least three - King, Queen, Princess. Each has been mentioned in the opening posts and active in the lynch scenes.
There have been a number of flavoured roles that don't have obvious (to me) powers, so I don't really see a reason to doubt the number of scum.-
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I've got to apologise for my lack of participation thus far. I got behind in this game and it's been a nightmare trying to catch back up. I'm partway through a reread (I dumped this thread into Word and I'm at 210 of 359 pages) and so far I disagree with TSQ about Ether. In looking at her voting patterns, I'm pretty sure she's town. I'm leaning toward Bogre and Thok right now, but I want to finish this up before I put down any votes.-
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Looking at the lynches (starting with Arafax's).
Pooky has been declared by Canuckle/BM to be for the revolution. Jack, Canuckle, TEOM(Occult), IH, VitaminR, and Maz have all been revealed as protown. That leaves STD, Fritzler, CES, and Ether on the lynch. We're pretty bad as townies if there are no scum on that lynch.Cardinal Ibelly wrote:The Official “That's a Lynch!” Vote Count!
Arafax – 11 – Save the Dragons, PookyTheMagicalBear, Fritzler, TheEyeofMordor, Cogito Ergo Sum, Ether, Jack, Canucklehead17, IH, VitaminR, Maz Medias
unknowns on this lynch are CES, Fritzler, and Ether. it's possible that the scum avoided this lynch, since it went up to deadline at the minimum number of votes and the only other person close was Thok at three votes. Same list as for Arafax, but without STD.Cardinal Ibelly wrote:The Official “End of Day Three” Vote Count!
IH – 6 – Jack, Cogito Ergo Sum, Fritzler, TheEyeofMordor, Canucklehead17, Ether
This one was pretty much unanimous. Jack was voting Thok, but everyone else was not voting. Unknowns are STD, CES, Fritzler, and me (town of course). We do know there was one scum on this list (MoS).Cardinal Ibelly wrote:The Official End of Day Vote Count!
Jack – 8 – Save The Dragons, Cogito Ergo Sum, PBug, Fritzler, Mastermind of Sin, Battle Mage, Hackerhuck, VitaminR
It's possible I'm wrong and that all of the scum (except MoS on Jack) have managed to avoid every lynch of a townie so far. I don't think it's likely, so I'm looking at my top suspects being STD, CES, Fritzler, and Ether.
Ether gets a pass from me because I think she's town. She actually flip-flops on Jack in what seems to be a townie manner. Pretty reasonable push for IH as scum, which is the one where I think the scum would have tried to avoid. Her biggest defense is the push for an MoS lynch before his time was up.
Fritzler hasn't drawn much of my attention, which is a pretty good scum tactic. I'm going to push him down a few notches on my list, since MoS made some weird case against him which seemed too crazy to be distancing.
STD avoided the one lynch I feel would have been avoided by scum. Other than that, he's been like Fritzler and hasn't stuck out much - except lately. Aside from the voting pattern, I have nothing to go on. I would like to see what everyone else has to say about why they think he's scum.
CES is my prime candidate. I got a bad feeling about him on D1 with his strange push for a Canucklehead lynch without having any good reasoning. He's also flown under the radar for the most part, except for the usual call for hammer (that's also been the MO of STD and Fritzler). He also jumped on Jack early D2 with weak case, but jumped off to take out Arafax. I feel this most comfortable going in this direction.
Vote: CES
As you can tell, I ordered from least suspicious to most suspicious. I feel Ether is likely pro-town, I'm on the fence with Fritzler, and I would be OK with a lynch on either STD or CES. I would like to see something more on STD before I consider moving my vote.-
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Well, Fritzler's alignment shows that MoS can do a pretty good job of distancing.
Did anyone notice that the portcullis was raised yesterday,one day afterour portcullis keeper died?
I'm still going back to looking at the lynch patterns.
@Toaster Strudel - you had STD high on your lynch list. Why?
I noticed that TSS has managed to avoid being on any of the lynches. Twito lynch - was on TEOM, Arafax lynch - was not voting, IH lynch - was on CES, Jack lynch - was not voting, MoS lynch - was not voting, CES lynch - was on STD.
I'd like to look more at TSQ's case on Ether/TS.HackerHuck wrote:
I haven't come across anything like this yet. Where would I find it?Thestatusquo wrote:Look how she sat on the fence against luckay luck still attacking him, while still poisoning the well against everyone else on the wagon.
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Where do you get the idea that I was jumping onto bandwagons late? The only "late" bandwagon I joined was on MoS, but that was still only three RL days into day 5. Considering we had a guilty result on him, I don't think there are too many conclusions that can be drawn from his lynch anyway.Thestatusquo wrote:The HH case I could maybe see as well, but not at all from the distancing part, because the same logic holds true: One player, on day one, does not equal scum distancing. Not in this game, not in any game. Your analysis on this is just silly.
A much more compelling reason to vote for HH, I think, which you don't even mention as a possible justification, is the fact that he has been jumping onto bandwagons late the whole game. This is scummy. Saying scum are distancing from him is, however, preposterous.-
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I wouldn't hang my hat on Toaster Strudel's analysis of my voting patterns, since it's inaccurate.Save The Dragons wrote:TS did an objective analysis and failed to do it on herself as well.
My choices for scum ATM are:
I think Thok's voting pattern is pretty telling: distancing one day, avoiding townie lynches, jumped onto scum late.
Hackerhuck's has already been talked about.
I have some concerns with TSS now. He has managed to avoid every single lynch so far this game. He actually did have votes on Twito and MoS at some point and pointed some suspicion of Fritzler at the end of the day yesterday. It seems that this scum group had no problems distancing themselves pretty well with the early votes, but neither Fritzler nor MoS seemed to have anything to say about him.
Just something I caught when rereading and it made me laugh...Fritzler wrote:Fritz jots down in a planner, camera pans to read over words, which say:
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I'm starting to get a very bad feeling about things now. The way I see it, our setup has us at the equivalent of a newbie game. We know there is likely just a Queen and Princess left for the scum and the chance for a doc or a cop are still out there - we've only had a day doc (and a martyr) and a limited cop killed. We all know that the C9 setup favors scum and a miss today puts us at LYLO. Given all that, I want to throw a rather unorthodox thought out there.
I'm having a hard time getting a read on TSQ, since he replaced Bogre who pretty much did nothing all game. TSQ is a decent enough player that as scum he could probably avoid slipping up, which would put the town at a disadvantage at endgame. If we were to do a pre-emptive lynch on TSQ, that might hurt us if he's not scum, but it would also prevent him going to endgame where I see him getting a pass.
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Well, I can see why TSQ is concerned, but I think you're overreacting to my post.
I am still liking TSS right now, but I wanted to point out the fact that we could go into endgame with TSQ and for me, I don't think he's done anything scummy, but I also don't have a town feeling from him either. I haven't been in a situation like this where there isn't good information to go on, so I wanted to know what other people thought - i.e. discussion point. There's obviously a lot of risk to make a pre-emptive lynch on someone who isn't giving off scum vibes and I wanted to point that out as well.-
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He's referencing the fact that we are only guaranteed to have two more lynch opportunities left this game - if we lynch wrong today, we're likely at LYLO.
The implication is that he's town and I'm scum trying to trick all of the more experienced players into lynching him so that it wastes one of those last two guaranteed lynches.-
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That's exactly why I brought it up as a point of discussion. Since bogre lurked the entire game, I don't have a read on TSQ and no one else (save TSS) has really printed much of an opinion on him either. My fear is that come endgame, if I'm left with choosing between TSQ and almost anyone else, it's going to be a coin flip. I have not been in a situation like this before, so I wanted to pose these questions:
a) Does anyone else have the same feelings I do about TSQ?
b) If so, is it worth the potential harm to the town - possibly putting us at LYLO - to get rid of someone that would most likely win at endgame if he is scum.
c) If maybe just applying a little pressure to TSQ would give me a better read on him.
d) And lastly, I thought the discussion might prove useful in analysis later on down the road.
I can totally understand why TSQ doesn't care for that post, but I find it a bit ridiculous for him to think that I'm scum just for suggesting it.
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