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It's so damn obvious how it was intended that the arguments about this make me want to fling myself into the mouth of the nearest Creeping Crysanthemum.Kison wrote:The moderator implied that all the Pikmin are stupid.
"You Pikmin are too uptight."
Implies you are not included in this statement, which therefore implies you aren't a Pikmin.
"No wonder the moderator calledyoustupid."
Implies you are not stupid, despite the moderator stating that Pikmin in general are stupid.
So... What's going on here mate?!
"You Pikmin"does not in any way imply that he is not a Pikmin. You say "You people", right? Are you not a person?-
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Nice Russel's Teapot argument.Kison wrote:First of all, I'm not even voting the guy. I know that "You people" or, in this case, "You Pikmin" could be interpreted as an address to a specific group of Pikmin/People - but it's alsopossiblehe meant it in a way someone would say, "You Americans are idiots" where he isnotone of the whole, and scrambled to cover his tracks with people demanding an explanation. But that is beyond hoping for now that you guys basically gave him the out card.
What makes you think Greasy Spot was about to be lynched?Shin Hatsubai wrote:That was my point... shouldn't we have something more concrete to use instead of just a random lynching?
But yes, if you want to spend the rest of the game pointlessly saying that you're certain someone is scum because of one of the most idiotic semantics arguments I've ever seen in my life, then when someone points out that you're likely wrong you say "it's possible he meant it the way I think", then I'll be happy to do everything "possible" to show you to the business end of a lynching rope.
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Ha. Knew you'd attack that instead of going after the actual argument. Glad to see that worked so well. I'm more sure that you're scum than you are that anyone is, frankly. And I know you were never certain that he was scum.Kison wrote:Where'd I say I was certain he was scum?-
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Again with the ignorance. Brilliant!Kison wrote:In any event, JDodge, it's like I said : That statementcanbe interpreted both ways. The entire point of what I did last page was to pressure him in the event that he did in fact make a slip. Whether or not you think my retractment is being "proven wrong" and hiding is up to you to decide, but it's not worth my time trying to scare the guy when you basically gave him the nudge.
Let's look at it this way - any statement that anyone can make can be interpreted in an infinite number of ways. Perhaps by "you Pikmin" he meant "I really really want a tuna sandwich". Or "A priest molested me when I was a young boy". The possibility is existant; does that make them right?
This is why we go with what is most likely, and why we have helpful tools like Occam's Razor and Hanlon's Razor.
Occam's Razor -Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem, or "Entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity". This is best paraphrased as "All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best". This can be applied when you consider that the most likely explanation is the usage of words consistent with an everyday phrase over a Freudian slip.
Hanlon's Razor -Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.. This can be applied when you consider that it could be a poor choice of words as opposed to him being malicious in the manner that he is not a Pikmin.
Remember that everything needs an explanation - but are you going to go with what's more likely or whatever fits your needs the best?
This is a basic part of mafia psychology -as a rule, townies will go with what is more likely while scum will go with what fits their needs the best. Therefore, the most logical assumption thatIcan make at the moment is that you are manipulating this situation to suit your own needs - something a townie, by nature, would not do. I want your counter-argument to this, by the way.-
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Again back to basic mafia psychology - the lying explanation, malice and all, fits you best in this situation. Anyone who is looking to understand why I did what I did would realize exactly what I intended with that statement if they read it not looking for something to attack.Kison wrote:
Glad to see if failed so well is more like it, because, I like, you know, responded to it in the simulpost right beneath it... Unless, of course, you think I typed that up somewhere between 1 and 59 seconds. You're just trying to cover yourJDodge wrote:Ha. Knew you'd attack that instead of going after the actual argument. Glad to see that worked so well.ownword twisting. A shame it didn't work out for you.
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Not with the adamancy that you did. And furthermore, they have not commented since I posted my possibility with the exception of Miztef. And even furthermore, I would assume that the most likely person to get this is you - the American. It's a more American expression IIRC - Miztef, being Canadian, has a lovely excuse for not getting it. You don't.
Now, let's consider the whole "making up an explanation" argument. Have you tried to read through and find the explanation? What does my refusal to explain imply in your mind?-
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You have not proven equal validity.Kison wrote:
What am IJdodge wrote:And even furthermore, I would assume that the most likely person to get this is you - the American. It's a more American expression IIRC - Miztef, being Canadian, has a lovely excuse for not getting it. You don't.notgetting? It seems like you're the one who's having a hard time grasping that the two interpretations that I presented are equally valid(the second of which seems to be the popular one around here). So please, tell me what I'm not getting, because I'm utterly confused at this point.
And you know damn well what I meant by "you don't have an excuse for not getting it", stop playing dumb.
It's a lie, yes. It's a perfectly explainable through logical reasoning lie. Why are you ignoringKison wrote:
The "making up an explanation" is a direct referrance to theJDodge wrote:Now, let's consider the whole "making up an explanation" argument. Have you tried to read through and find the explanation? What does my refusal to explain imply in your mind?convenientcover-up you presented for why you lied about me saying I was certain that GS was scum. It's not that you are refusing to explain, it's that I think your explanation is rubbish.that?-
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Assuming we have multiple votes now...
Vote: Gorrad
Has given off his personal scumtell
Vote: Skitzer
"See, I told you so"
Vote: Kison
For yesterday.
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I don't release meta-information on people unless I deem it absolutely necessary to do so.Gorrad wrote:Ooooooh, JDodge, I have a personal Scumtell? I'd like to hear this one.-
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Did I say I would post a case on you? No. I said I would post 4 cases - not that they would be on the 4 people I am voting. I have one other person that I find suspicious that I have not voted but still have a case against. And before you say "hypocrite" for the whole "no reason not to commit", it is because my case can go either way to the point that I would really like to not have to even state it.-
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Do you seriously, in this day and age, believe that LAL is a valid meta-strategy? And why is a townie tailing me in any way indicative of my alignment? Unless, of course, you have some reason to believe that BBM wasKison wrote:Vote : JDodgebecause he lied yesterday with one of the sketchiest justifications I've ever seen.
Not to mention Flameaxe seemed to be tailing him.
GhostWriter : Don't think I forgot about that question.nota townie.
And it's not sonickid's trying to get info on the nightkill - that can be a wealth of info that people are afraid to pursue nowadays thanks to it supposedly being a scumtell - it's the manner in which he does it which is scummy.-
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LAL is an outdated meta if not solely for the purpose that as the meta of the game as a whole has evolved, lying as town in certain situations has become a perfectly acceptable play; numerous traps, gambits, etc. are formed by lies and deceit as a way of covering for gaping holes in mafia-playing skillsets. Mafia are also making conscious efforts to lie as little as possible - this is the main reason why so many people claim townie as scum as opposed to fake-claiming a power role. It's become not worth it for scum totryto lie anymore.
Then one must also consider that as the gameplay as a whole has evolved, playstyles have become more diverse; more and more people are falling into their own niche of how to play, and as is such, what is a scumtell for one can be a towntell for another. This makes any universal scumtell or towntell less and less reliable by the day - which makes metagaming your opponents a necessary thing. LAL is one such universal scumtell.
So I must ask you: Do you think that me lying is a towntell for me, a scumtell for me, or a nulltell?-
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It's up to you to prove your accusation to hold true - where can you say that I would not do this as town? And LAL is an outdated meta. And how often does it work when you see it upheld, anyways? That is an important (and missing) distinction here. "I've seen it upheld" =/= "it works", not to mention said ABR exampleKison wrote:
I've never once heard of LAL referred to as an outdated meta. In fact, I've seen it upheld for the most part(unless the liar's name is Albert B. Rampage). But you seem to be suggesting that I look at individual playstyles, and I do agree in part. Could you show me where you have pulled similar stunts as town?JDodge wrote:LAL is an outdated meta if not solely for the purpose that as the meta of the game as a whole has evolved, lying as town in certain situations has become a perfectly acceptable play; numerous traps, gambits, etc. are formed by lies and deceit as a way of covering for gaping holes in mafia-playing skillsets. Mafia are also making conscious efforts to lie as little as possible - this is the main reason why so many people claim townie as scum as opposed to fake-claiming a power role. It's become not worth it for scum totryto lie anymore.
Then one must also consider that as the gameplay as a whole has evolved, playstyles have become more diverse; more and more people are falling into their own niche of how to play, and as is such, what is a scumtell for one can be a towntell for another. This makes any universal scumtell or towntell less and less reliable by the day - which makes metagaming your opponents a necessary thing. LAL is one such universal scumtell.provesits outdatedness quite thoroughly.
Pourquoi?Kison wrote:
I'm factoring in your explanation rather than just the lie itself(which is why I didn't just vote you right off the bat). Yes, I do find this lie to be scummy.JDodge wrote:So I must ask you: Do you think that me lying is a towntell for me, a scumtell for me, or a nulltell?-
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Yet you want me to disprove your own perception of events? I'm sorry, but again, it's not up to me to provide proof that yourKison wrote:
What is my accusation? That you lied to cast me in a bad image as you placed your vote, and gave a cruddy justification for doing so.JDodge wrote:It's up to you to prove your accusation to hold true - where can you say that I would not do this as town?
Proving said accusation : I've already proven you lied. The latter part is a matter of perception.
Lastly, you seem to think because you lied that I am sold on you being scum. That's not the case. You also did not answer my question.perceptionis wrong until you give a reason as to why it isright.
No, any meta such as Lynch All _____ is generally designed to say that whomever performs said action is scum. Otherwise it is outdated and useless.Kison wrote:
The ABR example proves that lying does not guarantee scum, which LAL does notJDodge wrote:]And LAL is an outdated meta. And how often does it work when you see it upheld, anyways? That is an important (and missing) distinction here. "I've seen it upheld" =/= "it works", not to mention said ABR example proves its outdatedness quite thoroughly.guaranteeas a meta.
You can go ahead and post it again, too. In different words please.Kison wrote:
I've already explained why I think it's scummy on day one. You can go back and reread if you want the answer.JDodge wrote:
Pourquoi?Kison wrote:
I'm factoring in your explanation rather than just the lie itself(which is why I didn't just vote you right off the bat). Yes, I do find this lie to be scummy.JDodge wrote:So I must ask you: Do you think that me lying is a towntell for me, a scumtell for me, or a nulltell?-
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I never said it was right. That's why it's aYet you want me to disprove your own perception of events? I'm sorry, but again, it's not up to me to provide proof that your perception is wrong until you give a reason as to why it is right.perception. It's nothing I can prove is right or wrong, but rather is my take on it. I could be wrong, sure. Yet, since I already view the surrounding circumstances by which you went about lying as scummy(which you obviously disagree with), I'm asking if you have done such elsewhere so I can take that into consideration. So, if you're not going to, then I'm not going to sit here and sulk about it.I cannot disprove your take on something.You are asking me to essentially change your entire mindset about the entire situation - which is far too nebulous a task.
Therefore LAL is a poor and outdated metastrategy; it would not be were it lynchKison wrote:
It's designed to say that scum is guilty of an action more often than town. Therefore, anyone caught doing this should be lynched. That doesn't mean they're guaranteed to be scum, obviously, since that ignores surrounding circumstances.No, any meta such as Lynch All _____ is generally designed to say that whomever performs said action is scum. Otherwise it is outdated and useless.
...And neither am I, so I'm not sure what you're trying to prove anymore.certainliars forcertainlies. I dislike the use of "he's lying" as an argument; I much prefer "he's lying which is anti-town in this circumstance because of X, Y, Z".-
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Don't post anything until you know what you're posting about. All it does is muddy the waters. And by your logic, I'm scum already - why are you being such a votewimp?Xdaamno wrote:
If it was about anyone else but you, you probably wouldn't be voting me now (foresight bladeblah).JDodge wrote:Unvote: skitzer, vote: Xdaamno
Asking about something without knowing the context of it.
I wanted to postsomething, so I thought it would be a decent idea to have a setence or two about the events from their perspective.
If you think I'm scummy just for that, you're a terrible scumhunter (Which I'm pretty sure you're not), or scum yourself, so IGMEOY.
And gogo Blazerunner for also proving he isn't reading the game by not noticing that Daamno started the game - didn't replace.Vote: Blazerunner.-
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Really Daamno? Then why not list "made a mistake" amongst your points? Why was it "terrible scumhunter" or "scum"?
windkirby, I'm not sharing my reasons on Gorrad. I have a meta-read which I am keeping to myself, and I don't really think he's that strong of a lynch candidate anyways. I would much prefer Kison, Blazerunner or Daamno lynch.
Blazerunner, who's to say I didn't see your post saying you weren't really reading? You should either:
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I was looking at the vote count. Pardon my mistake - my memory is like a steel trap with rusted-out hinges - it snaps shut and then the hinges fall off and things get away from me.
Now, I will admit that I did vote youas a consequence of you voting me. But this is because I reread what you said after the vote came as a consequence of your vote for me.
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No, logical reasoning is what we have.hasdgfas wrote:
Um, this is mafia. All we have is what people say. Semantics is a key part of that.JDodge wrote:Not this bullshit semantics argument again...
All that debating over the use of the word "us" will lead to is a waste of time and a bullshit case based solely on what wording you would have used in this situation. This is further complicated when you realize that some site members are non-native English speakers, and then add in the fact that even native English speakers sometimes word things poorly. So if you want to allege that semantics are a key part of mafia play, I'm going to take that as a reason to ignore your suspicions as based on shaky grounds.-
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1) Stop strawmanning me.hasdgfas wrote:
Yes, we do have logical reasoning. However, sometimes that logical reasoning can spring from and use semantics discussion. I'm not calling the semantics a huge part in the case on GS, so if you ignore my suspicions based on them being due to shaky grounds such as semantics you're misrepresenting my case.JDodge wrote:
No, logical reasoning is what we have.hasdgfas wrote:
Um, this is mafia. All we have is what people say. Semantics is a key part of that.JDodge wrote:Not this bullshit semantics argument again...
All that debating over the use of the word "us" will lead to is a waste of time and a bullshit case based solely on what wording you would have used in this situation. This is further complicated when you realize that some site members are non-native English speakers, and then add in the fact that even native English speakers sometimes word things poorly. So if you want to allege that semantics are a key part of mafia play, I'm going to take that as a reason to ignore your suspicions as based on shaky grounds.
2) No. Give me one example where semantics has ever lead to a good lynch. Because having been here for almost 3 years and having completed over 50 games, I have never really seen a semantics argument that was correct for any reason more than random chance.
3) If you can't think of a logical reason to suspect someone and thus have to go after them on semantics, then your grounds are probably too shaky to support a case. Semantics are a nice way around this.
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correct?VC wrote:1 JamesThePhox (GhostWriter, Xdaamno)
Er, no. Sometimes when I update the votecount I forget to update the numbers too. It's fixed now.
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I assure you, all my votes arearmlx wrote:
While this is right, its ironic you would be the one to say it. xd's play has been.... lacking to say the least this game, though if my IRC experience is worth anything its a town tell from him.JDodge wrote: On another note,vote: Xdaamnofor not taking votes seriously enough today.veryserious.-
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Hypocrite.Kison wrote:
Did you not read the exchange between JDodge and me back during Day One?Gorrad wrote:Simple. In Uprising, my 'slip' was clarified and accepted by the town. I was able to explain it in a way that made everyone undersand and accept what I meant. Here, I cannot possibly see his slip in the light he's trying to show it in.
You are a person. If you're pissed at a group of people, you could say, "You people are pissing me off."
Assume GS is a Pikmin. He says, "You Pikmin are stupid."
Doesn't mean he didn't mean it the other way, but I don't see how you can't seethatpossibility.
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You were incredibly insistent on that being one way yesterday. Now you're lecturing someone else on the same single-mindedness that you yourself possessed.Kison wrote:
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Hypocrite.Kison wrote:
Did you not read the exchange between JDodge and me back during Day One?Gorrad wrote:Simple. In Uprising, my 'slip' was clarified and accepted by the town. I was able to explain it in a way that made everyone undersand and accept what I meant. Here, I cannot possibly see his slip in the light he's trying to show it in.
You are a person. If you're pissed at a group of people, you could say, "You people are pissing me off."
Assume GS is a Pikmin. He says, "You Pikmin are stupid."
Doesn't mean he didn't mean it the other way, but I don't see how you can't seethatpossibility.
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It's worth noting that three out of the five people on my wagon are those whom I have had votes on today.
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There's no point in voting someone in this situation if you don't want them lynched. I'm voting every person who I think would make a good lynch for today, and no more. Either commit and say you're willing to lynch me or unvote now.windkirby wrote:My vote's on JDodge because it seems like he's looking for excuses to give out votes. I mean, if you have so many votes everywhere, what's the point? If he neared a lynch though, I'd probably consider unvoting.-
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Don't claim. This is a horrid bandwagon and I'm pretty sure I know now why you're coming across as scummy. In 24 hours, I will be voting everyone who is voting Greasy Spot unless they move their votes. It should be incredibly obvious that he's town by now to anyone paying attention to this game.-
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Because you are thinking actions from a standard, experienced player. Not from an erratic newbie. This explains the hammer.hasdgfas wrote:
You need to explain this better than "It should be incredibly obvious why he is town" because there is no way I can see the obviousness of his townieness in basically anything he's done, and there's also no reason that you should vote for every single person voting for him. Just because you see that him being town is "incredibly obvious" doesn't mean that it is to the rest of us. I see someone who is being quite scummy, not "obvious town."JDodge wrote:Don't claim. This is a horrid bandwagon and I'm pretty sure I know now why you're coming across as scummy. In 24 hours, I will be voting everyone who is voting Greasy Spot unless they move their votes. It should be incredibly obvious that he's town by now to anyone paying attention to this game.
Then you realize that the case on the supposed "slip" is about as stable as a New Orleans levee.
Now, for the fun bit of obvious townness - try to place yourself in GS's state of mind. You're not too experienced, you're not quite as logical, and you see a -1 vote sitting there on someone you think is scummy. What do you do as scum? What do you do as town?
As town, your inhibition is greatly reduced - you'd see no problem with hammering right then.
As scum, you'd be a bit confused, a bit more careful - why then, is there no hesitation on the hammer vote?
As neutral, you'd think about how this will affect yourself first - it would not be as immediate.
Learn to psychoanalyze, please.
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That is not the point. The issue here is that he does not have a grasp of mafia concepts in the same manner that you do - again, try putting yourself in his shoes and see if you can see the light here.hasdgfas wrote:JD, you do realize that GS has been here for over 3 months and has taken part in many games so far, right? Wouldn't that change opinion of him from being "an erratic newbie" and "not very experienced"? 3 months is enough to join the modding queue, and IC if you have enough completed games, so why do you still consider him extremely inexperienced?-
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Because he wasn't thinking that far due to lowered inhibition, which is a sign of towniness - why would he hammer as scum? Your argument is self-defeating.JamesThePhox wrote:I don't know. GS had some suspicions on him even in Day 1. Why would he hammer, as town, knowing that it might lead to a miss lynch, thus adding even MORE suspicion on him?
Then again, I know that ZS was innocent, so that would add a bit of a bias, but still. If he is town and I was standing in his shoes, I wouldn't have hammered.-
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To everyone disagreeing with me on GS: Have you actually followed through with what I said in trying to put yourself into GS's state of mind, or are you just saying "BUT I LEARNED THAT WAS SCUMMY EARLIER" whilst ignoring the real point of my argument, which is that any rational and thinking scum would not in any way hammer suddenly like that, and if said person is irrational and wasn't thinking, that said hammer is a nulltell as you can't really tell what their state of mind was like at the time they hammered?-
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I am not. I am saying that rational, logical scum would not do so. Which leaves room for the illogical and irrational, which either way is not a strong enough basis for a bandwagon.windkirby wrote:Really that's kind of WIFOM, though... You're saying that scum wouldn't do it because scum would do it. Not all scum are smart, y'know.-
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And I've already told you the reason. I have no obligation to tell you my meta read on you just as you have no obligation to respond to it. You're overreacting toGorrad wrote:I didn't think that he was just as likely to be scum, but GS wasn't going to be the lynch.
For JDodge, I saw at least where he was coming from with the other three. But when he votes me for some misteeeeeerious reason, I'd bloody well like to hear it.one vote.-
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If anything, the hammer after the claim refusal is evenwindkirby wrote:After reading again... I'm pretty much where I was. I'm a tad more suspicious of Gorrad because his voting seems just a bit opportunistic, as Kison said, but his request for a roleclaim at 157 seems pretty protown... I was also considering GS as town a little more, but I can't get past the hammer. 160, merelythree postsafter ZS denied claiming, is just awful, even if his performance hasn't been optimal in the past.moreof a reason why the hammer is not abnormal - refusing to claim is generally a scum-action.-
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Unvote: Gorrad, JamesThePhox, windkirby
Vote: Skitzer
Myself (obvobv) and GS are both horrifyingly bad lynches. I am satisfied with windkirby and hesitating on JamesThePhox. I wouldstillprefer a Kison lynch to all others.-
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Is this because I disagree with you? If my view on Kison was biasing my view on anyone, wouldn't that imply that I would be actively advocating a Kison lynch?-
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Sorry, but you don't get to decide two people to pick a kill from - if you're going to claim vig, you'd damn well better be prepared to follow the will of the town.Gorrad wrote:Hey, then DON'T believe it, I'm cool with that. Whichever of JDodge/GS isn't lynched today, I'll take care of 'em tonight. 'Kay?-
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Vote: Kison
I'm not analyzing the recent stuff, I will analyze any posts after this one. I have been keeping up with this game, I'm not going back through it again. I will answer any specific questions about prior events though.-
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Why are we to assume that Kison is town?Kison wrote:
Because he is Town.JDodge wrote:And why isn't Kison dead yet?
The issue herein is that youronlydefense the entire game has been "because I'm town". Why aren't you giving any other reasoning?-
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