Because he's going to say something outrageous and scummy the minute he shows up; I'm fairly certain of it.
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Am I missing something?
Forbiddan claims to have been acting out a clever plan, right? A trap into which K7 fell?
What exactly was this brilliant plan, anyway? Look scummy and self-vote to see who else joins the wagon? How is that a trap for scum?
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So your plan was to vote yourself, because only scum would find self-voting scummy?
So your plan depended on looking like you were quitting --- without looking scummy.forbiddan wrote: The intentional part was me acting like I was quitting. I was NOT intentionally trying to look scummy, and when it became apparent I WAS looking scummy, the plan had to be abandoned
The more this conversation goes on, the less I think you actually had a plan.
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Agree with forbid on the last two posts.
She's right, I've sniped her arguments, but she repeatedly called me probable town.
starting to think there is something to her repeated accusations that firestarter is twisting her words.
Also, she's right that most of what people are talking about right now is her case and whether or not it's scummy.
Doesn't make her town, but does make it look like firestarter might be trying hard to distance himself.- Corinthian
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Are we going to have the "would a townie self-hammer?" debate now? I've seen it argued both ways: only scum would suggest self-hammering/ scum would never suggest it.
It is a little odd that K7 decided to leave off contributing, considering he's a main player in the forbid discussion.
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Could people please start attributing their quotes? It makes it really hard to follow what you're talking about.
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Spyrex asks: If you didn't think forbiddan was scum, why would you just go along with the town and suggest you'd help lynch (which you didn't even do).
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"Moving the game forward" is not a townie motivation. "Not mislynching" is a lot more important than moving the game forward.Because the lynch had to be done so that the game could move forward. If we hadn't lynched forbiddan we would still be discussing her- Corinthian
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So Llama's going to jump his vote around to try and make people talk? Yeah, that's helpful.
(What the hell is a "same ignorance crime?")
I looked at 392. It's a really big post, but Llama never actually asks any questions in it.
So what do you want, Llama? Commentary on your commentary?
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I'm here, I'm reading, and I'm still voting FL. For the same reasons I gave before.
FaerieLord wanted us to lynch forbid to move the game along. Discussion is good, lynching townies to move the game forward is what scum does.
FL continually talks about meta, and what other people in other games did.
Armix, it's true that players do have metas, but I'm suspicious of anyone who defends themselves by claiming that scummy behavior is their meta.
Meta can be useful when you're forming your own opinion of someone based on your observations of their previous play.
It's useless when someone you've never played with tells you that their actions mean something and you take their word for it.
Plus, KoC is right. It's WIFOMy as hell.- Corinthian
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In my experience on other sites, most of the time when there are still many players left, and multiple wagons, mafia players won't set themselves as the only vote against another player. Especially, you don't see scum starting wagons against other scum. Usually.LG wrote: are you going to say most mafia players don't vote very often to begin with- Corinthian
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Town doesn't vote someone they think is probably town just to get a reaction.
It's simply not rational to think that voting someone will gently indicate to them that you'd like a reasonable, well-thought out case now, please.
Players lay pressure votes on what they see as potential scum.
This generally provokes an OMGUS reaction, which the pressurevoter then takes as confirmation of their hunch.
The reason to lay a vote on someone "to make them speak up" is so that they'll say something you can use to attack them with.
Ninja, post 881 was a good way to get a reaction from me. Simple, direct, non-antagonistic questions.
regarding Faerie: yes, absolutely. I'm voting k7 because he's scummy, too. If they're both scum, then who cares what order we lynch them in?
regarding my play vs k7: this one will take longer to respond to. A big difference would be that despite Llama's best efforts, there is no wagon on me that I would need to hide from.
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Apples and oranges, FL.Faerie wrote: Where he first debunks the "meta" idea, now he's telling people to look at his posting meta
The meta I'm referring to is an easily observable record of fact. I post more often and am more likely to make multiple posts per day on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. I never post during the day on Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday. Anyone who cared to could look this up and see if it's true.
The meta I'm "debunking" is the idea that based on my play in ONE game of hurry-up in which I was a pro-town power role, it's possible to determine that my play in this game is more indicative of scum than town.
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Okay, I have to ask:
KoC hasn't made his pick for the list yet.
Llama decides to speak for him, saying that
Riot replies to that withKoC is gone for now but I expect K7, Faerie, Corin from him
Why did Llama decide to speculate on KoC's picks for the list? He didn't give any reasons, either, just threw the names up there. This is two separate points, by the way. First, no one else is trying to guess other people's votes; second- what is the point of a post that presumes the direction of a player's suspicions with no supporting evidence presented? What is Llama hoping to achieve by that post?KoC states in post 745 he is suspicious of Firestarter, which is not reflected in your guess votes. He appears to be pro-town on Corin.
Riot's response at least mentions a real piece of evidence, an indicator of KoC's possible intentions re: Firestarter.
Llama and Riot claim contradictory beliefs for KoC re: Corinth. Neither of them actually post any textual evidence as support, though.
(Okay, reread KoC in isolation, and I don't see where Llama's presumed KoC FaerieLord vote is coming from. Most of what I'm seeing from KoC is a continued push on K7 as incredibly scummy. He mentions several times that he would be willing to lynch Corinth if it comes down to that, but always reiterates that he finds K7 to be a much stronger lynch candidate. In his most recent posts he seems to be pretty soft on the Corinthscum idea.)
Why did Llama feel the need to post a guess as to KoC's intentions?
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@Riot: Using names makes it easier to follow an argument. I hate long sentences full of "him" and "you"-- they make it hard to tell which player is being talked about. I also prefer to use "I" when I am stating my own opinion and "Corinth" when I am referring to something someone else said about me. That way it's harder to quote me out of context.
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Would someone tell me what that case is? People keep referencing "scummy behavior" without giving any actual examples, or "llama's case seems strong" without explaining what they mean.I think Llama has built a pretty strong case against Corin.
The only evidentiary points I can find are lurking and refusing to respond to Llama initially.
Is this the way you guys play mafia?
I don't think Llama is scum. He's very content, one might even say proud, of pushing the Corinwagon. He very definitely started it, and he has no problem with the fact that everyone is acting as though the case against me is his and his alone, and they are just agreeing with his points.
Doesn't this set off any alarm bells for anyone? Llama is going to get the blame for the mislynch, while the scum can claim that they were mislead by his arguments.
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K7- staying off the Corinwagon. Most probably because Llama has loudly trumpeted the fact that he finds K7's avoidance of said wagon a telling protown point. Quite possibly also because he doesn't want to be implicated in another mislynch.
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Oh, my mistake, it's double day.From the Rules on the First Page wrote: Day, Night, Twilight and Daybreak
* During the Day phase, players will discuss and vote until a player has been lynched. You can vote for there to be No-Lynch, but this also requires a majority of votes. Once the vote required to reach a majority has been cast, that person is dead. Unvoting will not undo the lynch.
* A lynch in the first Day phase of each pair (Day X.0) will kill the lynchee, and instantly reset the votecount. A lynch in the second Day phase (Day X.5) will kill the lynchee, then send the game into Twilight. Lynched players must stop talking once the lynching vote is cast.
* During the Twilight phase, players are still allowed to discuss, but votes will be ignored. The Twilight phase has an indeterminate length of time, as it is simply the length of time between the actual lynching vote, and the death scene/thread lock. The game then proceeds to the Night phase.
* During the Night phase, any players who have powers which can be used at night can use their powers. This includes, but is not limited to, Mafia sending in their kill. The night phase has a deadline for actions, normally of around 3 real-life days. If you do not wish to make a choice, please send in "No Choice". Players who do not send in a choice will be treated as having sent "No Choice".
* Daybreak follows Night, and is simply the period between the Nightchoice deadline and the thread being opened for Day to begin. Choices received are resolved, and therefore any choices sent during this time will be ignored. During this time, prods will be sent to any player who did not submit a choice. This includes players who did not have a choice and players who are part of groups from which one member did submit a choice.
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