wall-e (2): strangercoug, seraphim
tenchi (1): wall-e
peter? (1): tenchi
not voting: everyone else
with 9 alive it is 5 to lynch
A) I said, "Here is the case on Tenchi." Then I posted a huge case against Tenchi.StrangerCoug wrote:It doesn't. Not only is it vague, but since this is a multiball and I am unaware of the existence of any evidence that Tenchi killed hp [leaves] over Doc, you're giving me a slight werewolf vibe with this statement.Wall-E wrote:Well, see, Tenchi is the mafia. I hope that helps.
I didn't ignore anything. You're reaching.SC wrote:As subtle as the distinction may be, ignoring it is twisting my words and therefore misrepresenting me.Wall-E wrote:In the underlined part you make a distinction which, I believe, is silly.SC wrote:First off, don't strawman me.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatStrangerCoug wrote:I would argue that it's not a scummy question. Not important to ask, but not scummy to ask either.Wall-E wrote:This makes me think you have a killing role.hp [leaves] wrote:/confirm
Are we told the way of killing or we just find/not find dead bodies?
Vote: hp [leaves]most town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Regardless, I'm now thinking HP was just not giving the thread much thought rather than scum wondering aloud about his own role.I specifically denied that the question was importantThe fact that the answer is obvious makes asking it unimportant.TO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
I believe that asking about kill flavor and especially whether or not there were any deaths is a newb tell given when it was asked. I do not see it as a reliable scum tell in this case. In fact, your stance is now identical to mine—hp [leaves] simply wasn't paying attention to the thread. I'd bring up a post I've seen elsewhere about night kills that is an accurate reflection of my beliefs, but it's unfortunately in an ongoing.
I'm sorry if you don't think I tried to dissuade pop's lynch. I disagree.SC wrote:This makes absolutely no sense to me. If the answer is obvious, then why is it important to ask the question in the first place? And under what circumstances is it important for somebody to ask a scummy question?Wall-E wrote:Then you qualify it with a point that I already made, but you use it in a manner which is untruthful: The obviousness of the answer doesn't make asking it unimportant, it makes it a scumtell, as I've already said in the blue words above.
You did little to stall popsofctown's lynch. The second to last post of yours before you voice your disapproval, you say that you would prefer lynching Budja over Tenchi but would be fine going after the latter. I buy your answer that you didn't say why you disapproved of a popsofctown lynch because nobody let you talk about the masons, but your best weapon therefore was to persuade the town that Budja and Tenchi, in your opinion, were better lynch options than popsofctown. Push Budja and Tenchi as much as necessary to achieve the desired effect.Wall-E wrote:I don't think you're reading me carefully. What is the purpose behind the question in red in the first place? That's the question I was asking (and validating).SC wrote:When you're asked a question about a specific event, future unknowns do not apply. You thought at the time that he was a mason. You learned after the time I'm talking about that he wasn't, so you cannot use your knowledge otherwise to question my question.Wall-E wrote:IT WAS VERBOTEN TO DISCUSS MASONRY AT THE TIME!!!! I GOT SHOUTED DOWN WHEN I TRIED!!!!! how many times am i going to be asked this? he wasn't a mason, so what's with this question?SC wrote:Wall-E wrote:I thought pops was a bad lynch because I thought he'd soft-claimed mason.Why didn't you say so earlier, damn it? ><
Let's say you hate school so much that you want the principal dead. You kill someone you think is her, but instead turns out to be your best friend's mother. When the police come to question you, you cannot use "I didn't know she wasn't my principal" as an acceptable excuse. Similar to what you're trying to do here.
I already have. You brought up an issue which I had already addressed, namely my statement about the scummyness of hp's question about kill flavor. I answered your concerns, but it made me sure you'd skimmed the thread rather than reading the posts. See below.SC wrote:Present it.Wall-E wrote:That's reassuring to hear, but I have evidence that you did not, in fact, read the thread, or only skimmed it. In either case, you did not comprehend the thread, which is the true goal of "reading" the thread.SC wrote:It takes one to know one.Wall-E wrote:I agree with everything else you said, but it has no bearing on the conversation, like a man who states a fact about weather during a discussion about sports.
I've read the whole game before my replacement was even announced, then I went back and checked who was pinging my scumdar because I had forgotten overnight. It turned out to be you, so I looked at you in isolation.Wall-E wrote:are you reading just my posts by isolation or ---?
I haven't attacked you. Until now, I didn't think you were necessarily scum. The post of yours that I have just quoted is making me wonder.SC wrote:Then why am I the only person you're attacking for misunderstanding you?Wall-E wrote:The track you are on with my early game comment on HP Leaves has been done already. The only reason I'm engaging you right now is that it seems to be a recurring problem people are having with me, and I want to make sure I am clearly understood.
I haven't forgotten about you strawmanning me to make it look like I said something other than what I said, nor have I forgotten about your craplogic. See below.Wall-E wrote:Why? Aside from you not liking my case on Tenchi?StrangerCoug wrote:I know. Wall-E is still scum.
No, you said something more specific than that:Wall-E wrote:C) I said, "See, Tenchi is scum."
Nice job backtracking your statement when werewolves also exist.Wall-E wrote:Well, see, Tenchi is the mafia.
Then do these for me:Wall-E wrote:I didn't ignore anything. You're reaching.SC wrote:As subtle as the distinction may be, ignoring it is twisting my words and therefore misrepresenting me.Wall-E wrote:In the underlined part you make a distinction which, I believe, is silly.SC wrote:First off, don't strawman me.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatStrangerCoug wrote:I would argue that it's not a scummy question. Not important to ask, but not scummy to ask either.Wall-E wrote:This makes me think you have a killing role.hp [leaves] wrote:/confirm
Are we told the way of killing or we just find/not find dead bodies?
Vote: hp [leaves]most town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Regardless, I'm now thinking HP was just not giving the thread much thought rather than scum wondering aloud about his own role.I specifically denied that the question was importantThe fact that the answer is obvious makes asking it unimportant.TO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
I believe that asking about kill flavor and especially whether or not there were any deaths is a newb tell given when it was asked. I do not see it as a reliable scum tell in this case. In fact, your stance is now identical to mine—hp [leaves] simply wasn't paying attention to the thread. I'd bring up a post I've seen elsewhere about night kills that is an accurate reflection of my beliefs, but it's unfortunately in an ongoing.
StrangerCoug wrote:If the answer is obvious, then why is it important to ask the question in the first place? And under what circumstances is it important for somebody to ask a scummy question?
You did little to stall popsofctown's lynch. The second to last post of yours before you voice your disapproval, you say that you would prefer lynching Budja over Tenchi but would be fine going after the latter. I buy your answer that you didn't say why you disapproved of a popsofctown lynch because nobody let you talk about the masons, but your best weapon therefore was to persuade the town that Budja and Tenchi, in your opinion, were better lynch options than popsofctown. Push Budja and Tenchi as much as necessary to achieve the desired effect.[/quote]Wall-E wrote:I don't think you're reading me carefully. What is the purpose behind the question in red in the first place? That's the question I was asking (and validating).SC wrote:When you're asked a question about a specific event, future unknowns do not apply. You thought at the time that he was a mason. You learned after the time I'm talking about that he wasn't, so you cannot use your knowledge otherwise to question my question.Wall-E wrote:IT WAS VERBOTEN TO DISCUSS MASONRY AT THE TIME!!!! I GOT SHOUTED DOWN WHEN I TRIED!!!!! how many times am i going to be asked this? he wasn't a mason, so what's with this question?SC wrote:Wall-E wrote:I thought pops was a bad lynch because I thought he'd soft-claimed mason.Why didn't you say so earlier, damn it? ><
Let's say you hate school so much that you want the principal dead. You kill someone you think is her, but instead turns out to be your best friend's mother. When the police come to question you, you cannot use "I didn't know she wasn't my principal" as an acceptable excuse. Similar to what you're trying to do here.
I don't even think the scumtell is valid, but as long as we're on the same page...Wall-E wrote:I already have. You brought up an issue which I had already addressed, namely my statement about the scummyness of hp's question about kill flavor. I answered your concerns, but it made me sure you'd skimmed the thread rather than reading the posts. See below.SC wrote:Present it.Wall-E wrote:That's reassuring to hear, but I have evidence that you did not, in fact, read the thread, or only skimmed it. In either case, you did not comprehend the thread, which is the true goal of "reading" the thread.SC wrote:It takes one to know one.Wall-E wrote:I agree with everything else you said, but it has no bearing on the conversation, like a man who states a fact about weather during a discussion about sports.
I've read the whole game before my replacement was even announced, then I went back and checked who was pinging my scumdar because I had forgotten overnight. It turned out to be you, so I looked at you in isolation.Wall-E wrote:are you reading just my posts by isolation or ---?
For the record, I admitted that it was a weak scumtell at best, but it was an early game scumtell, which are usually weak. I still stand by my opinion on the post in question of HP's.
What crap logic? The strawman issue I will address later in this post.StrangerCoug wrote:I haven't forgotten about you strawmanning me to make it look like I said something other than what I said, nor have I forgotten about your craplogic. See below.Wall-E wrote:Why? Aside from you not liking my case on Tenchi?StrangerCoug wrote:I know. Wall-E is still scum.
Sit down on Uncle Wall-E's old lap, sonny, let me tell you a tale.SC wrote:No, you said something more specific than that:Wall-E wrote:C) I said, "See, Tenchi is scum."
Nice job backtracking your statement when werewolves also exist.Wall-E wrote:Well, see, Tenchi is the mafia.Confirm vote: Wall-E.
Ah. More semantics. Your logic is poor, but I'll comply regardless:SC wrote:Then do these for me:Wall-E wrote:I didn't ignore anything. You're reaching.SC wrote:As subtle as the distinction may be, ignoring it is twisting my words and therefore misrepresenting me.Wall-E wrote:In the underlined part you make a distinction which, I believe, is silly.SC wrote:First off, don't strawman me.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatStrangerCoug wrote:I would argue that it's not a scummy question. Not important to ask, but not scummy to ask either.Wall-E wrote:This makes me think you have a killing role.hp [leaves] wrote:/confirm
Are we told the way of killing or we just find/not find dead bodies?
Vote: hp [leaves]most town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Regardless, I'm now thinking HP was just not giving the thread much thought rather than scum wondering aloud about his own role.I specifically denied that the question was importantThe fact that the answer is obvious makes asking it unimportant.TO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
I believe that asking about kill flavor and especially whether or not there were any deaths is a newb tell given when it was asked. I do not see it as a reliable scum tell in this case. In fact, your stance is now identical to mine—hp [leaves] simply wasn't paying attention to the thread. I'd bring up a post I've seen elsewhere about night kills that is an accurate reflection of my beliefs, but it's unfortunately in an ongoing.
- Prove that there is absolutely no difference between "it is unimportant to ask the question" and "the question itself is unimportant". Not that there is such an insignificant difference that they can for most purposes be treated the same in practice; that there is
ABSOLUTELY NOdifference.
I tried as hard as I felt was necessary. I even kept it vague to give an I-might-be-a-cop-who-is-telling-you-to-back-off feel. That's the strongest way I know to dissuade a lynch. What would you have done to derail said bandwagon?SC wrote:Answer these, which you've so gladly skipped over in your response:StrangerCoug wrote:If the answer is obvious, then why is it important to ask the question in the first place? And under what circumstances is it important for somebody to ask a scummy question?Let me try to explain MY take on hp's post once more:
The answer to the question by HP (Will kills have flavor?) was obvious in light of two flavors of mafia. Two flavors of mafia have only one utility: Kill flavor differentiation. Asking about the kill flavor distinction shows that either 1) the player is not cognizant of the utility of werewolves in mafia, which breaks down to A) the player is fixated on kill flavor, meaning they are likely to have a killing role, or B) the player is honestly just seeking clarification and is a noob, or 2) the player is not paying attention to the rules. 1a and 2 are both scumtells. The third is a sign of noobness. My comments were geared toward divining which of these were true. I have no problem unvoting a noob if he can convince me that's all there was to it. I'd like to point out that he never did.
Then along came you. You said that the question wasn't scummy to ask. You went on to say it wasn't important, either.
Now, you go on to claim that I strawmanned you when I said:SC wrote:I specifically denied that the question was importantTO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
Please help me out by cutting that block of text down into something more specific. What in there is a strawman? How is it a strawman? Do that for me and I'll feel less like you're just asking questions solely to look pro-town.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important (the words, "to ask" are implied by the word "question") AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatmost town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Well, if you were unsuccessful, that's really as far as I can go here.SC wrote:I'm sorry if you don't think I tried to dissuade pop's lynch. I disagree.SC wrote:You did little to stall popsofctown's lynch. The second to last post of yours before you voice your disapproval, you say that you would prefer lynching Budja over Tenchi but would be fine going after the latter. I buy your answer that you didn't say why you disapproved of a popsofctown lynch because nobody let you talk about the masons, but your best weapon therefore was to persuade the town that Budja and Tenchi, in your opinion, were better lynch options than popsofctown. Push Budja and Tenchi as much as necessary to achieve the desired effect.Wall-E wrote:I don't think you're reading me carefully. What is the purpose behind the question in red in the first place? That's the question I was asking (and validating).SC wrote:When you're asked a question about a specific event, future unknowns do not apply. You thought at the time that he was a mason. You learned after the time I'm talking about that he wasn't, so you cannot use your knowledge otherwise to question my question.Wall-E wrote:IT WAS VERBOTEN TO DISCUSS MASONRY AT THE TIME!!!! I GOT SHOUTED DOWN WHEN I TRIED!!!!! how many times am i going to be asked this? he wasn't a mason, so what's with this question?SC wrote:Wall-E wrote:I thought pops was a bad lynch because I thought he'd soft-claimed mason.Why didn't you say so earlier, damn it? ><
Let's say you hate school so much that you want the principal dead. You kill someone you think is her, but instead turns out to be your best friend's mother. When the police come to question you, you cannot use "I didn't know she wasn't my principal" as an acceptable excuse. Similar to what you're trying to do here.
The most valid thing you've said about me so far. At least we can agree to disagree on this point.SC wrote:I don't even think the scumtell is valid, but as long as we're on the same page...Wall-E wrote:I already have. You brought up an issue which I had already addressed, namely my statement about the scummyness of hp's question about kill flavor. I answered your concerns, but it made me sure you'd skimmed the thread rather than reading the posts. See below.SC wrote:Present it.Wall-E wrote:That's reassuring to hear, but I have evidence that you did not, in fact, read the thread, or only skimmed it. In either case, you did not comprehend the thread, which is the true goal of "reading" the thread.SC wrote:It takes one to know one.Wall-E wrote:I agree with everything else you said, but it has no bearing on the conversation, like a man who states a fact about weather during a discussion about sports.
I've read the whole game before my replacement was even announced, then I went back and checked who was pinging my scumdar because I had forgotten overnight. It turned out to be you, so I looked at you in isolation.Wall-E wrote:are you reading just my posts by isolation or ---?
For the record, I admitted that it was a weak scumtell at best, but it was an early game scumtell, which are usually weak. I still stand by my opinion on the post in question of HP's.
What crap logic? More on the Great Strawman of '08 later.StrangerCoug wrote:I haven't forgotten about you strawmanning me to make it look like I said something other than what I said, nor have I forgotten about your craplogic. See below.Wall-E wrote:Why? Aside from you not liking my case on Tenchi?StrangerCoug wrote:I know. Wall-E is still scum.
SC wrote:No, you said something more specific than that:Wall-E wrote:C) I said, "See, Tenchi is scum."
Nice job backtracking your statement when werewolves also exist.Wall-E wrote:Well, see, Tenchi is the mafia.Confirm vote: Wall-E.
SC wrote:Answer these, which you've so gladly skipped over in your response:StrangerCoug wrote:If the answer is obvious, then why is it important to ask the question in the first place? And under what circumstances is it important for somebody to ask a scummy question?
Now, you go on to claim that I strawmanned you when I said:SC wrote:I specifically denied that the question was importantTO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
Please help me out by cutting that block of text down into something more specific. What in there is a strawman? How is it a strawman? Do that for me and I'll feel less like you're just asking questions solely to look pro-town. In the meantime:Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important (the words, "to ask" are implied by the word "question") AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatmost town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Ah. More semantics. Your logic is poor, but I'll comply regardless:SC wrote:Then do these for me:Wall-E wrote:I didn't ignore anything. You're reaching.SC wrote:As subtle as the distinction may be, ignoring it is twisting my words and therefore misrepresenting me.Wall-E wrote:In the underlined part you make a distinction which, I believe, is silly.SC wrote:First off, don't strawman me.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatStrangerCoug wrote:I would argue that it's not a scummy question. Not important to ask, but not scummy to ask either.Wall-E wrote:This makes me think you have a killing role.hp [leaves] wrote:/confirm
Are we told the way of killing or we just find/not find dead bodies?
Vote: hp [leaves]most town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Regardless, I'm now thinking HP was just not giving the thread much thought rather than scum wondering aloud about his own role.I specifically denied that the question was importantThe fact that the answer is obvious makes asking it unimportant.TO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
I believe that asking about kill flavor and especially whether or not there were any deaths is a newb tell given when it was asked. I do not see it as a reliable scum tell in this case. In fact, your stance is now identical to mine—hp [leaves] simply wasn't paying attention to the thread. I'd bring up a post I've seen elsewhere about night kills that is an accurate reflection of my beliefs, but it's unfortunately in an ongoing.
- Prove that there is absolutely no difference between "it is unimportant to ask the question" and "the question itself is unimportant". Not that there is such an insignificant difference that they can for most purposes be treated the same in practice; that there is
ABSOLUTELY NOdifference.
I tried as hard as I felt was necessary. I even kept it vague to give an I-might-be-a-cop-who-is-telling-you-to-back-off feel. That's the strongest way I know to dissuade a lynch. What would you have done to derail said bandwagon? It's interesting to me that you're Budja's replacement and you fixated on this detail of my history.SC wrote:Well, if you were unsuccessful, that's really as far as I can go here.SC wrote:I'm sorry if you don't think I tried to dissuade pop's lynch. I disagree.SC wrote:You did little to stall popsofctown's lynch. The second to last post of yours before you voice your disapproval, you say that you would prefer lynching Budja over Tenchi but would be fine going after the latter. I buy your answer that you didn't say why you disapproved of a popsofctown lynch because nobody let you talk about the masons, but your best weapon therefore was to persuade the town that Budja and Tenchi, in your opinion, were better lynch options than popsofctown. Push Budja and Tenchi as much as necessary to achieve the desired effect.Wall-E wrote:I don't think you're reading me carefully. What is the purpose behind the question in red in the first place? That's the question I was asking (and validating).SC wrote:When you're asked a question about a specific event, future unknowns do not apply. You thought at the time that he was a mason. You learned after the time I'm talking about that he wasn't, so you cannot use your knowledge otherwise to question my question.Wall-E wrote:IT WAS VERBOTEN TO DISCUSS MASONRY AT THE TIME!!!! I GOT SHOUTED DOWN WHEN I TRIED!!!!! how many times am i going to be asked this? he wasn't a mason, so what's with this question?SC wrote:Wall-E wrote:I thought pops was a bad lynch because I thought he'd soft-claimed mason.Why didn't you say so earlier, damn it? ><
Let's say you hate school so much that you want the principal dead. You kill someone you think is her, but instead turns out to be your best friend's mother. When the police come to question you, you cannot use "I didn't know she wasn't my principal" as an acceptable excuse. Similar to what you're trying to do here.
The most valid thing you've said about me so far. At least we can agree to disagree on this point.SC wrote:I don't even think the scumtell is valid, but as long as we're on the same page...Wall-E wrote:I already have. You brought up an issue which I had already addressed, namely my statement about the scummyness of hp's question about kill flavor. I answered your concerns, but it made me sure you'd skimmed the thread rather than reading the posts. See below.SC wrote:Present it.Wall-E wrote:That's reassuring to hear, but I have evidence that you did not, in fact, read the thread, or only skimmed it. In either case, you did not comprehend the thread, which is the true goal of "reading" the thread.SC wrote:It takes one to know one.Wall-E wrote:I agree with everything else you said, but it has no bearing on the conversation, like a man who states a fact about weather during a discussion about sports.
I've read the whole game before my replacement was even announced, then I went back and checked who was pinging my scumdar because I had forgotten overnight. It turned out to be you, so I looked at you in isolation.Wall-E wrote:are you reading just my posts by isolation or ---?
For the record, I admitted that it was a weak scumtell at best, but it was an early game scumtell, which are usually weak. I still stand by my opinion on the post in question of HP's.
Very well then.Wall-E wrote:If it's scummy to ask, it's a scummy question. To ask. What else do you do with a question? You can't tell a question. You can't eat it. You can't ship it off to Iraq. You can't... you get the point, I'll assume.
Which I'll address later.Wall-E wrote:Let me try to explain MY take on hp's post once more:
The answer to the question by HP (Will kills have flavor?) was obvious in light of two flavors of mafia. Two flavors of mafia have only one utility: Kill flavor differentiation. Asking about the kill flavor distinction shows that either 1) the player is not cognizant of the utility of werewolves in mafia, which breaks down to A) the player is fixated on kill flavor, meaning they are likely to have a killing role, or B) the player is honestly just seeking clarification and is a noob, or 2) the player is not paying attention to the rules. 1a and 2 are both scumtells. The third is a sign of noobness. My comments were geared toward divining which of these were true. I have no problem unvoting a noob if he can convince me that's all there was to it. I'd like to point out that he never did.
Then along came you. You said that the question wasn't scummy to ask. You went on to say it wasn't important, either.
Will do:Wall-E wrote:Now, you go on to claim that I strawmanned you when I said:SC wrote:I specifically denied that the question was importantTO ASK. I did not deny that the question itself was important.
Please help me out by cutting that block of text down into something more specific. What in there is a strawman? How is it a strawman? Do that for me and I'll feel less like you're just asking questions solely to look pro-town.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important (the words, "to ask" are implied by the word "question") AND about it not being a scummy question. It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong. As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum. QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact thatmost town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Strawmanning me. I never denied the importance of the question itself.Wall-E wrote:You're wrong about it not being important (the words, "to ask" are implied by the word "question") AND about it not being a scummy question.
Logical fail. What's the point of asking if it's obvious?Wall-E wrote:It's very important, but the answer is obvious (see: werewolf role, as someone pointed out), which is why HP's concern rubbed me wrong.
No objections to this.Wall-E wrote:As I said before, the werewolf (on mafiascum, anyway) has no other purpose than kill flavor distinction, which we need to help us find the scum.
Oh, theWall-E wrote:QED the answer WAS important and it was ALSO scummy to ask about, in my opinion, due to the fact that most town would probably jump to the same conclusion I did rather than needing 100% mod validation.
Looking back, it is starting to make some sense now, but I owe this thread another reread. What I think is Tenchi's scummiest post, though, is #124 where he says he'll STFU and then proceeds to confirm his vote on Soveliss. Comments?Wall-E wrote:Questions time: What do you think of my case on Tenchi? Can you give me some analysis of it? If not, why not?
I see some strong interaction between you two as well, and now you take SC's side in an argument, fallaciously implying that if one of us is wrong that makes the person scum necessarily. Can you comment on that?Budja wrote:Well you are doing a good job at attracting suspicion so far.
Don't claim you seem scummy because you always do. That holds no water. Defend yourself properly.
FOS Tenchi
However Soveliss does also seem scummy. First he follow-votes HP now it seems he is follow-voting Tenchi.
Confirm vote Soveliss
The easiest way in this setup would be to prove that the case on him is crap, and unfortunately, I understand the reasoning behind his lynch. If I were cop with an innocent on him, I'd softclaim and derail it that way. The problem, however, is that nobody in this game is a cop.Wall-E wrote:SC: There is a question you didn't answer in my super-long post. Can you answer it?
"I tried as hard as I felt was necessary. I even kept it vague to give an I-might-be-a-cop-who-is-telling-you-to-back-off feel. That's the strongest way I know to dissuade a lynch. What would you have done to derail said bandwagon? It's interesting to me that you're Budja's replacement and you fixated on this detail of my history."
Right. I am asking you to put yourself in my shoes. One of the things you've said of me is that I did not try hard enough to disprove the case on pops. I am asking what you think I should have done instead.StrangerCoug wrote:Um, read my response again. I said that the easiest way to derail his lynch in this setup is to prove that the case on him is crap. That's what I would have done if I were you. The only way I'm getting what you're complaining about involves my stance on the case against popsofctown, not yours (I don't see the mason soft claim, so if my real self were in the game at this point I'd be partaking in his lynch).
1. IT WASNT A GAMBIT. I changed my mind because I felt it was wrong.I think anyone saying they'll STFU is scummy. Tenchi going back on it could be a gambit, but it's a poor one if so. IMO, there's nothing strictly scummy about continuing to participate in the thread, regardless of what he said previously.
Tenchi wrote:I haven't read muck extensively the argument between you two but the only reason why I don't think Wall-E is scum is that I feel scum would let townies explode and kill each other off. I don't think scum would be the first to post a case against another person.
No sign of Wall-E in his list of suspicions (or at least not note worthy to say) and no scumhunting at all. This deserves anseraphim wrote:If Budja wasn't getting replaced, I would definitely change my vote to him. His call for a cease-fire seems rather scummy to me. I also just don't like the feel of his posts in general. I guess we'll wait to see what his replacement says, but...
Pops is still probably the lynch for the day, though. His entire mason-hunt reeks, along with his constant revoting really bugs me.
Other than that, though, I really have nothing else to say. Though, if there are any issues you want me to talk about, feel free to post them. This is all based on my quick reread(living the high school high life, woo) that I could squeeze in. So, anything to make my job easier would be nice.
Seraphim wrote:Vote: Wall-E
This argument...arguments like this often kill games like this. However, I am getting more town vibes from StrangerCoug. Also, I had been getting scum vibes from Wall-E even before Day 2. I'm going to do a re-read to see if the facts confirm my gut instinct at the moment.
seraphim wrote:If Budja wasn't getting replaced, I would definitely change my vote to him. His call for a cease-fire seems rather scummy to me. I also just don't like the feel of his posts in general. I guess we'll wait to see what his replacement says, but...
Pops is still probably the lynch for the day, though. His entire mason-hunt reeks, along with his constant revoting really bugs me.
Other than that, though, I really have nothing else to say. Though, if there are any issues you want me to talk about, feel free to post them. This is all based on my quick reread(living the high school high life, woo) that I could squeeze in. So, anything to make my job easier would be nice.
No sign of Wall-E in his list of suspicions (or at least not note worthy to say) and no scumhunting at all. This deserves anSeraphim wrote:Vote: Wall-E
This argument...arguments like this often kill games like this. However, I am getting more town vibes from StrangerCoug. Also, I had been getting scum vibes from Wall-E even before Day 2. I'm going to do a re-read to see if the facts confirm my gut instinct at the moment.