well from scum perspective, they don't want to attract votes and kmd admitted himself that he believed he would receive votes if he bandwagonned. of course, i don't want to lynch kmd or have him claim right away over only that, that'd be silly. however, it was one thing of note that had stuck out to me, and i thought it was deserving of a vote. i'm not going LYNCH LYNCH LYNCH, but rather trying to show others (such as Isacc) my points. think of it more as a pressure vote.caf19 wrote:I don't really see why town or scum would 'feel the need'. My take on the matter is that it goes down as a minor point against Kmd for being too apprehensive - but this is the sort of point that gets noted down and returned to later when necessary. It's not worth immediate voting and willingness to lynch, so I'm confused as to why you (and Darox) are treating it in this manner. More worrying still is your lack of reasoning to go with the confirm vote, as if it were obvious why he should be voted for. Sorry, but it isn't. Care to elaborate?dahill1 wrote:i'm not suspicious of kmd for voting zazie. again to everyone reading,it's not because he voted for zazier. however, his explanation of (this is an indirect quote) "btw it's not to bandwagon her" struck me as strange and unnecessary, and i find that scum would be much more likely to say something because of their mindset. please answer this: why would town feel the need to include saying that it wasn't to bandwagon?
as for the confirm vote, sorry that was my fault and i'll elaborate now.
to start, he continued to focus more on the fact that i was attacking him for voting zazier, which i had (clearly IMO) shown that i was not. this is a weaker point, and i could understand people disagreeing on this. next, however was him being hypocritical. he's making it out to seem like he was the "serious" one (while we were all joking around) who wanted to scumhunt, while in fact he too was messing around. this one just feels wrong to me.Kmd4390 wrote:I've given the most explanation I possibly could. I was going to vote Zazie, saw some votes already there, and voted anyway. There is nothing behind the Zazie vote.
I do like the fact that we are actually discussing who could be scum now, and not just being random.
different strokes, etc.Plum wrote:I honestly do not get any scumvibe off of that. You might, Dahill, but I don't. Might just be me, but I read that as 'Vote Zazie. RVS explanation: My own custom of voting her, though apparently there's an unrelated bandwagon on her as well, how fun'. I understand you're getting a scum-vibe off it.
i read it more as trying not to attract votes
they wouldn't? i don't know about you guys, but i sure would so i could catch them. i agree with you, voting someone for "bandwagonning" after only placing the 3rd vote is stupid and i wouldn't vote someone for doing that. but the hypothetical townie in this example is nowhere close to being lynched, so why would they fear a couple votes?Isacc wrote:Why would a town feel the need to say it wasn't a bandwagon? Well, a town wouldn't want an opportunistic scum to jump on them.
it's specific to this situation wherein he looks (at least to me) like he's trying to avoid votes.Isacc wrote:Why is it weird to you that a person explains their actions as they do them? How in the world does that make it scummy?
again, votes definitely can provide significance, especially in these types of games where there appears to be a wealth of role-related knowledge that different people have.Isacc wrote:And yes, the random voting stage matters, but not for the reasons you're trying to say. The votes themselves will rarely ever provide any significance (they are RANDOM).
and how will it lead into non-randomness without a significant event occurring? :teach:Isacc wrote:The random stage is valuable in that it leads to non-randomness.
if i'm coming out all jumbled then sorry. darox or sly, if you get what i mean and can explain it better, please do so.