Hey that doesn't rhyme!fhqwhgads wrote:Winning scum last game
Townies swinging from the trees
vote: RedCoyote
Just give me the time.
I'll make it clear to you,
that the scum is Budja...oo.
Well done Wolf, I noticed that too.WB 23 wrote:Here what you do, is you take offense to RC for having an opinion
About the style. Tone sets this, though I'm unaware of your predisposition.
Perhaps not exactly an attack, but your attitude reeks of defense, which
is interesting, given the circumstance.
Are you so sure in your early prediction,Ice9 15 wrote:WolfBlitzer cries wolf, but there's nothing of note
This is only the stage of the random vote
This case he's attempting to push
Is nothing but hot air from his toosh
And so I conclude with aVote: WolfBlitzer
"No doubt!" I would say,fhq 24 wrote:Knowing his play style permitted me to see
that silence is not usually indicative of RC.
The thing you should keep in mind about Red,
is the way he fills, with walls o' text, a thread,
but he might just have needed to use all his time
to get all that words he is writing to rhyme!
The random stage is over, like it or not.Budja 32 wrote:However I must say, I cannot pretend
that I want the random voting stage to soon end.
So I will join your bandwagon here
in the hope that some scummy signs do soon appear.
XDdon 34 wrote:aye, good questions do come
from one named spolium,
my usage of "friend"
was a means to an end.
if i had more skill, or perhaps more time,
i could have searched around for something to rhyme
with fhqwhgads, but alas
how am i to announce
a rhyme for a name i can't even pronounce?
Perhaps magi was just attempting to keep her poetry going, perhaps not. In either case, no, she doesn't have to listen to me. I don't know, it seemed a little offputing. Who said that she had to listen to me? No one, lol.Ice9 wrote: do find it interesting that Red Coyote is trying to cover for him.
Budja, to me it seemed like a piggyback, but if you want to clarify yourBudja wrote:I didn't realise Ice was being serious on his suspicion, maybe more serious than a complete random vote but not much. It was page 2!
I am definitely not trying to piggyback on his suspicions. My third vote was a push to escape the random stage. It was badly done, I'll admit and my choice of words were influenced by trying to make it rhyme.
Budja 32 wrote:I cannot pretend
that I want the random voting stage to soon end.
To me, this is contradictory. I don't know, Budja seems like he's sincere in explaining he misworded his comments but I have to admit I am still comfortable on him for now.Budja 53 wrote:My third vote was a push to escape the random stage.
Budja 53 wrote:I didn't realise Ice was being serious on his suspicion
(emphasis added)Ice9 30 wrote:I have to assume [Wolf was] for real, not for play
And the only recourse is formy vote to stay
In random vote stageI can only assume
[Wolf was] grasping at strawswhen you sang that tune
To everyone else, a wagon we need
My words are what you surely should heed
WolfBlitzer is trying to deflect what I've said
So I say to you all, "Off with [Wolf's] head!"
First of all, I'm not so easily buying Budja's explanation, just to let you know we differ on that point as well.Goat 56 wrote: don't see how Budja was piggybacking off of Ice. It looks like they voted for entirely different reasons. Clarification?
Ice9 30 wrote:To everyone else, a wagon we need
My words are what you surely should heed
WolfBlitzer is trying to deflect what I've said
So I say to you all, "Off with his head!"
What's more, one could make the argument that Budja didn't even necessarily find the comment that Ice9 is upset about all that scummy when he said,Budja 32 wrote:So I will join your bandwagon here
in the hope that some scummy signs do soon appear.
So his vote was, unless someone can show me otherwise, almost entirely put up based on the fact that Ice9 had requested it. I don't see anything in post 32 that indicates that Budja had unique suspicions of Wolf that Ice9 didn't.Budja 32 wrote:Wolf's statement seems to be a joke,
cast in the spirit of a random vote.
This is exactly my point. This is the claim Budja has made for voting Wolf (which, to his credit, he regrets doing), but I personally don't think it's good enough.Goat 57 wrote:Isn't a bit counterproductive to tell someone you're voting them just create a bandwagon and that you have no legitimate suspicions of them? If the point of bandwagoning like that is to gauge a response to pressure, why would you tell them your vote has no real pressure?
Goat 66 wrote:considering he stated (more or less) when he voted that it wasn't random.
You don't think this could've been construed to say that he was still voting at random? I agree that indeed it wasn't a random vote, I'm just saying I think it's funny for him to make this comment. He's essentially saying he wants the random voting stage to keep going despite his vote not being random.Budja 32 wrote:I cannot pretend
that I want the random voting stage to soon end.
Well, I have the same definition as you, I think I'm just looking at it differently. I didn't explain myself very well:Goat 66 wrote:You were using piggybacking as hopping on the same target, whereas I took it to mean hopping on the same reasoning.
But it's okay this time because I'm really a townie! Honest!fhq 67 wrote:I'm mostly with RC here (damn, again?! How do you do it? )
I have to admit I agree with Ice9 and Goat's suspicions of you, but for me this statement is worse than the rest of the post.fhq 67 wrote:I am however, willing to accept Budja's retraction. I just get this funny feeling that he's being the scapegoat here...
---Ice9 83 wrote:[Budja, spring] obviously gave all of the "comments and suspicions flying" at least a cursory glance, so why, when you don't seem to have an opinion or any comment yourself, do you feel it is necessary to go out of your way to take a potshot at Springlullaby for the exact same thing?
I'll be happy to acknowledge this, especially in the case of don and Azhei, but I am not willing to write off spring.Goat 84 wrote:I'd have to agree here. I'm bothered by the people willing to jump on Spring's post, but yet unwilling to soil their hands with the other discussion.
I agree with this and most of Lynx's post here. Spoilum has the right to call a Budja wagon foul, but I don't like the way he's going about providing us with alternative scum.Lynx 86 wrote:My one grief with Spolium is the fact that by getting into the large argument about semantics with Goat, you basically spoke on behalf of Budja. This really spared Budja from true inspection. I do agree that some of his points came off as more defensive than from an unbiased townie's perspective such as the meta analysis.
Does/Should this make you more town-looking?spring 89 wrote:I never claimed I was contributing in the first place.
Good answer.Spolium 90 wrote:Budja's lack of in-depth answer is currently revealing information through the reactions of other players. The way in others are deviating from his case is giving us further information. This arguably tells us more than a direct answer from Budja would.
I expected it to come up from someone. Usually when two or three people jump on someone for saying something anti-town, another player chimes in and says, "Wait, why is everyone jumping all of a sudden?"Spolium 90 wrote:That said, I am against a lurker hunt at this point and find myself a great deal more curious about Ice9 and Goat's agreement about suspicion on FHQ, and their respective FoS/vote based on #67. Between posts 83 and 84, they agree [on questioning suspicions on spring].
If I had to choose, by myself, who the lynch would be at this moment then it would be Budja. Mostly from reasons I've stated before, but his attempts to try and shift the discussion toward other players without adequately defending himself has sort of compounded suspicions to me.Ice9 91 wrote:@RedCoyote: If you had to choose right now, totally by yourself, who the lynch would be today, who would you choose?
But Ice9 said that he wanted to stop talking about it, that doesn't give you any comfort?don 92 wrote:personally, i think [Ice9's] attack on spolium is a bit over the top. it is always good to question players when they are defending someone, but i think you are making more out of spolium's defense of budja than need be
I try to make my comments in the same chronological order I read the posts. That was written before I got to your comments.Goat 103 wrote:I gave my take already in my last post.
Is it much more than just his support of Budja (e.g. coaching) and his lurking?Goat 103 wrote:I'd like more people to give their opinion on my fhq case, which at this point includes my original voting reasons followed by the additional reasoning I pointed out in my last post. I think this is a strong case, and I'm surprised by the lack of support.
Both you and Ice9 seem to be at each others throat. Now that Wolf has been replaced, which is where these problems stemmed from, perhaps we should focus this energy to interrogating him. I don't like the term evasion because Ice9 made it clear he wanted to drop the issue. Ice9 said there wasn't much meat left in it, and said he would rather ask new questions of other people. I don't know why you would call that evading.Spolium 104 wrote:Would you consider Ice9's continued evasion of my extended case against him to be a subtle attempt to shut down my own attempts to scumhunt? Please elaborate further if you do not think this is the case, preferably with reference to his claims that I am doing so to him.
I can't say I do much either but I can't blame you for feeling that way.Budja 105 wrote:I have to say I don't really like the fhq case.
In other words all three of these players (including fhq) are townie to you at the moment?Budja 105 wrote:I think Ice9 is playing very aggressively and is willing to push hard to find scumtells by your attempted pressure on Wolf, me and Spolium. I do not think Spolium has played scummily but I definitely do not suspect Ice9 for pushing so hard as it is consistent with his earlier play style.
I'm worried that Goat is making more sense to me because I understand his points better.Goat 108 wrote:I don't see "now you gotta follow through buddy" as at all the same as "explain yourself, Budja". The first implies that Budja has gotten the attention of the world, and now needs to do something to satisfy us, i.e. "Ok Budja, you've gotten attention. Now follow through and tell us what you've learned or how it was pro-town, etc." The second is us asking Budja to tell him why he did what he did, i.e. "This is what you did. Why was it pro-town?"
Do you see the difference. What fhq said was "here's what you need to do to look pro-town." What I did was "here's where you didn't look pro-town, what gives." Large difference there.
I honestly think you've taken this about as far as you can without further input from fhq.Spolium 109 wrote:Again, my point stands. The slight difference in the presentation of the arguments does not affect the implication of the arguments (that those attacking the scapegoat appear to be acting scummy, and that we should question the case on the "scapegoat" on this basis). It's still hypocritical.
I don't know if this question is still open or not, but no, I still don't.Spolium 109 wrote:do you think Ice9's continued evasion of said case isscummy? If not, why not?
Absolutely agree 100%.Goat 114 wrote:[Spolium is] exaggerating the situation. I didn't find Ice's original reasons for avoiding debate with you scummy at all. After that, people called for him to answer your post. That call from others right there marks the starting point from which you can legitimately accuse him of "evasion." He has posted once since then, and it was a 1-line post.
Your term "continued evasion" insinuates that this is a repeated offense than has gone unchecked. In reality, it's one post, and that single post was a 1-line post.
Oh God Spolium, don't make me look at that.Spolium 119 wrote:@RedCoyote- In #72 you said to FHQ that "I have to admit I agree with Ice9 and Goat's suspicions of you". However, in #116 you said "I can't say I do much either" in reply to Budja's stated dislike for the FHQ case. I can't seem to find why this turnaround occurred, or even where it occurred. Can you explain?
Far be it from me to tell player's how to assign their scummy points, I can only point them in the right direction.don 135 wrote:in return, can he give you "scummie" points? just kidding.
but seriously, you feel that Goat has made a good case against Budja?
I hope you take my comment seriously. I've played with you before where you didn't lurk.springlullaby 138 wrote:I'm not sure how to take that replacement comment. Don't you want to see if I lurk all the the way?
Jebus 141 wrote:springlullaby - ~anti-town town
...
My scum'd be, then, RedCoyote and Spolium. This is to be looked into later, since at the moment I've not got enough solid case to put up that'd withstand general activity/etc.
Explain how the reasoning is obvious when your conclusion is completely different from your vote.Jebus 142 wrote:Vote: Springlullaby
The reasoning should be obvious.
Because I have no basis to vote spring.Jebus 141 wrote:[RC] why've you not voted Spring over Budja yet?
Well, I don't know. His explanation comes how many days after the fact? And it's just that his defense was non-intentional?Lynx 152 wrote:RC, Am I take it since you're still suspicious of FHQ that you don't buy his explantion in his latest post? He didn't address for me the points I found him suspicious for. Do you find Budja suspicious for the initial move or for his defense later?
I was going to ask you about this, you didn't consider Ice9's vote on Wolf to be a serious vote?Jebus 141 wrote:RedCoyote. About halfway through he declares the RVS over, something I've learned is a bad move. Other than that, good kickoff post.
Do you think this will get her to talk when she's already aware that the town is upset with her activity levels?Jebus 154 wrote:How do you get an active lurker back? Pressure them.
I disagree with both of these players and would like Ice to refresh us on exactly why it was he originally voted Wolf.Budja 164 wrote:Jebus wrote: I did not consider Ice's vote on Wolf to be serious, I would have noted it otherwise.
Glad someone shares my point of view here.
:\spring 166 wrote:Busy atm.
Are you advocating spring be lynched policy-wise?Lynx 169 wrote:Don, I don't know why you're worried about L-1. If anybody quick lynched spring, they'd be under strong scrutiny the next day. How do you think Spring should be dealt with if she keeps it up? Replacement?
Well, based on what Lynx just said maybe Jester/Fool-type roles aren't very common in MS. The reason I brought it up is because it's honestly the best reason I can come up with for spring acting this way.Spolium 173 wrote:I hadn't considered this, and was beginning to lean a little towards a Spring vote. Are such roles common in Normal games here?
---RC 170 wrote:I disagree with both of these players andwould like Ice to refresh us on exactly why it was he originally voted Wolf.
spring has indeed been paying attention to the game, and I'm sorry for ever having doubted her. Her conclusions are generally refreshing, notably this one on Budja.spring 185 wrote:[Budja:]Hypocrite play at its best, have contributed exactly nada since that third vote and some defending of self.
Firstly, I didn't and still don't agree that his vote was grounded on the intentions of pressuring Wolf. I think Ice9 (I still haven't received his response to my question, so this is my own take on the situation) voted Wolf as a real, honest-to-goodness vote. Granted, it was on page 2, it wasn't based on much, but the reasons he gave were because he thought Wolf seemed overly defensive of me for no reason.Budja 60 wrote:My fault was not my action but the fact I openly displayed my reason. Saying a vote is for pressure reduces the pressure and makes the vote meaningless,that was poor playing I did there, I will admit that.
What can I say? Another perfect opportunity to fight for this town plundered away. Budja, either this game hasn't ever been a priority, or this is another fluff post.Budja 188 wrote:Well I guess no-one can criticize you for lack of content anymore. That post was very insightful.
You do make a good point that I haven't said much lately. I have let this game fall down my priorities a bit. I'll fix this soon.
Ignoring the recent activity of spring, is a policy lynch better than no lynch?don 190 wrote:FoS: RedCoyotefor suggesting a policy lynch, which i have already stated my distaste for.
I want to make it clear that while I think spring is town at the moment, I also agree with this comment 100%.Lynx 191 wrote:Though it comes off as pro-town posting a huge analysis like you've done, you've evaded any read on interactions with other players. By using this stunt, you've avoided participating in the random stage and chyming in with your thoughts on other player's arguments. Which kinda makes you the most "milky" person playing right now. You're lurking move doesn't clear you of that.
Complaining about it, at least from my point of view, is indeed pointless. Goat, on the other hand, implies that spring's post doesn't necessarily change his stance on her. I want to see what develops here.spring 194 wrote:I think your complaint is pointless and rather after the fact. I made a choice in how I wanted to play this game, you make up your own mind on whether you think it's scummy or not.
I'm using this comment as a springboard. don, aside from spring's analysis of you which you think is misrepresentative, what about spring's play now specifically rubs you the wrong way? What do you think she should be doing to appear town in your eyes?Lynx 207 wrote:Don's vote seems more like OMGUS to me and not for scumminess. The sumg part doesn't add anything to your case either. You're quick to turn on her once she's thrown some suspcion your way. Who else did spring misrepresent?
I agree.Budja 217 wrote:I have added little to discussions
Then is she scummy? Are you going to vote her? Are you going to ask anyone else anything at all???Budja 217 wrote:On a first glance yesterday, your post appeared to be fairly insightful to me but when I read it more closely it simply appears to be a summary of the actions so far, impressive but with little actual argument over any of your claims.
Do you think post 184 is me "pushing" for a policy lynch in order to "avoid accountability" on this game?don 228 wrote:i feel that at this point in the game, anyone pushing for a policy lynch is aiming to avoid accountability.
What inclines you to suspect this? Is it just the notes she took on you?fhq 231 wrote:Directly after her post, my feelings toward her were much more positive. But I didn't study her post thoroughly and only focused on the things she accentuated. This is exactly what I think she tried to do with that post. Reading back the responses about the amount of mistakes she made, it seems to me these 'notes' weren't made during the game, but rather after the fact.
However, I do agree with this statement. If this town will not budge on spring for a more reasonable lynch (e.g. Budja, fhq, possibly Jebus), then I will also change my vote if necessary.Spolium 234 wrote:If we're approaching a no-lynch situation, I'll vote whichever gives us a lynch. Otherwise, I'llvote: Budjaon the basis of unhelpful wishy-washy filler posts and the fact that everyone has provided an opinion on him (see above).
Her post was prefaced with the comment that that post was her uncensored shorthand for following this game. To argue that she concoted it is one thing, to argue that it was purposefully ambiguous is another. I found her summation of most players to be apt, and I don't expect a post such as hers to be 100% accurate with regards to everyone's interpretations at the time they made the post.Spolium 234 wrote:- wallpost ambiguous enough to explain away "misinterpretations" if necessary
I see this as much less of a sin then some of the other players here. Budja left the same "random vote" up long after the player was replaced out of the game. I don't know if Ice9 (Spolium 234 wrote:- "I'm happy to vote players x, y and z" with no vote
I think this is mostly true, and spring, if you don't mind me asking, do you have a serious reason for waiting so long to pick up the pace?spring 235 wrote:That said, I will tell you that I feel your vote on me is somewhat understandable BUT not justified from a town point of view. I think it is easy and lazy, and quite scummy as it does not take the game in its entirety into consideration. But I also understand that I have written myself in a somewhat difficult corner concerning you by making, what I think are, some minors mistakes, allowing you to take on the righteous townie role.
Okay, I'm reading this, I'm reading all of this, butdon 246 wrote:not sure if you knew what you were getting into with "hackpoetry". Spolium had previously tried to commandeer the Haiku form(in the sign-up thread, i believe?) and his poem tried to express his ownership of it. personally i love haiku and didn't think it fair for one player to "steal" an entire form of poetry. this statement could be taken several ways. it was during the rvs. if you don't understand something, ask a question. you didn't ask because you were busy lurking. so by not clarifying information, your opinion was swayed, hence the importance of clarifying post content.
If you want me to be perfectly honest don, I think a great deal of this anger at spring is a smokescreen. The fact that you find me more suspicious that Plonky, a player who has had zero contribution to this game, is telling. It's telling because you are calling out spring for being such a lurker, and then you're going to turn around and say that Plonky, Jebus, and Azrehi are your 4th, 5th, and 6th most townie respectively?don 246 wrote:SpringLullaby
Budja
Red Coyote
Fghjdads
Ice9
Azrhei?
Jebus?
Plonky?
Lynx
Goat
Spolium
Perhaps I am unfairly lumping you together with don and Spolium, but generally I do not see the helpfulness behind the pressure spring is getting. The actual quote is not as warm to the suggestion as you make it appear,Goat 253 wrote:RedCoyote: How is it scummy for me to pressure Spring on that post? All of my pressure has been based on entirely valid points. Also, I thought you were "interested in seeing how my pressure on spring turned out." Apparently not?
as I'm basically trying to say that I don't really see the necessity behind it but I will not completely shut my mind out to it if it produces anything. As I anticpated, it's spiraling into don and spring throwing walls at each other, and I just do not see this being productive. The argument is so speculative from my point of view.RC 230 wrote:If Goat or Lynx want to continue pushing her on that point, then I will await and see how much else they'll learn from it, but I don't think she's scum at the moment.
I mean, I could go back further, this is just scrolling down to post 248. Like I said, if either of them think there is a lot of merit to be had, then I think they need to explain it a bit more succinctly for the town.don wrote:do not put words in my mouth.spring wrote:Yes you have explained how you felt about "dangerous play", but you have described it as a *townie* behavior.don wrote:i explained how i feel about aggressive behavior. it is not a scumtell, but it has serious anti-town potential.spring wrote:Please tell me, were your criticism of Ice based on what you think of his alignment, or on how you thought he should be playing?
I think we have an honest disagreement here. Personally I think spring was attempting to let people know that she had been following the game and was telling us where she stood currently. I do not contend that sheGoat 257 wrote:Her post called about 50% of the game "milky" and she listed 1/3 of the game as players she would be willing to lynch but made no effort to do so.
fhq and Budja hadn't made a solid stance since the beginning of this game, much moreso in the case of Budja than fhq, but a majority of their posts are defensively oriented, so I agree with you there and there's no sense in arguing the point.Goat 257 wrote:You had no problem when I did that to the other 3, but you find it suspicious when I attack spring in much the same fashion. What's the difference?
This is a good point, and I don't disagree that a person should be voting, especially on D1.Goat 257 wrote:They can wait and see what happens and pick and choose what wagon they want if applicable. Getting people to commit to a vote now is a good thing for a variety of reasons.
You don't think by puting "Note: so and so would be a good lynch candidate" in her notes is doing something to achieve a lynch when she posts it for everyone to see?Goat 257 wrote:I've said this before, but there is a huge difference between expressing willingness to lynch and actually doing something to achieve that.
Absolutely, but what makes spring worse to you than the others seems ingenuine to me.Goat 257 wrote:Secondly, I have pressured many of those same players for the exact same thing, which is not placing a vote or making any effort to achieve a lynch before deadline.
When you said this,Goat 257 wrote:Where have I generalized any of your points?
knowing that the context of that statement was not as positive as you made it appear.Goat 253 wrote:Also, I thought [RC was] "interested in seeing how my pressure on spring turned out."
don 260 wrote:noone said the post was completely concocted.
fhq 231 wrote:Reading back the responses about the amount of mistakes she made,it seems to me these 'notes' weren't made during the game, but rather after the fact.
fhq 252 wrote:Again, I feel these 'notes' were made after the fact, which is evident in the number of 'minor' mistakes you made, some of which now should alter your view on some people
(emphasis added to previous 3 quotes).Goat 221 wrote:Based on the way you repeat this, I'm guessing [RC's] working under the assumption that spring was following the game and collecting evidence all along, and just chose to drop it all on us now.
Why do you assume this is the case rather than thealso plausible (and I would argue more likely) assumption that she just went back and read the game?
don, I will retract lumping your name into this general sentiment (of her post being fake), but with post 246 I think you can understand why I had it in the front of my mind that you weren't opposed to this argument. The point you were making is that she posted it delibrately to mislead, so I assumed you were in agreement with Goat and fhq's sentiments from above.don 246 wrote:your mistakes seem less reasonable as "mistakes". I believe your intent is to misdirect town.
I used it as more of a springboard to establish my frustration with the argument between you two.don 260 wrote:also, how do you get this conclusion from my quote above?
Her representation of me, Budja, fhq, Spolium, and others seems fair and what I about what I would expect someone with limited information to take from the game. Her conclusions, for the most part, are acceptable and rational sounding.don 260 wrote:my current issue with her has very little to do with her lurking, and much to do with her misrepresentation of information in this game. yes, i find you more suspicious than some of the players who have not contributed as much. your entire post is opinion. you produce no evidence that Spring's notes are in any way accurate.
I have to stop and question why. I have specifically asked you in particular if you want me to consider a serious case against spring then I would advise you to please lay it out a little more clearly.don 200 wrote:your analysis seems ripe with misrepresentations(not just of me).
As I said, I have no problem with the majority of her interpretations. I think they sound accurate for uncensored shorthand that a player takes as they go through a thread. Do I argue that I think a townie should do something like this? No. Do I think it's likely that she's trying to misrepresent you and Budja specifically? No.don 260 wrote:you produce no evidence to show that her post is accurate. yes, she mentions that budja is scummy, but instead of producing evidence to the fact, she reduces one of his posts to "flowers and sunshine". that is blatant misrep.
I'm wondering this myself.Lynx 262 wrote:Don, why the unvote? You seemed pretty set on Spring as scum. She wasn't in any real imminent danger of being lynched.
don had to determine whether or not spring's "notes" post was genuine or artificial... right after he got through telling me in post 260 that he never considered her notes to be concoted.don 266 wrote:i would think determiningwhether ort not SL's post was genuinewould be an extremely important issue as opposed to needless.
Yeah, and they did. Did you read the quotes I provided?don 269 wrote:youcalled the four players out for discussing whether or not SL's post was genuine or not.
It depends, when you said "whether or not her post was genuine" did you mean genuine in the sense that she made up the notes on the spot? If not, what did you mean?don 269 wrote:whether it was done while she followed the game or after the fact is not really relevant. you are strawmanning, focusing on a relatively minor point and trying to make it seem as though it is the focus of suspicions on her.
I'm saying that if you want to make a case against her for these things, you are going to have to make it much more clear to me. Refer to the end of post 254.don 269 wrote:are you saying it is okay for SL to be suspicious of me for the "theft of haiku" post, but it is not okay for me to be suspicious of her for choosing to lurk rather than clarify something she found suspicious?
You misunderstand. I'm not saying she made it up as in she made it up out of thin air, I know exactly what you mean when you claim she made it up after the fact.fhq 272 wrote:My point, and someone already made it, i forget who, is that she first tried to brashly not take part in the game. When that strategy started to fail, she obviously reread the thread and threw together that post, selling it to us as her 'notes she made during the game'.
Seriously, I don't even understand the argument that she could have made that post up.
don 299 wrote:RC just seems to be defending spring by casting accusations that don't stick to anyone.theylumped several players together trying to create the impression that all the arguments against spring were one and the same when in fact, people had different issues with different areas of SL's play.
Give us a general feel for every player in the game, quotes to back up what you are saying is always helpful.Plonky 291 wrote:I'd really like it if people could point to specific areas as to where they'd like me to express my opinion.
Goat 301 wrote:I've never said Spring's long post wasn't genuine. You argued that I was of that opinion.
Goat 221 wrote:I'm guessing [RC's] working under the assumption that spring was following the game and collecting evidence all along, and just chose to drop it all on us now. Why do you assume this is the case rather than the also plausible (and I would argue more likely) assumption that she just went back and read the game?
As I was rereading some of your posts, I think I spoke a little too bluntly. The impression is left when you don’t speak proportionally about spring the way you do about fhq/Budja that you suspect her more than the other two.Goat 301 wrote:You argue that I find spring's lurking worse than Budja/Fhq/etc. This is false, because I am not voting, nor have I voted for Spring since her long post, and instead my votes have been on...fhq and budja.
By asking me what the difference is between Budja and spring's recent activity.Goat 301 wrote:You argue that I said you should be equally suspicious of Budja/Fhq/spring, when I did not argue or suggest anything like that.
The reason I was more suspicious of you calling out spring is because I think you are generalizing to say that spring's activity was worse or equally as bad as Budja.Goat 257 wrote: I'm saying that I called out spring for a lack of solid stances, and in much the same fashion I have called out Fhq/Budja/Don. You had no problem when I did that to the other 3, but you find it suspicious when I attack spring in much the same fashion. What's the difference?
Where?fhq 303 wrote:At one point you even questioned the 'errors' she made when she already admitted them!
The scumpair of me and spring. The context fits perfectly.don 305 wrote:they refers to you(RC). i interchange the terms in almost all my posts and games. mainly because when i started playing here i would get confused as to peoples genders and saw other players referring to people as they, so its somewhat subconcious. who did you think i was referring to?
You shouldn't as I've mentioned the prospect of a spring lynch since post 184.Spolium 306 wrote:I don't know about anyone else, but I can't help but get a backpedalling vibe from RC when reading #300
Just like calling my "defense" WIFOM is meaningless. I don't consider it a defense. I told fhq my own opinion of spring's post, which was contrary to his own. Like I said, I don't pretend to know what spring did or didn't do, but it seems reasonable to me that scum would not have done that.Spolium 306 wrote:well, when it comes down to it, explaining away an extended defence of a particular player as anopinionis meaningless. Everything at this point is an opinion
There's something wrong with this. My contention has always been that I prefer the explanation that spring made a genuine post to the idea that it was concocted. I've made clear my own positions on spring. Without reading back, I don't think I've called another player out for a WIFOM argument on spring. I've said that many of the cases against her were derived from speculation, which is a different idea altogether.Spolium 306 wrote:the fact that you are declaring other cases on Spring invalid for being WIFOM
And I've since said it was unfair of me to do so. From my perspective, don's case was based on speculation, yours was based on her lurking, and Goat had a problem with her not voting.Lynx 311 wrote:You're basically calling out anyone going after Spring at this point. Like don said you basically "lumped" all of us together even though we were suspicious of Spring for different reasons.
spring 334 wrote:if Budja is in a two manned scumteam the chance of bussing are low.
These predictions seem contradictory.spring 336 wrote:Also, you wanna keep an eye on Red now, because of the fact that he has been voting Budja since the RVS and that Budja seems to be taking everything so well.
I need to ask you a question, because it could change this entire argument altogether. When one player references another player, gives their opinion of another player's actions, in a game of mafia, does itSpolium 350 wrote:It would take but half a minute to search the last few pages and see whether I mentioned it before, but I guess I'll have to keep pointing it out until you own up and explain yourself.
The context within the comment entailed a level of pointlessness in the current flow of questioning. Namely because I think Goat and Lynx were both pushing spring on the wrong things, that her post was flawed because they saw it as ingenuine.Spolium 350 wrote:When someone says "if [player/s] want to continue pushing [suspect] on that point, then I will await and see how much else they'll learn from it" then it is expected that they will "await and see" what else is learned from [player/s] continued pushing; the intention to badger anyone voicing further criticism of [suspect] doesn't exactly spring to mind.
I emphasized specific parts of the comment to help break it down. I said I would wait and see if they learned anything, but as for me, I was in the spring = town camp at that moment.RC 230 wrote:If Goat or Lynx want to continue pushing her on that point, then I will await and seehow much elsefrom it,they'll learnat the moment.but I don't thinkshe's scum
Goat 221 wrote:Why [does RC] assume this is the case rather than the also plausible (and I would argue more likely) assumption that [spring] just went back and read the game?
My entire point was that I didn't think we could learn much more from either of these points (that spring's post was concocted and/or spring's maybe town but do not forget her lurking), but that if these players wanted to keep up with it, then I will await to see what they learn from it.Lynx 229 wrote:Perhaps Spring's lack of a real vote can be chalked up to her lurking move. Though failing to vote in her huge post does stand out to me still where she casts suspicion in several directions.
Well I hope it works for you fhq because I still don't see what you are saying at all. What you quoted me as saying was I think part of my request to get don to give us a more succinct case against spring.fhq 356 wrote:Granted, in my memory this stood out as more solid than it really is, I just found it funny that right after she admitted mistakes that you were downplaying them.
I still refuse to concede that. A townie having an opinion on another player does not necessarily have to always mean a defensive/offensive position. My intentions were clear, I thought spring seemed more likely town than other candidates, but, based on policy, I would accept her lynch.Spolium 373 wrote:- refusal to concede that he was defending Spring
I've come to read this as more of a "gotcha" point than anything. fhq and Goat made a WIFOM that I happened to be on the opposite side of. Since all we can do is speculate about spring's infamous post and whether or not it is genuine, it makes sense that every argument based on it will necessarily be WIFOMy. I will attack the arguments as such, regardless as to whether what I think is just as WIFOMy... if anything they should cancel themselves out and render the whole "genuine versus ingenuine" thing completely null.Spolium 373 wrote:- criticism of WIFOM while citing WIFOM as the basis of his "entire point" concerning Spring
Spolium 376 wrote:However unlikely, I see it as a viable option, and hardly a complicated one. The only real problem was the one you mentioned - that scum could not be sure that there was a doc in the town. Regardless, the following points are of concern to me:
- In #360, Spring chastises Lynx for suggesting that Budja's claim was bold, and declares suspicion of him. It's like she was trying to draw attention away from any focus on Budja's claim (and by extension the potential implications of her counter-claim).
- The deadline was two days away. Why counter-claim when she did? Budja was the prime candidate for a lynch anyway, so why put herself at risk of being NKed when it could have been avoided?
- Budja's "good luck scumbuddy" post stands out for it's "at least I got you the Doc" comment. In fact, the brief exchange between him and Spring has the faintest hint of a last-minute distancing attempt.
Does DO have what you would call a good point (post 378)? Do you think Goat being too dismissive of this proposal (post 374/381)?Spolium 386 wrote:For the record, I'm not trying to say I have a strong suspicion of Spring (at least, certainly not compared to my suspicions of others). The "option 3" thing jumped out at me when I was reading her first D2 post, as a result of the possible links I had identified while looking over your last posts of D1.
It should come as little surprise that, at the moment, I'm in agreement with this as well.Lynx 377 wrote:I'm leaning towards Spring landing the succesful protection last night even if it means that the scum passed up on the doctor. There's still a chance that the scum just didn't send in a nightkill, but with the extended night phase due to Tony's absence, i think it's unlikely that the scum couldn't get the choice in time.
and he means business...DO 378 wrote:I say we just bump off Spring and get some confirmation one way or the other. We (the town) are ahead in the count right now. We have some room to maneuver.
Do what? Lynch spring?DO 388 wrote:C'mon guys let's just do it.
Red herring. Frankly, I think he's going to be replaced. The statement itself seems like a thirteen year old's attempt at making a few waves in the game without having to really go back, read through the game, and get up to speed.Spolium 393 wrote:Incidently. what does everyone think of millar13's "If i said i was mafia and wanted you all dead...what would you do to me?" from the end of D1?
As I've addressed with you before Goat, I was a bit forward at suspecting those who were calling spring out. My response to that was because you were pressuring spring much more than anyone else, which made it seem like you considered her to be worse than other players. Basically I was reading the posts like so,Goat 394 wrote:Um...no. Your defense of spring wasn't milky at all. Your stance on her was. If saying the attacks on spring are bad, and then throwing suspicion on the people making the attacks isn't a defense of spring, then please explain what would constitute a defense.
I'm totally lost when it comes to the "he hated on my WIFOM but used a WIFOMy defense himself" argument. I highly doubt either situation is actually WIFOM but I'd like to hear a summary of this nonetheless.
I think it's more likely that there are 3 scum than there are 2, that's what I would consider the norm for a 12 person game. I'm more inclined to ask you why you would imply that a player assuming three scum seems out of the ordinary than to question whether or not Goat has some sort of information.Spolium 396 wrote:I'm not implying anything - the mention of a third scum just stands out to me. It could suggest that you consider it likely for there to be a third scum, or perhaps you have special information which leads you to believe it. Maybe you just threw it in there to imply that anyone casting suspicion on Spring could be a third scum, or maybe you were trying to highlight what you saw to be a ridiculous situation.
Namely this quote,don 395 wrote:do you mind explaining this? exactly where and what was my attempt at "hi-jacking" the lynch?
(emphasis added).don 285 wrote:redcoyote and [spring] are sitting atop my list for reasons already laid out. budja? wheres the case on budja? can someone list his scumtells?other than his original "slip" in the poetry phase i haven't found a whole lot "scummy" from him."suspicious", yes, but there are a good number on non contributors in this game right now and that seems to be the biggest mark against him. i have seen alot of votes for budja, but i haven't seen much of a case. sorry, but that is my opinion. i have no problem voting to lynch before deadline, buti see no reason to hastily string up a player who could just be "bad town". both you and rc seem to be laying out deliberatly crafted misinformation. i'd rather see one of the two of you swing.
Just answer me one question Lynx, if player A made it clear he was prepared to vote player B based on policy despite not feeling very comfortable about it, is player A defending player B?Lynx 402 wrote:My major problem with him is the defense of Spring. He continues to claim that was merely an opinion, I just don't think my mind will be changed about the matter.
Look at this post in particular.RC 230 wrote:I'm not ashamed to admit I've had a change of heart on spring. Do I agree with the way she played this game? No, and I've said as much. She says, essentially, "Well I did it, now call me out for it or don't".
I don't think you appear to be town at all, nor is my argument intended to give off that vibe. My intention is to analyze whether or not you meant genuinely that Budja seemed innocent to you in that post, or if you were actively trying to re-route or hijack the Budja bandwagon for other, ulterior motivations.don 405 wrote:wow. another game now where the case against me is that i appear to be town. i really have no defence. i do like how RC bolds the parts of the quote that fit his case and doesn't seem to acknowledge what the rest of the post says.
I don't see how you can even make that argument. I'd go so far as to say I was Budja's primary attacker yesterday.don 405 wrote:i don't see where RC's interactions with budja were very genuine.
I agree with this point. Because of Budja's general hidden, silent presence in the overall game, I had forgotten that Budja had even voted don at one point. He had hysterically left his vote on WolfBlitzer for so long that I was convinced he wasn't taking his vote seriously.Lynx 406 wrote:When I questioned Budja about his switch to RC, he replied that he never really found Don scummy and that he only layed down the vote because the pressure on his lack of any real stance. I think Budja just used the vote to distance from Don plain and simple.
millar, do you care about this game at all? Please ask for a replacement if you aren't willing to play.millar 408 wrote:But who in fact is guility of being wrong? hmmmm
Heh.Goat 410 wrote:RC, I spent more time debating my attack on Spring with you than I did actually pressuring spring.
I just don't consider it much of a point. The basic premise of the argument is that, ok, spring made her infamous post, and there are, as I see it, two schools of thought on how spring created that post. Either spring completely concocted the post based on a rereading the game after the fact, as you and fhq have both argued, or she had been keeping up with the game and making notes with each post, as she claimed and I have made clear I agree with.Goat 410 wrote:I'd also still like a summarizing of the WIFOM argument between you and Spolium. Either of you are welcome to provide it.
Mmm.Spolium 424 wrote:It was your active criticism of every non-lurking related argument set against her that was defensive, not the fact that you shared opinions of her.
But... you haven't posted during the week either!spring 429 wrote:Hi, Weekend V/LA notice.
Jebus, Plonky, DO, and millarSpolium 431 wrote:What are the exceptions you mentioned in the first sentence?
Yes sir.Spolium 431 wrote:Can you cite where someone said you were a Spring defender as a consequence of not accepting arguments against Spring?
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Just to clarify, are you attributing this to me?
(emphasis added).Spolium 424 wrote:It wasyour active criticism of every non-lurking related argumentset against herthat was defensive, not the fact that you shared opinions of her.
As some crazy British word XDSpolium 424 wrote:Question: How do you define "defence"?
It's just that Spolium had answered the question I proposed to Lynx. I proposed it to Lynx specifically because I thought as though I would have an easier time explaining my position to Lynx than I would to Spolium, given the history of the game.don 432 wrote:are you implying a "gambit" or something? i don't really understand what you're saying here. thanks.
Is that really all your basing your vote on today?fhq 439 wrote:atm I'm torn between DO for his absurd 'policy vote' suggestion and RC.
Then why did you say this?fhq 439 wrote:Personally I think you would have looked much better if you just conceded on being on the defense for spring.
Why aren't these statements contradictory?fhq 272 wrote:All in all, [RC] staunch defense of SL is disturbing to me.
Should the town not look back to Day 1 to acquire knowledge that it didn't have yesterday when considering a lynch?don 442 wrote:looking back and saying "this and that" were obvious and everyone should have known. unfair way to push a case. it rests entirely in the knowledge we have now that we didn't have yesterday.
You list invalid reasons that you cannot hope to back up. Show me one piece of evidence in any of Ice9's posts that would prove you and Budja that Ice9's vote was random.don 442 wrote:i listed my reasons with my unvote post. not after.
Which absolutely explains why you had the right to move me above Budja, and I'm willing to accept that, but when you have someone on your list as 2nddon 442 wrote:there was action in the thread between those posts which led to my "scum list" being adjusted. sorry if i didn't explain that well enough, but your continued defense of spring arose my suspicions moreso than Budja.
This is contradictory. You disagree with my contention that Budja didn't have the first "real" vote yet you say the votes before Budja's weren't random?don 442 wrote:sorry. i disagree. none of the votes were truly random.
It isn't a matter of opinion, Ice9 made it perfectly clear that his vote was serious. To argue this point is to push a false history of this game. Ice9 even went so far as to belittle Budja when Budja claimed that he thought Ice9's vote was random. If that doesn't explain it to you, then you're just ignoring the truth.don 442 wrote:matter of opinion. in all honesty, i felt that my vote was the most serious one and actually brought us out of the random joke vote phase.
Like I said earlier in this post, your reasoning is based on the idea that Budja's vote is the first real vote, which is patently false. Budja cannot have been "trying to get us out of the random stage" because we were already out of the random stage. Period.don 442 wrote:i disagreed with the condemnation budja was recieving.
Again, it's not my concern that you considered his vote bad because of it was a pressure vote or his admittance or pressure or his apology... whatever. None of that concerns me at all. I'm concerned with that fact that you just clean accepted his claim that he was the vote to "get us out of the random stage". I'm not saying my case was incredibly strong at that point, but for you (and Jebus, fhq, Spolium...) to not even acknowledge Ice9 and Wolf was troubling to me.don 442 wrote:just because budja was playing poorly didn't make him scum in my book.
don 444 wrote:actually, here again you are dismissing the larger portion of my post and trying to make it seem as if my argument is narrow. i presented several rebuttals to your findings and yet you focus on one part of my post and imply that it alone makes up what is my "argument".
In other words, that's not the only thing I wanted to address, and I don't appreciate you framing me in that way.RC 443 wrote:I have more I'd like to discuss with you don, but this is what sticks out mostbecause I disagree 100% with you if that's your argument.
don 444 wrote:of course the town should analyze day 1. i never implied that to not be viable.
I'll let the town decide if that implication is there or not, but I believe that it is.don 442 wrote:looking back and saying "this and that" were obvious and everyone should have known. unfair way to push a case. it rests entirely in the knowledge we have now that we didn't have yesterday.
(emphasis added).don 444 wrote:however, to look at day1 and assert thatit should have been clear then, as clear as it is in hindsight, is fallacious.
LMAO.don 444 wrote:it is also dabbling in wifom to assume that if i were budja's scum partner that i would avoid his wagon. if his scumminess was as "obvious" as you are claiming it to have been, then most likely his partner(s) are on the wagon somewhere.
Is it misleading or are you not differentiating your point effectively enough for me to be able to tell the difference?Spolium 446 wrote:This is patently misleading.
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Given that you criticised every attack that wasn't grounded in her lurky behaviour, the notion that you believed her to be scum and could not "sincerely defend" her on this basis is a difficult one to grasp.
It's difficult for you to make this specific argument given the complaints that you were shielding Budja in this way, but mainly because I thought the arguments carried little weight and I thought Budja and fhq were being put on the backburner.Spolium 446 wrote:But then, I'd also expect you to let Spring address the arguments herself. If you were so uncertain about her position, why attack almost every criticism that went her way?
Yeah, a bad move in comparison to lynching Budja or fhq. I've had that opinion this entire game and never argued that I didn't.Spolium 446 wrote:But then, you also said that the Spring lynch would be "a bad move on the town's part" because you didn't think she was the scummiest player in the game.
Moreover, once spring began posting, the was no longer a need to policy lynch her based on lurking. Consequently, I saw her as more townie than I had before, and I didn't see the use in harping back to a policy lynch that no longer can apply.RC 251 wrote:If this town will not budge on spring for a more reasonable lynch (e.g. Budja, fhq, possibly Jebus), then I will also change my vote if necessary.
Spolium 448 wrote:Conceding that he was defending her from attacks which he saw as invalid is such a small thing, so why all the hoops?
fhq 303 wrote:Fine, I take [RC's] point about your 'defending' of spring, but the matter of the fact is that you DO talk a LOT about her, and not much else.
(emphasis added).fhq 439 wrote:RC, I just don't buy your 'opinion vs defense' argument(or is that just my opinion?). Personally I think you would have looked much better if you just conceded on being on the defense for spring. This justification of your defense that isn't one is just doesn't work for me.
Well, I had just assumed you were planning to vote at some point today.fhqwhgads 450 wrote:What vote?
"Town points" is certainly an improvment over calling my position "disturbing" I suppose. I'll take it.fhq 450 wrote:I am willing to give you town points for admitting as much.
Well I certainly wouldn't want anyone to think you were fence sitting or playing both sides of the argument or anything like that.fhq 450 wrote:I changed my mind? Initially I thought it to be a fair argument, but looking back and reading the back and forth, I get much more the feeling of you backpeddling.
I think I finally figured out what you're trying to do, and I don't approve of it.spring 470 wrote:do carry on
I'm aSpolium 472 wrote:Goddamnit RC. The whole defence thing still strikes me as dodgy, but your replies and analysis ping town for me.
Think of all the fun you could makesekinj 473 wrote:Hey guys, I'm glad not all 19 pages are in poetry.
I have to agree with Jebus here. It was interesting that Budja didn't say good luckJebus 475 wrote:I disagree, I honestly think Spring is more town for that, just based off of Budja's late D1 play. Either way, we really should keep Spring around for a while, and come back to this later if necessary.
I wouldn't say that's completely implausible given the similar stances they've taken without really pushing one another too much, but I feel comfortable with Lynx at the moment.Jebus 475 wrote:Also, somehow the thought of a Lynx + Fhq scumteam popped into my head.
I understand what you're saying (and I'll bet springJebus 475 wrote:Not really, it's just that I typed that as I went through the readthrough, and my opinions changed as more info came in. Sort of like averaging numbers where the first few happen to be outliers. Also, one zero can bring a group of 100's way down.
I'm torn. don is right here, spring does have a reason for holding onto the information, and I think sekinj is helpful for pushing Jebus to be more factual with his accusations.don 483 wrote:personally, i disagree. though it may help to know who spring protected, spring may have good reasons for not saying. obviously, as the game progresses, town will most likely want this knowledge, but to say "there's no reason" for her not to say is incorrect.
This.don 525 wrote:you say this as if SL needs your advice. seems like you are seizing a chance to come off as pro town here.
This makes 4 from my point of view. Although I was already leaning somewhat town on Spolium, Spolium can relish in the fact that he's just been upgraded past Goat and Lynx because of this.spring 528 wrote:Now pretty much time for me to reveal whom I protected, if only to get the info out here. I protected Spolium.
because it sounds a little pointless.spring 528 wrote:could mean the following: that I was very wrong in my N1 evaluation, and that scum counted on my being wrong to lead town to mislynches. I didn't want to create a situation in which, by being vocal, it would be easy for scum to hide in my shadow.
His inactivity as an effect of the NK may be contrasted sharply with his D1 activity. However, due to the fact that he hasn't been posting anywhere else for the past 3 days means that I'm starting to get more of an impression that Goat's lurking in genuine.Lynx 543 wrote:RC, is your suspicion of Goat mostly linked to vibes? His inactivity in general make his lurking a null tell to me. Do you see him as having one of the strongest ties to Budja?
The only sense I can make of it is that Jebus thought the scum would for sure try to take out spring, so he decided to not claim and protect whatever Doctor survived. This significantly up his chances of a save. This also means that Jebus never really thought that spring was scum at any point, which I can tell you just hits all sorts of red flags with me.don 593 wrote:Jebus' protection claim doesn't add up though. I heavily doubt Spring would be scum target number 1. In fact, if his claim is correct, why would he protect someone who counterclaimed a role he KNOWS is false. This makes no sense.
Yes, it would involve having both doctors and you visit the same person.don 593 wrote:is there a way to use my ability to confirm one or both of our alleged two doctors?
perhaps Budja wouldn't have given up so quicklyBudja 327 wrote:Good luck to my scumbuddy. At least I got you the Doc .
Spolium 373 wrote:Option 3: you are scum, there is no doctor and you orchestrated the doc claim/counter claim and the subsequent no kill to throw people off the scent.spring wrote:Hmm. Either I succeeded in my protect. Either there wthe as no kill/ delayed kill/ some other kind of screw.
Spolium 376 wrote:Budja's "good luck scumbuddy" post stands out for it's "at least I got you the Doc" comment. In fact,the brief exchange between him and Spring has the faintest hint of a last-minute distancingattempt.
Lynx 377 wrote:There's still a chance that the scum just didn't send in a nightkill, but with the extended night phase due to Tony's absence, i think it's unlikely that the scum couldn't get the choice in time.
DO 378 wrote:It's not that difficult for me to entertain the possibility that they said to each other "Hey, let's try this Doc gambit. If the real Doc shows up, we're screwed, but let's just go for it." If I was scum, I would probably agree to do it (although I doubt I'd think of it myself.) GoatRevolt says that it's a highly complicated gambit, but to me it seems really really simple. Very risky, yes, but complicated, not at all.
I say we just bump off Spring and get some confirmation one way or the other.We (the town) are ahead in the count right now. We have some room to maneuver.
I am still curious who Spring will claim to have protected.
Goat 381 wrote:Budja: Hey, I've got this great idea. I'm going to act really scummy, and you're going to lurk hard.
Spring: I like where your head is at. But what would we stand to gain from doing this.
Budja: Ah yes, that is where my diabolical plot comes to fruition. The town, seeing me act scummy, will attack me for acting scummy.
Spring: Your skills at logical deduction are truly staggering. When this comes to pass, what then?
Budja: That is the great part. Then I will claim to be the doctor.
Spring: But if you claim to be the doctor, it might cause them to unvote you. That seems unproductive.
Budja: Not if you counterclaim me!
Spring: Wow! Good thinking.
Budja: Yes, don't you see. You'll throw me, a mafia roleblocker, away for small personal gain, and there is even a chance a real townie doc counterclaims us both, effectively screwing us over for the entire game.
Spring: High risk, low reward. The town will never expect it. Let's do this.
Scum3: Excellent suggestions all around.May I also propose I attempt to bus Spring day 2? If Spring looks town for counterclaiming scum in a doctor claim, then I will look extra town for busing such a town-looking player.I will skate unscathed to victory!
Jebus 385 wrote:As for the Spring as scum, making a No Kill - I can see how this would work, butI'm content leaving Spring around for now, I think what we've got on Spring is very inconclusive.
Jebus 398 wrote:My view on the Spring as the doc: it could be many things.
1> Spring is the doc, and scum did a no-kill to make it look suspicious. I think this is probably not the way this would have gone. Scum forfeit one kill to make one person who is a town role that is slightly scummier than normal have the chance of possibly being mislynched.
2> Spring is scum, and scum did a no-kill to help strengthen Spring's claim. Again, I don't see why this would be a good idea, they forfeit a kill to possibly save the scumbuddy from a lynch. Again, possible is not good odds for them, and wasting the kill only to have a scumbuddy (possibly) lynched, or at least have heavy suspicion, doesn't make too much sense.
3> Spring is the doc, and successfully protected the kill. This makes sense because Spring is still ripe for a mislynch, possibly, and scum would have still gotten a kill, in addition to the possible mislynch.
4>Spring is neither the doc or scum, and was protected by the real doc. I find this one unlikely, but it could also explain it. Why wouldn't scum get rid of a doctor if they had the chance?
5> Spring is neither the doc or scum, and scum no-killed. Same as option 1, pretty much.
6> Spring is neither the doc or scum, and the real doc made a successful kill. Odd enough :\
I'm thinking it's number three, thoughI can see how one and four would work out.
(all emphasis is added).Jebus 567 wrote:unvote, Vote: Spring
Major ping here, you were so damn intent on argueing with sekinj that you didn't even make a single comment on why I thought your claim was bull. After all, you'd been so eagerly asking it.
Theoretically we could do some sort of protection daisy chain of all of them, spring protects Jebus, Jebus protects don, and don watches spring.Lynx 610 wrote:Keeping the possibility of two docs in mind, couldn't they cross protect each other? Thus making them both impervious to nightkill. Plus, if we had a watcher he could keep tabs over the docs and see if anyone targets them.
Regardless of whether it is valid or not, why the heck would I argue thatGoat 612 wrote:If you're looking for the most likely to kill Spolium based on the criteria "Who Spolium was on to", why would you pick me over Ice or yourself?
This doesn't sound right to me. I don't know Jebus, is this normal? I mean, I haven't been playing at MS long, but I would almost never accept something like this. It wasn't like spring was exactly crazy for a Budja lynch either. Other than supporting his lynch, she never seemed to do anything especially aggressive toward him.Jebus 614 wrote:First, when I saw Spring's counterclaim of Budja, I thought that was a townie trying to get the lynch in quickly.
The odds of two killing parties seem considerably low for me.sekinj 626 wrote:I think if we have two docs, we have to have two scum groups... expecially if you throw a town watcher in there as well...
Kind of expanding on what Lynx said.sekinj 634 wrote:@RC - if it is not beleiveable to have 2 town docs, then one of spring or jeb must be lying. so why should we ignore them for the lynch today if that is the case?
I don't want to get into too much WIFOM territory here, but who else, would you argue, showed any sort of outward suspicions of you this game?Goat 636 wrote:Your argument was that I would kill Spolium to escape his pressure, and my retort is essentially "what pressure?"
Fine, but the that's beside the point.Goat 636 wrote:Also, Plonky/DO replaced Magisterrain, not Ice. Ice's replacement is Millar/Hohum.
Ok, that's what I thought. In that case, I think it's certainly a little harder to argue for multiple killing parties.Goat 636 wrote:Typically, no. Generally a doctor prevents 1 kill attempt, and multiple kill attempts on that target will result in one protected, and one successful.
I concur with these choices.Goat 639 wrote:sekinj, Rhinox, and fhq would be my top 3 choices for a lynch at this point. I'll review each and decide this weekend sometime.
Part of me wants to say you are just saying that to stir up more confusion into the situation. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt though fhq.fhq 642 wrote:I have to say, while I am uncomfortable with the 2 doc theory, the only way for it not to be true in my mind (and you can correct me if you think I'm wrong) is that both of them had chance to communicate outside of the thread to confirm their rhyme schemes. This almost certainly would mean they both are scum.
I was never huge on DO to begin with, but I do find it somewhat odd that he had proposed lynching spring before Jebus had cc'd her.Rhinox wrote:By the way, Spolium and anyone else, has your opinion of DO's play in this game changed any as a result of reading his comments in the 2 games I posted?
Well, that could be anything. Without going into too much detail, I think everyone got a poetic PM from the Mod.fhq 653 wrote:Counter question then. How do you discount the 'similarity' of the rhyming sequences of their role PM's?
What's the point of a Godfather if there are two Doctors and a Watcher though...? Do you think we have a Cop as well?sekinj 654 wrote:So, to me, it really does seem like we actually have 2 docs. BUt what would the mafia have to have to counter such a powerful town? at least a godfather I'm thinking...
Are those one-shot powers? Because, if not, it seems to defeat the purpose of the Doctor.don 659 wrote:to me, two docs is more indicative of a "hitman" type role.
I have no problem doing this now or anytime really.don 664 wrote:i am wondering if we should each suggest our "top three" lynch list? i am often criticized for suggesting that one, but it may help us come to a consensus on who is most in doubt.
How did I refuse to answer your question? I thought I made it pretty clear, I don't give the rhyming matching as much credence as you do. I feel as though every player got a rhyming role PM and that anyone could've put in their PM and said, "My rhyming words were bore, snore and my scheme was ABCB".fhq 676 wrote:2. RC: He seems to go from scummy to townie depending on the way he posts. He was going well until he stubbornly refuses to answer my direct question and played down the point I made.