spring 185 wrote:[Budja:]
Hypocrite play at its best, have contributed exactly nada since that third vote and some defending of self.
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.
Back in time for a moment:
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.
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.
It could be easily read as not a random vote.
Budja disagrees with this, saying that he wanted to both "randomly" vote Wolf with Ice9 (after Ice9 had proclaimed, "Off with Wolf's head!"), and "pressure" Wolf at the same time.
I don't know how a vote can be all of these things, but that's how he spun it. My own personal interpretation was that he used the idea that his vote was still random as an excuse to be the third vote on Wolf without having to explain why.
Secondly, and more importantly, while it's good, as a townie, to admit if you've done something you think is wrong, apologizing isn't the only thing you have to do in this game as a townie. Townies also have to hunt mafia, ask questions of other players and decide who has good/true intentions based on the answers you get.
The real apology Budja could make is to pretend like he cares who is lynched today.
My suspicions of Budja have only been compounded over the course of this game because the only contributions I remember him really making are defending himself and getting upset with spring's absence.
Every other player (with the exception of Plonky and arguably fhq) has been hunting.
spring, what does the abbreviation TR mean? Town read?
In any case, I think your read on me is fair enough, it sounds genuine. I now know you have been following this game.
I think your read on don is off-base, but other than that I can say we have a lot of similar views about the game so far.
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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.
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.
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don 190 wrote:FoS: RedCoyote
for suggesting a policy lynch, which i have already stated my distaste for.
Ignoring the recent activity of spring, is a policy lynch better than no lynch?
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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.
I want to make it clear that while I think spring is town at the moment, I also agree with this comment 100%.
Interaction is the single most important contribution a townie can make. spring kept up with the game, which is great, but, for instance, the questions she had for don in post 185 might/might not have provoked her or anyone else to see either player in a different light.
Then again, she's right to say this,
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.
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.
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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'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?
The don v.s. spring situation seems heavily entrenched in what don said or didn't say, if either of them wants to make the other one the lynch today, I suggest they take a few minutes to explain their suspicions better.
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Budja 217 wrote:I have added little to discussions
I agree.
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.
Then is she scummy? Are you going to vote her? Are you going to ask anyone else anything at all???
The suspense is killing
you
me.
To be more direct, I love how you unvoted Wolf here and didn't vote anyone else. You've had the same "random vote" up for half a month, no one has been worthy of your vote in the meantime?