elvis_knits wrote:Did darox seem pro-town to you?
Were you trying to get me to switch my vote from darox to des at the last minute?
1. Not very, especially the last day or two when he kept refusing to provide the PBPAs he'd promised. Des, however, looked scummier.
2. No, I was trying to clarify, as your wording seemed to suggest you might go for a Des lynch if it had any realistic chance of happening.
elvis_knits wrote:Okay, you thought des was scummy, but was darox NOT scummy? We have to reach a consensus in this game to get a lynch. I respect pursuing different candidates, but when most of the town is looking at a certain player, and moving towards a lynch, you have to decide whether you want to help lynch the person or not. You decided not to. Why?
I thought Des was scummier and I therefore persued a Des lynch. We now know that Des wasn't scum, but at that time the best case I could see, and the best case I made, was on Des.
elvis_knits wrote:So you're saying you asked for clarification on smething where the clarification leads you to conclude nothing. And you're saying, even if my answer had been different, you probably couldn't have been able to conclude anything. So... what was the point?
It seems more like you were trying to see if you could get me to switch my vote to des. Your explanation would make your actions pointless, which I don't believe.
There was the possibility that, as I'd thought your wording implied, you did prefer a Des lynch, which today would have been interesting and useful in the context of the flips we've gotten, especially because you were one of the first on the Darox wagon. As it stands, you didn't. No, not every probing gets an extremely useful result. This one had the possibility of getting something interesting, but it only served to clarify your position. I try to leave fewer stones unturned; hopefully this will be helpful in the long run, but no, not every stone will turn up little nuggests of gold.
I'd like to urge you to reread the post to which I asked this question, and consider both how realistic the possibility of a Des lynch was at all, and also how clear or ambiguous you were, and why I might have asked for clarification on my interpretations.
elvis_knits wrote:I fail to see the problem in my suspicions over hascow. If I remember correctly, he didn't comment on isacc's plan, but voted with him. That is enough evidence to suggest he supported the plan. IF he didn't support the plan, he should have said so, since he's voting with the guy. Otherwise it looks like they're in the same boat.
And hascow saying LATER that he never supported the plan looks like a lie to me. Because of where his vote was.
You must remember incorrectly. Hascow seemed to be voting Des because he'd already stated before that he believed Des to be lying. Isacc was also voting Des at that time.
Then
Isacc issued his scummy-looking ultimatum, and very shortly thereafter Hascow unvoted and voted Sly. I see one bit of Hascow play in between the ultimatum and his vote of Sly, that being a quick question to Isacc re Hascow's past case on him.
It seems a very weak point, in my humble opinion, far too much to use as proof that Hascow in any way "went along with Isacc's witch hunt" as I believe you put it.
elvis_knits wrote:And I've answered all that before. You're writing us a novel here to say that you think I'm scum because I noticed a "slip" that you don't agree with, and because I talk about more than one thing at the same time ("deflty changing subjects"). Both these points are weak and lame and speculative.
And I still say you're wrong and that my points are fairly strong. But I'll consent to let everyone else judge for him/herself and not actively argue about it anymore. Everyone can see our arguments on the subject and draw conclusions, as the two of us have explained our positions about as much as they can be explained on this topic. Fine with you?
elvis_knits wrote:OMGUS
It's a useful little label when misapplied, isn't it? No, your vote on me in and of itself doesn't seem to have specific scum motivation. To be frank, you were already my top suspect, and I doubt this came as a surprise. I've made prior cases on you and reiterated them here. The vote on me itself I don't object to, because there was some degree of neglect or delay in my posting to answering your questions to me, for which I sincerely apologize - but adding a vote because of apparent neglect, possibly with the added hope that it would pressure me to answer, was not out of place.
@ Sly: Yeah - he made townie-looking attempts at scumhunting, specifically the cases he put together on me and you. Not necessarily arguments I agree with, but they both look and feel pro-town. As Kmd said, it seems fairly clear that if Caf doesn't sell enough lemonade he'll die. EK buying lemonade (especially as she seemed to do so just so we could try to change the topic) could have plenty of motivations, not least in trying to look pro-town by doing so (or, again, it's possible I'm wrong about her) - but not doing my part in keeping a townie-looking player alive because of unclear possible connections with EK would not be a smart or pro-town move on my part.
Next priority is analysis of the Isacc case. Hopefully coming before Wednesday. Still a bit busy (neglecting my term papaer that's due tomorrow
).