Alrighty guys. I apologize deeply for my absence, and am back to announce an official V/LA due to my mother's new job which will heavily limit my internet access. But I will try to get on at school as often as I can.
As I said previously, I'm going to reread, and I'll see how far I get, and post my thoughts as they come. Sorry if anything is confusing or disjointed. If you have a question, just ask it. Also, if you find me repeating what others have said, I apologize- I haven't been keeping up as well as I should, hence this reread.
PiP Post 31 wrote:Also, it's PAGE 2. Don't expect airtight cases.
Excuses, excuses, excuses. And excuses aren't very town. At least bad excuses aren't anyway. Cop-out.
KK Post 35 wrote:I have experience playing with ppp973. Voting for him is the best Day 1 action for town
Policy lynch= anti-town, unless an absolute, absolute, freak case last resort.
Alexhans 39, in general, has a put on feel to it, but nothing blatant.
There are two sides to KK's 39:
KK 39 wrote:Because I'm not really sold on the utility of policy lynches. Plus I'm sure he's bound to dig himself into a hole sooner than later.
I agree completely. Although, somewhat of a null-tell, because it is a playstyle type-thing, but more town than scum, def.
KK 39 pt. 2 wrote:BTW - What's with the over-aggressive questioning during the random vote phase?
It has to transisition sometime and by stunting growth, it's ultimately holding the game back=antitown.
KK 43 wrote:Yeah, but random stage is going to happen. Mind as well let people get it out of their system. Since PieIsPopcorn is starting the questioning in the opening 2 pages where people are still going to pop in with their random vote, all he accomplishes is sewing confusion and chaos into the opening procedures.
Better to let everyone show up, say their hellos, make their jokes, etc.., and then leap in with pointed questions. I just don't see the benefit in breaking with convention.
Pretty much the same thing as above, just more articulated, and more animated.
Lester's 44-45 make sense.
Brian 46 wrote:While I find it silly to vote for ppp based on his joke to vote for "the mafia", I'd like it a lot more if he'd at least try to contribute. While random votes on people doesn't provide much useful information, it's still something.
Also makes sense.
Brian 46 pt. 2 wrote:@ Kublai: PieisPopcorn has a point. I get the feeling you were trying to push that bandwagon without being on it. It's pretty minor as far as scumtells go, but combined with how snappy and defensive you're acting towards Pie in response, I think it's worth a vote switch.
I don't think it was worth a vote switch. Mostly due to the fact that when I read this, I had to rack my brain for what Brian was talking about, even though I read it 3 minutes ago. It wasn't a very big deal, in the least. If anything, KK is most guilty of the shady "random vote" views as of now.
Cream 47 wrote: third vote on a bandwagon is always dodgy
As I remember saying before, I put no stock in "X on bandwagon is teh scumz". It's no more than a cop-out for someone with no case.
Red 54 wrote:Additionally, I'm not going to touch the ppp thing. I have no problem with his vote, I actually thought it was kind of clever (although I'm sure it's been done countless times).
No real meat here, but it seems like an unecessary defense. Noted.
Later on in Red's 54, he makes plenty of sense with his views on KK's RVS opinions. I feel his vote is more justified than Brian's.
Cream's 56 is defending his X is scum reasoning, which puts him in a more town light.
KK 58 wrote:And as far as "pushing a (ppp973) wagon without being on it" goes. Did you notice I put a smiley? It was a rib at ppp973, and I think he got it. (Or he may not of, I don't know, I still can't read him very well).
This is what "pushing a wagon without being on it" looks like:
PiP wrote:I'll have a detailed post on the criticisms against me tomorrow after school, however I would like to say that I support the Kublai wagon
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Hell, he even unvoted within the post without voting for me.
Agree, completely.
Alexhans 59 wrote:This game has gotten aggressive pretty soon... Let's all remember we are practically in RVS with not much content. Let's soften the accusations a little because town players wouldn't know for certain that someone is scum for 1 post. Investigate, but be smart. Don't get emotional so soon.
Basically a rewording of KK's previous RVS post, and you know how I feel about that. Rather anti-town, ESPECIALLY because it's even later in the game than KK's post.
PPp wrote:You said that you were scared, only mafia are scared to be lynched when the lynched targeted.
Saw this in a quote, must have missed it earlier. But, this is scummy. If you're town, especially a power role, you'd fear for yourself AND the town if you were near lynch.
archaist 60 wrote:What makes you think that only mafia should be afraid to be lynched? If anything townies should be more nervous about a lynch, as they don't know if the person will turn up mafia or town
Dru dat, homes.
Alright, class is about to end, I have to run for now, but I'll continue with my wall-o-text review tomorrow. Or, maybe later today, if I'm lucky.