Herodotus (2): Elmo, populartajo
springlullaby (1): Zorblag
Adel (1): Vi
populartajo (1): Ectomancer
Artem (4): SpyreX, springlullaby, Korts, Porkens
Porkens (2): Artem, Adel
Herodotus
Short means different things to different people. I should have said "relatively shorter," or something like that, but it was clear what I meant. Regardless, the correct answer to that first of two questions was "yes, when he is town, SpyreX prefers that day 1 be short(er than it is in most games.)" Meaning he is consistent with that in this game. Bringing that up hardly qualifies as misrepresentation or throwing mud.Elmo wrote:YOU ARE DOING IT AGAIN! He did not say he wanted a short day 1, he said he wanted to avoid an overly long day 1, which is pro-town.Herodotus wrote:Is it normal for Spyrex (as town) to prefer a short day 1?
I don't know whether Artem is scum; if I did, I'd be calling for his lynch if he was, or defending him if he wasn't. The only way I could already genuinely believe with any certainty that Artem is scum is if we were scum together.Elmo wrote:And yeah, Herod's unvote is ridiculous, it's like he doesn't genuinely believe Artem is scum, unsurprisingly - no wonder Artem sees a huge difference between this and the aggressive townie he played with before. Maybe you should do something about that, y'know, with a rope?
I agree the second sentence may accurately describe some of the votes on Artem, but the last sentence would only be true later, for example if Artem were lynched or forced to claim. Short of that, votes are reversible and don't do any harm.Elmo wrote:Artem continues to be town and I will happily argue with anyone who asserts otherwise (is voting him) if they care to engage with me; providing reasoning would be good, it seems like most people on the wagon haven't given (m)any. It's just a wagon that's 'good enough' and not on me, without any real expectation of lynching scum.Thatis unacceptable.
Well, being "inconsistent with a town alignment" alone would be a good reason. But it looks like his response wasn't necessarily inconsistent. Looking back, his question to me looks fairly rational, a departure from his earlier frustration. At first, I just read it as "stop voting for me," but that interpretation seems incorrect. So yes, a townie might be asking that question.Vi wrote:@Herodotus: I'm quite aware of that. My objection is in DE, which is unabashedly poor reasoning for pushing an Artem lynch.
I have some moderate suspicion of Zorblag based on his voting pattern (as a whole, and before considering 324.) For the others, I'm not going to give the scum information on my neutral/town reads.Elmo wrote:I want a rough stance from everyone on {Spring, Troll, Herod, Korts}.
Blather. If you don't have a sum read than you must have a town or neutral read.Herodotus wrote: For the others, I'm not going to give the scum information on my neutral/town reads.
Rhetorical, I was just making a point of showing my train of thought.Vi wrote:Not at all. It's Troll's place to answer the arguments against him.
Or was this a rhetorical question?
a) because dubbing an argument a town-town argument, especially implicitly like Elmo did, is more frequently a scum buddying tactic than an honest town opinion--particularly the implicit part bugs me.Vi wrote:Why?Korts wrote:Elmo is slightly scummier for this is what I was saying.
He should ABSOLUTELY care about context. Without context everything is useless.Elmo wrote:Korts, this "bandwagon fishing" is empty buzzwords until shown otherwise. There is no reason he should care about the context;
I think I was quite clear in these two paragraphs:Elmo wrote: Your other reason for voting Artem is entirely vague and I want you to clarify it right now.
Korts, ISO 6 wrote:On a review of Herod/Artem I agree with Herodotus that Artem's vote was not consistent with his earlier stance on Herod. However I can see how Artem's evaluation of scum vs. town can incorrectly be phrased "more likely scum than town" while in actuality meaning "you're more likely scum than random", and the argument against him should not be mistaken for this point.
I dislike Artem's SpyreX vote as well. The twisting words point is not particularly strong; SpyreX's interpretation was acceptable, if not the most likely true. And the "You said that scums use wagons, so you wanting a wagon must mean you're scum. DURRR!" point is not only weak, but it is also highly hypocritical considering the previous "twisting words" point--it is another twist, this time of SpyreX's words.
I asked nothing because there is nothing to ask about it. You dubbed the Artem/SpyreX argument a town-town one, without any supporting reasons, and did so without stating that it's a town-town argument, but rather immediately assuming it.Elmo wrote:Also, I second Vi's question, and I'd like to know why you merely "noted" it instead of asked me about it.
Again, I don't see what question I could've posed that would've told me more than this statement already did.Elmo wrote:Apparent stubbornness is characteristic of these kinds of town - town fights. It's very, very difficult not to feel hostile towards someone who's attacking you, so when two townies really go at it, it tends to snowball in exactly this manner.
OH GOD THE BROKEN LOGICElmo wrote: And again, why are you not willing to follow up your gut feeling about Herod - distancing, or will you ever get serious about it? You've not acted at all like someone who feels uneasy about him, mostly agreeing with him in ways that look uncritical at best to me. Do you have a similarly bad feeling about Artem?
Troll is slightly scummy.Elmo wrote:I want a rough stance from everyone on {Spring, Troll, Herod, Korts}.
Do you claim that bad logic is a universal scumtell, or do have evidence that Artem's use of bad logic is limited to when he is scum?Korts wrote: Artem has been generally badly posting and misrepresenting or twisting arguments. That's the gist of my vote.
There is no such thing as a universal scumtell, but misrepresentation comes pretty damn close. Also, my "badly posting" comment is supposed to mean that I have problems with Artem's choice of words and general behaviour, not with his bad logic.Adel wrote:Do you claim that bad logic is a universal scumtell, or do you have evidence that Artem's use of bad logic is limited to when he is scum?Korts wrote: Artem has been generally badly posting and misrepresenting or twisting arguments. That's the gist of my vote.
I'm sorry, what? A vote on someone he suspects is a good thing, period. He does not need to look at why you were considering voting to say he'd like it if you voted. The empty platitude here does not answer anything;Korts wrote:He should ABSOLUTELY care about context. Without context everything is useless.Elmo wrote:There is no reason he should care about the context; a vote on someone he suspects is good from his point of view, regardless of why.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by his earlier stance, that's what I meant by vague. I don't know where exactly you agree with Herod, either; this also circumvents looking at the reasons for Artem's vote. As to Artem's vote on SpyreX, you have not actually said why he is more likely to do it as scum.Korts wrote:On a review of Herod/Artem I agree with Herodotus that Artem's vote was not consistent with his earlier stance on Herod.
Did the question "Elmo, why do you think it is a town-town fight" not occur to you?Korts wrote:I asked nothing because there is nothing to ask about it.Elmo wrote:I'd like to know why you merely "noted" it instead of asked me about it.
That's my problem; you aren't following up a bad feeling. Unless I'm mistaken, you haven't even asked Herod a question. You don't have anything against him, but you're notKorts wrote:I had an initial bad gut read on Herodotus, but I couldn't put it into substance. That I didn't follow up on this initial suspicion and that I agree with him on some points should tell you quite clearly that I don't have anything against him. And why should I follow up on an early game bad feeling if there is no further suspicion?
And that is very vague. I do not want the gist of your vote, I want clear, specific reasons, which I don't currently have. Which specific arguments has he twisted, and why is that misrepresentation rather than misinterpretation?Korts wrote:Artem has been generally badly posting and misrepresenting or twisting arguments. That's the gist of my vote.
Please elaborate. Lots.Korts wrote:I'm getting a scummy read off Elmo now. His defense of Artem is too strong for my liking.
I've been playing around with this in my head as well (because it bugs the hell out of me).Korts wrote:I'm getting a scummy read off Elmo now. His defense of Artem is too strong for my liking.
It's about time someone got on this bandwagon.Adel wrote:unvote, vote:populartajo
reason: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/search.p ... opulartajo
he is actively posting in other games, joined a large game, and is actively lurking in this game.
Other games dont need a reread of hundreds of wallotexts.Adel wrote:unvote, vote:populartajo
reason: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/search.p ... opulartajo
he is actively posting in other games, joined a large game, and is actively lurking in this game.
same question then, just replace "bad logic" with "bad word choice and general behavior".Korts wrote:There is no such thing as a universal scumtell, but misrepresentation comes pretty damn close. Also, my "badly posting" comment is supposed to mean that I have problems with Artem's choice of words and general behaviour, not with his bad logic.Adel wrote:Do you claim that bad logic is a universal scumtell, or do you have evidence that Artem's use of bad logic is limited to when he is scum?Korts wrote: Artem has been generally badly posting and misrepresenting or twisting arguments. That's the gist of my vote.
Adel wrote:Also, hypothetically speaking, if one of (Elmo Herod) is scum, do think the other is likely or unlikely to be scum?
which other roles are "must save"?SpyreX wrote: * This assumes Artem is not one of the classic "must-save" scum roles (see recruiter, etc). If this is the case Elmo doesn't even get to defend themselves and go off the plank tomorrow.
populartajo wrote:Im here catching up all i missed
populartajo wrote:Im catching up tonight.
This is a promise.
meanwhile he has made more than 70 other posts on this site.populartajo wrote:Other games dont need a reread of hundreds of wallotexts.Adel wrote:unvote, vote:populartajo
reason: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/search.p ... opulartajo
he is actively posting in other games, joined a large game, and is actively lurking in this game.
I promised tonight.
You now wait for it.
That was the first one that jumped to mind. Considering this is a normal others that are far fetched like scum vig or doc (or maybe even more conventional watcher, etc) might do it as well.Adel wrote:which other roles are "must save"?
Our particular train of discussion was covering the same ground and increasing in volume. Neither of which was all that helpful, imo.Elmo wrote: SpyreX, I'm more than willing to explain anything if asked. You said you didn't feel it was productive, if I remember.
Substance. Soon.Ecto wrote: It's about time someone got on this bandwagon.
populartajo wrote:Im here catching up all i missed
populartajo wrote:Im catching up tonight.
This is a promise.
populartajo wrote:Other games dont need a reread of hundreds of wallotexts.Adel wrote:unvote, vote:populartajo
reason: http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/search.p ... opulartajo
he is actively posting in other games, joined a large game, and is actively lurking in this game.
I promised tonight.
You now wait for it.
meanwhile he has made more than 70 other posts on this site.populartajo wrote:Fuck it Adel.
Other games dont need a reread of hundreds of wallotexts.
I promised tonight.
You now wait for it.