Mini 867- TTGL Mafia: GAME OVER: Roles posted.
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Seraphim wrote:Alright. I'm actually Kamina hence the Giga Drill Breaker.
I do have other abilities but it's not in my best interest to reveal them at this moment. Let's just say that for the moment I am unkillable and unlynchable.
For the moment.
I gambited and failed miserably. I was hoping to daykill scum...tch.
So...let me get this straight.Seraphim wrote:It's called kicking reason to the curb. You'll understand once you've watched the anime.
Any other questions?
1. You daykilled someone a page into the game for no good reason.
2. You then claimed your complete role with no one voting you, even though if you actually were an unkillable pro-town player (or a temporarily unkillable one, or whatever), you wouldn't want to say that, you'd want the scum to try to kill you and fail.
3. Your claim is pretty absurd, just from a game balance perspective.
So, what does "being unlynchable" mean? What happens if we lynch you?
I, for one, am willing to try.vote:SeraphimI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Um...so you think he's a jester with a daykill? Really?MonkeyMan576 wrote:FOS: Seraphim
Claiming as an unlynchable, unkillable killer who happened to kill town day 1?
Sounds almost like a jester, hence the reason only an FOS and not a vote.
Also, "let's not lynch X because he might be a jester" is a bad argument. If you think someone is a jester on day 1, you generally want to lynch them anyway.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Or he'll hurt the game's flow. Regardless, he's already made the vegas odds for an early exit. All too many times we've seen a player implode for one reason or another that hurt the town. I don't want to rush a lynch and find out he's town that gambited wrong.[/quote]Jahudo wrote: ...or what?
"rush a lynch"? Dude, with my vote, he now has a grand total of 1 vote on him.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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:eyebrow:Seraphim wrote:Allow me to repeat this again: I CANNOT be lynched for the moment. Attempting to do so won't end the day but it will be a waste of your time and mine.
If you can't be lynched, if it dosn't end the day, if it dosn't hurt the town at all, and it will confirm your claim, then it could only be good, right? Free information, confirming of your role at no cost to the town, could only be a good thing, if you're telling the truth.
If you were, I'd expect you would want a majority of the town to vote you ASAP, as well as self voting, so we could confirm at least part of your claim and then move on.
I'll admit, I'm rather skeptical; last time I saw someone claiming that on day 1, they were lying. What's even more frustrating, they were a lying pro-town role, and when we lynched them (because of course you should always lynch someone who claims to be unlynchable) it did serious damage to the town. So, if you're not actually unlynchable, please just admit it now and get it over with; otherwise, the correct pro-town move would be for us run you up and see what happens, and to do it right away so we don't waste any time.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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That is probably the least likely thing ever, especally since he posted in thread "BOOOOXMAANN!" and then shortly afterwards the mod posted a death scene that specifically mentioned Seraphim.MonkeyMan576 wrote: I think he might be fakeclaiming the kill in order to get lynched.
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Are you voting him thinking he is a jester, lying scum, or just to test his claim?Yosarian2 wrote: I, for one, am willing to try. vote:Seraphim
He's quite clearly not a jester.
I think there's a significant chance he's lying scum. Or, if he's town and telling the whole truth, then lynching him would also be in our best interests. At the very least, I want to get a wagon rolling on him and see what happens; there is a limited amount of random anti-town behavior I'm willing to take, and he managed to pass that in pretty much record time with no explanation yet.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) Well, there's one easy way to test and see if he's telling the truth or lying. Let's lynch him and see what happens. If he's telling the truth, it won't even end the day.Snow_Bunny wrote: In conclusion, though Seraphim's action may seem scummy, there's really nothing to prove his role wrong (other than speculation about the setup, which isn't good).I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, the thing is, there's a mathmatical case to be made for vigging night zero. I don't agree with it, but it's not an unambiguasly bad play.Jahudo wrote: I'm treating his day-kill like a vidge that kills on Night 0 until I have a reason to think its a scum kill. I'm treating his claim like someone who's playing a gambit in a Tarhalindur-style game, which could become a good strategy as town. Do you think either of these things is scummy?
On the other hand, there's absolutly no reason for a pro-town day-vig to vig early in the day instead of later, when he might actually hit scum. None at all.
His actions so far this game would make the most sense if he's a scum day-killer, like a day-SK or a mafia with a one-shot kill, running a gambit to try to use his daykill to "confirm" himself. That's not the only explination, but just based on his daykill and the weak explination he gave for it (not to mention his SK-claim before that), it makes the most sense.
Well, the way I see it, it's simple.
Werewolves of Millers Hollow, that's the game I was thinking of too. He might be lying about his claim, and still be town. I just want to be sure what he is, because from what Sera's already done and said we should be able to decide whether we want to lynch him right now.Yosarian2 wrote:I'll admit, I'm rather skeptical; last time I saw someone claiming that on day 1, they were lying. What's even more frustrating, they were a lying pro-town role, and when we lynched them (because of course you should always lynch someone who claims to be unlynchable) it did serious damage to the town.
There's about a 60% chance he's just flat out lying scum. In that case, we lynch him.
There's about a 30% chance he's town telling the truth. In that case, unless he gives us a reason not to, we speedlynch him, confirm his claimed ability, and then move on quickly rather then waste any more time debating him today, if he really is unlynchable and if lynching him really dosn't end the day. If there's some reason we shoudln't do this, Serephem, you'd better fill us in fast.
The other 10% chance is that he's a lying pro-town daykiller who's acting like kind of a VI this game, killing townies at random and then lying about being unlynchable (that level of VI-ness dosn't really seem to fit what I know about Serephem, so I don't find it that likely). If he is, then hopefully he'll confess and tell us the truth as soon as he realizes we're serious and actually are about to lynch him, and then we can hopefully get this whole confusing mess sorted out.
Even if he didn't claim unlynchable, I'd be voting him right now until he gives a better explination for that daykill. Since he did, though, there's really no reason for anyone to NOT be voting him right now.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Snow_Bunny, I mentioned this before, and you didn't respond. Why are you opposed to lynching him? What's the risk? If you belive him, then you think he's lynchproof and lynching him won't end the day, right?Snow_Bunny wrote: What are the other elements? The case on him is based on an early (well bad played) action. I've seen townies do that other times. Making a day-kill in the early game, that is. What are his other scummy actions? The claim? Well, scummy as it can be, I'm not sure of that. I mean, I'd make the Kamina role a bit broken as well, if I were the mod. So, it's all speculation about the setup, which I don't like, and which I believe it's scummy.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Nowhere specific, just my analysis of his play so far, and of the probability of his claim, makes me think it's more likely he's lying scum then town telling the truth. Obviously those aren't really meaningful numbers at this point. You could flip the first two and lynching him would still be a good move, though, so it dosn't even really matter.Jahudo wrote:
Where are these percentages coming from?Yosarian2 wrote:There's about a 60% chance he's just flat out lying scum. In that case, we lynch him.
There's about a 30% chance he's town telling the truth. In that case, unless he gives us a reason not to, we speedlynch him, confirm his claimed ability, and then move on quickly rather then waste any more time debating him today, if he really is unlynchable and if lynching him really dosn't end the day. If there's some reason we shoudln't do this, Serephem, you'd better fill us in fast.
The other 10% chance is that he's a lying pro-town daykiller who's acting like kind of a VI this game, killing townies at random and then lying about being unlynchable (that level of VI-ness dosn't really seem to fit what I know about Serephem, so I don't find it that likely). If he is, then hopefully he'll confess and tell us the truth as soon as he realizes we're serious and actually are about to lynch him, and then we can hopefully get this whole confusing mess sorted out.
Even if he didn't claim unlynchable, I'd be voting him right now until he gives a better explination for that daykill. Since he did, though, there's really no reason for anyone to NOT be voting him right now.
When someone has a seemingly absurd and overly complicated claim, with way too many bells and whistles to make sense as a role, they're usually lying, in my experience. It's a pretty common scum mistake.Under normal circumstances the first two options are a good enough gut feeling for me to test his claim, but I wonder if we're trying to outguess the mod this way.
But, it dosn't even matter. There's no outguessing the mod involved at all. Either he's telling the truth, or he's lying, and either way, lynching him is the right move.
Honestly, I'm not sure why this is taking so long. If he is telling the truth, and lynching him does nothing, we don't want to waste the whole day on this.
Thanks, mod.What about the possibility that Sera's telling the truth as town, but another force unknown to us allows the lynch to go through anyway?
For example, anyone in this game can be lynched according to the rules. What does that mean for contradicting claims and people not in the game?
Oh hey, Rule 18 added. I'm amazed I forgot this...it's kinna important
Yeah...that would be, well, beyond bastard modding, telling someone they're unlynchable when they're not. It dosn't really make sense, either.
Besides, stop and think this through for a second. Someone is an unlynchable, unkillable daykiller. How could that ever possibly be a balanced role? No matter what his alignment is, seems like his side probably wins the game. Plus, the vague hints that there is "more to his role he's not telling us", even though he already told us the part that no sane pro-town person would ever tell scum (the part where he's supposedly un-nightkillable), just make the whole thing even less likely.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, it is. Duh. If he's telling the truth, then we lynch him, find out he's telling the truth, and then find scum. It's simply the correct move here.Vi wrote:
For spearheading this lynch like it's the only option we have.Cobalt 97 wrote:Vi, why do you want to lynch Yos?
Did you read my post? I specifically said that I did NOT think Seraphim is a likely to be VI who'd daykill someone and then lie about his role as town, which is part of the reason we SHOULD lynch him, because I think he's probably either telling the truth or lying scum.That and calling out Seraphim like there's an out-there chance he's a n00by inexperienced player and not someone who has been on this site for about as long as I have (not to mention someone who /ins for a lot of bastard games).I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I don't really think rule 18 needed to be clarified; I would always normally assume that if someone is told by the mod in their role PM they're unlynchable, that they actually are.Vi wrote:
And before Rule 18 was clarified and thus it was only possible to attempt to lynch Seraphim OR lynch someone else, would you say that his lynch was the only option?Yosarian2 101 wrote:
Well, it is. Duh. If he's telling the truth, then we lynch him, find out __ he's telling the truth, and then find scum. It's simply the correct move here.Vi wrote:
For spearheading this lynch like it's the only option we have.Cobalt 97 wrote:Vi, why do you want to lynch Yos?
(Also, nice lack of "if" )
Also, I don't need an "if" there. The whole sentence is an "if/then" clause. "IF he is town, THEN (we lynch him, find out he's telling the truth, and move on)." It's just a shame natural language is less precise then computer language.
"Ambiguously close minded"? A pro-town person shouldn't daykill someone on page 2 of day 1, it's just a horrible move. Even if you're 100% convinced you've caught scum that early, you should still pressure them, vote them, see who defends them and who goes along, and THEN daykill them. The way he did it was just incredibly anti-town. Besides the fact that, you know, he killed a townie on page 2 of the game and refused to give any reason. And still hasn't.
Did you read my post? I specifically said that I did NOT think Seraphim is a likely to be VI who'd daykill someone and then lie about his role as town, which is part of the reason we SHOULD lynch him, because I think he's probably either telling the truth or lying scum.That and calling out Seraphim like there's an out-there chance he's a n00by inexperienced player and not someone who has been on this site for about as long as I have (not to mention someone who /ins for a lot of bastard games).I don't read anyone else's posts and I do just fine
I can see a pro-Town motive for killing Boxman. Contrast
which is so ambiguously closed-minded that I find it scummy.Yos2 79 wrote:On the other hand, there'sabsolutly no reasonfor a pro-town day-vig to vig early in the day instead of later, when he might actually hit scum. None at all.
His actions so far this game would make the most sense if he's a scum day-killer, like a day-SK or a mafia with a one-shot kill, running a gambit to try to use his daykill to "confirm" himself.That's not the only explination,but just based on his daykill and the weak explination he gave for it (not to mention his SK-claim before that), it makes the most sense.
What, exactally, was your reasoning for thinking Boxman was scum?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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In a mafia game, which would you rather do; just believe someone is telling the truth, or find out for a fact if they are, if there's no cost to finding out?Vi wrote:Nyaaaaa, this isn't going where I want it to.
Why is lynching Seraphim literally theonlyoption, as opposed to believing him?
In mafia game, Facts > beliefs, by far. If you can get some actual hard facts, and build from there, you're way ahead of the game.
If they're real, easily confirmable roles are basically the mods' gift to the town. If someone claims an easily confirmable role, town should always confirm it ASAP, especally if doing so dosn't cost the town anything, which this apparently dosn't.
I mean, at this point, we can find out if he's telling the truth for free. If he's lying scum, he'll probably die, and if he's town and telling the truth, he'll be confirmed and we'll get to lynch someone else. Not doing that would be like the mod offering the town a free confirmed accurate cop investigation and the town saying "Neah, no thanks". It's really a no-brainer.
I have seen scum pull stuff like that, actually. There was one famous (offsite) game where Baby Jesus was a scum with a daykill, and he just kept blatently killing off town in broad daylight, saying that he was killing people in order to "confirm their alignment", lol.Shouldn't, but does that necessarily mean Seraphim is nonTown (notice I'm not using terms likeanti-Townorscum) for doing so? I don't think I've ever seen Mafia pull a stunt like this, but I'vedefinitelyseen Town do things like that (forbiddanlight, Natirasha, Fritzler, all the people you know and love).
I certanly do agree that careless use of daykills is a mistake pro-town players sometimes make; hey, I was in two of the Bad Idea Mafia games. Still, if a person does an anti-town action, the rest of the town should both question him and pressure him until he explains himself properly.
Of course, that's not actually that important at the moment. I don't think a purely unlynchable scum daykiller is very likely, for obvious reasons, so if we lynch him and nothing happens, I'll most likely drop the suspicions related to the daykill, at least for the time being.
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Good question, but for integrity reasons I'll think that question would be best redirected toYos2 109 wrote:What, exactally, was your reasoning for thinking Boxman was scum?Seraphim.
I would love it if Seraphim would answer that question. So far, he's shown no interest in doing so.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, one possible answer would be that, for balance reasons and to prevent game-breaking mass claims, the most obvious roles in a theme game are often not in the game at all and given as safe claims to the scum, especally in a theme with specific and obvious "main characters".Cobalt wrote:Yos, if Sera is lying, why hasn't there been a Kamina counterclaim?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) Fair enough. I dislike trusting those kinds of outguessing-the-mod flavor arguments too far, personally, but I see where you're coming from.Cobalt wrote:
I considered that, but it seems clear from the flavor that FL was very enthusiastic about making this setup, so I'd find it odd if she didn't include main characters. Like, I could see a DBZ game not including Goku or something, but this looks more like a pet project than a normal theme game. Sort of a "what if" game, if you understand me.Yosarian2 wrote:
Well, one possible answer would be that, for balance reasons and to prevent game-breaking mass claims, the most obvious roles in a theme game are often not in the game at all and given as safe claims to the scum, especally in a theme with specific and obvious "main characters".Cobalt wrote:Yos, if Sera is lying, why hasn't there been a Kamina counterclaim?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Yeah, but just for the sake of completeness, if Serephem dosn't die, it'd be nice to see a votecount from the mod specifically saying there's a majority of votes on him and that he's not lynched.Cobalt wrote:If we reached majority already, unvoting won't make a difference.
Anyway, if Serephem doesn't die, then my suspect would be either Monkey (for some odd/scummy seeming reasoning) or Chaco (for the reasons Vi gave; mostly lurking). If Serephem flips scum, my main suspect is probably going to be Snow_Bunny.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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That statement was specifically based on Serephem being in a scum group, and on him being vulnerable to lynch. If both of those were true, then Snow Bunny would have looked quite bad for opposing his lynch for what seems to be irrational reasons. (For comparison, I don't think the way Vi argued against the lynch speaks against him; Vi's posting so far feels more pro-town-ish to me.)Jahudo wrote:This doesn't confirm all of Sera's role to me. I think he still has to earn townieness through his play.
Just to clarify, does this statement apply to both third-party scum and mafia scum, or just one type of scum?Yosarian2 wrote:If Serephem flips scum, my main suspect is probably going to be Snow_Bunny.
Yeah, I kind of agree that Snow Bunny looks bad either way. But, for now, I'llSnow_bunnys post 63 looks scummy if Sera is town or scum. The condemnation of a bad play is strong enough to be distancing, and stocked with emotive words that scum sometimes use to come across as naturally concerned about a townie death (same thing as commenting on a NK in a "yay dead scum" or "boo dead townie" manner).Vote:ChacoI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Really, really odd play coming from him.
We will want to test Chaco's claim. I suggest that we wait until we've decided to lynch someone today and then, instead of hammering that person, we have Chaco do it. Otherwise, him using his claimed ability costs us all the information from a normal bandwagon, which seems like a bad thing.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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...what?Jahudo wrote: It's either Yos or snow as they're now pushing the Monkey lynch, who is a red herring and has looked like an easy target all day.
Quite a few people have voted or expressed suspicion on Monkeyman, Jahudo, because he's been acting scummy-odd all game. I find it odd for you to single me out.
Anyway, I dislike that daykill. If there are two daykillers, they're probably not both town.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Wait...so you're not looking for scum in general, you're just looking for the guy who made the daykill?Jahudo wrote: I was looking for the killer, not all the people suspecting Monkeyman.However, Cobalt or Monkeyman could be trying to make the other look like the killer. I need to read again and see if that makes sense along with the general timing of the kill.
I agree there's a good chance that the second daykiller is scum, but your thought process seems just really odd here.
Oy you inebriated lush, Rule of Cool is in effect. That girl needs some awesome glassesI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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...so, you're still attacking me here?Vi wrote:At least two of the scum in this game are in {Jahudo, Yos2, one of the lurkers/nonparticipants}.
Do you have a reason yet?
Why you box of witless bricks, did you completely miss my announcement?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I certanly don't think I've been "passive" or "non-useful". I mean, a week ago you were attacking me for leading the town, and now you're attacking me for being passive?Vi wrote:@Yos2: Yes, I do. I really hate your passive and mostly non-useful approach to this game. If there was any better way to just go through the motions of playing, you would have found it already.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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That's also not at all an accurate description of my day 1 play in Election Mafia; I did a hell of a lot of scumhunting in that game, despite not having a vote, and I delibratly hinted I had a power role in order to get the scum to kill me since I was otherwise useless to the town. I think I played quite well that game, personally.Vi wrote: 2) That was a reference to US Election 08 Mafia, where Yos was Town Voteless and displayed little will to do much about anything (to be fair, D1 was a 50-page festival of idiocy). He was NKd N1 for possibly having a non-terrible role.
Anyway, Vi is one of the long list of people who always seems to think I'm scum for absolutely no reason these days, no matter what I do or don't do, apparently based on "I saw Yos as scum once and now I don't trust him". It's been increasingly frustrating, and it's one of the reasons I kind of stopped playing mafia for a bit there and am still only in two games, but I don't think he's scum.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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It wasn't a "policy lynch" at all. It was a combination of suspicion of his actions, and the simple fact that lynching him could only give us information and would not hurt us, and therefore could only help the town, which proved to be correct, and you yourself realized I was right.Vi wrote:
In all seriousness.
...into an obvious policy lynch that an uninformed observer as myself could tell you wasn't going to go anywhere.Yos2 364 wrote:I mean, a week ago you were attacking me for leading the town
Discredit you? Half the point of that post was to explain why I thought you probably weren't scum, despite you stubbornly continued attacking me even after your origional reason for attacking me proved to be bunk; your play here is frustrating for me, but I don't think it's a scumtell, because I've seen town-Vi attacking me for no reason just like you have been.Also, gj attempting to discredit me.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Town. However, that's an ongoing game, so I can't say anything else about it right now.Vi wrote:
...when you were... what alignment, perchance?Yosarian2 369 wrote:because I've seen town-Vi attacking me for no reason just like you have been.
As I said earlier, I think both Snowbunny and Monkey have acted scummy so far this game.And refresh me - while it's common knowledge that Jebus is scum, who's your pick for Mafia?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Chaco: Please don't instant lynch anyone. Your ability, if used to end the day early without a lynch consensuss, only hurts the town, becuase it just means we get less wagon info then we should.
Because for the moment I'd rather be voting a lurker. Activity in this game sucks, and it was especally bad when I cast my lurker-vote. Town must never allow the game to stall out, ever, or town loses. It just happened to me again in a recently completed game, Warewolves of Millers Hollow.Vi wrote: There's a three-person wagon on Snow_Bunny right now. Why aren't you on it?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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That's not true either. She's actually been trying quite hard to get us to lynch you, for one thing. You may think that's scummy, but it's certainly content, by any sense of the word.MonkeyMan576 wrote:
Snow_Bunny is an active lurker. She's not actually posting any content, and is scummy.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Eh, at least I know who she thinks is scummy, which is way more content then many people in this game have given.MonkeyMan576 wrote:
90% of her posts have no actual content besides saying that I'm scummy. She only gave the supposed slip reason when pressed.Yosarian2 wrote:
That's not true either. She's actually been trying quite hard to get us to lynch you, for one thing. You may think that's scummy, but it's certainly content, by any sense of the word.MonkeyMan576 wrote:
Snow_Bunny is an active lurker. She's not actually posting any content, and is scummy.
In fact, speaking of that, I think I'm going toUnvote,Vote:Xoelffor now. Not only has she posted very little, when she has she's said nothing at all; she's done no scumhunting, posted no suspects, and really commented on no game relevent issues.
This morning, she did promise that "today" she would sit down and analyze everything. I hope she does.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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As I just explained a few posts ago, I do find both snowbunny and monkeyman somewhat scummy, for different reasons.Chaco wrote:Yos, who do you find scummy outside of the lurkers?
However, at the moment, I find the lurkers significantly scummier then either one. Especially xofelf , who apparently had time to troll the mod for 5 or 6 posts but hasn't had a chance to do anything useful to the town yet.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Huh? What would make you think that Snow Bunny and Monkey Man are partners? That seems quite unlikely at this point; I suppose it's not impossible that they're distancing, but that is not at all the impression I've been getting from their posts.Jahudo wrote:1) Vague suspicions on MonkeyMan and SB allow for potential backtracking because they were not defined. There's also the potential for stacking lynches because he pairs Snow_Bunny and MonkeyMan in such a way that could later mean they look like partners, or one looks more scummy if the other is town (cuz they suspect each other).
At this point, I'm actually more leaning towards thinking both of them could easily be town. If one of them is scum, it's probably monkeyman; Snow Bunny dosn't really look at all suspicious to me anymore. I doubt both are scum.
In any case, though, I think it's more likely that we'll find scum in the group of lurkers. I'm voting xofelf not just because I'm "trying to prod her" or whatever, I think she's more likely to be scum then anyone else in the game at the moment, because of her refusal to give any kind of content. She keeps promising she's going to give content "later" when she has time, and that's fine, but no way in hell am I going to let the pressure off of her before she does that, and neither should anyone else.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Note that the above (that we should keep pressuring someone especally if they keep promising to "give content later") also applies to Jeebus, although not quite as much.
Jeebus is "posting just barely enough to not get replaced, but not saying anything", and xofelf is posting more then that; just by her number of posts, I wouldn't even call her a lurker, but she hasn't said anything at all yet, although she keeps promising to do so when she has more time. Both of those types of behaviors are huge scumtells, and I'd gladly lynch either one of them today.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Also, on a side note, if I'm right and at least one of the lurkers is scum, Jahudo is their most likely scum buddy. I really don't like the way he's trying to prevent me from pressuring the lurkers; town should always be in favor of going after lurkers, and the fact he's trying to pressure me into not doing so makes me wonder if he's Xofelf or Jebus's scum partner.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I think I've commented on many things, I've had back and fourth discusses with most active people in the game, I've said what I thought, I led a bandwagon and debated it with several people, and I've commented on many people in the game.Jahudo wrote:
What's your definition of the group conversation? Mine does not include setup, theory or general gameplay talk. It does include stances and questions for the other players in the game when multiple people find a reason to focus on them. You have made vague observations about several people, but mostly and recently Monkey and SB.Yosarian2 wrote:
I think it's absurd. I've been a big part of "the group conversation" all game.Vi wrote:Yos, what do you think of Jahudo's accusation that you're "not in the group conversation"?
Anyway, at this early stage in the game, what's wrong with a general, somewhat vauge, "I think person X is acting oddly" gut based comment about a player? If I had some specific scumtells Monkey had made that I wanted to point out, I would have.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, there were a bunch of things that Monkey had done that, while they may or may not be strong scumtells, certanly were odd.Jahudo wrote:
Vague suspicion and setup talk. Did you really not have a specific scumtell on Monkey to point out from that event?Yosarian2 wrote:unvote
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Really, really odd play coming from him.
We will want to test Chaco's claim. I suggest that we wait until we've decided to lynch someone today and then, instead of hammering that person, we have Chaco do it. Otherwise, him using his claimed ability costs us all the information from a normal bandwagon, which seems like a bad thing.
The whole way he responded to the Serephem situation seemed odd. Jester speculation, for one. The suggestion that Serephem might have been a jester who "fake-claimed the kill in order to get lynched" (even though he claimed the kill BEFORE IT HAPPENED). Then he just flatly declared that
Which again, dosn't make any sense to me as an assumption, just seemed really odd (and was false).Monkey wrote:Either he is lying about the day not ending or his is lying about being lynchproof. It would behoove us to find out which.
Then his whole attack on Snow Bunny for "not answering his question" was pretty silly as well.
I don't know. I'm not sure how much of that is just his normal playstyle and how much of that is scummy. But it certainly is odd behavior to say the least, and at the point when I voted him, that was the best thing I had to go on.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Yes, she has been devoting quite a bit of energy to getting you lynched. Do you think that trying very hard to get someone lynched, using techniques like repetition and such to emphasize how serious you are about trying to run up a person and to increase the pressure on them, is really an inherent scum tell? I see pro-town people do that exact same thing all the time; I do it myself, sometimes, when I'm really sure of myself.MonkeyMan576 wrote: She seems hell bent on me getting lynched and seems to want to discourage any discussion of other candidates or possibilities. Plus her constantly calling me scum every post I attack her is appeal to emotion. "You wish scum!". "Let's lynch monkeyman already!".
I certainly understand that you don't like it, since it's aimed at you, but I'm not clear how that's supposed to be a scumtell. Could you explain?
I don't get what you're saying here. You think that, because people are suspicious of her, she should...not be attacking you? Why?She's not recognizing that there are a good many players that are suspicious of her behavior and that she is just as good a candidate as me(if not more so) at this point.
Jester speculation is always a bad idea. It was especially absurd in this case since it didn't really make any sense.@yos: Jester speculation is not scummy.
I'm not going to call it a scumtell here, because I don't really know why scum would be motivated to either prevent or cause the lynch of someone unlynchable, but it's just not a good idea for you to ever do as town.
But that's not what you said...My comment about Seraphim being unlynchable was just me stating my opinion that it was a scummy claim, and easily testible.
Huh? Like you just, said that she's been trying quite hard to get you lynched. That's pretty much the exact opposite of "active lurking".And Snow Bunny has been active lurking the whole game, so there's nothing "silly" about calling her out.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) All else being equal, I'd rather lynch someone who has done nothing game-relevant then a person who has done some game relevant things. If someone has voted, has scumhunted, has discussed stratagy or mechanics, has done SOMETHING that I'd consider acting in a pro-town way (here, I mean "acted in a way helpful to the town", the opposite of anti-town), then that inherently makes them look more pro-town in my eyes then someone who has done nothing.Jahudo wrote:@lurker voters:
What is the endgame of voting a lurker like xofelf, who I believe is just having V/LA issues? Do you lynch them if they don't show up after a certain period of time? Say deadline is today and nothing is changed. Would you rather lynch xofelf, who has little-to-no connections, or someone like Jahudo who could have connections with everybody? Me, I'd vote Jahudo. But that's just me.
Also, I hardly think that xofelf has little to no connections. So far, I've been attacking her, so have other people, and you've been defending her. Other people have avoided commenting on the wagon. If she flips scum, I think we get a fair amount of information about her possible connections.
Anyway, if she's been having V/LA issues, that's fine, but she's posted in this game 23 times so far. If she didn't have time to do a detailed game analysis or something, I'd understand that. But how much time does it take to read one post, quote it, and say "This post sounds bad, FOS:you"? Or to vote a lurker? Or to ask someone a question? Or to make a quick comment about if she thought it was a good idea to lynch someone who claimed unlynchable or not? If she's had time to make 23 posts, she should have had time to do something that was at least a LITTLE bit game relevant, and she's chosen not to. I have to consider that a possible tell of her alignment; it seems likely to me that she has absolutely no interest in even trying to help the town find scum, because she hasn't shown any yet.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I wouldn't describe what she's been doing as an "appeal to emotions". More like just constantly repeating "I'd like to lynch player X", which is a common tactic used to demonstrate how serious someone is and how committed they are to a wagon. Glork, for example, does that all the time. I don't have a problem with people doing that.MonkeyMan576 wrote:
Consistantly using appeal to emotion rather than logical arguments is a scumtell.Yosarian2 wrote:
Yes, she has been devoting quite a bit of energy to getting you lynched. Do you think that trying very hard to get someone lynched, using techniques like repetition and such to emphasize how serious you are about trying to run up a person and to increase the pressure on them, is really an inherent scum tell? I see pro-town people do that exact same thing all the time; I do it myself, sometimes, when I'm really sure of myself.MonkeyMan576 wrote: She seems hell bent on me getting lynched and seems to want to discourage any discussion of other candidates or possibilities. Plus her constantly calling me scum every post I attack her is appeal to emotion. "You wish scum!". "Let's lynch monkeyman already!".
I certainly understand that you don't like it, since it's aimed at you, but I'm not clear how that's supposed to be a scumtell. Could you explain?
I'm going to drop this, because it's not really relevant to this game anymore, and I don't think it says much about your alignment. Let me just end by saying that very often, when someone is acting odd or scummy, someone says "hey, what if they're a jester?", and they're almost always wrong. Thinking like that is really just a distraction; jesters are really, really rare, and worrying about them whenever someone looks scummy or erratic is just counterproductive, in my experience.Monkeyman576 wrote: Seraphim's behavior was erratic and it seemed to me to be a possible jester situation. If he was a jester, then it would be good for the town to know about it so they could make an informed decision.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Cobalt feels pretty townish at the moment, Jahudo, besides the fact that he also claimed a role that's absurdly easy to prove and would probably be unbalancingly overpowered in scum hands; I will still want him to confirm his role, mostly because it's not really useful for anything else, but the odds of him being scum are pretty low.
Your attacks, your whole behavior today, really seems off to me, Jahudo. I just can't see you as town coming to a lot of the conclusions you have. Also, I find it increasingly scummy the way he vaugly talks about how we shouldn't do "policy lynches", it really feels like that's just another way for him to do a "soft-defend" of Xofelf while trying to not tie himself to her too directly.
I've got a growing hunch here that we're dealing with a scumteam here that includes both Jahudo and Xofelf, and I'd be happy lynching either one of them today.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(nods) You are correct, my mistake.Jahudo wrote:You are thinking of Chaco, not Cobalt. Chaco should still be the one to hammer from L-2, but Cobalt is the one that mistook L-2 for L-1, fluff posts, and is now active lurking.
Eh...all good scum play involved bussing some of the time and defending buddies in other situations. I'm sure anyone can find a bunch of examples of themselves bussing , but that dosn't actually prove they don't defend scumbudies.Meh, you're free to keep thinking I'd defend a scumbuddy but that doesn't sound like fun.
Its WIFOM coming from me, so take this with a grain of salt, but I love to bus, bus, and distance.
You remember the distancing right? Xofelf is a liabillity I would have ditched on page 1.
I do see where you're coming from, xofelf might be a logical "bus", but it just feels like you've been defending her in these odd, oblique ways, where you try to derail her bandwagon while trying to avoid even mentioning her name, and that just seems scummy to me.
Well, for one, you keep calling Xofelf a "policy lynch", which is just not correct. A policy lynch is when you lynch someone because they're acting in an anti-town way even if you don't think they're scum. Xofelf is acting in an anti-town way, but I mostly want to lynch her because I think she's more likely scum then anyone else in the game. All of her play so far this game, and the way she's reacted to pressure so far, just looks like scum play to me; none of it seems like an honest attempt to help the town, at all, it's all combination of stalling, random spam, and then when under attack a series of appeals to emotion. This isn't a "policy lynch" at all, at least not on my part, it's an attempt to lynch someone who looks like scum to me.No, I'm discouraging a lurker lynch because we are essentially on Day 2 and you don't get good bandwagon analysis from a policy lynch. How is this point not valid?
Also, you keep saying that we "won't get good bandwagon analysis" from an Xofelf lynch. Why? Most people in the game have commented on her wagon, and on what they think about it.
You asked me a question a while back, let me turn it around on you. What's your endgame on Xofelf? She's clearly never going to be replaced, assuming she keeps posting at the rate she's posting now. How long do you intend to just sit back and allow her to continue to do nothing? If she continues to do nothing, and if you don't think her current behavior looks like scum behavior to you, how do you ever intend to figure out her alignment? Or do you think we should just ignore her and let her lurk all the way through until endgame, and thus just lose the game to her if she's lurkerscum?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(nods) Yeah. I think you're town, but honestly, the only use your ability has is that it's testable. Otherwise, giving the ability to someone to end the day early without a majority lynch is probably much more likely to hurt the town then help it, even if that ability is in the hands of a pro-town person. (For evidence, see: every Bad Idea mafia game ever.)Chaco wrote:Yos seems rather adamant about me using my ability D1.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Eh. A cop should never, ever investigate a useless lurker. That's just a waste of a cop investigation; if the person comes up guilty, then it's worthless because they would have been lynched anyway, and if the person comes up innocent, then the cop ends up having to claim and probably get nightkilled just in order to prevent a useless lurker from being lynched.Jahudo wrote: One solution I'm hoping for is a role to take care of the situation, like a cop or vig, but if I feel there is no better lynch at deadline I will join her wagon. I don't have a reason to believe she is town, but I have reasons to place other people ahead of her in my scumlist.
If someone's a useless lurker, you don't waste a cop investigation on them; most cop investigations will come up innocent, so it's best to use them on people who will actually be useful if they become a confirmed innocent. It's better to just lynch them and investigate someone else.
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What about my attacks?Yosarian2 wrote:Your attacks, your whole behavior today, really seems off to me, Jahudo.
Most of them kind of seem to be coming out of left field. Your original reaction to the Seraphim claim seemed a little strange to me. You also went through kind of a weird thought process in trying to figure out who made that day-kill, in a way that didn't really seem town to me; it seems like you're assuming the daykiller would come on, post in the thread, and make the day-kill at exactly the same time, when of course, if the second daykiller is scum, it would have made more sense for him or her to make the daykill without posting so as to be less conspicuous. Based on that weird logic, you then decided the daykiller had to be "Cobalt, Monkey, or Yos", and you've been sticking to that ever since.
I'm also getting a vibe that you were trying to manipulate me into getting into a fight with Monkey and/or Snow_Bunny, by trying to force me to create a case against them; I'm really wondering if you were trying to stir up a fight there, possibly to derail me from attacking Xofelf.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Eh, I'm not really suspicious of Cobalt at the moment. He's been reasonably active (albiet with mostly short one or two line posts, but at least they've been game-relevant posts and he's been posting them every day), his suspicions so far this game generally seem reasonable and understandable to me, as do his reactions to different things going on in the game. Jahudo is right that Cobalt voting an unlynchable is a little odd, but to me it looks like an understandable reaction to Cobalt's frustration with Seraphim's "Hey, let me confirm my role, ok now I'm confirmed so I don't need to post any more" lurking behavior. We're obviously not going to lynch Seraphim again, but I'm never going to criticize someone for trying to get a lurker to post.Vi wrote: Yos2: Is Cobalt (not Chaco) a "good lynch"?
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(checks rules)Snow_Bunny wrote:Btw, aren't we, like, close to deadline?
Yeah, you're right. It says 21 days, which I think means we only have until this saturday.
Pro tip. Deadline is shown in EVERY VOTECOUNT. I'll dispense insults when I get back from choir btwI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I respect your analysis there, the fact that you're willing to go into that much detail makes you look more pro-town in my mind.Jahudo wrote:
Conclusions: Replace xofelf. Don't lynch her.
However, I still don't think it looks like replacing xofelf is going to be a practical option.
Anyway, on the matter with Jahudo, I think we're much better off replacing him, if we can. At the very least, if we're really set on lynching him, getting a claim out first seems like it would be more beneficial to the town.
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(sigh) Yes, yes I mean Jebus. I've got to stop confusing names, that's already the second time this game I've done that.
Well, at least this isn't like that one game where I played with both Tamuz and Tomez, or however you spell their names.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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:eyebrow:Jahudo wrote:Gotcha. If I had to find 1 scum and had two lynches available I would go {Cobalt, MonkeyMan} or {Cobalt, Yosarian2} before I went {Slicey, xofelf's replacement} for the best chance to find 1 or even 2 scum.
Is there some reason you keep listing me as a suspect, Jahudo?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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You're making the same assumption Jahudo is.Slicey wrote:
This was proof that Socio was a doublevoter. The vote count was at October 30, 8:59 AM. Socio was killed about 12 hours later. People who posted between that votecount and when Socio was killed:forbiddanlight wrote:
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One of these is probably our day killer. Chaco is most likely not our daykiller. I don't think it's Yos or Snow Bunny either. That leaves Monkey, Jahudo and Cobalt. Monkey was embroiled in an argument with Snow Bunny, so I don't think it can be him. Cobalt was the only one who noticed the doublevote and he was also being attacked by Socio a lot at the time.
If there is a scum daykiller, and he wants to kill someone who's obvtown in broad daylight, the smart thing to do would be to not post right before making that kill, in order to avoid people doing this kind of analysis.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Your "origional hypothesis"? What's that?Jahudo wrote:@Yos: Your defense in 427 supported my original hypothesis, so I still like my case.
I said all along that I was voting Monkeyman based on some oddities in his play, some things that seemed strange to me; it was never a strong vote, but at the time it was the best I had to go on. When you asked me about it, I explained what they were in some detail.
That is the correct pro-town way to act in the situation, I believe; on day 1 if you don't have much to go on, it's still better to persue it and put some pressure somewhere then to do nothing.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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:eyebrow:Slicey wrote: I have role information that says there is a cult.
Ok. I'm not going to press for details right now, but you've got me incredibly curious.
...really? How?Chaco, that's why I asked if your ability was one shot. One shot autolynch cult recruiter could be balanced.
Even a regular cult recruiter is very hard to balance. Giving him an extra one shot autolynch just seems unfair.
Frankly, giving any scum a one shot autolynch just seems unfair, since they can just hold onto it until endgame and then just win by surprise out of nowhere. That's one reason I believe chaco; it's an ability that makes a lot more sense to me as a town ability then as a scum ability.
As a town ability, it's a temptation, a "do you really think you're better then everyone else" way for the mod to mess with someone's head, without actually changing the balance of the game; it's a role that dosn't really help the town much or at all and yet is very interesting. As a scum role, it's probably borderline broken; it can just steal a win out of nowhere in a way that's likely to seem quite unfair to the town. So, town seems more likely to me, from a game design perspective.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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