Battousai wrote:Korashk has requested replacement!
Ugh.
I don't really use FoS's that much . . . they are kind of pointless, and saying you suspect someone gets the point across. I think Nexus is anti-town with the inconsistant suspicions but that could easily be a newb tell.LoudmothLee wrote:@CA: I think we're on the same Dalt page. I'm actually feeling like a HF lynch would be almost better than a Dalt lynch. Has HF been on any wagons at all? I did find it interesting that you liked the points thrown out at nexus, and in the same post, voted for Korashk without even an FOS of Nexus. Do you think that Nexus is pro-town or anti-town? Why?
He posted two contentless posts in a game two years ago and vanished. For one, he might not even remember he was in that game in the first place with such a limited duration. Also, even if he did remember that game, I could definitely see why he'd lie about it regardless of his alignment. "Hey guys, i played one game here two years ago, then flaked on it extremely early on." is not the best way to make the rest of the players in the game comfortable with your commitment to the game. If you are going to play the mind-reader game and assume that he intentionally lied about the matter, then you might want to take into consideration reasons why he'd lie in the first place.Havingfitz wrote:He has played here before despite stating he hasn't. He commented on the rules for voting...displayed his ability to vote properly in his previous (un-acknowledged) game...and yet can't vote right here. He is just coming off as a poor little lamb lost in the woods to me and I am not buying it. Obviously your interpretation of lying is different than mine.
Yes, I did feel that how quickly he dropped it was scummy. A claimed gambit with no follow through always reeks of scum trying to win townie points to me. However, he responded to my concern here:LmL wrote:@Leech I confused CA and IAM. Sorry about that. So, to reiterate, did you find IAM's non-reaction to HF to be a tell of any sorts?
He has a point. Xite did, in fact, bring up the fact that he misread the Mod's posts, and HF was fully aware of the setup before Iam had a chance to step in. So, as much as I hate "I would have done ____ if ____" defenses, this one is actually solid.Iam wrote:Xite tipped havingfitz off before I had any chance to pursue the gambit to the point where it might actually garner anything useful. If I'd been around to make a post immediately after havingfitz's first I certainly would have pursued the issue further.
I completely agree with that. Also, I will add on the fact that he mentioned playing games elsewhere. I play games on other forums where a day will last a week at the very most. So his comment on how long the day is strikes me as a genuine source of confusion and frustration. When I first came here it took me a while to adapt to the way the game was played, so I can relate. Furthermore, he has stated confusion about not knowing what to do. When you are one of the primary suspects, it is hard for a newbie to react in a way that doesn't just result in appearing scummier. I have a hard time believing that no matter what course of action he takes, that people won't jump on him the second another opportunity presents itself, and push for a VI mislynch. That last bit is pure speculation on my part, but that's how I see it.LmL wrote:[meta] When a newbie comes into a game, the hardest role for them to play is indeed vanilla townie. They become bored with the game, having no night actions and lose all sorts of interest in the game. I've seen it in Newbie games before. People don't like being Vanilla. They'd rather be a cop, or a vig, or scum, or a doc. They'd rather be someone. With that being said, Dalt, IMHO, isn't doing a job of "Lying low because he's scum." I think he's "disillusioned because he's not an interesting role." I do reserve the right to change this later, but for now, I'm not comfortable with a Dalt lynch. [/meta]
I agree on the meta, but it's another superstition that you're going to have to let go of, and go more based on words, that being said, Dalt needs to start playing, because I really hate lurker-lynching policiesLoudmouthLee wrote:[meta] When a newbie comes into a game, the hardest role for them to play is indeed vanilla townie. They become bored with the game, having no night actions and lose all sorts of interest in the game. I've seen it in Newbie games before. People don't like being Vanilla. They'd rather be a cop, or a vig, or scum, or a doc. They'd rather be someone. With that being said, Dalt, IMHO, isn't doing a job of "Lying low because he's scum." I think he's "disillusioned because he's not an interesting role." I do reserve the right to change this later, but for now, I'm not comfortable with a Dalt lynch.[/meta]
That "request of replacement" really makes me wonder, quite a bit. It's something to keep an eye on.
@Nexus: Something I've noticed is the mafia buddying-up play, where a scum merely mimics the mindset of someone that scum knows is pro-town. Do you think that your "list"could be seenas buddying up? (Note: I wasn't asking you if you were buddying up. I'm asking if, separating yourself from the situation, that someone could look at both of yours andXCite'slists and think that you were "following him.")
QFTConfidAnon wrote:Battousai wrote:Korashk has requested replacement!
Ugh.
The suspicions aren't that inconsistent, and he only changes what he says he would change. Where are the inconsistencies?ConfidAnon wrote:I don't really use FoS's that much . . . they are kind of pointless, and saying you suspect someone gets the point across. I think Nexus is anti-town with the inconsistant suspicions but that could easily be a newb tell.LoudmothLee wrote:@CA: I think we're on the same Dalt page. I'm actually feeling like a HF lynch would be almost better than a Dalt lynch. Has HF been on any wagons at all? I did find it interesting that you liked the points thrown out at nexus, and in the same post, voted for Korashk without even an FOS of Nexus. Do you think that Nexus is pro-town or anti-town? Why?
That I do. Should have thoughts soon.Battousai wrote:Llamafluff replaces Korashk
It wasn't the fact that he's an "old player" rather that it seemed like he was continually trying to use appeals to experience to give his arguments more credibility.LlamaFluff wrote:64 (Leech) - Getting on LmL for bringing up him being an old player, but I do not know how or why this is any type of a tell. Seems to be a shot at the credibility of him without taking a stance on his alignment.
Post 67: Ironically, that was my way of trying to diffuse the situation, I was getting tired of the thread-clogging on "Oh, he claimed to use a gambit, but I don't believe it" It's become annoying rereading the same case back and forth that shouldn't have gone past a post or two.LlamaFluff wrote:67 (xite) - Saying that everyone who has used early scumcatching things "seems to have failed" rubs me wrong. Now it could be that xite thinks that CA, PD and LML are all town here, not sure, although to not be a scumslip this would have to be true. Now, this also begs the question of why xite is doing nothing to diffuse the "town on town" fighting that they would expect to be occuring here. Odd enough he called CA and LML distancing scum earlier.
87 (xite) - Ok cool. Xite is scum as he is now saying that CA, PD and LML are all scum on information, which seems to go against them all "failing to catch scum" when what they did made them all go for eachother.
Yes. Definitively yes. I feel like a whole lot of the points that have been raised against him have just been blowing some poor communication on his part completely out of proportion. I think the way he's been throwing his unedited thoughts out as they occurred to him is actually highly indicative of a pro-town mindset, I'd expect scum to be much more structured and planned. People are pouncing on the inconsistencies in these thoughts, but I don't think inconsistency in and of itself is a scumtell. Pro-town players can and do change their minds, and Nexus's explanations for when and why his mind changed about CA, for example, made perfect sense to me. Most of the points brought up against him just leave me thinking "why is that scummy?" and I'm not seeing a lot of explanations that sway me at all.LoudmouthLee wrote: @IAM: Do you have a pro-town read on "Poor old Nexus"?
I'm with you on this, I think havingfitz is pretty much coasting on his dalt vote. Like he thinks because he's found a proven lie, it's OK to stubbornly insist that it outweighs anything else that ever happened to the point that nothing else is worth commenting on.LoudmouthLee wrote:I'm actually feeling like a HF lynch would be almost better than a Dalt lynch. Has HF been on any wagons at all?
:goodposting:Xite91 wrote:Anyways, I got enough information from it to do this, though;
Unvote, Vote: Lat
We'll see where this takes us
:goodposting:Battousai wrote:Llamafluff replaces Korashk
I think it's best to save the No Lynch for if we get down to a MyLo situation. If we no lynch today, it's easy for scum to pick off a townie that no one much suspects. With less players, it's a lot more likely that every townie will be suspected byLlamaFluff wrote:2) Theory says we should no lynch (as 2:9 has better town odds then 2:10 IIRC), sad no one brought that up, but figured unless someone else liked mountanious no one would have. This of course is just theory, as if we ran the game by RNG.
I find it quite the opposite. But I guess our opposing opinions about Nexus probably have a lot to do with that, so.LoudmouthLee wrote: I find it somewhat suspect that you unvoted the current voteleader onto someone without a bandwagon at all.
Want to see my original case against Nexus?LoudmouthLee wrote:FoS: Xite
I find it somewhat suspect that you unvoted the current voteleader onto someone without a bandwagon at all. You haver defended Nexus quite a bit, and if Nexus turns up scum, it could very easily be seen as a link. (I do think that Nexus still has not done enough to gain the benefit of the doubt here.
Ta-Da!Xite91 wrote:*Sigh* do I have to do everything?PranaDevil wrote:Xite, want to actually show us where the scummy factor was in Nexus' post yet, or we still playing the guessing game? After all, why should I clarify anything if you can't be arsed?
It's not that hard to catch
K so I'll start with showing you Nexus' post
First thing's firstNexus wrote:I'm afraid I'm gonna have to agree with iamusername.
CA, I find it very odd you switched your vote from Lee, which had three people on it, to another person. That's just prolonging the RVS, especially because your reasoning's been sketchy.
Plus, your bandwagons aren't achieving anything but put you under suspicion. So,FoS:ConfidAnon
In other news, I nostalgia'd at your avatar.
Here's username's post
First point Nexus uses - An almost replica of username's, yes, (s)he said, I agree, but then she furthers it a bit by saying that it's just prolonging RVS.iamausername wrote:CA, you say you are just trying to get a bandwagon going on anyone, but... you moved your vote away from LML, who had several other votes, and who you had actually given some kind of reason to vote onto Leech, who had no other votes for no reason. Why on earth would you think that that is an effective way of getting a bandwagon going?
And why are you just trying to get a random wagon going anyway when there are clearly actual serious cases being made in the game?
The way I see it, all this "I'm just trying to get a wagon going" stuff is just an excuse to avoid accountability for your votes, and I'm not going to stand for that.
Now as she said this, it was page 3, which is still somewhat short for RVS
Also, it took us a bit more out of RVS
And it had nothing to do with what anyone else had said, so it wasn't just an oh, i agree point.
This, my friends, is her making a case someone else has made, but to make it seem like her own, tacking on a point that really doesn't add to much.
Does the same thingagainas before, this time adding an FoS but not a vote. Why is that Nexus? Are you too afraid to hop on the wagon, but want a placeholder in case it goes anywhere?
Next, she seems to be going ohai, this person has suspicion on them, lets throw down a bit more and see where it goes.
All in all, that post was extremely scummy
Where would you like me to take you?Xite wrote:We'll see where this takes us
Alright.LmL wrote:@Lat: I let the thread know that I was going to be away, primarily for the weekend. I didn't get a chance to really question him yet. It'll happen. Sometimes, Lat, you just got to let them talk. When they don't feel threatened, the scum tends to slip up more than when they're on guard.
There are multiple players who've been suspicious, do you want me to repeat everything's that's been said, or should I say who I believe to most likely be Nexus's scummbuddy. Or the two other scum if Nexus is not scum?iamusername wrote:Hey, Lat. Who else is scummy besides Nexus?
Does this mean the points you make against Nexus are not real scum tells?Xite wrote:4) I have this knack for making believable cases when I don't even believe in them, I guess, because a few people followed it, but the way they did it seemed town enough, so I kept up the charade, hoping more people would jump on.
Not liking how you're using Nexus as a tool. So if a town newbie makes himself look scummy (I am assuming this is your reason for "knowing" Nexus is town) does this mean a newbie scum will not look scummy?Xite wrote:5) Nexus did a great job of making himself "seem" scummy to you guys, too, exactly the way I'd hoped he would
Going back to the last question, if newbie scum does not act scummy does this not make your last point null?Xite wrote:c) Usually newbscum are more reserved out of fear of being caught (the way he posts is why I'm pretty sure he's town, it's without fear/worry)
Why'd you add this point in? From my point of view it only looked like Nexus overreacted in one post, then he got back on track and remained calm.Xite wrote:b) They'll probably overreact to almost everything
1) A scumlynchLateralus22 wrote:1) Where would you like me to take you?Xite wrote:We'll see where this takes usAlright.LmL wrote:@Lat: I let the thread know that I was going to be away, primarily for the weekend. I didn't get a chance to really question him yet. It'll happen. Sometimes, Lat, you just got to let them talk. When they don't feel threatened, the scum tends to slip up more than when they're on guard.
@Xite
2) So Xite, scum slip much? You seem to automatically assume Nexus is 100% town?
3) Does this mean the points you make against Nexus are not real scum tells?Xite wrote:4) I have this knack for making believable cases when I don't even believe in them, I guess, because a few people followed it, but the way they did it seemed town enough, so I kept up the charade, hoping more people would jump on.4) Not liking how you're using Nexus as a tool. So if a town newbie makes himself look scummy (I am assuming this is your reason for "knowing" Nexus is town) does this mean a newbie scum will not look scummy?Xite wrote:5) Nexus did a great job of making himself "seem" scummy to you guys, too, exactly the way I'd hoped he would5) Going back to the last question, if newbie scum does not act scummy does this not make your last point null?Xite wrote:c) Usually newbscum are more reserved out of fear of being caught (the way he posts is why I'm pretty sure he's town, it's without fear/worry)6) Why'd you add this point in? From my point of view it only looked like Nexus overreacted in one post, then he got back on track and remained calm.Xite wrote:b) They'll probably overreact to almost everything
1. Keep going till you see the farm then take a right.Xite wrote:1) A scumlynch
2) Scumslip? Where? And I don't know %100 that he's town, but he seems a lot more town-like than you do
3) In some situations, they are, in Nexus' situation? Probably not
4) I'm sorry? I think he can react to it how he will, and he might not be too happy with me, but I'm pretty sure that he's the one that gets to get angry at me for using him as a tool. This sentence sounds a lot like you trying to discredit me. My reason for being pretty sure he's town is because of the "slips" he's making. They do seem more attributed to noobtown than to noobscum.
5) I'm talking in generalities, most of the time, people that will claim noob have very specific ways of acting.
6) I was giving you my whole perspective, he didn't overreact so much as I thought he would, but he still reacted enough to gain more suspicion, which didn't make it a failed attempt at catching scum