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I quoted the whole post. I didn't strip it of context. I can't quote all the posts around it; that would be far too long and pointless.
My vote switch actually wasn't a result of your questioning, but your post where you looked scummier to me did seal the deal.
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MrBuddyLee Slightly better than 50-50
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Cogito Ergo Sum YARR!
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This isn't about what you quoted. The problem is that your analysis was off because you ignored the context. That post's sole purpose was to correct mozamis' misinterpretation of one of MBL's posts, whereas you interpreted it as if I were expounding my point of view. The situation called for simplicity, not nuance.Amrun wrote:I quoted the whole post. I didn't strip it of context. I can't quote all the posts around it; that would be far too long and pointless.
Looking back I have trouble determining to which post you're referring. Link?Amrun wrote:My vote switch actually wasn't a result of your questioning, but your post where you looked scummier to me did seal the deal.
I'm too lazy to really go into that right now. Suffice it to say, the reasons should be obvious.Amrun wrote:But WHY did you think they were scum?Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Amrun Killed the Radio Star
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This is the post I meant. WIFOM ahoy.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:The question was about both. Buddying tends to be scum on town.
Do you think my explanations were accurate? Do you think MBL could've given those explanations himself? Do you think scum would tend to link themselves to their partner like that?
And I read the other post in context and still disagreed.
As for "being too lazy," if you think that helps me reverse my scumread on you, you'd be wrong.-
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Cogito Ergo Sum YARR!
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Do you think the intent of that post was to defend myself?
Elaborate. Do you think my post was ill-suited to achieve its stated purpose or do you think it's always scummy to present simplifications?Amrun wrote:And I read the other post in context and still disagreed.
Obviously.Amrun wrote:As for "being too lazy," if you think that helps me reverse my scumread on you, you'd be wrong.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Amrun Killed the Radio Star
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Yes, I do.
It's not always scummy to present simplifications, but in this case, I found it to be so, especially since I disagreed with the simplification itself.-
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Amrun Killed the Radio Star
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I don't know what you mean by that question.-
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Meransiel Mafia Scum
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petroleumjelly he/him/hisThirteenthly, ...he/him/his
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Amrun, why did you post this?Amrun, Post 301 wrote: A dayvig that screws with vote mechanics? Sound pretty hax if it's true.
2.)MrBuddyLee, coming back at you. You claim that when people have “obvious scum” but then vote somebody else, they are “protecting” the obvious scum. This has been bugging me for a while.
If somebody does something suspicious in a recent post, then it is certainly not uncommon to vote for them immediately even if you think somebody is more suspicious. The reason is obvious: asking a question (or claiming to be suspicious of somebody) without a corresponding vote is not nearly as forceful as saying “this is scummy” followed by a vote.
Mafia is not necessarily a game of “keeping your vote on the scummiest player at all times,” which seems to be how you are trying to read this game. Mafia is a game of doing what is necessary to weed out the scum. Which often involves moving your vote around.
I have to say, your posts are just not reading like Town to me. It seems like you’re just calling people terrible players whenever they attack you. I have to sympathize with mozamis: it certainly does seem like you’re being more of an ass this game than I remember you normally being.
When’s the last time you’ve been? Would you mind linking me to that game?
Did you constantly people out as being terrible, dimwits, etc., in Oldy Mafia? I’m not about to read that monstrosity of a game just to try to meta you.
3.)nopointinactingup, after rereading your posts, you really sound like a broken record. Mind giving your opinions on some players whose name does not start with “M”?
4.)Darkstrike_11, your Post 313 continually bugs me for the same reason.
Essentially, your first several points are written in the past-tense; as if you wrote themafter you had already read.But the remainder of your points are in the present tense, as if you are commenting as you read. Tell me true: did you edit your first few points after you had already done some reading?
5.)Meransiel, why did you go from “nobody hammer mozamis” to “I hereby declare that I will hammer unless petro posts”?
6.)MrBuddyLee, getting tired of stuff like this. You attacked OhGodMyLife for saying “isn’t it obvious that mozamis and Meransiel are scum?” Then you attacked nopointinactingup “for improperly tying M&M together.”
Yet you haveconstantlypointed out that you thought Meransiel and mozamis were scum, and you haveconstantlypointed out how they have protected each other (and not only that, but how others have been “protecting” Meransiel and mozamis).
This is exactly what I was talking about earlier. You look like a complete hypocrite. You call M&M out for being scum, and for protecting each other, and then you use that as your basis of attack on others.
Vote: MrBuddyLee."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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petroleumjelly he/him/hisThirteenthly, ...he/him/his
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petroleumjelly he/him/hisThirteenthly, ...he/him/his
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Cogito Ergo Sum YARR!
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Superficially, his play here is definitely similar but whereas I had a gut town read on him there he feels a little off here. He wasn't as "jerkish" but, no offense to the players here, the standard of play was higher in Oldy; he was a little negative towards Ether at times though, so it's definitely not without precedent.Scumchat is awesome. Yarr!
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Apokalyptika Goon
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Ok, I've reread. The flip wasn't actually as helpful in forming reads as I'd thought it would be, but I'm gonnaVote: nopoint. He's been tunneled hardcore onto MBL, and made the occasional remark about Meransiel and moz, then randomly bandwagoned onto the "OMG vig moz" thing and barely mentioned it before or since. Oddly enough, I'm also suspicious of MBL; he's focused on discrediting players, and he's left himself wide open. He could go after me, Amrun, Tuncali, nopoint, or CES fairly easily right now, and that's just from quickly skimming his recent posts.Witness the man who raves at the wall-
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Meransiel Mafia Scum
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To force you to post, naturally. Wasn't really going to do it.petroleumjelly wrote:5.)Meransiel, why did you go from “nobody hammer mozamis” to “I hereby declare that I will hammer unless petro posts”?Voltaire fan. (yes, both of them). If you are a fan as well, pm me, and we'll converse for hours about why they're awesome.-
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petroleumjelly he/him/hisThirteenthly, ...he/him/his
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And why, exactly, would you be trying to "force" the most obviously Town player in the game to post? It's not as if I was avoiding the game.Meransiel wrote:
To force you to post, naturally. Wasn't really going to do it.petroleumjelly wrote:5.)Meransiel, why did you go from “nobody hammer mozamis” to “I hereby declare that I will hammer unless petro posts”?"Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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MrBuddyLee Slightly better than 50-50
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@all: Sorry for the wall-of-text, but PJ's accusations require some level of detail in order to accurately refute them.
False representation. I specifically said the poor quality of the case they switched to was what's relevant.petroleumjelly wrote:2.)MrBuddyLee, coming back at you.You claim that when people have “obvious scum” but then vote somebody else, they are “protecting” the obvious scum.This has been bugging me for a while.
If somebody does something suspicious in a recent post, then it is certainly not uncommon to vote for them immediately even if you think somebody is more suspicious. The reason is obvious: asking a question (or claiming to be suspicious of somebody) without a corresponding vote is not nearly as forceful as saying “this is scummy” followed by a vote.
Mafia is not necessarily a game of “keeping your vote on the scummiest player at all times,” which seems to be how you are trying to read this game. Mafia is a game of doing what is necessary to weed out the scum. Which often involves moving your vote around.
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It's dishonest to compare my behavior towards "M&M" to OGML's or nopoint's. (Or Amrun's.)petroleumjelly wrote:6.)MrBuddyLee, getting tired of stuff like this. You attacked OhGodMyLife for saying “isn’t it obvious that mozamis and Meransiel are scum?” Then you attacked nopointinactingup “for improperly tying M&M together.”
Yet you haveconstantlypointed out that you thought Meransiel and mozamis were scum, and you haveconstantlypointed out how they have protected each other (and not only that, but how others have been “protecting” Meransiel and mozamis).
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This is even more dishonest:PJ wrote:You look like a complete hypocrite. You call M&M out for being scum, and for protecting each other, and then you use that as your basis of attack on others.Spoiler:
If you take issue with me calling particular play "terrible", please point out specifics. I reserve the right to call terrible play terrible, and if someone repeatedly carelessly misreads me, (eg: reads my posts defending them as attacking them), I reserve the right to call them a knucklehead or some such similar. It's frustrating and sometimes disrespectful when people don't take the time to read carefully.PJ wrote:I have to say, your posts are just not reading like Town to me. It seems like you’re just calling people terrible players whenever they attack you. I have to sympathize with mozamis: it certainly does seem like you’re being more of an ass this game than I remember you normally being.
Did you constantly people out as being terrible, dimwits, etc., in Oldy Mafia? I’m not about to read that monstrosity of a game just to try to meta you.
Evidence that my frustration is valid:
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Quotes from Oldy, in which I was also town and called terrible play terrible:
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Last game as scum? Possibly Hotel California:
http://mafiascum.net/archive/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7926dialing in mildly protown reads since 2006-
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MrBuddyLee Slightly better than 50-50
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How would you differentiate my "discrediting" from scumhunting?Apokalyptika wrote:I'm also suspicious of MBL; he's focused on discrediting players
Do you have reason to find any of those other players townish? If so, please share.Apokalyptika wrote:he's left himself wide open. He could go after me, Amrun, Tuncali, nopoint, or CES fairly easily right now, and that's just from quickly skimming his recent posts.dialing in mildly protown reads since 2006-
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MrBuddyLee Slightly better than 50-50
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Amrun Killed the Radio Star
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Pj: I simply had never seen such a role before. Since then, I've already seen it again, which showed me my surprise was unwarranted. Overall, the comment was just to say "that's cool," ie totally not important at all.
MBL: I still have to re-read, but I promise to answer this question asap.-
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Apokalyptika Goon
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Well, your discrediting has more to do with implying that the other player is a weak player, thus discrediting reads they may have. For instance, calling moz "kid" all the time, saying Amrun is playing "blonde" and sloppy, etc. I've already said that I have town reads on Amrun and Tuncali. Tuncali because I think that newb-scum would be more jumpy and defensive, and Amrun because his posts have been fairly decent this game.MrBuddyLee wrote:
How would you differentiate my "discrediting" from scumhunting?Apokalyptika wrote:I'm also suspicious of MBL; he's focused on discrediting players
Do you have reason to find any of those other players townish? If so, please share.Apokalyptika wrote:he's left himself wide open. He could go after me, Amrun, Tuncali, nopoint, or CES fairly easily right now, and that's just from quickly skimming his recent posts.Witness the man who raves at the wall-
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scotmany12 Mafia Scum
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If mozamis comes up town (which we now know he did) what does that have to do with bussing?kunkstar wrote:If mozamis comes up town, I don't think it points to anyone being more so scum due to the fact that she looks solidly scum individually, making a pretty easy bus for any partner.
Ah.MBL wrote:I'm pretty sure nopoint was talking about me distancing from M&M in that segment. And I'm not distancing from anyone in this game--thus, incorrect.
I guess I see what you're saying after the mozamis flip.MBL wrote:I was uncertain about mozamis, and I'm uncertain about nopoint. "dumb, or scum?" is the indelicate way to put it. I typed up that case on nopoint, and a part of me said "he's trying, he's just locked on like an autistic pit bull". I read a few games of his play as scum and town, and this didn't look typical for him. I want to see more breadth from the guy--so much of his posting is anti-MBL, and I want to temper any OMGUS I feel rising in my throat.
Actually, I just reread nopoint a little and there is a question that you (MBL) ignored or didn't see:
I'd actually like to see your response to this, MBL. The only response that I see is you saying that it was 5 and not 3; that essentially sidesteps the main argument.nopoint wrote:How bout you reply to this
-->nopointinactingup wrote:Stop lying. You retract your statement apx 10 hours after you made your so called "gambit to see who's paying attention". If it was really a gambit, why would you reveal it right when only about 3 people have seen it. Sounds to me like you making justifications for your sorry self.
I agree, and I think I said something like this in the post where I voted mozamis. Meransiel's more recent contributions lack the scumminess that I saw in earlier posts, and have been overall more logical.scot wrote:I still think mer could be scum. He is definitely up there on my choices of who we should lynch. But his recent contributions have a towny vibe to them. I could explain more needed on that.
So you did. However, in rereading those posts, you actually (in ISO 59) said you would suspect/vote MBL if mozamis flipped town. mozamis has flipped town, and yet your opinion on MBL appears unchanged. In fact, your next mention of MBL is your ISO 68, where you say "I don't think of MBL as scum." Did you change your opinion about a mozamis townflip?Meransiel wrote:@implosion's question: I did explain why I thought so. Anything unclear?
Makes sense. Something about the post just looked a little out of place, maybe... I mean, it's the kind of thing where the question could be town motivated or scum motivated. The scum motivation (to elaborate a little) for doing it like that instead of just sheeping the mislynch would be to "set up" the mislynch, so that you know who you're going to be able to push on to get mislynches.MBL wrote:A litter higher in your post, you said that if mozamis flips town, we won't have much information to work with. That was the eventuality I was concerned with, and thus wanted to get more people on the record about more people, just in case. Fortunately, it was a vig instead of a mislynch, so we have more time to get people on the record today, but do you really see "who else is scum besides #1 suspect?" being a question loaded with scum motivation? If sheeping was the purpose, couldn't I just sheep after they vote the mislynch instead of asking the question?
The wagon at the last VC before the flip was (tuncali, nopointinactingup, implosion, Apokalyptica, Cogito Ergo Sum). Of the four that weren't me, tuncali didn't really sheep. I almost wanna say that nopoint sheeped, but he did offer original evidence (albeit not very logical) when he voted. Apok's wasn't really sheepy. CES didn't explain his vote at all. From the one marathon game of experience I have with him, that's normal for him, but it's still basically sheeping since he offered no explanation. So CES was the sheepiest. I don't really see anyone else that fits the bill of a sheep, and I wouldn't really expect to; mozamis was really scummy. If scum were pushing on him, it wouldn't have been difficult for them to create their own evidence.MBL wrote:Also, who do you see as having sheeped on to others' mozamis suspicions as we're discussing here?
Anyway, I'll look at pj's case/MBL's response in the morning, I've spent too much time on this post ._.-
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kunkstar7 Mafia Scum
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True that, not sure how I made that comment. In any case, my intention was to state that since mozamis looked solidly scummy most anybody could get on that wagon without much scrutiny, so her flip as town didn't tell either way for people in my opinion.implosion wrote:
If mozamis comes up town (which we now know he did) what does that have to do with bussing?kunkstar wrote:If mozamis comes up town, I don't think it points to anyone being more so scum due to the fact that she looks solidly scum individually, making a pretty easy bus for any partner.Welcome to the Network.-
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ahhhhh!
I'm really sorry that I've been away from the game, guys, I've had end of term and moving back from uni, so I apologise deeply. Now that moz is confirmed town (but dead), I will hopefully do another read through the thread and post again by the end of the day.
again, apologies for the absence!
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