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Jahudo Mafia Scum
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@Esp: I'm waiting to place a serious vote.
Gammagooey wrote:@Jahudo- the one directly above my post (2nd)
Ok. It was my one time to acknowledge Fluttershy as a character on the show. Now its just a name associated with a hydra in this game, and wouldn't have any impact on my read which is null.
As for chesskid, I just don't think he has done anything to warrant a serious vote.
Why would even a serious chesskid be a policy lynch in that situation? I don't think scum would be so bold to try and achieve that goal, even if they say "let's wagon no lynch for the lulz".-
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Equinox only really crumbed his rolename, not role so I don't see how that's tactical in any way. Scum have fakeclaims, mods are able to give main characters to scum, so he's not putting himself in any hole by talking like somepony in particular.
Yeah, I thought Rhinox was scummy for that too but the difference is that his declaration looked serious because it was about a player playing. Mine had no intention of looking serious because it was only about a name.Gammagooey wrote:Jahudo I know that fluttershy is a character and etc.etc. But the first section of the post is the same thing that Rhinoz pulled back in objection mafia with Vi
Cautious scum try to fit in with the crowd so why would they not do something that most people do? I think its null because placing a random vote requires no strategy or foresight. There is no wrong answer so scum wouldn't have any reason to consider a "right" move.Gammagooey wrote:I actually personally think that not RVS voting is generally slightly more likely to scum from town given cautious scum/aggressive town.
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Fluttershy's call of policy lynch looked serious enough to respond in a serious manner. I do believe that chesskid is a good player and would know there is no foreseeable advantage to actually no lynch, which made it a clear joke, which meant there was no serious reason to suggest a no lynch. Also your posting style is hard to follow, some sections don't seem to have any point but if its just getting jokes out of the way early okay.inHimshallibe wrote:*Jahudo: I understand the jokes. ( :thumbup: to Jahudo ). but what is this about policy lynching chesskid? ( :thumbdown: to Jahudo ).-
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Softclaiming a character claim =/= softclaiming useful information, except in the rare occasion when a theme game has a role that involves a specific other character (ex: "You are Snips, each night you can target someone to see if they are Snails. If they are, you become neighbors") Other than that I don't see how softclaiming one's character affects the game in the slightest.
I see scumhunting from chesskid. Pressuring a player, making a post that gets reactions and then following up on those reactions. So to me it looks like you are either trying to say you don't like his style and would invalidate it, or you really have never seen a player like him before?Maziek wrote:I don't see any scum hunting from him so far, either.-
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WeyounsLastClone wrote:Not to beat the 'no lynch' horse (or pony in this case) again, but I really don't get why you would vote No Lynch during random voting stage. If you're not trying to tie yourself to anyone, I think that's more beneficial as scum than town. It's a RVS for a reason.
Vote: TheLonging'
Need to read some other games of chesskid to see if this is how he plays. If so, it's a bit too 'flippant'. (not sure if that's the exact word I'm looking for, but hope you get what I mean).
So why did you vote for TheLonging? Was it a typo, random vote, or do you have a reason?
I don't understand how a random vote ties someone to another person, I never look at random votes later in the game when players have been flipped and its time to look for connections. It has always seemed like an arbitrary move, and the part of it that scum are actively thinking about is how they can blend in given the unique situation of the game whether its focus on an early wagon or mechanics being discussed.-
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I don't have any scum reads, and I don't vote just when I have a concern because something isn't clear. So far when that's happened I think the answer's I've heard have been satisfactory. So I have town and null reads only.
No, I don't think I've ever chosen to not make a random vote. And I've never heard of doing it / not doing it as an alignment tell, I'm sure of that because it sounds so ridiculous to me I would have remembered it. So my only thought was "meh, I'll skip random vote stage"-
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I disagree with the WLC case. He never said TheLonging looked scummy, only that the “no lynch vote” was scummy so he isn’t actually keeping thelonging as a potential vote switch. The mix-up doesn’t make him look like scum because I would think scum are more focused on getting their facts straight than drawing conclusions from actions. And not talking about other subjects is pretty null because we don’t know who has enough time to far to read everything.
I disagree with the chesskid case. The no lynch vote was a joke and his playstyle is not scummy. I don’t think this “appeal to ridicule” is a useful tell, I’ve seen plenty of people try to get under other people’s skin for reactions and that’s how I read this interaction. Although I do wonder how he’s going to deal with Maziek in the future.
I disagree with TheLonging case. Early on it looked like he was trying to take a small point over the no lynch joke and just use it to get us out of the RVS. It looked more about getting answers than condemning chess so I think that looked okay. Then it changed because he thought chess was being defensive while having a 3 person wagon on him (seems like semantics when you say what constitutes a wagon and if one should put hohum’s vote conditionally in or out depending on the reasoning others had). I get where TheLonging sees that defensiveness but I don’t interpret it that way. Actually I think both players were just trying to read each other and now it may look like they think the other is confused/dumb town.
And I’m looking at everybody else but not seeing anything that stands out yet as anti-town or looks like it has an ulterior motive that would benefit a scum goal. I will vote when I'm ready to say someone looks like scum but not on any hunch or pressure wagon, etc.-
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With the WLC wagon, I can understand why people will pressure someone who is not reading closely. You want to make sure they are putting time and effort into this game and not coasting. I can see how it leads to anti-town behavior but not scummy per say.
For chesskid's wagon, I'm not surprised people would jump on someone who votes no lynch because that's one of those policy things that keep getting brought up along with self-voting during random stage.
I think scum follow the crowd early game because its easier to do that when there aren't dozens of small details to take sides on. There could also easily be 1 scum in {Fluttershy, MehPlusKatsuki, Mina} who haven't made as much or any impression yet. That doesn't mean they should have pressure votes though. Fluttershy and Mina are V/LA, no need to pressure there. Meh will get prodded by the mod when the time comes.-
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Hey gamma, what was the town tell in Espy's first post? I'm guess saying early wagons are good is a sign of not worrying about appearances.
I also second the questions asked of Espy in regards to his latest post. IE, what is the main reason for voting a null read (like does this mean there are no alignment tells or that the good and bad cancel each other out); and does Espy think the case on WLC makes a good point that he would agree with if he didn't see the wagon as "easy".-
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Jahudo wrote:I wouldn't find it odd for someone to hope they are someone outside the main six (well five now).
Plus the town role role PMs have a giant picture of the character in them. I bet scum's fakeclaim has one too. So even though scum may be thinking less about the character they are pretending to represent as the game goes along, it would have been pretty hard to ignore that picture when you just got it. And either Espy or Equinox could have thought "cool pony, I'm going to show my excitement over that picture". So what I'm saying is I think its null.-
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Weekends are always slow, but I hope no pony is acting like this is a three week day or else deadline will creep up pretty quickly.
@inhim: what do you think about WLC's defense? You don't mention it in your most recent post. I didn't get the impression you were more concerned with how it looked as though he suspected one person and voted another. You seemed to be more interested in how he voted TheLonging without talking about the other people who had voted him, and now that he says his main point was to suspect the "no lynch" voter, he would have had to bring up the Longing wagon. So did you just slip over to chesskid's case? How come you didn't see that point in the first place?-
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I don't see how Gamma is rambling. That word makes me think long posts that are filled with non-content fluff. I feel like gamma makes short posts and is clear about his intention.
If its about how he characterizes his feelings (ie: "that is an odd post", "that gives me twitches") that's another thing, being vague, but I can still see his purpose because of his vote even if the reasoning takes some prodding to find out. There is nothing wrong with taht as long as it doesn't look as though he is keeping things close to the vest until someone else can help him make a case. As long as he can backup why he has unexplained gut vibes, he can go with a technique he must think is efficient.
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If you felt that way about his attitude towards a no lynch vote all along, then why didn't you say so before now? I don't get why someone would lay out half their case and keep the other half to yourself after someone else brought it up.inhim wrote:I didn't slip onto chesskid's reasoning at all, was just encouraging more votes.
My beef with WLC comes from using the No Lynch vote as reasoning after there was a lot more content to be explored when considering who to vote at that juncture.
So you are on a wagon for one reason, and someone else is on the wagon for another reason. You agree with them but don't want to say you agree. I can't see a reason for town to hide a stance once its out in the open like that. I can only think of scum who aren't sure whether that point is something to rally around or not, because it may falter.
In the meantime, your original reasoning doesn't seem as applicable, if at all, unless you want to argue that he did intent to vote TheLonging and for whatever reason filled the rest of his post with CHESSKID and not TheLonging. But you don't comment on the defense. I don't like how you continue to act like WLC's post was scummy without saying how his defense hasn't changed your opinion. If you can defend your point, why not do it? Town should be eager to back themselves up. I can only think of scum who realize things have changed and they are not ready or sure how to progress.
So what is the town rationale for not saying the wagon is now about the no lynch vote too, and what is the town rationale for not acknowledging how your original stance may need some clarification to be justified.
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You voted TheLonging for seeing the "no lynch" vote as anti-town and scummy in theory, while not thinking of why scum would be motivated to make that move like that. His reasoning was that 1 no lynch vote is closer to getting a no lynch result, and that scum would want to try for that result.
WLC used different reasoning. He said that using no lynch is a way to not tie yourself to somebody. That argument can effortlessly be made without referencing TheLonging because they are different tells.
How you can not see the difference between the two makes me think you are not analyzing the case past the premise. You jumped into that vote within minutes of WLC's post, like you are trying to falsely push momentum from TheLonging wagon onto this one when it isn't justified.-
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No lynch voting as a means to avoid creating ties was brought up before him? I don't see where.
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I used to be more bandwagony over little points and gut reads but I haven't been that way nearly as much in my past few games. I realized I'd end up writing walls back and forth whoever I was scumhunting but the amount of words being said weren't proportional to the things we were learning. So now I think slower starts with more prep work will result in better cases being made. That's the plan anyway.-
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Welcome back Flootershy. For some reason I thought you were a hydra and not an alt. And that Sotty may have been involved.
I have watched every episode twice now, and frequent equestria daily and ponychan for moar pony. Although I didn't discover this show until mid-may. So why do you ask?Fluttershy wrote:First and foremost, a very important question: Jahudo, have you actually watch My Little Pony at all?
What gamma said. What kind of reaction did that previous PL vote get? Do you remember any conclusions drawn from it?Fluttershy wrote:Did it? I can't remember what game I was watching, but someone called for a PL on Chesskid and I wanted to see if I could get a similar reaction.-
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It is clear from chesskid's post history that he did have access multiple times yesterday. So if he was trying to hide behind limited access, he was doing a poor job of it. It makes more sense that he either didn't want to think about mafia or try to get more discussion out of this game, the former is excusable and the latter not so much.
And hohum has been trying to get Espy to get serious for most of the game so I'm not surprised he's sticking to that. Right now its not helping much if Espy is gonna lurk.
hohum, you do know that Espy has been posting on this site too?-
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I like all these list titles people are coming up with. I guess I'll do one too.
Elements of Harmony (town):
hohum
Equinox
chesskid
Invited to the Gala (lean town):
Maziek
gammagooey
TheLonging
Not so dearest students (inactive/lurkers):
Mina
Pinkie Pie
WLC (his post count is deceiving, its more self-corrections and defense than scumhunting so far. I agree he needs to show more soon.)
Imprisoned in the place they were banished to (lean scum / scum):
Espy (lean, for lurking like I said + me seeing eye-to-eye with his wagon more than the others)
Fluttershy (for stuff I'm about to say)
inhimshallibe (for stuff I've already said)
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So Gamma, are you saying either WLC or myself are scum based on probability of your top two reads, or that you see a "one's town and one's scum kind of tell" somewhere? I figure the former but I'm interesting in clarifications anyway.
For me Maziek is more lean town than a "WTF player" so I'm curious why you think that? Even though he hasn't posted since the weekend, his early stuff did have plenty of opinions. I don't think he went for any opportunistic hops, and his case on chesskid isn't surprising for a newbie. That doesn't make it a good case but he seems alright so far.
I agree but we'll see what happens when Mina makes a second post and Pinkie makes a first one. There just isn't a good sample size on either.Gammagooey wrote:Flutter is more likely scum and slightly less garbage than the rest of the garbage but still garbage.
Fluttershy's second real post, 161, had a strange vibe when he talked about WLC. What I mean by that is he spent the most time on it like he was most interested in that, but didn't end up delivering anything meaningful.
He brings up the "WLC voting Longing over no lynch" post but doesn't explain why he originally thought scummy or why he changed to null. There had to be a reason even if gut, so why not say that?
It just feels like its only purpose is to show that he is more interested in that wagon than other topics of discussion, like its there to make him look like a potential voter.
I want to comment on his question to WLC but won't step on his hooves before WLC gets a chance to answer it.
However, I can understand him not seeing the Espy case even if this thread is short, it sounds like his access is still limited. That should affect the things he's read and apparently understood (ie: WLC wagon).-
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Because I was making a joke. Anyway how does my knowledge of a secondary character make you think I don't know the show? That's kinda funny actually.Fluttershy wrote:Jahudo wrote:I think we all know who Equinox is talking about...Big Macintosh
Bolding on my part to emphasis the thing that confused me. Yes, we could all tell that they were roleplaying as Applejack, but you said Big Macintosh instead...why is that?
I can't tell which one is you there. And it appears that chesskid was mostly wagoned because someone claimed to have role information on him. That isn't the same as policy lynching someone because they hurt the town by being in the game.Fluttershy wrote:Found the game I was thinking of. It was Mini 1160 - Cupcake Mafia!. I usually try to be funny/witty with my RVS votes and his name stood out. What happened in that game? Well...I would say he was angry/defensive but level headed...which means...IDK! I have not read any of his scum games!
Don't try to misrepresent me. I said I was going to vote when I was confident in my reads. That didn't mean I wasn't going to hide my reads in the meantime. That makes my vote, when I do place one, carry more weight than someone who hops around over a small matter or to prod a lurker or throw a little pressure in one direction. So I am very dedicated to using my voting power.Fluttershy wrote:But, using your vote is the town's power...you don't use it, you don't win. Plus, it does make you seem opportunistic.
No, read it again. inHim was using the false logic that both WLC and TheLonging were voting chesskid for the same reason. That is still fact and I stand by the conclusions I drew from it. The only benefit I gave him was that WLC is not doing enough scumhunting and therefore does not look town at the moment. But the way inHim voted him was inappropriate.Fluttershy wrote:And the little argument between Jahudo and inHim did confuse me a bit (still does) I thought inHim was clear in what he was trying to say and I think you (Jahudo) did finally understand what his point was. So does that mean you found his answer to be satisfactory? I take it you didn't because your vote is still sitting on him.
Why don't you agree with this reasoning?Fluttershy wrote:I don't like your reasoning about how voting 'no-lynch' is scum hiding themselves in the RVS.-
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You're joking. You're joking, right? We went over this on page 7. You voted WLC because he didn't comment on the discussion of those that voted TheLonging. You falsely implied that WLC voted chesskid over the same scumtell that TheLonging used (that one no lynch vote gets us closer to an actual no lynch, which is something scum would want to achieve.) WLC did not give that reasoning, so he could not have been scummy for ignoring discussion that would affect the justification of his vote.-
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This blatant flip-flopping is painful to read. I think you need to spend some time alone on the moon. A millennium should do it.
inHimshallibe wrote:I don't think you interpreted my original reasoning correctly.
The bold indicates I was upset he was using that outdated reason.For 1)not commenting on discussion between those of us who had voted and subsequently unvoted TheLonging, 2)being vague about chesskid, and 3)killing innocent ponies.
Your words. Your point was that he used an outdated reason (TheLonging's reasons) that other people voted/unvoted over, and that WLC was scummy for not defending his vote because of those unvotes.
He didn't use an outdated reason so he couldn't have been scummy for not backing up something that never got knocked down in the first place.
If you had a problem with him not doing more scumhunting in post 89, for not commenting on the rest of chesskid's play at that time or for commenting on other people's play at that time: say something about that. Don't make it just about TheLonging, because that implies his vote is relevant to TheLonging's vote and not anybody else's suspicion about chesskid, like Maziek. Why didn't you have a problem with him not commenting on Maziek's case?
Why didn't you acknowledge that WLC said he was looking into chesskid's meta, which meant he would come back later with more discussion on chesskid? You clearly did not want to make that wagon about his lack of scumhunting. Your vote was a hop from a preview edit 7 minutes after his post that indicated he was in the middle of forming a read on chesskid. If you had said you were voting him for the reason you are now claiming, that would have been a temporary vote. Keeping it vague with heavy implications that it was about an old "no lynch" scum tell allows scum to stay on longer and not have to backup the point unless someone picks up on it.
You clearly did not want to get a better read on WLC after your vote, because your next posts are agreeing with chesskid's vote (also not about lack of scumhunting) and telling reiterating that its a scummy post without any more explanation. WLC defends his case and you don't respond. You ask other people questions, but not him. You aren't looking the part of a town player pressuring a low content player to produce more content.
Tl;DR - inHim is desperate scum hoping we aren't reading the thread.-
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You knew WLC meant to vote chesskid so I don't know what you mean by saying you implied something about WLC voting TL. If you are trying to say Point 1 of your WLC vote was about WLC not discussing good reasons for voting TheLonging, that ship sailed when you made it clear you understood he was voting for chesskid like TheLonging.inHimshallibe wrote:It wasn't TheLonging's reason, it was WeyounsLastClone's reason. I never implied anything about WLC and TL other than WLC was voting for TL. You're creating this link to form a case, and it's rooted in deception.
You were not clear at all by what you meant in Point 2. You saying he's being vague is itself vague. I say this because WLC talked about chesskid not trying to tie himself to anybody AND chesskid being flippant. You could have meant either one or both. I thought you may have eventually backed up that point but instead you remained vague. So you are scumtastic and a hypocrit.inHimshallibe wrote:Also, I did mention his looking into chesskid's meta, I said he was "2)being vague about chesskid". I've heard plenty of scum promise to go look up something and not provide it in that very post. All the time.
Wait are you actually being serious with this? Are you playing the VI card on yourself?inHimshallibe wrote:I've heard town do it too, but add the pisspoor vote of TheLonging and I'd seen enough to vote, and not to get reactions, but to lynch him.
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Gamma if you want to explain any of that, that would be cool. Or you could just hang out on my wagon for a reason I can't even remember and not question me or anything. That is less cool but you know.
inHim can be scum seizing the opportunity of a sluggish game with low posters, and try to direct conversations and look like he's taking charge. In theory a WLC vote is good. The way he went about voting is scummy, and I hope that sensible, analytical town can either find that on their own or carefully explain why they do not think that is more likely. But saying he's the high poster and high voter in a slow game is not saying much about alignments.-
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Welcome Ojanen!
If a player is scummy for X, it is good to vote him vote X. If he did not do Y, it is invalid to vote him for doing Y.Gammagooey wrote:wlc looked and looks like scum so he got voted.
Scum want to vote over non-arguments if they can hide it well enough. That way if an actual scummy tell becomes less valid later in the game, they don't have to say it was ever the cornerstone of their case.
inHim was vague in his vote but heavily indicated that WLC wanted to vote chesskid for the same reason TheLonging wanted to vote chesskid. I see no other explanation possible, and he even backed that statement up before flip-flopping back. It is right there in the text.
That is still scumhunting on my part. I commented on the wagons and how I did not think they led to scumtells, but also where town players can justify their voting actions. I'm not going to lie and say someone is my top scum read when I don't have confidence in anyone being scum at that juncture.Gammagooey wrote:your early play of defending a lot of early wagons without giving anything of your own until the inhims vote, bringing up a friggen' chart of characters and a bunch of tangential info about the characters instead of just saying that you think espy is scum/not-scum, you going from questions everywhere with your inhims vote to
I'm not clear what posts you are talking about. You reference my call for other people to re-look at inHim, that is somehow an example?Gammagooey wrote:all look like they're coming from scum instead of town- it's like you're distanced from the game and making comments about it instead of actively diving in and figuring stuff out- I feel like that a lot when I get stuck into a scum role and I think that you feel the same way and were primarily trying to make accurate comments on the game for later instead of having to sort through suspicions and paranoia about the other player's alignments.
I understand the theory of a player acting more like an observer than someone who is in the thick of things, but I don't fit that mold.
* Let's compare the whole of scumhunting-oriented questions: 13 posts for Jahudo vs. 3 for inHim. He sits on votes and ignores WLC's defense. I spread questions around to other players with a purpose so that when I made my reads, I have confidence in them.
I don't like how you put words in his mouth but in the end you are calling him probtown so it doesn't look like you are trying to throw mud in his direction.Gammagooey wrote:And don't you dare give me "I'm right about inhims so jahudos town because inhims is scum".-
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Hey Fluttershy
The idea of my joke was to focus on one party of his softclaim (being an authority of apples, having apples without genetic engineering, etc) that could apply to both ponies while ignoring the obvious southern dialect that only applies to Applejack. The "..." was used for comedic timing and the emoticon was there to make sure my attitude was clear. I think that's the best way I can explain it.Fluttershy wrote:Exactly...that is what confused me. Unless you had some reason to suggest that she was Big Macintosh which is what crossed my mind
Do you have a greater concern over this, or were you just wondering if I watched the show?
Maybe there is an e-grudge like you say, chesskid and Fate also cross-voted in that game, but it came across as playful banter to me. That also could be because I saw them in a large game not too long ago.Fluttershy wrote:Para claimed that he was pushing for a PL (some kind of e-grudge with Chesskid I guess)
So you were just making an attempt to fit in?
It is hard to boil down into a few words. Essentially:Fluttershy wrote:Oh...I think I have to read all his arguments again...I don't know why but I always end up at the point of "wtf is going on now?" when I am reading them.
I say inHim claimed WLC and TheLonging both voted chesskid for the same scumtell. (the debatable part, but I stand by my evidence)
WLC and TheLonging did not vote chesskid for the same scumtell. (the indisputable part)
If inHim had voted WLC for a valid reason, he would have looked town. My vote on him does not mean WLC is off any hook though.
I think you are being hypocritical here. How is that different than me not voting by page 5?Fluttershy wrote:if you vote no-lynch, that is just drawing more attention to yourself which just counters the purpose of hiding =/
By hiding don't you mean following what the majority of players are doing? Like chesskid doing "no lynch" stood out from people who placed random votes.
And by page 5 the people who were active were voting over small tells. I don't do that, at least not my past 5 or so games. I'll still try and participate by weighing in on these wagons, but I am always hunting for the bigger scumtells. So when I place my vote I am saying I am okay with seeing him claim.-
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Gamma, argue your case.
inHimshallibe wrote:I don't think you interpreted my original reasoning correctly.
The bold indicates I was upset he was using that outdated reason.For 1)not commenting on discussion between those of us who had voted and subsequently unvoted TheLonging, 2)being vague about chesskid, and 3)killing innocent ponies.
"those of us who had voted and subsequently unvoted TheLonging" ----means-----> People voted TheLonging because he didn't understand chesskid was not serious about pushing a no lynch all day long.
"not commenting on discussion..." ----means-----> inHim says WLC hadn't yet acknowledged that the no lynch vote was not serious about pushing a no lynch all day long.
"Outdated reason" ----means-----> TheLonging's statement that a no lynch vote gets us closer to a no lynch result, which is what scum want so its scummy.
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"I really don't get why you would vote No Lynch during random voting stage." ----means-----> WLC doesn't think it was a serious proposal.
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Why do you think he voted WLC?Gammagooey wrote:if you go through inhims iso it's pretty clear why he voted wlc
Don't hide behind that argument. We all know WLC needs to play. I've never argued he shouldn't be under scrutiny. But to wagon a lurker for a false reason is not town play. It is actually undermining the wagon. He is doing a disservice to what should be a wagon about pressuring WLC to produce more content by commenting and questioning his latest posts. inHim isn't even trying to do that, and never said he cared in the first place.Gammagooey wrote:the way to get a better read on a player is for them to friggen' post more, which wlc hasn't done at allllllll.
inHim said WLC didn't discuss the likelyhood that chesskid was not serious about his no lynch vote. That is false. He lied and must be banished to the moon.-
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Gammagooey wrote:inhims voted wlc orginally because he voted longing but ignored all the discussion with him and chess and the defensive accusation and all the other stuff around page 2-3.
Correct. The way inHim phrased that suspicion makes it sound to me as if WLC's vote reasoning on TheLonging/chesskid had already been discussed there and he was ignoring new developments. He didn't acknowledge that it was a new reason, or comment on it initially.
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Even if it was a suspicion on WLC for not commenting on the chesskid/Longing pages, it would be hypocritical for him to call out WLC but not Espy for instance.
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inHim wrote:being vague about chesskid
When inHim does that too.WLC wrote:If so, it's a bit too 'flippant'.inhim wrote:Jahudo playing coy
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When someone suggests a policy lynch, I figure the only two responses are "HELLZ YAY!" or "Come on, let's just play the game". I don't think its fair for people to join an attempted policy lynch wagon with the purpose of getting some pressure but not trying to hammer them. I can see the appeal for people that just like to pressure but I don't think that's a good way to do it and I'm not that time of player anymore anyway.Ojanen wrote:For a page 2 post, this is oddly stagnant. It's a post that will not move the game state to any direction except possibly backwards- "I'm waiting", and inserting reasonableness to the only debate that is so far moving anywhere.
And I will continue to argue that I can and have given a fair amount of player reads and suspicions without always having my vote on someone. I am experienced enough that I know when its time to lynch someone, and I will be always ready with a confident pick.
That isn't the same thing. It would be the same if you called someone scum for lurking hardcore, then went and lurked hardcore yourself.Gammagooey wrote:generally when I'm following my gut and trying to explain why I feel that way, such as in skype mafia when I said one person was scum for lurking hardcore when another person who I had and maintained a town read on was also lurking just as hardcore. How does this make you feel?
What you did can be justifiable because maybe the net balance of the second player was town because he had more town tells on him vs. that one scum tell.
RE: Your case on me: Yeah I admit I comment on what other people are doing alot and if I agree or not. That should be 1/2 of scumhunting with the other half being creating one's own reads and suspicions, and then letting other people comment and agree or not.
So have I fallen short of expectations on giving my own reads / suspicions? By my own expectations for myself I actually do think I've fallen short. Partly its because we have had a lot of lurkers/limited accessers doing nothing, so my reads on them are pretty nothing. The other part is that my own fault and I accept that. I won't vote someone over gut, or build a mountain out of what I think is a molehill in the hopes of striking gold. I take it slow and start with the questions, comments and build up from there. So my early day 1 will suck most likely, but I always get more involved the longer the game goes on.
But that thing about me liking Fluttershy is still kinda silly. Rhinox was trying to play cool around a good player that people like him expect great things from. I was just talking commenting on an avatar/username that doesn't translate to the game after that.-
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Mina's catchup post looks alright to me. Yeah we could call her out for not getting into the details of these big wagons (inhim, jahudo, WLC) but it's reasonable to believe she ran out of steam.
What was the initial vibe from? Do you have a playstyle meta on him like you do on hohum?Mina wrote:chesskid3: My initial vibe from him was town
I agree that chesskid has checked out of the game recently and he has admitted that much, but then its turned into a lack of time. Its hard to guess when one ended and the other began, but more importantly I do think he should come back and share his ideas about inHim.
@chesskid, the biggest question I and probably most people have is how you went from really liking the WLC wagon and saying inHim raised good points about it, to voting inHim.
Why is that? I still think that's a null tell.Mina wrote:Initially, I'd thought it was townish how he cleared Equinox for her roleplaying.
Looks like we found another scum, eh Gamma? [/sarcasm]Mina wrote:I'm getting really mixed signals from Fluttershy--maybe it's just the cute avatar winning me over (how couldFluttershybe scum?)
It's hard to say where this Fluttershy wagon is coming from or going; that may be clear when Fluttershy comes back. She is my #2 suspect at the moment so I like the idea of a wagon and am curious to see if I like the reasons of this wagon.
Fluttershy, Espy, WLC are other possible scum. Gamma, hohum, Equinox, ojanen, thelonging are prob. town. You and Pinkie Pie are still pretty null to me. Pinkie is more null. That post that was just an emoticon, not helpful.Mina wrote:So Jahudo, what are your reads other than inHim being scum?-
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Ojanen wrote:INHIM IS OBVIOUS TOWN AND I CAN'T FOR THE LIFE OF ME UNDERSTAND WHY HE ISN'T SEEN UNIVERSALLY SO.
inHim called WLC scummy for something that inHim himself does (apply vague terms to players flippant vs. coy).
inHim did not follow up on his WLC vote with any acknowledgement of post 94 or 100.
inHim did not acknowledge that WLC's reason for voting was original at the time, which feels like an attempt to undermine its legitimacy as an opinion.
inHim did not acknowledge that WLC almost certainly understood chesskid's no lynch vote was not a serious attempt to get a no lynch result. That accounted for a good chunk of the page 2-3 discussion, making it redundant for WLC to need to comment on it directly.
Hypocritical, vote sitter, misleading vote placer, and under-researched case maker do not add up to a town player. I have nothing more to add unless someone will debate these points directly instead of blindly stating that "inhim is town just because".
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Are there two inhim's in this game? Have I only seen the evil twin and you guys are hanging out with the good one? [/jokes]
We've already been through this. You should know this if you are reading. Its because inHim DID argue WLC was using a non-original point. Here is where he even admits it: That was untrue so its undermining that aspect of what is being argued. The rest of it, that WLC is doing boatloads of nothing is a separate issue altogether so it doesn't justify this action.Gammagooey wrote:a)why does not acknowledging it matter when wlc proceeded to do BOATLOADS OF NOTHING after that point (aka remained a good vote)
b)undermind the legit- okay no. Ignoring something is not I AM SECRETLY MAKING YOU LOOK WORSE KEKEKEKE
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The explanation was there before inHim voted. Here is the proof: That indicates he did not think chesskid was arguing no lynch seriously. And once again it doesn't matter in this aspect of the case whether or not WLC is being general uselessness, it doesn't allow you to throw mud where it doesn't belong. That is bolstering a case for the sake of bolstering it, not because its the truth.Gammagooey wrote:Saying that someone Didn't point out something as part of a case against him is still pretty stupid IMO. Yes it might have been what you would have done in his position, but inhims is a different person AND he had already voted wlc before the explanation went down and wlc remained a good vote past the explanation because of his general uselessness.
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A) I didn't call it scummy.Gammagooey wrote:Why are you giving maybes and possibilities and reasons why Mina may still be town even though you think it's scummy instead of trying to read her alignment. This is the exact same thing I've been going on about with you earlier- It doesn't look like you're putting ANY effort into trying to read Mina, just giving an explanation for why she is what alignment she is. (which is probably town)
B) I'm a player who asks before accusing so you shouldn't be surprised at this point in the game. I don't get the reference of doing ISO's in alphabetical order but I assume there is one. And her cut-off point was just before inhim and myself but its both possible that one could have planned to cut off there for a number of reason or unintentionally ran out of time. There's no good reason to assume the worst and accuse her now. She has time to come back.-
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Yeah that is how I read it first and foremost, Gamma. He doesn't see how it could have been a serious vote, so he decided it wasn't and from that saw that scum might use a joke to avoid connections.
Stalling would be scummy but I include the alternate theory that she ran out of time and energy, which is what she said. I'm leaning towards the time and energy, otherwise she wouldn't be a null read for me like I said. If she's posting elsewhere on the site and ignoring this thread that would be the difference maker for me, like it was for Espy.
I have an idea of why Mina as town would still be voting someone she has a town read on. I'd like to see why she did before I say what it is.-
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That's your opinion then. I believe its more likely to come from scum because it doesn't require checking any facts and they can leap onto that gut string.Ojanen wrote:This is a PEDIT at the end of a longer post. 7 minutes after WLC post. It's a knee-jerk-reaction type vote post. It's a SCUMPUTER impulse post, not a "let me write a deliberate case" post. It's also incredibly obvious that WLC's post would tug many guts easily. It's completely believable.
Except he wasn't asking Espy about the defense. He was asking him about the original vote post. That is not a good excuse for ignoring the person you are voting.asking this from espy and stating own exact post-answer stance would be conflicting strategies for information gathering. it's psychologically way more effective when people don't know exactly what you think when asking their stance on a specific thing.
It was a sign of encouragement. He was advertising the wagon using chesskid's vote, that's as good as an endorsement.Ojanen wrote:First paragraph, what? Look at the inhIm lines. They are consistent. Second paragraph, again, what? inHim only ever said GIDDYAP to chesskid. inHim: "I didn't slip to chesskid's reasoning", not implying he agreed on reasoning but target. Jahudo: "why didn't say aloud that you agree, you scum."
Not in the vote post but later on he admitted that he did think that way from the start.Ojanen wrote:He never said WLC was not original or not.
So you would say it did in this case? Easy, sure. Side-lining, what? Rehashed, no.Ojanen wrote:A point can be original and still easy, side-lining, concerning old rehashed stuff, omitting all themes moving somewhere.
He's a vote sitter because he hasn't grilled WLC with questions. I did to inHim early on but now I'm very confident he is scum, so now I'm mostly trying to clarify my position to anyone who'd listen and waiting for the questions I asked Fluttershy, etc.Ojanen wrote:You have some nerve to call inHim a vote sitter - he's been one of the most dynamic I think, while self-proclaimedly sit hard on your vote, and launched at inHim at a point in time you were starting to get pressure for being overly moderate. Hypocrit - maybe yeah with the coy business, but I guarantee you I could go and find one such instance from every so far participating player in this game.(e.g. previous sentence for you). The rest is misunderstanding, genuine or deliberate.-
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Gammagooey wrote:LYNCH THE DUDE THAT IS TRIPPING EVERY SCUMTELL GAMMA HAS.
So I take it nothing short of a Jahudo town flip would help you start to see inHim as scummy? Ah who am I kidding, I'd still look like I was oatmeal.
I'm starting to wonder if we'll have enough votes for a lynch. There are plenty of lurkers, my wagon could probably be L-3 right now and I don't think anyone else has expressed suspicion of inHim so it's realistically L-4 right now. So we better figure something out this week and hope Pinkie Pie / Fluttershy / WLC / Espy come back in earnest.-
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I'd compromise on a Fluttershy lynch first; maybe a WLC wagon too. (just because inHim looks scum doesn't mean WLC can't also be scum)
My Little Espy just read the thread. I know I've turned into the great wall of Equestria but its good stuff. I promise.
Equinox, it looks like you are putting more effort into catching up so hopefully you'll get there soon and you can take a harder stance on this.
No comment on the past few pages inhim? One of these days... BANG! ZOOM! STRAIGHT TO THE MOON!
How could he have read it like you did if he admitted WLC was trying to "use that outdated reason". I still can't trust his clarification on that post after I called him out for it because scum could just make the clarification people want to hear. It shouldn't be an ordeal to get him to say what he really meant. So I take at face value what he said when his feet were to the fire and he wanted to explain his position. He said it was DAT OUTDATED REASON, which indicates he thought it was DAT LONGING REASON.Gammagooey wrote:jahuuudo if inhims read it like I did is it still UBERLYINGSCUMOMG because I don't think it is.
And then I said oatmeal, are you crazy?1-Oatmeal?
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It took a page or two to realize he was going nowhere with that vote when it became even more obvious that he was not acknowledging the specifics of WLC.Ojanen wrote:Ha. You did NOT find it scummy originally.
I was referring to chesskid all along, he was the one that pointed out WLC talked about one person and voted another. He also showed good interrogation tactics earlier on with TheLonging, but inHim's comments back then were more like an observer.Ojanen wrote:And past the revision, that's a stance that is not based in the real world. That is a stance that will call common playstyles in todays' meta scummy. You have said you do not find chesskid's playstyle as such scummy.
I think scum are not as likely to vote someone they didn't intend to vote, because scum know who everybody is and sees them as viable or not viable targets. (BTW, where did you see me as scum?)Ojanen wrote:reasonable scum = scum that is very hard to attack with convincing arguments. you should know that, and that sentence shows you do know that - you're excellent at surviving as scum yourself.
That was after I called him out. In the moment he only said GIDDYAP, and since chesskid had stated his opinion and inHim had to have read it, that sounds like an opinion on it.Ojanen wrote:he said himself EXACTLY that he was encouraging the WAGON.
It's completely relevant! He was under the impression that WLC was voting for an old reason but the new reason was stated in WLC's vote post. So he votes someone but doesn't read the post he finds scummy. That's bad.Ojanen wrote:That was not relevant to his reasoning.
That's my opinion, but I also didn't say his opinion was invalid or scummy.Ojanen wrote:You are clearly thinking it's weak and from an arbitrary part of the game.
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Its the part where he says "I was upset he was using that outdated reason". I'll explain why I don't like buy his clarification later.Fluttershy wrote:Unless you can bold where he said that, I don't think that is what he meant. He seems to make it clear in those points what he meant.
You didn't mention before that you are treating it as null, hence why I was under the impression you still thought that it was scummy not to vote before having a serious vote and why I found it opportunistic.Hmm, how I am being hypocritical? I think his theory about scum using the no-lynch is faulty. As for you not voting, I mentioned that it was scummy, but I know it should be treated as a null. You are not to first person I have seen like that.
Here is the qoute then:Here it is so you can read what he said after that point that Jahudo DOESN'T quote.
The "other behavior" is relating to TheLonging not understanding that it was a joke and how he dug into chesskid without weighing the plausibility of that being true. That was the point of the wagon on TheLonging and everypony has seemed to forget it and stopped talking about it. Now why in Equestria would WLC have to say anything more than he already did on that topic if he was already under the impression that the no lynch vote was not serious?inHim wrote:chesskid has posted more than that No Lynch vote, and I placed my vote on the reasoning that WLC's vote was made without considering the other behavior of chesskid/TheLonging/the person he was placing the vote on at that time.-
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Hi CES. I like to frustrate people to no end, what can I say. I'm serious about inHim being scums though.
Pinkie Pie must be throwing a scummy party. How about you give your opinion on inHim before you start asking other people to give theirs? Also have you read the whole thread? You hadn't as of post 242.
@WLC: Deadline is coming soon. What will you do if Pinkie Pie doesn't get more votes? Can you expand upon your Jahudo and inHim reads because it looks like you are still open to either of us being scum. Also I'm not sure what you are referring to with me "defending Equinox's claim"? I called it and Espy's "softclaim" more null tells than anything.
I believe I have evidence that he did interpret it as "serious vote" and not "as town". I believe "using that outdated reason" is evidence. You may disagree but I think it makes sense.Gammagooey wrote:Jahudros you are missing the entire point.
If inhims has been saying that wlc meant "i can't think of a reason for chess's behavior [AS TOWN], then it's exactly the same stuff that longing and inhims and chess already talked about, hence outdated reason. it's only been gone over if you interpret it as "i can't think of that as [a serious vote].
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CES's play so far is not a surprise. I think he once took an oath against posting more than three lines at a time. I'm not the one to ask about his alignment haha, but chesskid was still on the town side of the spectrum when he lost all interest in the game (null tell).
Cool Mina is still here, says she'll explain why her vote is still on inHim.
Espy, Equinox, Pinkie, Fluttershy, WLC should say whether they would be voting myself or inHim if they were the only two allowed choices (even if they are not needed for a lynch today).
Hey Primate, if you are seeing a whole bunch of stuff from me that looks like running in circles I apologize. I can try and point you to any answer you may need on my end.
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So unless the lurkers or Primate want to talk about lynching inHim, I'm going to spend the next couple of days as if I won't be around day 2...spewing things that may not be clear to me now but might show up later if current trends continue.
I figure one scum was able to get a lot of posts in and really establish themselves as an active "contributing" player. Someone that tries to look like they are invested in scum and acting like a leader for people to rally behind on a wagon. I think that's inHim, some people think that's me, but in general I've seen scum try and get a trusted voice in a game that has plenty of lurkers and low contributors. Gamma and hohum are the highest posters but I think that is normal for them so you can't fault them for it blindly. If they were scum they'd just have an even easier time filling that role. UncertainKitten from Objection! is one example that comes to mind from my recent games. She played this role to the extreme and I feel got caught for it by going after townies when they were still valuable pawns in her game. Basically each day she seemed to already knew who the best person to target would be, and tried to string along followers with the promise of a good result. A lot of focus was placed on getting the wagon up and getting people to acknowledge it. Questioning the player always looked like a secondary goal even if she did do that to an extent. I still think inHim's treatment of WLC looks this way.
There is probably a scum that is trying to stay as even-handed and safe as possible so they don't draw unwanted attention to themselves. It might be Equinox, Fluttershy or WLC for staying away from the Jahudo/inHim wagons. The latter two you could argue haven't posted enough to be playing the safe scum role, so maybe this player doesn't exist yet or at all. I just remember in recent memory, Kdub playing this role really well in Cowboy Bebop remix and thinking back to games where scum win fairly easily its partly because no one gets a good handle on the safe scum. From my perspective I can already imagine scum eying my wagon and wondering if they will draw more attention by joining it late and being a part of a mislynch, or avoiding it and the standard tell of "x number of scum are always on a mislynch".
Don't worry about that unless I get lynched. Or until we know both inHim and my flips.
There is also a likelyhood of a lurker scum*. I saw Haschel Cedricson play this role really well: Seinfeld Mafia. What I took from that performance is that its good to say "I like this, I don't like that, etc" but don't get involved in an issue that hasn't been explored or will not be explored without you. Join something where you can take a backseat and show off a little unique angle. In this case I am reluctant to think Espy would go against the more popular WLC wagon and try to get TheLonging back to being a popular wagon, unless WLC is scum that is. But even then I think that is an unwanted connection to a buddy for someone that realizes they are not active enough to be a leader. But so far I can still see Pinkie Pie or Fluttershy in this role. Mina looks like she wants to be active and more importantly appear active to others, but its hard to tell until she starts making conclusions that lead to votes and pressure.
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I’ll try to make these ISO’s as short as possible.
Espy 0 – Encouraging a RVS wagon is a safe move because most people are in favor of them. I doubt scum would think they’d gain points by being a nonconformist here. Pictures in the role PMs make it likely that scum saw who they were pretending to be, so if scum saw their favorite character they’d still be happy. Null tell pls.
Espy 1 – Safe move to point out the nonconformist. In retrospect its odd he called chesskid town, because he was also a nonconformist in not placing a random vote.
Espy 3 – Response to my defense is normal and expected.
Espy 6 – Doesn’t backup his opinion, could be a way to sideways call himself town. I remember now that scum do have a reason to keep their character a secret even when they have safe character claims.
Espy 7 – A phrase-conscious scum wouldn’t like say “park my vote” about themselves.
Espy 8 – I never checked that meta. He might be justified in WLC. Again I think it’s a bold move for someone who otherwise isn’t trying to be a leader.
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Pinkie 1 – Assume that’s random vote? He probably knew it would raise eyebrows.
Pinkie 2 – Calling TL town is easy. His wagon deflated early on, that’s a good sign people are okay with him. An easy tactical read for scum to make hypothetically.
Pinkie 5 – Self-aware scum likely wouldn’t make this accusation until they have a serious vote on a scum read themselves. I suppose he could think he’s hiding behind the “still catching up” safety net.
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WLC 1 – Didn’t proofread himself to catch his vote error. Don’t think it’s a Freudian slip only because I don’t see those in games. The reasoning is new, yes it could be more involved. He makes a promise to meta chesskid that he doesn’t keep presumably.
WLC 3 – Reading a little closer. Scum may be more interested in scanning for their own name than others.
WLC 4 – Defense of his mistake is alright. Defense of his suspicion is good, but sure he could be saying more by now.
WLC 5 – Could be over defensive over “fun” comment, but not egregious. Rest of post is about people not voting scum picks. We could argue this is how WLC-scum would hide the fact he is voting based on 1 reason alone. Its not hypocritical, it could be justified if that’s really all he sees in chesskid and now he’s looking into us.
WLC 8 – Doesn’t want to talk about other chesskid stuff. This may be he doesn’t want to fall into the trap of “oh look who only presents content when under pressure”.
WLC 10 – Reads are often more gut based or generalized. Some neutrals, others feel like they could dip into neutral easily. His reads are very “go with the flow” not trying to take an unpopular stance. Maybe coincidence, maybe result of too many neutrals. Lurker voting is a cop out at this point in the day.-
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I think we can do better than jahudo vs. WLC, but it goes without saying (and I'm going to say it anyway) that I'd compromise on a WLC lynch to save someone who I know is town, even though WLC has been more lurkish and underwhelming than scummy.
Are you arguing that this is similar to "not tying oneself to a vote"? Because I got flack for not random voting before I got flack for not serious voting. I knew it was going against the grain, and that it would put me under the spotlight. So I'm not sure you could accurately argue I was trying to avoid the spotlight.WeyounsLastClone wrote:abstaining to vote for quite some time
But on the other aspect of voting, where you define your position and that makes it harder for you to change it, I argue I was able to do that without voting. I would say I didn't like wagons and wouldn't join them. That is limiting myself, something scum don't want to do.
How am I uncommitted to my inHim suspicions? I only was in instances where I felt clarifications would be helpful in confirming or disproving my ideas about him. That is my way of showing I don't know exactly what is happening, and how I am trying to figure things out.WeyounsLastClone wrote:his posts feel a lot more 'controlled' than inhim's. Inhim has a bit of the chaos I feel that's associated with a townie who doesn't exactly know what, whereas Jahudo's post feel more decided yet uncommitting (building in safeguards).
When you talk about chaos I think of vague statements and the lack of communication inHim had with WLC while voting him. That might be a sign of uncertainty among some playstyles, but it's harder to accept this player is trying to figure things out.-
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L-1, I'll claim now. It should be enough time for everyone to react.
Princess Celestia, Sovereign of Equestria. I have a 1 shot power to make two players temporary neighbors. I have to submit that action during the day and it will go into effect for that night only.
So even if I am lynched I can still make a neighborhood if anyone wants one.
I crumbed my character role a few times:
My first post, a nod to Celestia rising the sun.Jahudo wrote:A new game, a new sunrise.
All things related to Celestia in the show.Jahudo wrote:Elements of Harmony (town):
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Invited to the Gala (lean town):
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Not so dearest students (inactive/lurkers):
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Imprisoned in the place they were banished to (lean scum / scum):
I couldn't resist using this line.Jahudo wrote:I think you need to spend some time alone on the moon. A millennium should do it.
And again.Jahudo wrote:He lied and must be banished to the moon.
One more time.Jahudo wrote:One of these days... BANG! ZOOM! STRAIGHT TO THE MOON!-
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Pinkie Pie wrote:@Jahudo: From what I remember of Seinfeld mafia, most of the scumteam played lurk2victory. Granted, the setup also encouraged it as well. Do you really think that the lurkers this game are more likely to be scum?
The Fonz and Talitha both had more posts than you Kats, and the Fonz was even a replacement. Heck, I replaced into that game 1 month to the day after the game began and I still ended up with more posts than HC. He was a special case but didn't get enough attention for it.
I think its good odds that one of the low posters is scum. It's a good strategy only if they realize that their actual V/LA (and it looks like plenty gave excuses and just didn't disappear for times) put them into a situation where they fell behind and were in constant catch-up mode.-
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A Pinkie Pie lynch would be bad today, even though it looks like he's still random voting.
I say a lurker can be scum but we don't have enough posts from the lurkers to distinguish them much. So we could be wrong about Pinkie and tomorrow there's another lurker that begins to look worse. Lynching lurker after lurker is a bad practice. Its better to get it right mid-game the first time.
hohum wrote:WLC got a lot of shit up front about something that he did correctly and everyone started reading him as if he were scum somewhat unfairly after that. I'm not exactly sure why. I need to reread WLC, but I definitely think Jahudo is town.
Because his wagon was scum-driven, that's why. He hasn't deserved the wagon on him until recently when it looks like he's still hesitant to place several people outside neutral reads.-
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My schedule is changing this month because of traveling so I'll probably only post once a day.
Time to analyze the lynch wagon:
- Primate was always straight-forward about wanting a WLC lynch and not wanting a Jahudo lynch, though didn't give much reason whether that was due to time constraints or the nature of his case?
- Fluttershy's change does confuse me. She was voting for me then came up with some piece of information that made her unvote me. She never explained what this was:
So what was it? Otherwise I can't follow why she'd say in one post that I was twisting inHim words, then in the next saying that if forced to she'd vote him over me.Fluttershy wrote:I went back and fully isoed him I found something I really missed.
- Ojanen's vote switch from me to WLC was suspicious because she isolates one aspect and ignores the rest. She claims that WLC shouldn't be voting a lurker that doesn't have a real wagon on them at that point in the game. She says he should instead take a stance on Jahudo vs. inHim, like some of us also asked of him. But she ignores where, in that same post, he does mention he has scum reads on both of us. And he does, before she votes him, make a choice to vote me. Clearly he was weighing his scum reads at the time and pressuring a lurker until he was ready to make that choice. She doesn't even bother to analyze that post and argue that his Jahudo vote is a bad timing, etc, which makes me question if she really wanted to talk about it.
- CES's vote has its questions but I should probably keep in mind that it is CES. He didn't label WLC as a top three suspect before his vote, but the wagon was the only other big one at the time. It's understandable he places some value in claims that can be tested. I just wish there was a little more info from him day 1 to help explain where WLC was on his reads and if I was his top suspect or just the top wagon at that time too. Some of that can be excused by being a late replacement, so I don't feel bad about his voting.
- hohum I had the feeling he thought both myself and WLC were lean town most of the day. But I trust he was very concerned with getting a lynch passed and his late vote, after trying to get other wagons to form, looks like a town effort to me.
- Espy's vote could have easily been done by town to ensure a lynch happened. Even though he saw WLC as scum-bait and me as just plain scum, in order to get a Jahudo lynch passed at his point would have required some votes from no-shows Pinkie Pie, Mina, and a vote from Equinox. I think town or scum can easily justify that position so its pretty null. It would have been more townish if he had been more active in trying to get his preferred lynch going earlier, instead of waiting to ISO me and just voting me without any comment.
- Equinox early on had both myself and WLC as more scummy than not. As the day went along he argued that myself and inHim could be having a town on town argument and that argument is fair enough, although I'd be interested to hear more of the details.
There's also the fact that he had to vote WLC but overall his vote was fine.
Pinkie and Mina looked like they only just showed up around the L-1 vote and were not fully caught up. Well, Mina looked more aware of all the details but was still trying to analyze possibilities of my claim and people's voting motivations. Pinkie looked lost. inHim's lack of a vote is understandable, though it would be fun to hear his reasoning in his own words to see if I guessed why. I still have a scum read on him, but my vote is going elsewhere right now.
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I think the worst WLC vote, that also tipped the momentum the most, should be discussed at the start of today.
@Ojanen: Why base your argument on something WLC was not doing by the time you voted? (that he wasn't taking a stand on Jahudo vs. inHim)
Why didn't you mention WLC had scum reads on both Jahudo and inHim in the post you had a problem with? Why didn't you see that as a hurdle in making that stand? Why didn't you ask him to weigh the options?
I see you were trying to frame him as a player that wasn't reacting in the moment, but then what makes him different than the other players who weren't analyzing Jahudo vs. inHim until later on (Espy, Equinox, Fluttershy)
It was also clear before his Pinkie Pie vote post that he had not given any reads on any other player besides that one tell on chesskid. You are pointing something out that has been apparent to everyone the whole time. Your reaction would have been the same no matter how he framed that post, because it took so late to get there. That's what makes me wonder why the case isn't framed around him being a normal lurker or not.
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I still don't see any sign of Mina intentionally lurking. I don't have a strong feeling about her so that is an area I will be focusing on regardless today.
I did actually. I said inHim was the active scum while Gamma and hohum are active town, Pinkie or Flutter was the lurker scum but you and Espy weren't, and the balanced scum were probably too under the radar. I might revise that after seeing the end of the day. There's still some ways to analyze whether people had the opportunity to take a harder stance earlier or to push their preferred wagon more before they had to settle on WLC in order to get anything passed.Mina wrote:And even the most recent posts people are calling townish...I mean, it's good that he was trying to contribute before he died, but I would have liked more in the way of concrete reads and less theory discussion. Particularly since his big post essentially just said, "Scum might be active, or scum might be safe, or scum might be lurking," without really ranking people in terms of suspiciousness.-
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There is a difference between acknowledging that he did talk about every player, and acknowledging that you have an interpretation on the details. You didn't mention how he had scum reads on both of us and what that meant for his vote. You forced that conclusion about him just settling with a lurker without first pressuring him about why he didn't make a decision between Jahudo and inHim scum reads. Your thought process doesn't look town there.Ojanen wrote:Ispecificallyquoted from his "reads of everybody" post his reads,onlyhis reads on inHim, you and Pinkie. My subsequent EBWOP underlines this by noting I forgot to put [...] marks to indicate it wasn't the whole post. I emphatically wasn't ignoring it.
Again you did not characterize it that way, so now it just looks like you are trying to revise the past. The reaction timings is another suspicion but again I don't understand how you act like its new to you at that time. Didn't you know he was that big of a lurker on your initial read? So what, you were just waiting to throw that suspicion out there when he finally did try to contribute? I'm not used to seeing people lay traps for lurkers like that.Ojanen wrote:My vote was based on reaction timings. Inhim and you were at L-3, not too long to deadline, he states scumreads on both but chooses to sideline with an ultra-classical lurker vote (has anyone ever seen a single obviously not feasible lynch wagon lurker vote late in the day be useful?); then a couple of days later the wagons aren't moving anywhere, he himself has gained a vote, and he votes between Jah. inHim with recycled feeling arguments.
I got a (obviously false) gut feeling from the Jahudo vote and went back to his iso. The reaction thing was also referring to the fact that he found inhim's attack on him suspect late in the day, but did not state anything to that direction while initially defending himself.
Any reason why you didn't bring that up back then?Ojanen wrote:I also didn't like him saying that Equinox might be scum with you despite his townread on Equi - he acknowledged it so not talking about contradiction, rather the ease on which to give up a townread in favour of something as (in my view of mafia) magnificently weak as D1 buddy guesses without any flips.
Still scum. I wasn't convincing anyone all yesterday so I figure the best thing to do is take a step back and focus on looking for scum elsewhere. If I see him doing new scummy stuff, you bet I'll try and convince people of him.Ojanen wrote:Jahudo: what is your position on inHim after flips?
I didn't call you a he, but I did call you a she seven times.Ojanen wrote:also Jahudo: she, not he. we've played as scum together. you've helped me fake role pm screenshots. I'm OJ from Ojando hydra from Adel's hydra double games.
Plenty of possible reasons. Two vote changes to my wagon before your vote switch off, meant it was still at L-2 and had the possibility of being the lynch without your help. Scum would want that. But even if you were hopeful to be a part of a WLC lynch, there is still the notion that my wagon could be viable on day 2 regardless of WLC's alignment. A WLC day 2 wagon could be less viable if he were to commit to the game and make reads, not be a lurker.Ojanen wrote:meant to ask: state my scum-motivation for jumping to WLC from you if you are town, please.-
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I only have a problem with that confirmation plan if it requires me to limit my voting focus. I'd rather just be lynched than turn into even a limited proxy.
We can just switch out one of the three people you named in case they get a healthy wagon on them. Or are they not an arbitrary selection?
I think you are backtracking now. You actually made it clear that those quotes were meant to highlight WLC's lack of Jahudo and inHim reads before that point. That he had a problem with inHim's earlier play but hadn't mentioned it until then. That's what you actually talked about, not how he could justify having two scum reads on two larger wagons and not voting one of them.Ojanen wrote:I guess I could have been more elaborate, but it should be obvious I specifically choose to cut and paste the quotes I chose to make a point on him having scum reads on both you and inhim. what other purpose do you think the quoting of 3 snipped passages serves? come on. i didn't think it was necessary to say "look, he says here this" when the scumreads stand right there, and I continue to say that vote was for plain lurker while both inhim and jahudo are viable wagons, and his previous voted (chesskid) is also still hated by him - the whole argument stands on the premises I quoted.
Fair enough that you wanted to draw more attention to WLC's lack of good scumhunting around decision time, but my main point remains that you didn't ask the real questions while you placed the vote.Ojanen wrote:I didn't question before voting because it was 2 days to deadline. I wanted my vote in play, creating a dynamic where it would be likelier to have competing wagons on shady characters instead of the obvtown inHim. Also, I meant to follow situation, perhaps come back to you, but life got in the way and I never saw the thread again before hammer again.
But are you telling me you didn't get that vibe off WLC when you read? It really seemed as though you were surprised he hadn't talked about anyone.Ojanen wrote:I did not state in as many words as now but all of it is perfectly compatible. Mine was a reaction vote to gut on WLC simul; went back and checked his iso; posted about 15 min later a short elaboration on what bothered me in the iso.
Also, I'm a replacement. I posted in the thread from SUNDAY to WEDNESDAY (next access WLC hammered). started cathing up sunday. 35 hour traveling v/la monday/tuesday. no real linear all-encompassing catch up post. I wasn't waiting anything; things were occuring to me naturally late; still need another read for proper internalizement of late D1.
So what made you think it was less likely that WLC did the same thing? Sure it took him ten days but in that time he wasn't posting much else, claimed not to have free time, and might have spent some of that time just reading the thread and staying on the scumtell he felt was straight-forward and clear.Ojanen wrote:It's how gut works. A post bothers you. AFTER that you try to pick it apart. reasoning=gut that you have subjected to self-reflection and deciphered to some extent.
the Equi thing was on my mind when I read the vote post and wrote a P-EDIT. then I went back and looked at the iso and posted about that. now I looked at the page again, remembered the bad feeling andf picked it apart.
I try not to speculate on night kills and I'm not interested in arguing connections until we get our first scum flip. But those theories do not make me think any less of my opinions.Ojanen wrote:Gamma was the nightkill. For being universally seen as obvtown, I expect. Buuuut. Let's say you were town, and inHim was scum. Scum kill huge defender of one of their own, AND the biggest attacker of you (in turn the biggest attacker of inHim-hyposcum). Makes the whole dynamics muuch more unpredictable. There's always wifom involved in nightkill analyze, but this one isn't obvious enough (a common enough thought pattern brought up) to be a likely candidate for mindfuck shenigans - scum benefit for keeping Gamma alive to defend inHIm and attack you is tangible.
I say Gamma kill solidifies my TOWN!!!! read on inHIm.
Also, interesting if you're still "certain" inhIm is scum and think I'm a buddy white knighting him like hell.-
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I'll go along with hohum's plan today because it sounds like he does have inside info that might get to a better read on other players not just myself. I don't know how but I'll trust him for now.
welcome glados. you bring up an interesting take on fluttershy's explanation for unvoting me around deadline. i dont find it as unusual to disregard the fact that scum have fakeclaims, because gamma was willing to do that with equinox. i still think its a null tell but some town will disagree.
I was trying to be obvious with my crumbing by the time I said "banish to the moon" so I don't think its town or scum for fluttershy to pick up on the crumbing. I can't think of any problem I have with her unvote actually, because the timing looks right and the way she had it as a "secret unvote reasoning" makes her more open to criticism if my mislynch had gone through and people were looking for bad scum hop-offs or hop-ons.
I don't know who to vote at the moment. Mina's catchup mode is getting old the longer its been since goofbash ended and this being a mini game that's not really booming with new pages each day. I just want to know her take on jahudo vs. inhim.
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fluttershy's vote was slightly concerning because I like openness in games but with her defense I see it makes sense.
I can't read CES well, his vote and actions looked normal for him yesterday.
I'm more suspicious of Espy than feeling good about him. It has to do with a lack of expanding on his opinions of WLC being scum bait and me looking like scum when there was still time to argue the wagon one wanted and not the one they had to settle for and not being faulted for disagreeing with it.
Equinox's vote was okay and his play was okay. I think he was clearer with his read changes than others. I think that slot is townish.
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Espeonage wrote:hohum wrote:holy fucking hell Espe is useless.
Go look at time left to lynch.
Espy explain this post. Why did you just leave the discussion at that and not give people a real answer about your reads?
And you were still voting me in this post but also must have seen two quick votes on WLC. Why did you not try to argue for the wagon you preferred at this point? Why didn't you say whether WLC still looked like lynch bait or something to that extent?
I can't think of a good excuse why you wouldn't do that if you were serious about preferring my wagon over WLC's. You had just ISO'ed so you didn't need to read anything to make a post with some opinions. I have a hard time believing you couldn't take a few minutes to write something more.-
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Espeonage wrote:Because at the time all I wanted was a lynch. I thought WLC was town. He wasn't my preferred lynch. but when you are that close to deadline it is a bit hard to derail the wagon when the only other competing wagon had just been derailed itself.
No, I'm talking about the time before my wagon derailed. When my wagon was the largest one, you were sitting there and not saying why it was better than the WLC wagon that wasalmostas large.
People asked you to explain yourself, you made a post just to say you didn't have time to explain yourself. So explain that now.-
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confound these ponies they drive me to pressure wagons. I can't vote ojanen, I would vote inhim but I'm the only one who thinks he's scum so my vote would be about as useful as not voting.
hohum, primate, ces, glados, are prob. town. some of that is predecessors and/or wishful thinking.
pinkie pie now at least seems like he's owning up to his mina read by saying he's confident in it. if his meta is lurking I guess I should go look into his games for some differences in alignment behavior.
Fluttershy's recent post looks like she isn't reading closely-- hohum didn't talk about voting maziek. I'm not sure what to think of that because I'm not sure where she was trying to go with that line of discussion on hohum. "odd list you have here" / "puzzling how you came to this list" on the surface it sounds like uncertain questioning but it could be an attempt to throw mud in his direction. Right now I don't see the latter option being plausible but that still doesn't answer what else she is thinking on this subject or where she will say she got her facts mixed up.
Finding out espy is spending 50 posts on mish mash actually doesn't surprise me. Lots of players are like that with mish mash but its like pulling teeth to get them into mafia games. A wagon might help reverse that, and I would support one based on what I've been saying lately, but I also feel its important that even he took a stand on the Jahudo/inhim thread clogger.
I'm realizing this with the days before deadline ticking down again, that if we want this game to not be a rush of unprepared ideas at the end, we need to give opinions on all the big issues. Mina needs to do that one particular thing that is for the good of the town, so until that happens I think she's the best "pressure wagon" to have right now.
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