Oh god.. I have to work now...IH wrote:Mod can we have a votecount?
Vote Count
IH (2): LuckayLuck, bird111
Echo419
Not Voting: Lowell, Dodgy, Echo419, Rathyr, spectrumvoid, Ripley
7 to lynch
Oh god.. I have to work now...IH wrote:Mod can we have a votecount?
holy crap...Ripley wrote:You really don't have the faintest idea what's going on, do you?LuckayLuck wrote:Also, I'm waiting for replacements for bird & yellowbounder. Getting the word from those 2 will likely alter my perception a lot.
No.IH wrote:LL, I must say.... do you just peg the people coming under the most heat as townie? (Refers to Royal Mafia and Canuckle)
Townie Tell #1: Does not end up attacking anybody while worsening their relationship with people.Echo419 wrote:I dunno about everyone esle, but I tend to ignore those epic point-by-point battles- the intricacies are insignificant to all but those directly involved, and it's a ton to read. 9/10, it's two townies convinced the other is scum, maybe subtley egged on by others, and not neccessarily scum either- there are people who can read and analyze these kinds of arguments. I know I can't, and it appears others dislike it as well.
Townie Tell #2: I misread this post. I thought Echo was voting for me and admitting "it's aggravating, as it's such an easy excuse [to vote LL]". Now that I re-look at it, it's actually sort of a scummy post.Echo419 wrote:Seol, I like to stay consistent...
I dunno... I was a bit interested in seeing LL's apparently mindblowing post. Looking back, most of my reasons for voting him were based on playstyle... which is aggravating, as it's such an easy excuse. I'll keep my vote there for now. I really don't like the whole mason thing.
I dislike Day 1. The problem is there isn't really much going on, yet we still have to get some discussion going. Too often scum slipups and town mistakes look similar. Be that as it may, I'll try to tkae a look at those monstrosities.
Any luck on yellow's replacement?
Townie Tell #2 (Real): A scum does not have this soliloquy with himself. This is a VERY strong tell.Echo419 wrote:...lol...
Of course it's a lot harder to argue with someone who agrees with you...
Now I have a tough decision- keep attacking LL, even though he has me pegged as protown? Or back off and be seen as a person easily mollified? I will decide tomorrow.
In RL time, obv.
Townie Tell #3: Calls himself a hypocrite. Yes, scum can do this to WIFOM, but the context of this means he is not WIFOMing. It ends up that this is a really strong townie tell too.Echo419 wrote:Consistently supporting my causes.Seol wrote:Consistently scummy?That's just the problem. It's hard to tell.Do you think it's scummy (as opposed to poor play)?Because attacking him undermines my own integrity. Attacking someone who thinks well of you means I have one less supporter.Why does his saying he thinks you're pro-town make you want to stop attacking him? Does it make you think he's more likely to be pro-town?
Great. Now I'm a hypocrite.
Unvote LL
I've decided, after looking him over, it's his playstlye, and not inherent scumminess. Unfortunately I can see scum WIFOMing this a lot in future days... beware.
Seol, I have questions for you.
Are you voting me because I'm scummy, or because you think I'm good lynch?
Are you attacking me because I stopped going after LL, your quarry, or because of the reasons for it?
What is your opinion on Day 1 lynches? Go for most informative or most scummy? Do you see a difference? How much?
I think fights areEcho419 wrote: Seol- . Leaning towards scum because he appears to me to be getting in a lot of fights- not neccessarily scummy, but perhaps unhealthy for the game.
I just don't understand what is meant by this at all. If you mean that townies are afraid to attack people for fear of making enemies, my answer to that is 'hell, no'.LuckayLuck wrote: Townie Tell #1: Does not end up attacking anybody while worsening their relationship with people.
Why would that have been townlike?LuckayLuck wrote:Townie Tell #2: I misread this post. I thought Echo was voting for me and admitting "it's aggravating, as it's such an easy excuse [to vote LL]". Now that I re-look at it, it's actually sort of a scummy post.
I sort of agree with this. I think Echo was being very honest about his thinking, which is not, IMO, a scummy trait.LuckayLuck wrote:Townie Tell #2 (Real): A scum does not have this soliloquy with himself. This is a VERY strong tell.
Again, I agree, It's the 'honesty factor.' But this can be faked very easily.LuckayLuck wrote:Townie Tell #3: Calls himself a hypocrite. Yes, scum can do this to WIFOM, but the context of this means he is not WIFOMing. It ends up that this is a really strong townie tell too.
It is very, very hard to fake honesty.M4yhem wrote:I sort of agree with this. I think Echo was being very honest about his thinking, which is not, IMO, a scummy trait.LuckayLuck wrote:Townie Tell #2 (Real): A scum does not have this soliloquy with himself. This is a VERY strong tell.
Again, I agree, It's the 'honesty factor.' But this can be faked very easily.LuckayLuck wrote:Townie Tell #3: Calls himself a hypocrite. Yes, scum can do this to WIFOM, but the context of this means he is not WIFOMing. It ends up that this is a really strong townie tell too.
Also, Luckay, you realise that the scum can read these tells and then adjust their behaviour accordingly? What's your success rate with this strategy? How many games have you won?
I strongly disagree.LuckayLuck wrote:
It is very, very hard to fake honesty.
You talkin' to me? You must be talkin' to me; nobody else said anything like what you are replying to.LuckayLuck wrote: Echo, the scum CAN read these tells and adjust their behavior, which is why I have been reluctant to actually give a full explanation of what exactly constitutes townie/scum tells, but I don't have my success rate to point to on this site so I'm going to be a little more explaining.
Success rate = high, win rate = high, I can tell you that much :p
No, it isn't. Conflict avoidance with the intent of self-preservation is scummy, and that's a pattern that you've established quite well. I can understand why you might believe it would be a sensible townie strategy - the longer more townies survive, the better for the town, but it doesn't work out like that. IEcho wrote:Isn't it?Seol wrote:More concerningly, I'm also getting the impression that Echo thinks that's how he should be playing:
1. Not my responsibility.M4yhem wrote:Ripley- Why are you not in the votecount? Are you voting/ suspicious of anyone currently- if so, who and why?
I think there are fights and fights. A townie is a townie, so it doesn't matter how emotional they get, there's no slipping to be done. Probably a high percentage of really wordy arguments are actually townie v townie, because townies are more inclined to post at length and less careful about watching their words. I suppose what I'm saying here is they're more likely to be useful in ruling out scum than finding scum. And it does seem, looking back at what's happened here so far, that this has been the most common reaction to the people who have engaged in wordy arguments - that they're likely protown.M4yhem wrote:I think fights are good for the game. When people get emotional, they tend to slip up more, which can be useful for finding scum. Forcing people to defend themselves can tell you a huge amount about what they are really thinking.
just screams "Not interested".Rathyr wrote:Checking in.
I have no idea who I am voting at this point, so I will Unvote.