Teehee.Glork wrote:Oh, wow, I somehow completely missed that post.UnFoS, I guess...
*points and laughs*
Teehee.Glork wrote:Oh, wow, I somehow completely missed that post.UnFoS, I guess...
My point was that Glork is assuming the worst with no evidence to back it up. I never tried to lynch CDB, so assuming that was my aim has no basis in either fact or logic.Patrick wrote:That's quite a strange sort of a defence. Obviously we don't know whether or not you were, but the wording and timing suggests it. This isn't a game of certainties.
Bzzzt. Fail.Mgm wrote:My point was that Glork is assuming the worst with no evidence to back it up. I never tried to lynch CDB, so assuming that was my aim has no basis in either fact or logic.Patrick wrote:That's quite a strange sort of a defence. Obviously we don't know whether or not you were, but the wording and timing suggests it. This isn't a game of certainties.
Try Occam's Razor it works like a charm.
I don't find the case against him that compelling. Also, I think scum would be less likely to parody the reason a townie is being run up on votes.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Thesp: why aren't you voting for Glrok?
I agree. I feel like I've fallen dow on my duties.Zindaras wrote:I seriously don't like the way Thesp's playing. I don't feel he's contributing to the game.
I have definitely felt this way.Glork wrote:This is probably the strangest set of interactive suspicions I have ever seen. It actually makes me wonder if maybe the Mafia is just sitting back and letting a bunch of townies rip each other apart.
It helps me figure out player interactions. It's a new tactic I've been using.MrBuddyLee wrote:Thesp, you asked why I wasn't voting CDB, which is a bold, somewhat manipulative question for you to ask considering I'm currently voting for you.
I admit my play on D1 was bad, but I don't think you can really criticise people for the AndrewS wagon.Thesp wrote:I'm still most uncomfortable with ChannelDelibird, particular with his actions D1 (following a townie's bandwagon with support and little other contribution
You mean I should have gotten defensive and let you wagon me for overreacting?Thesp wrote:and deliberately not reacting to something he knew was to elicit reaction).
Then how exactly would you expect a townie to play if they had been lurkish on D1 and trying to make up for it on D2?Thesp wrote:His D2 play is consistent with how I would expect scum to play had they been lurkish on D2 and trying to make up for it. I am trying to ascertain if it would be consistent with townie play, and I don't feel like it is.
That's the relevant quote.ChannelDelibird wrote:I'm not convinced by that explanation. I also feel that if you feel you learned something from it, telling the town who you feel made a scummy reaction to your post would help your position (if it's justified, of course).FoS: AndrewS
Odd posts, not paying attention, obstinacy are mealy-mouthed reasons scum use to incriminate people they know aren't scum. Can you clarify your stance on Mgm please when you get the time? It's not like you haven't posted content, but it doesn't read clearly to me.Patrick wrote:I've read MgM's posts and some of the accusations against him. He's made some odd posts, and hasn't paid attention at times. As I noted before his attack on Glork was strange and felt like he was sticking to a rigid policy of just voting anyone suggesting no lynch. I don't know, there seems to be less going against him that I had first thought. I'm not sure I find him any worse than ppl like Adele or CDB.
MgM: I think the day 1 case against him was overstated. However, the defences he's used today for asking spectrumvoid to claim set off alarm bells with me. If you think someone is a powerole, you step up to defend them if needed. I am struggling to reconcile what MgM did with a pro town mindset. Interesting is how Adele said "Someone owes someone an apology, which seemed to be a way of avoiding taking a side. Last thing on Mgm is that his vote for Glork in post 465 felt strangely oppotunistic. More likely than average to be scum.
So you suspect me. I can live with it (we're playing a game of mafia after all). It's the assumption that asking for clarification about CDB is an attempt to lynch him which I don't like. You're painting me in a bad light (possibly with the aim to get people to vote me) based on an incorrect premise. Since you already suspect me, you should have enough material to build a case on less strenuous assumptions. CES worded it quite nicely: "That's a bad mindset as it leads to circular reasoning. The correct mindset is possibly guilty until proven otherwise." And just so you are entirely clear on my intentions;Glork wrote:Bzzzt. Fail.Mgm wrote:My point was that Glork is assuming the worst with no evidence to back it up. I never tried to lynch CDB, so assuming that was my aim has no basis in either fact or logic.Patrick wrote:That's quite a strange sort of a defence. Obviously we don't know whether or not you were, but the wording and timing suggests it. This isn't a game of certainties.
Try Occam's Razor it works like a charm.
I am most certainlynotnaive enough to give you the benefit of the doubt,ESPECIALLYif Ialready suspected youfor other reasons. And evidently, I am not alone in this most recent suspicion. In my eyes, you're guilty until proven innocent.
lawlscumAdele wrote:I swear that I posted yesterday, but that post's not here now, and I don't remember what I said
"lawl"? o...kay. And I especially like the "scum" bit. We'll be coming back to that later.Glork wrote:lawlscum
Glork's really enjoying jumping on people (heck, see his last post for an example). He seems more wanting to find excuses for accusing people than trying to actually figure out whoGlork wrote:This is interesting. And very strange.
Glork thinks MGM, Thesp, Ether, Adele, possibly CDB are scummy.
Thesp finds CDB scummiest.
Adele supports Glork's suspicions of Ether (though I find it odd that she's not voting for anybody... any reason for the lack of a vote, Adele?)
CDB find Ether, Thesp, and Glork scummy.
MGM finds Glork, CDB scummy.
Ether is gone for a couple more days, but I think I remember her suspecting MGM yesterday.
Well, bad logic's like a hanging bracket...MBL wrote:Sometimes you'll see Adele correct people's logic without making a statement on whether or not they're scummy--it's more conversational.
In that post, he says he doesn't trust me or Thesp. Then he says a bunch of other stuff, including several comments about Thesp, but none about me. Was I just stuck in there as an easy target? Actually, probably not, he probably thought it wasn't necessary since it's a reasonably common opinion that I'm shifty.Zindaras wrote:I find myself agreeing with Glork and, even more, MBL. Thesp is setting off alarm-bells in my head, and so is Adele.
I don't agree with the Glorkwagon. I could be wrong, but Glork isn't setting off any alarm-bells with his play so far D2. In fact, I'd expect Town-Glork to up his game after a bad Day 1. I agree with MBL's observation that Thesp doesn't really seem to be trying to catch scum.
I mentioned that I'd not been certain of Glork's seriousness because it was relevant that more then one person made the same mistake (at one point Glork expresses a similar sentiment). Post 444 I wanted to say that I'd oppose an mgm wagon today. There's been a lot of attention on him for what I've come to believe are not very good reasons.Patrick wrote:See I think that both mgm and Adele have acted pretty scummy, but I could see them as scumbuddies. They don't address each other much, or express any suspicion of each other, and Adele keeps slipping in small defences of MgM. Like in post 318, where she makes MgM's attack on Glork seem more reasonable by saying that she actually wasn't sure whether Glork was serious either. Post 444 disagrees with the mgm 'bandwagon' of one vote. And I still don't like the last line of post 477 which seemed like another way of not taking a side.
...something he's been doing a lot btw...Mgm wrote:Patrick wrote:
That's quite a strange sort of a defence. Obviously we don't know whether or not you were, but the wording and timing suggests it. This isn't a game of certainties.
My point was that Glork is assuming the worst with no evidence to back it up.
So, ouch, yeah, he shouldn't be calling on Occam's Razor in mafia. That's a... logical error. (um, insert MBL's laughter here?)Mgm wrote:I never tried to lynch CDB, so assuming that was my aim has no basis in either fact or logic.
Try Occam's Razor it works like a charm.
I'm just wondering why you quoted that post by Glork when you made that assertion. He wasn't exactly jumping on ppl there, he gave his opinion on how the suspicions of various ppl interwine and how that leads him to believe that there might be one or two lurker scum.Adele wrote:Glork's really enjoying jumping on people (heck, see his last post for an example). He seems more wanting to find excuses for accusing people than trying to actually figure out who is scum.Glork wrote:This is interesting. And very strange.
Glork thinks MGM, Thesp, Ether, Adele, possibly CDB are scummy.
Thesp finds CDB scummiest.
Adele supports Glork's suspicions of Ether (though I find it odd that she's not voting for anybody... any reason for the lack of a vote, Adele?)
CDB find Ether, Thesp, and Glork scummy.
MGM finds Glork, CDB scummy.
Ether is gone for a couple more days, but I think I remember her suspecting MGM yesterday.
Now you're running this same defence for Mgm too. I find it hard to understand. Mgm made a post right. It put out some feelers for a possible CDB lynch, by seeing whether there would be some momentum in that direction. He committed himself to precisely nothing in that direction. So no, it hasn't really put CDB closer to a lynch, because he's not one of the biggest targets right now, but I'm not sure why that matters.Adele wrote:So, ouch, yeah, he shouldn't be calling on Occam's Razor in mafia. That's a... logical error. (um, insert MBL's laughter here?)
But anyway. The question - did Mgm do anything directly or indirectly to contribute to a CDB lynch - is relevant. The fact that there are indirect tactics at play in Mafia's not the point - the question as to whether Glork can point to some indirect machinations or simply hallucinated this relationship is. At any rate, I trust Mgm at this time.