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Hi everyone! This is my firsteverMafia game. In fact, just a few weeks ago I didn't know it existed. I heard about the phenomenon on another message board and felt I had to get in on this psychological drama.
Don't worry though, I've been reading through old games and feel I have a decent grasp on the mechanics.
However, picking out scum? Wow. I sincerely hope my head doesn't explode...
The obligatory random vote:
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Cogito Ergo Sumwrote:
Woah, why?!Venkman, switch over to Caddock
I threw my vote at you because you are the most veteran player of the bunch. I figured you would understand how meaningless the initial vote is. Why so defensive so early on?
I'm not ready to put two votes on ANYONE, especially before they have spoken.
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Thanks Cogito for explaining the quote mechanism, it's slightly different than another message board and I couldn't figure out how to get it to work.
Before I do anything with my vote, I would like to ask you a question. Would you feel comfortable, at this point in the game, having the two "pressure" votes on you?
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Cogito> I honestly don't know how to feel about you. Your defensive attitude seems out of place for a veteran, especially after you assert how worrying about getting lynched is not part of your style.
Nocmen> You put the second vote of Cogito, and we havn't even heard from over half the players. For those reading through the thread there is the perfect opportunity to judge Cogito, without anyone else even offering post content of their own. Often times the biggest tells come from players defending themselves.
Plus, I feel a slower game benefits the town, and jumping to conclusions here isn't the way.
I'm going to cut back on posting until we hear from more players. In addition:Unvote: Cogito Ergo Sumso we don't give lazy players and scum an easy target.
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I noticed this and completely agree with you. CES does appear to be trying to fit in. However, we came to different conclusions.Eldarion wrote:It could very well be that in his (Cogito Ergo Sum) defensive play he's trying to fit in with newbies
In this game there are only two people who have any motivation to pretend to be something they are not. Who would benefit from sliding under the radar as a newbie, scum or town?
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Eldarion> I assume your answer is, lynched? I don't understand your point here, or why you are asking me the question about his behavior.
I'll admit, my suspicion about CES is more of a hunch than a solid accusation. So far, among the people who have responded, his play doesn't make sense to me.
Do you completely disagree?
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Eldarion> Of course you may call me Peter =) ..and scrutiny is the name of the game right? You wouldn't be acting very town if youdidn'tscrutinize everyone.
I think this has been enough action for me today. It's late and I'm tired. I won't be around a whole lot tomarrow, but i'll be certain to make a few posts.
I'd really like to hear from the rest of the players too.
Goodnight everyone!
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Green> I'm not sure Remu's actions are a tell. I jumped on CES for being defensive, yet it's been brought up by a few of you thateveryoneis going to be defensive. I think Remu's behavior is more in line with the "First vote is a joke vote" and that fits with the lighthearted accusations that were being thrown outbefore the game even started.
CEShas been absent since I put the heat on him. I'm curious if this is because of real life commitment, or because he felt his own defense was only making things worse and he wanted to lie low.
Nocmenhas also departed from the thread for a little while. His posts were a little unfocused, but at this point i'm not willing to cry scum over that.
Greenliquidyou appear to be slow and steady in your posting. At this point i'm neutral about you, as I don't think we've had enough time to learn your true standing.
Eldarionhas also been a steady poster to this thread and appears to be approaching the outing of scum in a fairly straightforward and logical manner. I don't like his vote hopping at this point, but again, it's too early to tell.
I would really, really like to hear fromCaddock. In my oppinion, he should read the thread, give us his feelings on people, and perhaps provide a second "pressure" vote to get things moving. Remember, he will be the last player to join the game, and at this point we aren't exactly in "wild guess" mode.
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Eldarion> I hadn't given that "pre-game" vote much serious consideration, like I mentioned a post or two ago, I thought it was a joke.
You are right though,CEShad his role, and could very well have been setting the stage for himself.
Or he was joking.
Idothink it is interesting that after I calledCESout for lurking he posted within a half hour about how he wasn't lurking, yet he didn't actually reply to any of the questions posed to him. Posts without content = a subtle form of lurking that a veteran might use.
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Green> at the begining of the post you quote, I felt I specificly backed off my previous acusation of CES being defensive. Maybe that wasn't clear.
I agree with you that attacking someone in one's owndefensivepost is a good indication of nerviousness.
I'm still waiting for the last player to show up and contribute before I vote again. I think a fresh perspective will help.
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Nocmen> I'm still assuming the Caddock hasn't realize the game has started. Until we can determine he is deliberately not posting, we havenothingto go on about him.Blackberryis it too early for a prod?
CES> We simul-posted earlier, I just noticed it. You didn't emerge after me calling you out, in fact, you beat me here. My FOS is off you.
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Seriously?? We might not make the same connections as you Remu, as we all read motivation differently. I saw something inCESthat aparently no-one else sees. Through some good dicussion over our interpretations we learned a lot about everyone.
Sitting on information isn't pro-town. I'm unleashing my saved vote for you.
Vote: Remussaidow
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Wow,nowwe have something to talk about!
CESYou were the third vote on Remu. About 50 minutes passed, than you retracted your vote. From what I can tell from your retraction post, you might not have realized you were the third vote, and are not ready to lynch. You are asking us to really put faith in you, and I don't like such blatent mistakes from a veteran player as yourself.
However, your weird behavior isn't nearly as important as the Big question on my mind. Why wasn't Remu lynched?? As far as I can tell, this gives us a few scenariios to work with.
1) One of the three people [GreenLiquid, Peter Venkman, Cogito Ergo Sum] who voted for Remu is scum. And Remu is scum.
2) One of the three people who voted for Remu is scum, and scum #2 missed his window, didn't want to hammer to draw suspicion, or is not playing (Caddock).
3) None of the voters are scum, Remu is scum, and scum #2 didn't want to hammer his partner.
4) Two of the voters are scum and no town took the bait.
Each of these scenarios is a lot to mull over. I'm carefully considering their full implications, and would ask each of you to do the same. Which of these situations do you feel is most likely?
I'm getting less and less sure about Caddock being unaware the game is going on. If Blackberry is not going to prod Caddock we have no evidence that he is unaware of the thread. Hedidconfirm. I'm begining to think this is deliberate.
I really, really didn't want to attack someone who isn't aware the game is going on. I was excited to play my first game of mafia, and I'd be upset if I was lynched before I even got a chance to post. However, because Blackberry is not going to prod Caddock, I feel the only tool we have at confirming his status is pressure.
Unvote Remussaidow. Vote Caddock
I still suspectRemu, but leaving my vote on him is meaningless. If he didn't get lynched earlier today, than something is amiss. I'm doing likeCESrecomended, and using the power of my vote to it's fullest.
AndCESI havn't forgotten your goofyness. Please, tighten up your play.
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Remu> You were at -1 to lynch for about 5 hours total today.
I left for work a little after I put the second vote on you, and checked this thread as soon as I got home.
Also, don't think thatCESdid you any favors by removing his vote. He put you at -1 to lynch forabsolutely no given reason, than backed out when no-one bit. Right now he is asking us to beleive that this was a mistake.
Why do you beleive him?
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CES> You appear to be pointing atonlyscum hammering after your third vote. Town could have easily done it, and day 2 would have been just as confusing.
You are playing like scum right now. Scum would drop a third vote hoping for a lazy townie to hammer. Than, Day2, would have said something similar to what you just said. We blame the hammer, mislynch, than scum wins.
I asked you to tighten up your play and you still post half the story. You are still asking us to take your third vote on faith as a "mistake."
Your are my number one suspect right now.
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Nocmen> I am trying to make mental "scum pairs" of players too. However, I disagree with your CES/Remu combo. It would be just plain stupid for CES to try to distance himself from his scum partner this early bynearlylynching him.
I could see that tactic working end-game in 20+ Mafia situation, but here it would be a bad move.
If CES is scum, I felt his partner would most likely be the AFK Caddock.
Green & Eldarion> I appreciate you using FoS's at this point. We are down to only six players and if Caddock is not scum this statisticly puts Town at a serious disadvantage. We really, really need to wait until Player #7 arrives before more action is taken.
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Now a Ranger> Welcome to the game! I'm glad the whole crew is finially gathered...
Have you read the whole thread yet? Like Remus said, we are a little past the random voting stage. There is a good deal of posting material from each player to analyize.
Being that you are last to the party, you have a nice clean slate, and probobly don't appear suspicious to anyone.
I'd like your oppinion on why Remus wasn't hammered when he had three votes on him.
...a theory of mine is that CES is scum, and you are scum #2. Remus wasn't hammered because you weren't playing yet.
I understand that you will feel defensive about this, and I learned earlier this game that it's hard not to get emotional when someone FoS's you. Please, respond to my accusation, but remember it's currently just a theory. I'm not kicking your dog or anything, or evenvotingon you.
Finially, I completely disagree that this game is about luck. I've read through enough threads to see that good logical play can win it for town. Town only has one motivation, wheras scum has two contradictory motivations. Scum tells appear because it is impossible to play both sides without betraying yourself somewhere.
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Hey everyone> Over the next four days my computer access will be limited. I'll be certain to postat leastonce a day.
Now a Ranger> You say CES avoided a direct question from me, and this is a scum tell. Do you realize you just did the same thing?
You point at CES, but remember, if CES turns out scum, by my logic outlined earlier I beleive you are scum no. 2. If CES turns out Town, everyong voting for him is going to look pretty stupid.
Care to give us a different explindation as to why you are not scum no 2? Using the logic that Remus didn't get hammered because scum was AFK implicates yourself.
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Hi everyone, I'm back to regular computer usage!
Suprisingly, not a whole lot has happened over the past four days.Now a Rangeremerged as our final player and promptly claimed town.CESappears to be back doing his "letmetell you who to vote for" that irritated me so much in the begining.Greenliquidindicates he wants to put pressure on CES and Remu yet doesn't switch his vote (remember, Remu didn't get lynched allready when he was at -1 to lynch).Eldariontriple posts his philosophy on finding scum.NocmentFoS's Now a Ranger but doesn't add much more.Remussaidowfingers CES.
I am curious whyRemusandGreenliquiddon't just cast their votes on CES. Are you trying to distance yourselves from a mislynch only you two know about?
I am also curious whyCogito Ergo Sumisn't casting a vote on anyone, yet is pressuring others to do so. CES claimed he likes to use the power of his vote to the fullest, yet suspiciously isn't.
Finially, i'm disapointed inNow a Ranger. A person joining a game this late has a unique opportunity to asses each player objectively and give a summary. He completely blew that chance with some really crappy play.
I'll be checking this thread more often now, so please respond to my commentary. Did I miss anything? Am I completely off base with my summary?
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Now a Ranger>
My last statement about you was a little harsh. I am sorry. I have seen mafia games get heated, but calling another person's play "crappy" is completely uncalled for. I sincerely feel bad, and understand my mistake.
In addition, it was wrong of me to ask you to do anything. Your play is your own, and while I think it would have benefitted the town to hear a new perspective, I should not be telling other players what to do.
Finially, I feel bad that my statement appears to have pushed you to throw your hands in the air and say the mafia equivalent of "I quit!"
Remember,everyoneon the town side wins when both mafia are caught. During normal play, it is almost a guarantee that a mislynch will occur. Part of playing this game as town is making sure that your team will benefit from your possible death. Your team-mates will re-read your previous posts and observe your voting pattern, knowing you are confirmed with a role.
Again, I am sorry for my harsh language.
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Now a Ranger>
One of us? That player might have apologized too.
Your display of "real controversial" play has done nothing for the town. Please stop meta-gaming and give us some serious content.
For example: it is helpful if you type something along the lines of FoS: X for reason Y.
Your use of "all of you" isn't really clear. Only two people actually voted for you, which is a small minority. The rest of us were turned off by your disregard for taking the game seriously.
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Now a Ranger>
Unvote yourself NOW. You have put yourself in a quicklynch position and this is not a good move. You aren't playing pro-town, and are doing a great job of confusing everyone.
Nothing you have done so far makes sense to me. Please explain how your tactics are helping the town.
Remember, claiminganythingrequires that people have a reason to beleive you. During round one, it is expected that all seven players claim town, actually doing so is redundant.
Also, put yourself in the position of others. IfRemusclaimed on his mother's grave that he was town, would you beleive him?
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I appreciate the compliment. IGreenliquid wrote:Peter Venkman- Playing the voice of reason. Acting town, but anyone playing that role is suspect just because it is frequently used as a scum cover.amtrying to approach this game as straightforward and logical as I can. This is my first game, but I've read through enough threads on this board to know that town's only chance is through extended conversation.
Using this point as a "scum tell" feels like it really undercuts town's only tool for sniffing out scum. If no-one provided a voice of reason this game might have veered into wacky land a few pages ago...
I mentioned it earlier, but I'll say it again. Town players have one motivation, whereas Scum players have two conflicting motivations. Through discussion and voting we can determine if a player is representing one interest or two.
I beleive the game can be won through logic. In fact, I wouldn't be playing otherwise. I thought others felt the same way, and that is why we are here on a message board, rather than tossing dice in the closet.
Greenliquid> You are a veteran player. In fact, you've run a few games. In your experience, what is the best way to sniff out scum?
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Good point. My posts certainly have been "voice of reason" the past few pages. But if you'll notice, I did ride CES and Remus pretty hard in the begining. The past few days not much has happened other than fending off some serious insane play. I've just been trying to keep us on track.Greenliquid wrote:I'm not saying that the voice of reason is scummy in and of itself, but rather it is commonly used as a scum cover-up. If played cleverly, the scum can avoid throwing out any suspicions and leaving any traceable record, but still look very pro-town. The voice of reason is sometimes town though, and the way you're playing it suggests a townie at the helm.
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True. The point I was trying to make is that this game is not one of luck. We are talking about the same thing in different ways =)Greenliquid wrote:One should not lynch solely on the basis of a person's logic, since even town can make logical errors. You want to also look at suspicious behavior. Voting records, tells, and style of play can tell a lot about of person's alignment.
In my oppinion, nothing much has happened in the past few days. In addressingNow a Ranger's posts we have all gotten distracted by the clown. Hopefully we can get back on track now.
I have thoughtCESto be scum this whole game. His actions aren't consistant with what he says. He is basically lurking, as his posts don't ever have much content. He doesn't appear to be interested in actually finding scum.
Vote: Cogito Ergo Sum
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Are you asking because you can't figure it out yourself? Your demonstration of no knowledge about how this game works leads me to that conclusion...
First, after any player is lynched we analyze his posts with the new knowledge of the role reveal. If he is scum, look for suspicious interactions with the other players. If he is town, you can trust that his logic was meant to out scum, rather than distract.
Second, we examine the voting players. Were any votes placed with little reason? Who didn't vote on that player? why? ...and so on.
The "can a mafia kill mafia" question leads me to beleive you have no clue what is going on. Would you please read some of the other threads, maybe a FAQ, than get back to us?
If you are so suspicious of Remus, why did you vote forCES? You sure do love bandwagoning.
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<sigh>
During the Day phase,anyonecan be lynched.
During the Night phase, the scum players decide who to kill.
You appear to have a lot of time on your hands right now (you keep responding to my posts). I would suggest you use that time to read through a few finished games. I would skp past the first page where roles have been revealed, and try to "guess" each person's role. It can be fun!
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Thanks for the compliment CES. Forgive the following, as it isn't personal.
CES> You are lurking to the extreme. Way to pop in, not respond to your accusation, not add any new content, and try to subtly discredit me by calling me "paranoid." My votes have been few and far between, and quite focused.
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Woooah, lookitNow a Rangergo!
Ranger> You are demonstrating more understanding of this game than I ever gave you credit for. That coupled with your claim of having read a few other games leads me to beleive you have been deliberately distracting with your antics.
Unvote CES. Vote Now a Ranger
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You left us with nothing. Worse off than before. You were at three votes and I didn't hammer. You unvoted yourself, than I put you at three, hoping that if you were town we weould at least learn something from the hammer.Now a Ranger wrote:I'm dead. Hah big mistake peter.
Way to mess that up too.
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C.E.S.There isn't a need torushthings. However, thereisa need to discuss thepeople.
I suggest we useFoSheavily rather than an actually vote. As players, we should act as though, at this point, aFoSis as serious an accusation as a vote.
If three players put aFoSon a single given player, we can than discuss, as a town, if a lynch is appropriate.
Hopefully that will spark discussion.
Currently i'm trying to decide if the long night meant anything. Eldarion has been almost lurking, as if he doesn't check the thread often. Are the two related?
FoSEldarion.
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CESat this point in the game, if you're going to throw out accusations, will you please back them up with something? You just accused 3 of the 5 players...
I didn't say it after your first post, but you've added NO content to this game, at all. You are playing the role I was earlier accused of, the "voice of reason."
You claim to "use the power of your vote to the fullest" yet you havn't demonstrated that ONCE this game. You have sat on the sidelines and prodded other players to make a move.
You make the first day 2 post an immediate "this is how reasonable people should play, yet i'm not going to cast suspcion on anyone and therefor myself."
Why are you so afraid to take a stance?!
MyFoShas been on you this entire game. I regret the distraction of the worthlessNow a Ranger. I notice now, that you sat on the sidelines while he gathered suspicion.
Greenliquid died, and he was the one who breadcrumbed the voice of reason hint. Perhaps you realized his focus would turn to you.
Care to defend those you fingered? Care to defend yourself?
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CES> I re-read my post and realized it could be read with an angry tone. I'm sorry, and didn't mean it that way. If you can't tell, I'm really into this game. I really want to win and am upset by the mislynch.
I just want day 2 to make more sense than day 1. Please,everyone, if you are going to accuse someone, give us a REASON.
I think posts without content are suspicious.
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Just prodding CES. Looks like it worked.Nocmen wrote:What type of question is that?
CES> I'm with you on the "large pool of suspects." However, you could have said that instead of your blanket accusation.
At this point, I've cast suspicion on every single player too.
I'm interested in hearing from Remus andespeciallyEldarion.
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Remus> You make a good point, I hadn't thought about it earlier but yeah, Green was one of the only two IC's, and could have really helped here.
I think that makes this quote a little more telling:
Way to use meta-gaming and a player who cannot speak in your defense. Green cannot validate nor invalidate that statement.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:GreenLiquid was the actually the only one who really knows my playstyle in this game and who, as such, did not find me really suspicious, apart from the accidental third vote.
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I assume you won't take it personal thanCES. I havn't had the luxury of playing with you, nor read many of the games you've participated in. I've mostly read Newbie games so I could get a better grasp of what's going on here.
Until we hear from Eldarion we are talking ourselves in circles. I know it's only been about 24 hours since the thread re-opened, but could we get a prod?
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Eldarion, you win the prize for "longest post in game #320."
Thank you for that huge rundown. My FoS was poor logic, I just wanted your reaction.
As for...
I don't know how to react. Thanks? I admit I havn't been feeling this way, that whole ordeal with Ranger left me thinking that my approach to this game might be seriously flawed.Eldarion wrote:Peter Venkman: The only thing suspicious about him is that he doesn't really make mistakes.
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C.E.S.I assume you meanRemussaidow??
Individually I might agree with you, but I havn't seen evidence of apair.
C.E.S.Your day 2 "strategy" appears to be one of gathering trust. You make the first day 2 post a very neutral "this is the best way to play" post. You follow it up with some more non-comments, and until my serious prod you really avoid any in-game analysis. You blanket accuseeveryoneto "blend in" with the rest of us confused townies. Now you are narrowing it down by what appears to be a completely arbitrary process. Remember, if you don't saywhyat this point in the game, you aren't helping.
Right now, the scum players have a lot more information than the town. If things don't appear to be proceeding well for them, it makes sense one would give the other up in an attempt to have an easy win for day 3.
It is no secret that I have felt you are scum this whole game. I suspect if we did end up lynching one of those two it would have turned out to be the right one, thus anchoring faith in you.
I would feel comfortable casting my vote on you, than following it up on whichever of those two players are still alive in day 3.
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Hmn... I was sorta wondering why I lived to see day 2. I figure I was the most likely target, and you've confirmed that.
My best guess: the scum players didn't want to gamble with the presence of a doctor. Picking the no2 candidate has a better chance of getting a kill.
I admit, this is a WIFOM argument. However, pointing to me still being alive isn't a compelling argument for your innocence.
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