ChannelDelibird: 4 (Thesp Fritzler MrBuddyLee Glork)
Thesp: 2 (ChannelDelibird Mgm)
Zindaras: 1 (Patrick)
Not voting: Ether Nightfall Zindaras CES
I've also looked now. I too dont see what MBL is talking about.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Also, MBL, I've looked for it. I've read his posts in isolation and re-read the entire thread. I didn't find anything. I see no reason to search further.
Awkward.Stoofer wrote:BTW, because this is a game consisting of active players only, the punishment for lurking will be modkilling, not replacement.
Which...might have something to do with it. Remember that argument Glork used against Adele earlier? "Sheeping?" Scummy might be a bit much, but I don't think I'd ever find it particularly impressive. I regard your discovery as your domain.MBL wrote:There hasn't been a SINGLE PBPA on CDB in the two weeks since my post indicating positivity of his scumminess.
There were a few other things he said that were on the same theme, though I'm never too sure how seriously to take these potential slips.CDB wrote:'m saying that I would have been righteously indignant (easily confused with defensive) at baseless accusations such as the ones you were making.
I didn't find Ether's mention of post 869 convincing and I went back some 5-6 odd pages IIRC and I didn't find what what MBL was on about. I'm just not that excited about MBL's change of heart regarding CDB because I can't find it and he refuses to show it.Patrick wrote:Mgm's posts are also sounding rather forced somehow. I dunno, MBL had this change of opinion, suddenly becoming certain that CDB is scum and saying he's found something damning in his posts, and Mgm doesn't seem the least bit excited about it, posting almost like an automated unit or something. It's weird. I very much dislike the narrow focus he has on getting Thesp lynched, seemingly only because of yesterdays ending.
Patrick, let's remember that that quote was in response to a similarly phrase hypothetical situation. You do make a good point about his lack of defense. Not sure yet if that is enough to lynch him for.ChannelDelibird wrote:Thesp's post 710:I'm saying that I would have been righteously indignant (easily confused with defensive) at baseless accusations such as the ones you were making. I feel they were more likely scum reaction-baiting because you stuck with them so vigourously. Town should not be calling for someone to die so repeatedly and vehemently on such a lack of basis.Thesp wrote:Why would the only possible reaction be defensive, as you seem to imply here? What was it about my "accusations" that made them appear to be scum trying to incite reactions rather than town trying to get reactions?
"I wouldn't do that as scum" = WIFOM.Thesp wrote:Why are scum more likely to be adamant and vocal? My experience has been the opposite, particularly because scum know the particular wagon-victim is town, want to push it along, but don't want to be associated too strongly with it. Your behavior D1 is consistent with this.
Fritzler only made 2 more posts than me on Day 1, and at least half of those were noncontent.Thesp wrote:Who else was silent on Day 1? Please jumpstart my potentially-faulty memory and help us identify others who were doing as such, so we can question them as well. Otherwise, I would have presume this statement is taking an unsubstantiated cheap shot at me.
Thesp's post 731: Keeps pushing the obviously wrong Professor Plum bloody knife example on Patrick.
That's faulty statistics. The chance any of us is scum is equal. The chance he is a role blocker is much higher for him than any of the other players.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Nothing is ever certain, Mgm. But there are three scum and there is onl 1/3rd of a Roleblocker. That's 90%, damn good odds.
Especially the answers to these last to questions are in my view townish from CDB and support my suspicions on Thesp.ChannelDelibird wrote: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.
I feel good with avote: Thesp
Oops, mistake. I corrected my faulty maths in the post, but didn't return to the first few lines afterwards.Mgm wrote:That's faulty statistics. The chance any of us is scum is equal.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Nothing is ever certain, Mgm. But there are three scum and there is onl 1/3rd of a Roleblocker. That's 90%, damn good odds.The chance he is a role blocker is much higher for him than any of the other players.
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This feels very, very odd. Noted for future reference.Ether wrote:(At this point, Channel looks screwed. I don't really expect a godfather to go this far on a limb to save a goon, as Mgm's arguments and sunken cost fallacy counterwagon would imply. I find those incomprehensible from either side, really; remind me to read something with Mgmscum.)
Quoted for massive, massive amounts of truthery.Patrick wrote:CDB is doing what I would expect from scum to be honest. I think a pro town powerole would put up more of a fight than this. He hasn't been willing to do as people asked him and give detailed opinions on other players, maybe for fear of incriminating scumbuddies.
I think it is far, far more likely (and far better) for our final power role to remain silent rather than counterclaim,Mgm wrote:If you believe the real roleblocker would counterclaim to ensure a scum lynch this chance increases to 100% (provided we do have a roleblocker as final power role)
I'm not sure I agree with this argument, as a successful block would be a cop-like investigation. Of course, a roleblocker would be best to block people less-suspected to be scum (as almost certainly the mafia are sending out their least-suspected members to do the killings), which is another reason I doubt CDB's claim.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:A roleblocker is way more expendable, though, especially after that no-lynch.