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um, i actually had similar questions about the game, seeing as this is my first nightless as well. i think any intelligent scum would make it a point not to ask that, but ask about some other power role (i know this is WIFOM). I dont know. i admit it makes him more suspicious than anyone else so far, but im not comfortable with lynching him for ignorance.
Anyways, bandwagons are not inherantly scummy. I mean, a bandwagon to start conversation is a good thing, as long as there's no random lynch. But i dont like how blahgo just jumped on without saying anything.
sofos: blahgo, andunvotefor now.- Elias_the_thief
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question bolded.Drain Bead wrote:Is a quicklynch a little less suspicious in a game where there are no night kills?I'd imagine so, if only because we're not guaranteed to start out down two if we misfire on Day 1.Drain Bead wrote:
Not going so far as to vote John yet until I get an answer to my semi-noob question.- Elias_the_thief
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er, i had 6. im quite certain. i know one was the indecisiveness, one was votehopping, one was lying about me, another was that you tried to build a case against me based on your own lies...
thats all i can remember right now. i had 6 though. anyways, i think 4 reasons is still enough to justify my vote.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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summary for BM: NAR votehopped, then when i brought it up he accused me of just copying what other people said. i actually was the first to accuse him of votehopping. he subsequently voted me for following other peoples opinions (which i didnt). Thats pretty much the whole summary. And there was much votehopping, but in particular there was the time he voted, unvoted, then voted vitamin in 3 consecutive posts.- Elias_the_thief
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This is pretty WIFOM. if we expect scum to act a certain way, theyll just act another. scum could easily play without caution, then say, "wouldnt i have been more careful if i was scum?"John wrote: Even with all this suspicion, i dont know if i really think he is scum. i think scum would think alot more about what they would say.
In my opinion, every player should play equally careful, because misinterpretations and mistakes can incriminate town as easily as scum. so i dont think this clears NAR at all.- Elias_the_thief
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I dont like this post. NAR was scummy, and I dont think he was messing with us. If he was just messing with us he wouldnt of replaced out (I know, ive played in game where he just messes with players).mustafa15 wrote:I think we should give NaR's replacement a clean slate, I think NaR might have just been messing with us.
So yeah, I still think NAR was scum, so theres no reason that his replacement should get to be cleared. I think that perhaps you posted this because you were NAR's scumbuddy. its feasible, youre one of the few players that he didnt vote day 1.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Vitamin, three things:
1) Ive played in several games with NAR, and I'm used to his style. It seems to me he was trying to play this game seriously. Plus he was close to being banned for his previous behavior, so he has to keep pretty much in line. So i think he not just messing with us. (he probably wouldve claimed something wierd if he was messing with us, rather than ask for a replacement, from my experience with him). In addition, I think asking for a replacement when there's a lot of pressure on you is suspicious on its own.
2) His votehopping was not the only thing that made him suspicious. After his votehopping he lied about my play, and then tried to build a case against me based on his own lies. He went as far as to vote me. If thats not scummy, I dont know what is.
3) I never said that we should immediately jump on NAR. But I find it suspicious that Mustafa thinks we should completely disregard the behavior of NAR, as it does provide us insight unto his role, and obviously the role of his replacement.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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ok. ill agree with you that NAR is a very unconventional player.
basically what happened between me and NAR was that :
1.I came back from vacation, and gave my opinions on Blahgo and John. I also called his votehopping suspicious.
2.He responded by saying that i was suspicious for suddenly coming into the game and for copying everyones opinions
3.I informed him that my opinions on him for completely new ones that I brought up, and that agreeing with the opinions of others does not make you suspicious to begin with.
4.He insists that I am copying everyones opinions and that this is a scumtell. He foses me, and urges the town to vote for me.
5.I fos him because he is trying to build a case against me based on his own lies.
6.He votes for me for no apparent reason.
7.I vote for him based on 6 reasons, (in a post that was lost in the crash, but Aimee can vouch for me that i did) including his indecisiveness, his votehopping, his lying (lynch all liars), and then his attempts to lynch me based on nothing but lies.
8.After the crash he claims he has lost interest in the game and requests replacement.
And as to the last point of yours, that totally WIFOM, because if we expect scum to not be obvious, theyll just act obv in their intentions. Arguments should never be based on what you would do if you were scum.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Battle Mage, its true that NAR loves being scum, but he hates being lynched. I think he would replace out of a game as scum if he were under a lot of pressure. But we already went over how NAR is such an ...unconventional player. I dont think we can judge whether or not NAR would replace out as scum on what other players would do. Also, I'm pretty sure this game was not just boring him, becuase most of the pressure was on him. Plus, directly after he replaced out of this game he replaced into another game. So he obviously has the time.
But anyways, the point is moot, because I'm not planning on lynching poor ol' skruffs based on NARs behavior. But I do think we should be slightly suspicious of him, and slightly suspicious of Mustafa for not wanting to count NARs behavior at all.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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I'm not sure if "being too out in the open" is much of a scumtell. As I see it, the more you let the town know of your suspicions and opinions, the more they get a read on you, and the more you help the town.VitaminR wrote:
Elias for me is too much out in the open in his attacks on now a ranger/you. I don't know, I'm just not getting a scum vibe off him.
Anyways skruffs, for clarity, my post about John meant to say that a mafioso would already know about his own abilities, but its true thats its wifom.
anyways, sorry for my absense of late guys, ive been sick for a while and I still am. After I post this or a similar message in all my games (im surprised at myself for posting content in this one) I will return to bed. But you can expect me back in 1-2 days.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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I'm confused. You call me suspicious for being too out in the open about my opinions. Then I make a post explaining how its good for town if everyone expresses their opinions fully, and you agree with it? Could you elaborate on how that is what you meant? Or are you saying that being "too" out in the open is good? Im just really confused, and some clarification would be nice.VitaminR wrote:
Yeah, that was what I was saying.Elias_the_thief wrote:
I'm not sure if "being too out in the open" is much of a scumtell. As I see it, the more you let the town know of your suspicions and opinions, the more they get a read on you, and the more you help the town.VitaminR wrote:
Elias for me is too much out in the open in his attacks on now a ranger/you. I don't know, I'm just not getting a scum vibe off him.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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The statement in question was that you looked like scumbuddies, not that you actually are. Personally, I feel that statement is correct, you do look like scumbuddies. That is to say, I think if one of you is scum, the other is likely to be. As for the matter of whether you ARE scumbuddies, we wont know that until this game plays out.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Why should supporting you and lynching you be the only two options? I find you suspicious, but until I do a reread focusing mainly on you two (I plan to today, but cant right now, Im at school in study hall) I wont feel confident enough to lynch you, and I may not then.Occult wrote:
I'm going to actually have to agree with VitR on this one....VitaminR wrote:Elias, way to not take a stand.
You don't seem to support me but your not willing to lynch me.
If my last comment, the "we wont know what they are til the game plays out" was simply meant to say that nothing is certain til the end, and that I didnt like that post that just said "wrong".I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Ok, I did a reread. Im very uncertain of how strong the case is for John & Occult being scummbuddies (i know i said i agreed with it before, but Im not so certain now). If you wish to, you can think of this as my *stand* on the issue. I think its a weak case, and I'll need more convincing before I agree to it. Mainly this game has involved everyone accusing everyone for everything and its all very confusing. After my reread, I'm getting a small amount of scum vibes from skruffs.
I find this suspicious because he blatantly misrepresents my intentions on one of my votes.Skruffs wrote: My suspicions on this game are going to be on the people who seem to trust or ignore each other; in this game, scum's only weapon is in misdirecting us into lynching each other. NOBODY should assume anyone is town, should give anyone the benefit of doubt, or should be playing favorites. The people who did that so far are going to be pretty high up on my list.
I was pretty blatant in the reasoning behind my vote, that I was voting Blahgo because of his lack of reasoning. He didnt say anything at all when he voted, and didnt say anything afterwords until he asked to be replaced. But the point is that I didnt vote him just because he was bandwagoning, and this is a misrepresentation of my reasoning. I think if you really believe we should be looking for people who mislead town, you would be more careful in describing things of importance such as reasons behind votes.Skruffs wrote:He continues on to say bandwagons aren't scummy, unvotes from the bandwagon, and then fosses Blahgo. Fossing (not voting) someone who is bandwagoning. Hmmmmmmm.
Also, you continually bring up my defense on various players. But I think this is a pretty bad thing to judge alignment by. I defend and attack players based on the opinions expressed in their posts. I was much more defending the opinions I agreed with then defending the players based on them being the players they are.
I dont like the way you use this as an argument for yourself and for NAR being Protown. Obviously its nothing we can make judgment on because we have no evidence of it taking place. I think that this is something that a lot of players may have just accepted without thinking about it, but I dont like it. Furthermore, I think NAR couldve easily said the same thing, except that he wanted the best thing for the Mafia. he's just as likely to want to be replaced for the sake of a mafia win as town, so his being thoughtful doesnt seem to represent anything about his alignment, at least in my opinion.Skruffs wrote:Well, and I don't want to bring metagaming into this, but it's there... NAR told me when he asked me to replace for him that he wanted to be replaced because he thought it was the best thing he could do for town. Which is actually kind of thoughtful, because I know some players who have no trouble getting themselves lynched, because they don't care about the game. So you can say that NAR is at least caring about the game, regardless of which alignment he is. He is town, of course. Err, was. I'm town.
What I would like to see is a more focused post about how the people you've expressed suspicions about are "misleading town", which is the reason you said they were suspicious. I hate to say this, but I believe that your massive post gave you some leeway to not be very specific about your actual reasons, allowing you to not be very commital about your opinions about people and their actions, seeing as the majority of the post was summary.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Ok Skruffs, thanks for responding. The first quote is simply me saying that I dont find the case strong enough for me to vote anyone based off it, and that I plan not to until I see more evidence. (since I'm not really too suspicious of them to begin with, I dont see much reason to agonize over finding evidence against one particular person, when I would like to spend that time searching in a more general fashion).
As for the next part, I dont think its my fault if some misunderstood this:
"Anyways, bandwagons are not inherantly scummy. I mean, a bandwagon to start conversation is a good thing, as long as there's no random lynch.."But i dont like how blahgo just jumped on without saying anything, so fos: blahgo,and unvote for now
I agree with you about the part about NAR and you, that its not particularly suspicious. I just think that some players might have accepted it without really thinking about it, and I wanted to point it out, so that yure not falsely cleared (not to say youre scum, but theres really no proof youre town)
Anyways, I dont hold it against you that you didnt respond to my analysis seeing as *nobody* did. But I said in it that I would like more detailed explanations about the people you specifically stated as the most guilty of misdirection.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Do you actually remember if John was town or scum in those games? Or if he got close to lynch? I hope youre including factors such as these before you just call him scum.VitaminR wrote:I like Skruffs' case against John. John seems to have sort of given up on this game and that really seems to clash with what I've seen of him in other games.
Occult, I've already explained why I think mustafa is town.
I dont remember your reasons for mustafa being town. I think Occult brings up a good point, which is that mustafa isnt really contributing all that much.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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er, Ive hardly been lurking all game. I was out for the weekend, and I havent got around to posting my opinions as early as I liked. I suppose you could say Ive been lurking from yesterday to today, but honestly, I cant put a decent post in on all my games in one day.
Anyways, Im in school right now. Cant really post my analysis here.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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There arent power roles? This is my first open game, and I'm unfamiliar with the rules of open games I guess. I think you meant to say in a nightless, and in that light I now see that my comment was pretty dumb, though not necessarily suspicious. My opinion of Guardian is that he is an experienced player who will contribute, but I havent got much of a read alignment wise as of yet.Guardian wrote:
This is an open setup... power roles? Scum who forgot there were no power roles? Only scummy thing I saw by you.Elias_the_thief wrote:i think any intelligent scum would make it a point not to ask that, but ask about some other power role
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Do you agree with the sentiment that John should have been lynched yesterday? I dont recall. If you do, it seems wierd that you wouldnt want to put pressure on his replacement seeing as their roles are obviously the same.Romanus wrote:I don't like this Yogurt Bandit wagon at all. The only argument I have really seen, and repeatedly is that John should have been lynched yesterday, or yesterday we knew he should be lynched today, so, let's lynch him.
I agree with the majority of this post. In a normal game, I can see some WIFOM logic in which Tony woiuld try to use his defense of a town player as a defense for himself, though in a nightless I dont think scum can afford to attempt to derail townie lynches.Guardian wrote:
IH, your basis for attacking Tony is that he had bad reasons for defending Occult, and that if Occult was scum then surely Tony would be too... Well great, but Occult was town. I am assuming that Tony's reasoning was faulty because he is newer, not because he is scum...
Defending town players IS NOT a scum tell. It isn't a "town tell", I am still unsure about Tony, but it is DEFINITELY NOT a scum tell. Pursuing Tony because of this is just more bad logic. I understand looking at him with suspicion yesterday, but today? Come on.
Anyways, Im not sure about the case on IH, Im wondoring where some players have got to/ stopped posting much of worth. Im also not liking the way that Tony showed up when there was a heated argument about him, and he chose to make a post questioning someones forgetfulness.
Guardian/ Skruffs: You guys seem confident that YB is scum, and if he comes up scum, then IH will be. But it seems that Guardian is pressing for the IH lynch more. My question: If IH is lynched, and comes up town, will you still pursue a YB lynch? or will this clear him in your mind?I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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What are you getting at with this point? I was just curious. (im sorry this is the best my reread came up with) Also, Im a fairly experienced player, so the point doesnt really make sense, as I'm not up there.IH wrote:
Notice that all three of Guardians scumlist, other than YB, are the experienced players.Guardian wrote:I think that three scum are thowing their new comrade under the bus - but I have no problem with this. If not, then we have mystery scum #4 and Skruffs IH and Vitr still seem scummy to me, though I would be wrong about Skruff's leading his buddies. I am like 80% sure YB is scum though... IH still would have been a better lynch for today, I'm like 90% sure on him.
Im waiting on Aimee's response to Vits points. Up until now I havent found much wrong with her play (besides the "If I had to choose between John and IH, I would pick John. IH isn't the target today really. I will vote YogurtBandit, unless he comes up with some reasons why I shouldn't." post), but now that those points have been brought out into the open she's moved up a spot on my LoS.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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First, my opinion of Guardian:
You came into the game replacing a player who didnt make much of an impact. At first I had trouble getting a read on you, but felt a protown vibe from you. Upon rereading I found some things I'd like addressed, and if you cant come up with answers, I will mildly suspicious of you. Perhaps I missed something in my reread, but I'm having trouble with these points:
1) The supposed link between Vit and IH. First you say you thought they were linked, then you take it back, and say you were wrong. But in later posts you refer to the fact that if one is scum, the other probably is too. Could you clear up whether you have them linked or not, and if so, why?
2) Your suspicion of IH. You say it's mainly because of IH steering the lynch away from John. When IH asks for some proof of this, you never really respond, although you've made several large posts between then and now. If you could provide some actual proof, (besides him attacking Tony's defense of Occult, which is all I could find, which I think is really weak anyways) it would be appreciated.
3) You admit that you were wrong about your reasons for suspecting Vit, which were basically the supposed link between him and IH. But you still put him as one of your top suspects. If there is any reason for suspecting him besides that link, I'd like to hear it. Also, if it IS the link, then again I ask for an answer to my first point.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Romanus:
Ok. Not the most active player, his second post comes at page 5. He claims some RL issues, so this isnt a very big deal.
Near the beginning of the game, he comments on how he doesnt think Occult and John are a likely scumpair, though he doesnt comment on either of them seperately, which I found interesting. Later, he would be a late comer to the YB wagon, which looks a lot like a last minute bussing attempt. Later on, he becomes pretty consistent in two things:
1) BM is scum
2) Occult is Town.
This disturbs me because:
1) when Guardian replaces BM, he drops almost all his suspicions in about 1 post.
2) He votes Occult almost directly after saying he's think Occult is looking more and more protown. Switches back to BM soon after.
He claims info lynch as his motive behind his vote, though if he's so sure of Occults alignment, it doesnt seem he'd need it. It seems more like an opportunistic wagon jump than anything else. Also, he says those involved with Occults wagon need to be looked at, which interests me, since I think he plays an odd role in the wagon. Anyways, it boils down to one thing on Romanus, which is that he looks opportunistic. Both his switch to Occult, and his late coming to the YB wagon, seem like opportunistic scum moves. The first, hoping for an easy lynch on Occult, the second to buss a buddy and look townish.
A weak case, IMO. But a definately scummy vibe from him.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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ok. I didnt get to it when I wanted to, but I finally did the Vit analysis. Dont expect much, I didnt find a lot.
Basically in the beginning of the game Vit is the first to vote based on Johns post. Time goes by, the NAR fiasco occurs, there are some disagreements between me and Vit. Eventually, Vit comes to thinking that Occult and John are buddies. He switches to Occult, without much reason. A few posts later he is pushing hard for the Occult lynch. This is probably the most suspicious thing I see about him. Time goes by, and Vit switches back and forth between Occult and John a few times arbitrarily. Missmoo comes in and puts Occult at -1, vit comes in and switches back to Occult for a tad bit suspcious hammer (in my opinion). Anyways, most of my suspicion based on his guiding of the Occult wagon are slightly nullified by his eagerness to lynch John next day, though it could easily be a bus to clear his name. He gets distracted by Aimee breifly, but still ends up lynching YB (john).
I guess there is a little bit of a scummy ring to Vit's voting patterns, but I dont really get a scum read from him besides that.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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Um, hey retard: Check about three pages back where I outlined my opinion on 3 fucking players. Dont even pretend that I'm not taking a stand. If it didnt get through your thick skull, that question was meant to refute your opinion, AKAtake a stand.
Also, lets look at my last couple posts:
^ explaining reasons for defending aimee.Elias_the_thief wrote:I'm defending her because the case is weak. I'd much rather be considered linked to Aimee then see her lynched for weak reasons. There are much better lynch candidates out there.
^ taking a stand on the Aimee case.Elias_the_thief wrote:It seems to me that this case is being exaggerated a good deal. Im not really getting why Aimee is a good lynch, and the whole thing seems to be a distraction in my opinion.
It's obvious that im asking tons of questions in this post.Elias_the_thief wrote:so many replacements...
^ taking a stand on the alliance issue.Elias_the_thief wrote:As for the alliance idea, I dont trust any of those people enough to possibly go through with it. I am suspicious of most of those people to some degree.
Even if I didnt, what about you? You know whats worse then "not taking a stand"? Taking a stand and not fucking saying why. Thats some nice pro-town work there. "yuck yuck, i know, i'll help town by saying what I think and refusing to say why i think it. That should help ‘em out". It sounds to me like you were just making that statement for no reason at all, (unless youre buddies) and when someone asked for a reason you made up some bullshit about how I'm not good enough to ask questions to you.
If that post was too pissed off for you guys, then blame my RL, im not in a good mood. But seriously, that last post was retarded.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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I have to apologize for my post earlier. I let my RL interfer with the game. But I still think Romanus' post was really dumb
I think the case on IH is decent, but I have to go back and reread to get a clearer idea of the reasons behind the Occult wagon. If theyre what Guardian is saying, I'm pretty suspicious of IH, because thats the most important part of the case. Also, after rereading the linkage case, I see it as feasible. Its not enough to convince me fully, but there are a couple of good points in there.
Anyways, I'm most suspicious of Romanus right now, for the reasons in my case 3 pages ago, for his flipflopping on Guardians case, and for his recent dodging of my question and that incredibly dumb post refusing to respond to questions.I play the games rul gud.- Elias_the_thief
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