Jack wrote:Glork wrote:I'm not in favor of a meta-lynch of BM either. I'm in favor of getting him to adapt his playstyle so that he isn't practically
always
an immediate suspect
Frankly I don't see why he
is
always an immediate suspect and such people are useful as scum-bait anyway. The town just has to be smart enough to not speed lynch them.
...which, I will note, we didn't do. (Speed-lynch BM, that is.)
But no, I agree with TCS that it tends to be distracting much more often than helpful. Your suspicion of me, as far as I can tell, stems from our difference in philosophies regarding this matter. Stating that you disagree with my stance/points on a general metagame topic does not equate to thinking somebody is scum.
At any rate, if you think that BM became "scum-bait" this time around, which players jumping on him do you think were scums, and why?
-You stated YogurtBandit for not understanding what he was saying against BM
-You stated Beanbagboy for seeming wagon-happy
-You stated me because you disagree with me
Is there more? Would you mind elaborating on these suspicions? How do you distinguish Beanbagboy's behavior from Albert's behavior?
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Albert B. Rampage wrote:Glork wrote:...so because they're just "initial impressions," they aren't worth pursuing?
Why ?
...
I was asking you if this is how you feel. It's what you seemed to imply, to me. I interpreted your statement as such: "They're just initial impressions, so I didn't want to keep my vote on someone I thought was scummy; I'd rather bandwagon at this point."
Is this not what you meant? What did you mean?