Always scum.
<3 on the name love.
You're assuming and speculating too much.Mirth wrote:Since this is getting nowhere (and none of you are funny. Get over it) I will purpose the fowwing. Since Avalon's bandwagon hd 5 people on it (including himself) it would be satistically sound to assume that at least one of them is scum. In a game likje this, I will also assume that we have probably three or four mafia players (could be 2, could be 5 cause of the five rangers, but one mislynch and one nightkill would put town in LYLO with that, so I'm going to assume that 5 is less likely than 3 or 4 for that reason, though it is still possible due to the number of rangers). Possibly some other killing role, don't know yet since we started on day.
So, in no particular order, Blight, Avalon, Flame, CES, Unright, what do you all think about my above comment.
*alarm bells*jmar wrote:We're four pages in and we've gotten nowhere. I for one am not happy with a random lynch- in my opinion it shouldn't even be up for discussion.
Five scum to seven town is an insanely unbalanced game. We're looking at about 3 scum total, most likely.Unright wrote:Yeah, all the chatter so far is pretty crap. I guess we can start by discussing the theme of this game and see if we can figure out what kind of roles we might be looking at.originality wrote:It looks to me like all discussion/voting going on here is based on "DURR YOUR POST IS POINTLESS! NO YOURS IS SHUT UP" which is no good.
I'm old enough to remember the MMPR show when it was popular, but I was too old even then for the show to appeal to me. I read up on my character at least, but that's about it. Petroleumjelly did mention that any character to ever appear at least once is a potential candidate, so that gives scum plenty of fodder for false claims.
But it's a safe bet to assume that there are at least five scum: The Power Rangers (Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink, Black). 5 scum to 7 town seems to be a likely ratio.
Any one have any ideas as to the possibility of SKs? Or is anyone willing to admit real familiarity with the theme?
I hate messing with tags and such so if someone says something I want to comment on, I start a post and reply to it. It's much easier than messing with tags. It's how I do things.originality wrote:Those 5 posts could and should have been one, are you trying to look more active then you really are? I'm not outing powerroles, I'm just confused as to why all this powerrole talk is going on so early in the game.PlaysWithSquirrels wrote:Top 3:
2. Originality- You seem more interested in outing power roles than finding scum. You didn't have to call attention to what Peers said, regardless of whether that is true.
Unvote, Vote: JMar
Also, you seem to be trying hard to find things that just ain't there. Really, no one made any logical mind blowing post yet, not even close.
Dear sir, I have made note of your douche-baggery. Don't let it happen again.dybeck wrote:If you look at what's actually been revealed, it's that two people accidentally revealed that they weren't townies, and then partially or completely backtracked to cover their error.
Not townie != power role.
Not townie = power role OR scum.
I hugely doubt that both of these players are power roles. The fact that they're now both backtracking, to a lesser or greater extent, makes these two worthy of further investigation.
Your attempt to derail this line of enquiry has been noted.
Nobody posted for a day and a half so I just restated my opinion to bump the thread. Is that ok with you?Mirth wrote:I do not like this wagon hopping one bit. I also think Playswith's case is awful, so, for now,
vote: Playswithsquirrelsuntil he explains his last post.
Mod: can we have a vote count?
You may not agree with the vote, but do you agree that JMar hasn't said anything of worth all game?Mirth wrote:Because I don't find it suspicious. I'm inclined to think that avoiding baseless bandwagons is a good thing, and the unvote gives Originality brownie points in my opinion. Bob (and the rest of you), I don't see your logic in suspecting anyone from avoiding a totally unfounded bandwagon. I do, however, fail to understand why Originality voted Jmar in the first place, as I think the "OMG! You're lurking in plain sight!" argument is a poor basis for anything, expecially day 1.Unright wrote: That's fine. But why aren't you commenting on Originality's "Oh shit I'm suspiciously forth I better unvote" move?
PlaysWith, I'm going to keep my vote on you for the time being.
So at least we agree on that. It's page eight. He's had plenty of time to say SOMETHING meaningful. He hasn't. I don't understand why you're voting for me when you agree with my evaluation of JMar.Mirth wrote:I do agree that Jmar hasn't said anything particularly useful, yes. Neither have a couple other people.
*sigh*dybeck wrote:It was sarcasm. The fact that you jumped on the first passing bandwagon with such relish was not, amazingly, a strong town tell.Unright wrote:Good to know. You've yet to reassure me of yours.dybeck wrote:That's reassured me of Unright's pro-town credentials.
Here's my list just for organization's sake.PlaysWithSquirrels wrote:Top 3:
1. JMar- You've made lots of posts, but I don't think you've made one game-relevant post yet. You're lurking in plain sight.
2. Originality- You seem more interested in outing power roles than finding scum. You didn't have to call attention to what Peers said, regardless of whether that is true.
3. Flameaxe- You haven't said much recently and you're on a 4 player bandwagon without explanation.
Unvote, Vote: JMar
I can't believe we aren't killing you.jmar wrote:I did think Peers' statement was hypothetical, because I didn't read it closely enough. Originality explained it to me- his theory makes no sense unless he had a power role. I'm sorry, but the whole "maybe I said it to confuse the scum" defense is really weak in my opinion. I'm not letting him off.Unvote, Vote Peers. If my vote count is correct, that's 5 on him, but mod, can we get a vote count please?
This is the post that first made me suspicious of jmar. Posts that say things that appear to be helpful but really just state a basic truth/common knowledge are really suspicious.jmar wrote:We're four pages in and we've gotten nowhere. I for one am not happy with a random lynch- in my opinion it shouldn't even be up for discussion.
After I stated my suspicions, here is what jmar replies with. This is a pretty intense reaction from my simple declaration that he seems the scummiest. I'm pretty sure he's a new player so maybe he's just overreacting because of inexperience. This isn't particularly damning, but it doesn't make me feel better about him.jmar wrote:That's an interesting accusation coming from someone who's barely posted at all yet. You just made 4 posts that could have easily been one, and you had one before that which didn't say anything. But the reason I haven't said too much is because nothings really happened so far. The first 3 pages are discussions about random lynchings and people being pissed off at each other, then there was the whole power claim which I also offered my thoughts on. But there's not much to go on yet, so far I have no idea who could be scum. You say stop with the speculation on the setup, yet you offer no alternative? What would you have us discuss?
Apparently he refuted everything I said. I just got owned. OMGUS ensues. Nice job.jmar wrote:I've already defended myself against PlaysWithSquirrels' accusations. If you still wanna bandwagon me I've got no problem with it. But I'm gonna unvote, vote: PlaysWithSquirrels, because A, he seems like a jackass, and B, he's really pushing for a lynch when he has very little to go on. Plus he showed up around the 5th page and accused me of lurking. So, yeah.