In post 642, Tam wrote:Xkfyu:
Scum
Tam - So, her second post, post 306. Remember what I said about Accountant's play style making him an easy target? I also agree with whoever it was that said everything she says is too perfect.
So, again, I'm not sure how to defend against saying the perfect things...if someone can elaborate, or maybe actually bring something up that I can answer, that would be great.
(Maybe even have an original reason why you don't like me, and not just tag on to other people's thoughts alone?) I did see you point out a specific post by me, but I don't understand what about the post you didn't like...my calling out Accountant? Someone I've never played with for acting like he normally does? I dunno. The way you worded it made me think you were suspicious of me because of something YOU said? Please elaborate.
So, there may not be any way to defend yourself against the "perfect wordings" thing, but it is what it is.
In regards to Accountant, I don't think aggressive playstyles are scummy. Though, a lot of people do (I suspect it has more to do with people disliking aggressive personalities, in general, than anything Mafia related).
Anyways, from my experience, Accountant has a tendency to aggressively push who he thinks is scum, even early on. And I think this makes him a huge target for scum to push. Especially if he's wrong, which I think he is, at this time (page 26), about ira.
In post 722, Trivium wrote:Failure quote but I have a point here. I see scum defending a scumpartner by making absolutely no case, but simply saying that their lynch isn't going to happen.
Shit...
Confirmation bias. That doesn't come from scum.
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