Capricious wrote:hasdgfas wrote:Mizzy wrote: It's page 3.
I don't think anyone has any basis to think anyone is scum yet.
unvote, Vote: Mizzy
You can definitely find reasons for early votes. You can't just throw early pages out the window because "it's the random voting stage." If someone doesn't find something out of it, it will never turn into anything useful.
No pro-town presence in this post. Had hascow only pointed out that he believes early pages are useful, it would be a null tell. But he didn't, he used this as an explanation for his vote. I see no reason to change votes to Mizzy just based on this. You can't honestly believe that if Mizzy were scum, she will throw her hands up and surrender on this issue, one that is a debatable one.
I always find it anti-town when someone says that the early pages aren't a basis for finding scum because that's a totally false statement. It's a perfectly legitimate reason for voting for someone. I find it scummy when someone says that. You may disagree, but I'm not budging on that issue.
Capri wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:It seemed to me like you were saying "Let's not worry about the early pages" when you said:
Mizzy wrote:Damn, we went from fun little random votes to "I think such and such is scum and here's why." What the hell?
It's page 3.
I don't think anyone has any basis to think anyone is scum yet.
That seems to me to be saying that the early pages don't matter because it's hard to find scum during them. While that may be true, I feel that it's important to get out of the "random voting stage" as early as possible. Saying that it's page 3 and we have no basis to think anyone is scum is, to me, like saying that those pages don't matter very much and we shouldn't pay attention to them. So any misrepresentation of you was simply because that's how I viewed your post.
1st part: antagonizes Mizzy, tries to get town to feel that Mizzy is careless and scummy
2nd part: patches relationship up "simple misunderstanding"
Hello Mr. Misrepresentation! I'm not antagonizing Mizzy, I'm talking to her about what I saw in her post. In case you didn't notice, she said something to me about it previously and how she didn't understand where I was coming from. I'm clarifying. Antagonizing?
Seriously?
Capricious wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:unvote
Capricious, if you want to discuss it, then discuss it. And you definitely can't meta yourself based on that one game. I'm
this
close to voting you right now. I need to see some excellent contribution in order to keep from voting you.
Establishes that hascow is voting based on contribution, not who he feels is scum.
Strawman. Classic case. I never said this vote was based on contribution. Saying you're going to discuss something, then not discussing it is scummy, that's the reason that I said it the way I did. If you truly had something you were going to discuss, your following contribution would be excellent, which is why I was giving you the benefit of the doubt right now. I've seen people say that and come back with excellent contribution. I've also seen people say that and come back with total crap. If you're going to say that and not discuss it at that time, you need to come back with something good or it's scummy.
Capri wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:Ah, but if I had voted you would be calling me scummy for putting a fourth vote on you for little reason. If you had less than 3 votes on you currently, it would have been a vote, but putting you at L-2 at this point is a bit harsh
Again:
1st part: antagonizes Cap, tries to make town believe that he erred
2nd part: patches relations up
Again, antagonizing? Seriously? According to this, anytime people disagree, it's antagonizing the other person.
Capricious wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:Andycyca wrote:
Seriously, I don't see where Capri connects you, and the divergence of opinions between Capri and Y looks like distancing as much as the Capri/Cow pair.
Since disagreeing/arguing always is distancing
Honesty shines through in this post. Of course, he wasn't distancing himself from me, and he feels righteous to point this out.
I really hate it when people call it "distancing" every time that two people disagree and get into a discussion/argument in-thread. It's not always distancing, it can sometimes be a townie arguing with a townie or a townie arguing with a scum. Yes, sometimes it can be scum arguing with scum, but your basis behind calling it distancing shouldn't be just an argument.
Capricious wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:Zindaras wrote:POst tomorrow.
I hate it when people do this.
FoS: Zindaras
Purpose for this?
People who make posts like that are actively lurking. They make it look like they're contributing by saying that they'll contribute soon, but often, the other players just forget about it and let them continue refusing to contribute. While it's done by both scum and town, my feeling is: If you make a post in-thread, it should have some game discussion in it. I'm not a perfect example of this, but I try.
Capricious wrote:
hasdgfas wrote:Caprcious's posts 192-195 are a load of crap. You can't seriously pass that off as the best contribution you can muster, in addition to 194 being full of Craplogic(TM). I'm very confident in you being scum, because if you were town, I feel you would have found other things to comment on besides just what you did. There has been lots of discussion since your previous posts, and
that
is what you comment on?
vote: Capricious
Can someone point me to the case against Andycyca? Because I really don't see it.
Easy way to buddy up
I haven't seen a case on him. How exactly is that buddying up? Other players have said that as well.
Capricious wrote:
Yes someone is town for defending another town's vague comment. At the time, it would be putting themselves in the spotlight to be a lawyer to another play, particular when a number of players had already expressed disdain and confusion toward the comment. He was risking having to explain himself for it. Scum prefer to avoid.
False blanket statement. Scum often defend a player's vague comment so that player can have a warm, fuzzy feeling about the scum later. I believe it's called "buddying up." Something you happened to accuse me of doing, as a matter of fact. Why are you exempt from it but when I do something that can barely be called buddying up at all, you use it as a case against me?
Capricious wrote:
Incidentally, hascow's examples of my contributions are nice, I have named several players who I feel are solid town, a bad scum play without me even being prompted to do so.
Naming several players who are solid town is a bad scum play? I disagree, it's good scum play, because it can often get townies to post who they think are the most town, leading to an easier NK for the scum. It's bad town play for the same reason.
Capricious wrote:I will argue that the eight words "I am confident RS and Mizzy are town" hold more contribution in them than half of this game.
But when you have no reasoning behind it, that's simply not the case at all. It can barely even be considered contribution because you're not providing background. I can say "I'm confident [insert name here] is scum" like I did a few posts ago about you. However, Mizzy wanted more of a case with actual reasons. You need reasons for it to actually be useful. In fact, saying that in that way is something that scum would be more likely to do because they know who is town, and could say it while being correct.
PPE:
Capricious wrote:hasdgfas wrote:voting for a self-voter, eh elmo? How often do you find them to be scum?
Interesting how he is voting for a self-voter, what could possibly have caused the shift in opinion?
Thanks for strawmanning again, Capricious. I'm not voting you because you're self-voting. I have other reasons behind it. Elmo didn't appear to have any so I called him out on it.