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In this situation and at this point especially, having GS claim a role/pikman type can only be detrimental considering the fact Greasy Spot himself quoted three possible Pikman varieties. He's not going to trip up when he already knows what to expect in the game.Gorrad wrote:Also, Shin did something that's not exactly an uncommon tactic. I don't really LIKE it, but fishing to draw an obvious fakeclaim is not so much a scum tell as a rather stupid, risky move.
Greasy Spot wrote:HAHA...Don't get your panties in a bunch just yet. You pikmins are way too uptight. No wonder mod called you stupid.
Explain the contradiction I'm seeing here, please.Greasy Spot wrote:No I'm a pikmin alright, just not a stupid pikmin like the mod called you all.-
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The moderator implied that all the Pikmin are stupid.
"You Pikmin are too uptight."
Implies you are not included in this statement, which therefore implies you aren't a Pikmin.
"No wonder the moderator calledyoustupid."
Implies you are not stupid, despite the moderator stating that Pikmin in general are stupid.
So... What's going on here mate?!-
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First of all, I'm not even voting the guy. I know that "You people" or, in this case, "You Pikmin" could be interpreted as an address to a specific group of Pikmin/People - but it's alsopossiblehe meant it in a way someone would say, "You Americans are idiots" where he isnotone of the whole, and scrambled to cover his tracks with people demanding an explanation. But that is beyond hoping for now that you guys basically gave him the out card.
What makes you think Greasy Spot was about to be lynched?Shin Hatsubai wrote:That was my point... shouldn't we have something more concrete to use instead of just a random lynching?-
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We just had this debate in another game, and again I am going to point to another game IMiztef wrote:Saying "you pikmin" does imply the speaker (writer) is not a pikmin, most notably with the additional line of "no wonder he called you stupid". It may be a grammar point, but that's how I see it. However, I believe this makes the speaker more pro-town in this case, because scum would not allow anything like this to slip this early.justfinished where this very same thingdidhappen to scum.
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... 699#927699
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... 654#969654
So yes, slips do happen to scum(and in that case, a player who's been around for a while). I'm actually less inclined to believe it's a slip, as I can see GS's post being interpreted both ways. But it was a decent thing to try to pressure him on.
Where's the flaw in the logic, aside from my misattribution of Shin's behavior as role-fishing when it was, in fact, more blatant than that?Miztef wrote:
Pushing a bandwagon with, imo, bad logic.Kison wrote:I think GhostWriter's post makes it pretty clear that not everyone is a Pikman.
I'm voting Shin Hatsubai for role fishing. That kind of info is only beneficial to scum at this point.-
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In any event, JDodge, it's like I said : That statementcanbe interpreted both ways. The entire point of what I did last page was to pressure him in the event that he did in fact make a slip. Whether or not you think my retractment is being "proven wrong" and hiding is up to you to decide, but it's not worth my time trying to scare the guy when you basically gave him the nudge.-
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Glad to see if failed so well is more like it, because, I like, you know, responded to it in the simulpost right beneath it... Unless, of course, you think I typed that up somewhere between 1 and 59 seconds. You're just trying to cover yourJDodge wrote:Ha. Knew you'd attack that instead of going after the actual argument. Glad to see that worked so well.ownword twisting. A shame it didn't work out for you.
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There are twoJDodge wrote:Let's look at it this way - any statement that anyone can make can be interpreted in an infinite number of ways. Perhaps by "you Pikmin" he meant "I really really want a tuna sandwich". Or "A priest molested me when I was a young boy". The possibility is existant; does that make them right?obviousinterpretations to what he said :
1) "You Pikmin" as you suggested - "You people," where he is defining a group of Pikmin excluding himself
2) "You Pikmin" as many seemed to interpret - "You damn kids!" where he istargetinga group that he is already excluded from.
Yes, some fool could interpret it as some other completely bogus meaning, but these are the twoobviousinterpretations, each as likely as the other. Think it's not obvious? Look at the number of folks who interpreted it as the second meaning(Pages 2 and 3), and get back to me with your wild theory that I'm manipulating this to fit my needs.
I suppose that's for everyone else to decide, but there's a part of me that thinks you're making that explanation up on the spot. You lied and it didn't exactly go according to plan. Sucks.JDodge wrote:Again back to basic mafia psychology - the lying explanation, malice and all, fits you best in this situation. Anyone who is looking to understand why I did what I did would realize exactly what I intended with that statement if they read it not looking for something to attack.-
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What am IJdodge wrote:And even furthermore, I would assume that the most likely person to get this is you - the American. It's a more American expression IIRC - Miztef, being Canadian, has a lovely excuse for not getting it. You don't.notgetting? It seems like you're the one who's having a hard time grasping that the two interpretations that I presented are equally valid(the second of which seems to be the popular one around here). So please, tell me what I'm not getting, because I'm utterly confused at this point.
The "making up an explanation" is a direct referrance to theJDodge wrote:Now, let's consider the whole "making up an explanation" argument. Have you tried to read through and find the explanation? What does my refusal to explain imply in your mind?convenientcover-up you presented for why you lied about me saying I was certain that GS was scum. It's not that you are refusing to explain, it's that I think your explanation is rubbish.-
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Proven? No. Presented an argument? Yes. Have you refuted that argument? No. Have many others shown indication that the second interpretation is logically valid? Pages 2 & 3 suggest yes.JDodge wrote:You have not proven equal validity.
I already said I didn't :JDodge wrote:And you know damn well what I meant by "you don't have an excuse for not getting it"
As much as you don't seem to want to believe it, playing dumb wouldn't benefit me. So you pretty much have two options:Kison wrote:So please, tell me what I'm not getting, because I'm utterly confused at this point.
1) Clarify the statement you made, and I'll respond.
2) Refuse to clarify, and keep on picking at this dry bone of an argument you have here.
Your choice.
Here's your justification :JDodge wrote:It's a lie, yes. It's a perfectly explainable through logical reasoning lie. Why are you ignoringthat?
- Pointing outJDodge wrote:Ha.Knew you'd attack that instead of going after the actual argument.Glad to see that worked so well. I'm more sure that you're scum than you are that anyone is, frankly.And I know you were never certain that he was scum.a blatant lieisn't even scummy in the first place. I'm going to do that either as town or as scum.
- I presented the second response moments after you responded, foiling your supposed trap(which, again, is complete crap) that you wereso surewould work .
- You still haven't even explained how singling that out is scummy - I've seen people do it as town and as scum all the time, so until you show proof that it's more commonly done by scum, your supposed plan is pretty much unfounded, and therefore a rubbish excuse for what you did.
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Lying = scummy.
Lying with claimed intention of doing so and poor justification = very scummy.
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You're going to want to explain why you found each individual suspicious. Swapping votes suddenly without commenting on it is, well, not good.ZombieSlayer54 wrote:What can I say? I consider the reasoning of Kison to be sound. That is why I switched my vote.
Before I read his post, Shin Hatsubai was the most suspicious. Therefore, I was voting for him.
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If I am using those reasons to "get away with it" then why are you attacking the guy who's agreeing with them and entirely ignoring the guy who came up with them in the first place(AKA me)?GhostWriter wrote:Even if that person placed an OMGUS vote and just listed a few reasons to try to get away with it?
Zombie, even if you haveabsolutely nothingnew to add(which is complete BS - you could find something if you tried), statingwhyyou agree with what someone else says/does is helpful because it binds you to that statement. You can't then later on say, "oh, well, it sounded convincing at the time" or present some other lame cop-out because you clearly stated your reason for your vote switch. I think what you did warranted some votes.-
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This would be valid right about now. I saw red on Flameaxe's name and that immediately registered as scum in my mind.Flameaxe wrote:Kison be less dumb, please.
OMGUS is naughty because it implies the person who is voting is doing so primarily because they're being voted. As long as no-one's done that, then I don't see what your beef is. If my reasons for voting JDodge are acceptable to you then you I am failing to comprehend why you're voting me. So, mind explaining what exactly was wrong with my logic?GhostWriter wrote:Also, if your interpretation of OMGUS voting is right, and you're calling one vote OMGUS but not the other, despite the fact that both have reasons listed with them.
Also, I do not understand what "other" vote you're referring to.
JD : Why would LAL be a bad meta-strategy "this day in age?" Also, it's not just the fact you lied, but thewayyou did it(which I already went over yesterday).-
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Well, thing is that I'd always seen LAL apply more for roleclaiming/claimed night/day actions, rather than false accusations. However, I think that it should hold merit even for smaller things like with what you just did, especially when the explanation for doing so seems pulled out of thin air.
Now that I've answered your question you can answer mine.
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I've never once heard of LAL referred to as an outdated meta. In fact, I've seen it upheld for the most part(unless the liar's name is Albert B. Rampage). But you seem to be suggesting that I look at individual playstyles, and I do agree in part. Could you show me where you have pulled similar stunts as town?JDodge wrote:LAL is an outdated meta if not solely for the purpose that as the meta of the game as a whole has evolved, lying as town in certain situations has become a perfectly acceptable play; numerous traps, gambits, etc. are formed by lies and deceit as a way of covering for gaping holes in mafia-playing skillsets. Mafia are also making conscious efforts to lie as little as possible - this is the main reason why so many people claim townie as scum as opposed to fake-claiming a power role. It's become not worth it for scum totryto lie anymore.
Then one must also consider that as the gameplay as a whole has evolved, playstyles have become more diverse; more and more people are falling into their own niche of how to play, and as is such, what is a scumtell for one can be a towntell for another. This makes any universal scumtell or towntell less and less reliable by the day - which makes metagaming your opponents a necessary thing. LAL is one such universal scumtell.
I'm factoring in your explanation rather than just the lie itself(which is why I didn't just vote you right off the bat). Yes, I do find this lie to be scummy.JDodge wrote:So I must ask you: Do you think that me lying is a towntell for me, a scumtell for me, or a nulltell?
24 posts isn't that much... The guy hadn't even even roleclaimed. Granted, he was refusing, but we'd not really had much time to talk him into it. You also only made one post after he first started receiving attention, and it was to hammer. You can't possibly tell me you didn't have anything else to add.Greasy Spot wrote:
I wouldn't call it hasty. The #7 vote was placed in post 136 and the #8 vote was placed in post #160. That's a 24 post difference and 12 of those posts were made be Zombie. He didn't sway me and he obviously didn't sway the other 7 people either.Kison wrote:Vote : Greasy Spot- What the hell was with the hasty hammering?-
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Uh, no, it's really not. He should have been pressed harder to roleclaim. You kind of squashed potentially saving a power role without even participating in the discussion revolving around him.Greasy Spot wrote:
It is when 12 of them were his.Kison wrote:24 posts isn't that much... The guy hadn't even even roleclaimed. Granted, he was refusing, ...
What is my accusation? That you lied to cast me in a bad image as you placed your vote, and gave a cruddy justification for doing so.JDodge wrote:It's up to you to prove your accusation to hold true - where can you say that I would not do this as town?
Proving said accusation : I've already proven you lied. The latter part is a matter of perception.
Lastly, you seem to think because you lied that I am sold on you being scum. That's not the case. You also did not answer my question.
The ABR example proves that lying does not guarantee scum, which LAL does notJDodge wrote:]And LAL is an outdated meta. And how often does it work when you see it upheld, anyways? That is an important (and missing) distinction here. "I've seen it upheld" =/= "it works", not to mention said ABR example proves its outdatedness quite thoroughly.guaranteeas a meta.
I've already explained why I think it's scummy on day one. You can go back and reread if you want the answer.JDodge wrote:
Pourquoi?Kison wrote:
I'm factoring in your explanation rather than just the lie itself(which is why I didn't just vote you right off the bat). Yes, I do find this lie to be scummy.JDodge wrote:So I must ask you: Do you think that me lying is a towntell for me, a scumtell for me, or a nulltell?-
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I never said it was right. That's why it's aYet you want me to disprove your own perception of events? I'm sorry, but again, it's not up to me to provide proof that your perception is wrong until you give a reason as to why it is right.perception. It's nothing I can prove is right or wrong, but rather is my take on it. I could be wrong, sure. Yet, since I already view the surrounding circumstances by which you went about lying as scummy(which you obviously disagree with), I'm asking if you have done such elsewhere so I can take that into consideration. So, if you're not going to, then I'm not going to sit here and sulk about it.
It's designed to say that scum is guilty of an action more often than town. Therefore, anyone caught doing this should be lynched. That doesn't mean they're guaranteed to be scum, obviously, since that ignores surrounding circumstances.No, any meta such as Lynch All _____ is generally designed to say that whomever performs said action is scum. Otherwise it is outdated and useless.
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You can change my perception of something through argument/presenting your own perspective, which you haven't been recently. Beyond that I don't really expect much else from you.JDodge wrote:I cannot disprove your take on something. You are asking me to essentially change your entire mindset about the entire situation - which is far too nebulous a task.
/agreeJDodge wrote:Therefore LAL is a poor and outdated metastrategy; it would not be were it lynch certain liars for certain lies. I dislike the use of "he's lying" as an argument; I much prefer "he's lying which is anti-town in this circumstance because of X, Y, Z".-
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An opportunist? I'm skimming over the beginning of day two and only see Windkirby voting you prior to me, and for a different reason than I was. Your logic is flawed severely on the whole hammering thing, and you're refusing to acknowledge that pressing for his claim would have been a better route to take than the one you ultimately did.
Also, I think it's a very comical claim of yours that Zombie was wagoned for a short time. I'm looking at it right now... The post he made for which people went after him was on Mar 28, 2008 6:12 pm. You hammered him Mar 29, 2008 11:00 pm. That is not "a long time."-
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Well, my friend, you didn't read my posts too closely.
My GS vote day one was a random vote. I took it off very shortly afterwards and didn't even vote him again until Day Two.
Yes, I did give him some heat over the "slip," but as I explained it was to gauge his reaction. No vote there.
I do find the hammering to be a fairly big deal. When I was catching up reading what happened, Zombie, to me, seemed not to understand the importance of roleclaiming. It wasn't like several days went by with continued refusal to claim. That, on top of the fact I thought the wagon was pretty poorly founded to begin with, Greasy popping out of nowhere without even contributing to the discussion to lay down the hammer definitely killed the chicken. Um, yeah, that's a pretty terrible maneuver.
Gorrad hasn't particularly pinged my radar, but I'll gladly take another look at him tomorrow.
Ghost Writer... I almost forgot about you. Looking back, ignored one of my questions and completely vanished as I was distracted fighting with JDodge. SoVote : Ghost Writeruntil he answers. *cracks whip*-
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I'm not saying the votes were unjustified, Claus. I'm saying that reason for the votes did not warrant a wagon of that magnitude(L-1), and definitely not a lynch. The problem is that the D1 votes-to-lynch requirement was decreased, so putting him at L-1 presumably was not as deliberate as Greasy's hammer.Claus wrote:This does not sound like someone protesting against a poorly founded wagon.-
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Did you not read the exchange between JDodge and me back during Day One?Gorrad wrote:Simple. In Uprising, my 'slip' was clarified and accepted by the town. I was able to explain it in a way that made everyone undersand and accept what I meant. Here, I cannot possibly see his slip in the light he's trying to show it in.
You are a person. If you're pissed at a group of people, you could say, "You people are pissing me off."
Assume GS is a Pikmin. He says, "You Pikmin are stupid."
Doesn't mean he didn't mean it the other way, but I don't see how you can't seethatpossibility.
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Explain.JDodge wrote:
Hypocrite.Kison wrote:
Did you not read the exchange between JDodge and me back during Day One?Gorrad wrote:Simple. In Uprising, my 'slip' was clarified and accepted by the town. I was able to explain it in a way that made everyone undersand and accept what I meant. Here, I cannot possibly see his slip in the light he's trying to show it in.
You are a person. If you're pissed at a group of people, you could say, "You people are pissing me off."
Assume GS is a Pikmin. He says, "You Pikmin are stupid."
Doesn't mean he didn't mean it the other way, but I don't see how you can't seethatpossibility.
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Umm, no I wasn't?JDodge wrote:You were incredibly insistent on that being one way yesterday. Now you're lecturing someone else on the same single-mindedness that you yourself possessed.
Please keep up.Kison wrote:
There are twoJDodge wrote:Let's look at it this way - any statement that anyone can make can be interpreted in an infinite number of ways. Perhaps by "you Pikmin" he meant "I really really want a tuna sandwich". Or "A priest molested me when I was a young boy". The possibility is existant; does that make them right?obviousinterpretations to what he said :
1) "You Pikmin" as you suggested - "You people," where he is defining a group of Pikmin excluding himself
2) "You Pikmin" as many seemed to interpret - "You damn kids!" where he istargetinga group that he is already excluded from.
Yes, some fool could interpret it as some other completely bogus meaning,but these are the two, each as likely as the other. Think it's not obvious? Look at the number of folks who interpreted it as the second meaning(Pages 2 and 3), and get back to me with your wild theory that I'm manipulating this to fit my needs.obviousinterpretations-
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Vote : JamesThePhox
JamesThePhox wrote:I concur with JDodge's case on Kison. Kison, early on, seemed to take many opportune votes, switching between bandwagons.
I would rather see more pressure on Kison than GS.
Unvote: Greasy Spot; Vote: KisonJamesThePhox wrote:JDodge makes a good point.Vote: JDodge
Sorry, not good enough. "Weird vibes" can be explained as much as "gut instinct" can. Point out what is causing these vibes. Otherwise, your vote on JDodge is nothing more than OMGUS.JamesThePhox wrote:
JDodge for just some weird vibes from him, and to put him at the same votes as GS.Claus wrote:JtP, why are you voting Kison and JDodge?
And while you're at it, explain how my Day One votes were opportunism for bandwagons. Nice attempt pegging it on JDodge, though.
Gorrad : Went over his postsagaintoday just to reacquaint myself. Picking up where I left off, though...
Kison wrote:Also, if you were so sold on this slip being unexplainable any other way, why did you swap votes to Zombie, who, from your perspective, would have had a much lower chance of being scum?
~~~Gorrad's Day One vote on Zombie~~~Gorrad wrote:For Zombie, I thought them both scum and, seeing that Zombie was more likely to be the lynch, swapped accordingly.
Here's the problem, Gorrad. I don't see where your compelling "Zombie is scum" reason is. You just piled right on. And quite frankly I don't think his simple "agree with you" vote was all too damning. The point I'm making is that you claim that Greasy Spot's "slip" is absolutely unexplainable from a Town perspective. To me, if you actually thought that, then you'd pretty damn certain the guy is scum. How did Zombie's actions create an identical impression on you and why did you not even comment on it?Gorrad wrote:Agreed. The GS thing is frankly really confusing me, but no matter how I look at it I don't like Zombie.Unvote, Vote: Zombieslayer54
One other thing that caught my eye :
I can see why you want to know JDodge's reason for voting you, but why do you not care about the other three cases?Gorrad wrote:
I'm holding you to this, JDodge, only I want to see one of the cases- the one on me.JDodge wrote:I can post you four cases if anyone feels the need to bitch about me using four votes. There is no reason for anyone to not commit to everyone they find suspicious.
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Not only would I expect for you, as Town, to stick with someone who you thought was much more likely to be scum(you did not try to press GS), but I don't really buy the supposed certainty you have for GS being scum. On Day Two you spent the first six days attacking various other players for other minor reasons and did not rejoin the GS situation until... get this... a bandwagon started forming. An interesting mirroring of your actions regarding Zombie on Day One. You've simply been wagon hopping.Gorrad wrote:I didn't think that he was just as likely to be scum, but GS wasn't going to be the lynch.
Vote : Gorrad
In any event, I still find your reason for being on GS to be bogus. I think you're the only one on him for the slip alone.-
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Sorry, was gone all weekend. Anyway, pre-deadline changes :
Unvote : Gorrad
One-shot Vig can be tested. Further to the point is that i it's best to let him use the kill tonight on the off chance he's Town, regardless of whether or not we can prove he made the kill.
Unvote : Greasy Spot
Seems to be a lot of opposition to this. I dislike giving people the newbie out card, but I'm thinking perhaps I put too much emphasis on the hammering. Again I do not believe the slip has any factor into his alignment and detest anyone who wanted him lynched for it(Gorrad, that means you).
JDodge - Initial vote is based on the fact I pressured a potential slip(yay, scummy!). In the process, blatantly(later acknowledged) lies about what I said in order to further legitimize his vote. Following day continues to push the lynch and again misconstrues what I had said the previous day(362). That would be thesecondtime he's done that. Either very careless Town unwilling to back down, or scum. <3
JTF - I love how he pegged his vote on me while hiding behind JDdoge, then proceeded to vote him a few posts later. Keeping vote for now.
Unvote : GhostWriter
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I find it hilarious that you have the nerve to call me opportunistic considering JDodge was on seven people(BEFORE he unvoted some) at the end of yesterday.
5 Greasy Spot (windkirby, PyroDwarf, Gorrad, Xdaamno, skitzer)
5 JDodge (windkirby, Kison, Gorrad, PyroDwarf, JamesThePhox)
5 Sonickid (JDodge, UROE, Gorrad, skitzer, Claus)
3 Gorrad (UROE, Claus, Greasy Spot)<---He was on this one
3 JamesThePhox (GhostWriter, armlx, Kison)<---He was on this one
3 Kison (JDodge, GhostWriter, JamesThePhox)
2 GhostWriter (Claus, JamesThePhox)
2 Claus (UROE, Blazerunner)
2 Blazerunner (hasdgfas,JDodge)
2 Pyrodwarf (Greasy Spot,JDodge)
2 hasdgfas (GhostWriter,JDodge)
1 windkirby (JamesThePhox)<---He was on this one
1 Xdaamno (JDodge)
1 skitzer (JDodge)
In any event you really need to do your homework. First is that JDodge voted me because he disliked how I went after GS for his slip(again, no vote involved but rather the typical loving pressure you apply when someone potentially makes a slip that you can explain both ways). But I will not rejustify this because if you want that, you can again do your homework and look through our debate from D1.
Secondly, JtP voted me for my D1 "opportunism." There was no opportunism in any of my Day One votes. Again, my first two votes were random :
Kison wrote:Vote : Greasy Spot
Both placed on the same day. I just swapped them around, and neither lasted very long. Sue me. My only remaining vote was on JDodge, and that was here :Kison wrote:Unvote
Vote : Shin Hatsubai
Sorry but when you make something up to justify your vote then pretend like it's some grand masterminded plan after being called out for the invalidity, I'm going to vote you for it. Why? BecauseKison wrote:
Proven? No. Presented an argument? Yes. Have you refuted that argument? No. Have many others shown indication that the second interpretation is logically valid? Pages 2 & 3 suggest yes.JDodge wrote:You have not proven equal validity.
I already said I didn't :JDodge wrote:And you know damn well what I meant by "you don't have an excuse for not getting it"
As much as you don't seem to want to believe it, playing dumb wouldn't benefit me. So you pretty much have two options:Kison wrote:So please, tell me what I'm not getting, because I'm utterly confused at this point.
1) Clarify the statement you made, and I'll respond.
2) Refuse to clarify, and keep on picking at this dry bone of an argument you have here.
Your choice.
Here's your justification :JDodge wrote:It's a lie, yes. It's a perfectly explainable through logical reasoning lie. Why are you ignoringthat?
- Pointing outJDodge wrote:Ha.Knew you'd attack that instead of going after the actual argument.Glad to see that worked so well. I'm more sure that you're scum than you are that anyone is, frankly.And I know you were never certain that he was scum.a blatant lieisn't even scummy in the first place. I'm going to do that either as town or as scum.
- I presented the second response moments after you responded, foiling your supposed trap(which, again, is complete crap) that you wereso surewould work .
- You still haven't even explained how singling that out is scummy - I've seen people do it as town and as scum all the time, so until you show proof that it's more commonly done by scum, your supposed plan is pretty much unfounded, and therefore a rubbish excuse for what you did.
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Lying = scummy.
Lying with claimed intention of doing so and poor justification = very scummy.
<3thatis opportunism. I'm actually bothered that you dismissed the sloppiness of his play, and find it convenient that you wait until JDodge flips Town to go after me, Armlx. You steered very clear of our fight with a comment here and there. Only after you saw JDodge gathering votes did you start to oppose the votes on him, which in my opinion he did more than enough to deserve. Why the passion all of a sudden?
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armlx wrote:That is definitely worth my second vote.
Vote James the Phoxarmlx wrote:Just wondering, is there any specific reason you are hesitating on JtP?
What triggered this change of heart? Youarmlx wrote:I feel you are letting your view on Kison bias your view on JtP too much.decided you are going to agree with the exact same thing you voted JtF for?just now-
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It has to do with you and how you chose to ignore it. You considered JDodge to be someone who did not warrant votes :armlx wrote:
I don't see your point. I'm not denying his voting practices were questionable at times, but what does this have to do with you?Kison wrote:I find it hilarious that you have the nerve to call me opportunistic considering JDodge was on seven people(BEFORE he unvoted some) at the end of yesterday.
...yet he was committing the same "crime" that you are now voting me for, to a much larger degree, flinging his votes around like one dollar bills in a strip club. Your viewpoint is therefore inconsistent. So again, what caused this change of heart? Why are you bending the rules for me and at this time in particular?Armlx wrote:This is the issue with multivote days: I see no reason for Claus or Jdodge to have votes right now.
Me continuing to do what? I pressured him for a very short time. It wasn't to get the guy lynched, otherwise I'd probably have had my vote back on him(and didn't until the next day for a completely different reason). I let it go once I realized there was nothing there.Armlx wrote:
You continuing to do so was opportunism.In any event you really need to do your homework. First is that JDodge voted me because he disliked how I went after GS for his slip(again, no vote involved but rather the typical loving pressure you apply when someone potentially makes a slip that you can explain both ways).
Sorry, but my GS vote was not in response to anything he did. Whether you choose to believe that is your call. My 2nd vote was a light vote for something worthy of it at the time. It would be opportunism if I actually pressed for him to be lynched. I didn't.Armlx wrote:And both happened in response to building pressure on that person and you kept attacking both for an easy lynch. That is the definition of opportunism
Armlx wrote:My vote on JtP yesterday had little to do with his view on you and more how he just hopped on the Jdodge wagon.
...two posts later...JamesThePhox wrote:I concur with JDodge's case on Kison. Kison, early on, seemed to take many opportune votes, switching between bandwagons.
I would rather see more pressure on Kison than GS.
Unvote: Greasy Spot; Vote: Kison
...He didn't vote JDodge until the next page...armlx wrote:That is definitely worth my second vote.
Vote James the Phox
So your initial vote on JtP was placed because of his vote on me. Perhaps, as you say, his later vote on JDodge reinforced it, but again his initial vote on me "was definitely worth" your 2nd vote. All of a sudden you now agree with the very same logic that was "definitely worth" that vote.JamesThePhox wrote:JDodge makes a good point.Vote: JDodge-
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This is ugly but it lists some of the enemies. Not seeing any explosive ones just yet : http://faqs.ign.com/articles/390/390580p1.html
I don't know much about this game.-
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GW : I wanted you to respond to a post of mine about twenty pages back, but for starters you can give us a list of who you suspect.
Gorrad : What do you think of the fact armlx claims his vote on JtF was due to his vote on JDodge despite the fact JtF didn't vote JDodge until after arml'x placed his vote on him? What do you think of the fact that he ignored it when I pointed it out?
Let's practice this again :
armlx wrote:My vote on JtP yesterday had little to do with his view on you and more how he just hopped on the Jdodge wagon.
...two posts later...JamesThePhox wrote:I concur with JDodge's case on Kison. Kison, early on, seemed to take many opportune votes, switching between bandwagons.
I would rather see more pressure on Kison than GS.
Unvote: Greasy Spot; Vote: Kison
...next page...armlx wrote:That is definitely worth my second vote.
Vote James the Phox
JamesThePhox wrote:JDodge makes a good point.Vote: JDodge
"definitely worth my second vote" translated into "little to do with his views on you" translates into "i'm skewing this to fit my current need to vote you."-
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What you're trying to do here is underplay the significance of your initial vote, but it's not going to work. You were one of the people urging everyone not to fling their votes around, implying your vote had meaning and was more than a simple placeholder.
Like I said : "definitely worth my second vote" does not translate into "little to do with his view on you"
But that's not the point. The point is you're trying to use an argument to justify your vote when you voted someone for using that very same argument yesterday :
Here's your vote justification :
Here's the justification JtF used against me which you then proceeded to vote him for :armlx wrote:I've definitely come around to Jdodge/JtP's point of view on this. The blatant opportunism is astounding.
I brought this up before. You underplayed your vote significance. Tap dancing.James The Phox wrote:I concur with JDodge's case on Kison. Kison, early on, seemed to take many opportune votes, switching between bandwagons.-
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Basically what you're saying here is that JtF was the first to raise a good point against me(it's a good point because you are now using it to vote for me), but when you voted for him yesterday you ignored this solid reasoning and voted him simply because he was changing his votes. That's so scummy I'm having trouble actually believing you more or less admitted to it.-
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armlx -
You also said on D2 that you viewed pressuring GS over his slip to be an acceptable move up to a certain point. I was perhaps the first to back down once I saw it was getting nowhere, but you've embedded this as part of my unacceptable manipulation. Any reason I am such an exception? Also, what do you think of WindKirby?armlx wrote:I'm very unimpressed with the continued pressing of the slip. It was worth pointing out and seeing if he would explode under pressure, but he didn't and I would expect pro-town players to have moved on by now.
What are these other past scum vibes you're talking about?JamesThePhox wrote:Vote: Greasy Spotfor the hammer of the Purple Pikmin, ZS. And for other past scum vibes.
One other thing. Flameaxe was "blown off the map." That's similar to the kill on JDodge but not quite. What kind of Pikmin enemy would blow someone off the map? Could said enemy do what Gorrad claims he did last night?-
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Then you need to reread Day One. I conceded that it was not worth pressuring over once JDodge came out and started explaining the likely meaning(which I later explained myself while offering the interpretation everyone else seemed bent on). My D2 vote was for the hammer. Again, reread.Armlx wrote:You did not really step down from GS all of Day 1 in my opinion, just drifted away and snapped back D2.-
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Blatantly disagree? Maybe not. But I expressed my own viewpoint on the subject :
Pretty much the same view you had. Decent thing to pressure, not worth it anymore.Kison wrote:So yes, slips do happen to scum(and in that case, a player who's been around for a while). I'm actually less inclined to believe it's a slip, as I can see GS's post being interpreted both ways. But it was a decent thing to try to pressure him on.-
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