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Post Post #66 (isolation #0) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:29 pm

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In post 35, Malakittens wrote:I kinda have to agree with Dunn that I saw Vot’s post regarding HK50 as a “why do they know so much about his posting style”
lol @ suspecting this as scummy
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Post Post #67 (isolation #1) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:30 pm

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eenie. meanie. miney. moe.

VOTE: farside
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Post Post #68 (isolation #2) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:31 pm

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also obviously mala's suspicion of votato is bad, and her back-burner nonsense is silly, but lol nonetheless at farside and notscience
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Post Post #69 (isolation #3) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:32 pm

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In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:her back-burner nonsense is silly
So that reads a lot more asshole than I intended.

But. Like. Anyone who has played videogames and likes Star Wars knows the reference. There's nothing to back burner.
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Post Post #71 (isolation #4) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:34 pm

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What don't you like about 64?
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Post Post #73 (isolation #5) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:40 pm

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Seems within a reasonable band of emotion if she's not lying that she didn't get the reference that apparently the rest of the player set did.
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Post Post #75 (isolation #6) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:42 pm

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In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:also obviously mala's suspicion of votato is bad, and her back-burner nonsense is silly, but lol nonetheless at farside and notscience
Oh i missed Dunnstral. You're on the lol list too.
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Post Post #76 (isolation #7) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:47 pm

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In post 74, notscience wrote:But no seriously I think her mala read makes decent sense especially given the info available thus far
Ew. No.
In post 60, farside22 wrote:I haven't moved my vote off of her.
I don't like how she has already attached a scum read off of 2 players based on a video game. Seems like a stretch to me.
And if she has that scum read/feeling why did she vote for NS instead of one of you?
So in all I'd say scum read.
First line is null.
Second line translates to "mala not getting SW reference, and therefore wrongly suspecting connection between two players, is scummy"
Third line translates "mala didn't vote switch quickly enough within the span of a few pages"
Fourth line claims scum read on page 3.

Bleck.
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Post Post #80 (isolation #8) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:56 pm

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In post 77, notscience wrote:It’s an rvs read it doesn’t have to be a damning case lol
It's a made-up suspicion that falls apart when you realize it's based on suspecting Mala for not getting the SW reference.
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Post Post #85 (isolation #9) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 5:04 pm

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In post 82, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 73, Green Crayons wrote:Seems within a reasonable band of emotion if she's not lying that she didn't get the reference that apparently
the rest of the player set did
some players badgering her about it did
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I didn't get the reference
Fixed.
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Post Post #86 (isolation #10) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 5:05 pm

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In post 81, Dunnstral wrote:I don't like the way you went about the early game, votato + hk50, and then the notscience vote
Is this a chronological description of Mala's play?
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Post Post #88 (isolation #11) » Fri Jun 12, 2020 5:14 pm

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One game.
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Post Post #104 (isolation #12) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:32 am

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Town have bad suspicions all the time.
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Post Post #105 (isolation #13) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:33 am

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In post 102, notscience wrote:I didn’t think wagoning mala would be fruitful at this point in time and wanted to let it develop
You’re still voting her.
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Post Post #111 (isolation #14) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 4:48 am

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Your restaurant as in you have an ownership stake in it? Or yours as it you work there?
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Post Post #112 (isolation #15) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 4:48 am

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As in
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Post Post #117 (isolation #16) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 6:44 am

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In post 115, farside22 wrote:I have higher expectation for Mala.
That she has a bad reason for suspecting votato/HK can go either way in terms of Mala’s alignment.

The fact that her suspicion is bad is because she isn’t familiar with SW video games means her bad suspicion isn’t alignment indicative.

You “expecting more” of Malta here means you “expected Mala to get the SW reference so she wouldn’t have had the bad suspicion.”

Unless if you think she’s lying about missing the SW reference.
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Post Post #118 (isolation #17) » Sat Jun 13, 2020 6:57 am

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Anyway.
In post 101, farside22 wrote:Also funny enough I now have a scum ping on Dunn
I find this more interesting. Let’s talk about it.
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Post Post #173 (isolation #18) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:37 am

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In post 95, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 86, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 81, Dunnstral wrote:I don't like the way you went about the early game, votato + hk50, and then the notscience vote
Is this a chronological description of Mala's play?
I'm pointing to what I didn't like.
Okay. I don't see how those three things are separate.
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Post Post #174 (isolation #19) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:39 am

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In post 155, Not_Mafia wrote:VOTE: Battle Mage
Not a bad vote. Someone's living up to their name.
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Post Post #175 (isolation #20) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:40 am

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In post 160, Battle Mage wrote:I'm bored and people love ambitious plays on Day 1, so I'm gonna go with:

Green Crayons, Malakittens, Notscience and HK50 for scum. :cop:
NS and HK are pumping town vibes.

Mala is null.

I'm obviously town.

What a bad list.
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Post Post #176 (isolation #21) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:41 am

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VOTE: Dunnstral
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Post Post #177 (isolation #22) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:42 am

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bob's posts look like scum trying to effort. (shrug)
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Post Post #196 (isolation #23) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 10:38 am

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In post 184, Battle Mage wrote:he hadn't indicated suspicion of ANYONE. His only vote was a random vote on Farside - I know it was random because he made it very clear by saying "eenie meanie minie mo".
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Post Post #197 (isolation #24) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 10:39 am

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In post 189, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 176, Green Crayons wrote:VOTE: Dunnstral
This looks serious...what's the story here?
I point you to:
In post 196, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 184, Battle Mage wrote:he hadn't indicated suspicion of ANYONE. His only vote was a random vote on Farside - I know it was random because he made it very clear by saying "eenie meanie minie mo".
lol
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Post Post #219 (isolation #25) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:31 pm

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In post 213, stungun0404 wrote:Literally my only early townlean from the first 3 pages, so put me in the crowd of how I don't get why you suspected farside as of that point in the game. I think they asked a great question to Dunnstral in post 20 that more likely than not comes from town in my opinion, although I could be wrong which is why it's limited to just a townlean.
I've already explained this: here, here, and here.
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Post Post #220 (isolation #26) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:35 pm

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In post 208, HK 50 wrote:
In post 177, Green Crayons wrote:bob's posts look like scum trying to effort. (shrug)
[Query:]
While the movements of your upper filaments is quite an 'effective' form of communication, can you please explain this further?
It's a bunch of words that don't really do much.
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Post Post #222 (isolation #27) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:37 pm

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In particular my eyes glazed over on the RVS theory. Just feels like empty effort.
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Post Post #224 (isolation #28) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:39 pm

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We're going to sort HK from his scum hunting and wagon analysis.

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Post Post #225 (isolation #29) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:39 pm

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In post 223, Not_Mafia wrote:Why is Kokkol not lynched yet?
You don't have that sort of moral authority yet, sir.
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Post Post #226 (isolation #30) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:46 pm

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In post 219, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 213, stungun0404 wrote:Literally my only early townlean from the first 3 pages, so put me in the crowd of how I don't get why you suspected farside as of that point in the game. I think they asked a great question to Dunnstral in post 20 that more likely than not comes from town in my opinion, although I could be wrong which is why it's limited to just a townlean.
I've already explained this: here, here, and here.
Also, because apparently others are missing this too:

- Suspecting mala for missing the SW reference is scum indicative because it is not based on an AI action from mala
- That put three people in the suspect pool: NS, farside, and dunn
- From there I asked those three some Qs to suss things out
- I like NS's explanation of his suspicions (more than just that initial SW reference, also mala's reaction to attention)
- To a lesser extent farside's explanation is okay (similar to NS, but seems to be shifting her original reason for suspicion)
- I don't care for dunn's explanation (it points out three "different" aspects of mala's play that's really just one--trying to make his vote look more thought out that it was)
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Post Post #227 (isolation #31) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:50 pm

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In post 213, stungun0404 wrote:I think they asked a great question to Dunnstral in post 20 that more likely than not comes from town in my opinion, although I could be wrong which is why it's limited to just a townlean.
lol

I did miss this. Nice catch.


Spoiler: lol
In post 9, votato wrote:VOTE: hk 50 i know that you're really an assassin droid
In post 20, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 16, farside22 wrote:Town or scum im enjoying hk-50 commitment for posting style.
He's scum with votato, but I'll let him live for being amusing
In post 32, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 29, farside22 wrote:Why is votato part of this sentence?
I vaguely saw his first post as a partner post
In post 81, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 62, Malakittens wrote:
In post 59, Dunnstral wrote:VOTE: Malakittens

You are mafia
Por que?
I don't like the way you went about the early game,
votato + hk50
, and then the notscience vote
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Post Post #228 (isolation #32) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:51 pm

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^^^ I don't see how that makes farside town. It does strengthen Dunn being scum.
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Post Post #248 (isolation #33) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 5:39 pm

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In post 241, Dunnstral wrote:I'm not voting mala for not getting a reference, I hope that helps
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Post Post #249 (isolation #34) » Sun Jun 14, 2020 5:42 pm

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In post 243, Not_Mafia wrote:ZZZZZzzzzz everyone vote Stella
Do you just make up names for people or are these real names?
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Post Post #315 (isolation #35) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 6:01 am

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Votato votes are lazy. I bet one of y'all are scum.
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Post Post #317 (isolation #36) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 6:05 am

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mala or bob, with me leaning towards bob
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Post Post #319 (isolation #37) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 6:11 am

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She's more or less null for me at the moment, and so she's a contender.
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Post Post #320 (isolation #38) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 6:15 am

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Also, am I the only one who doesn't care about HK's posting style?
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Post Post #321 (isolation #39) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 6:16 am

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@Votato:
are you apathetic as scum?
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Post Post #379 (isolation #40) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 10:56 am

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In post 377, Not_Mafia wrote:Also BM, please get an avatar, here, you can even borrow this one

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Revolting.
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Post Post #381 (isolation #41) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 10:57 am

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In post 362, notscience wrote:When he was very clearly actively reading the thread and replied 7 min after a question but hasn’t done anything
Can you clarify the "he" and the reply you're referring to, here?
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Post Post #382 (isolation #42) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 10:58 am

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In post 380, Not_Mafia wrote:Says the guy with a deformed eyeball for an avatar
And that's why it was a compliment. :wink:
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Post Post #384 (isolation #43) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 11:11 am

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Jeeze this is annoying. Please just do separate posts, I promise I'll read them.
In post 292, notscience wrote:
In post 230, geraintm wrote:
In post 229, stungun0404 wrote:OK, I'm halfway through the pages. Making progress!

Would like to know how many scum are typically in a 13 player game though? 2? 3? Or 4? I am guessing 3, but not sure.
I am assuming 3
Id just like everyone to note this was a 7 min reply which means hes actively reading the thread just doing nothing
Is this the only example you have of him actively reading the thread? A quick response to the very last post, not directed at him, doesn't scream to me as actively monitoring the thread.

His ISO looks like someone who's D1 lazy + said he doesn't look at MS much on weekends. My only complaint is that, even if he is too good for D1 muck, he doesn't live up to his own explanation of what is good about D1:
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votes are the important thing
and there just haven't been many so far. I'm very much the type of person who looks at people's voting patterns and trying to either spot inconsistencies or really, really bad logic used to justify them
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Post Post #395 (isolation #44) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 2:51 pm

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In post 386, stungun0404 wrote:GC has a fair point, geraintm is still voting not science based off RVS reasoning, which is just a very lazy vote park that is not seemingly going to get us anywhere this day phase. I'm not real fond of it.

If he's town, it's as though he is playing a scared game, and I also don't really like that. If he is scum, it makes sense; he wants to stay in the background.

@GC: if you had to guess, what do you think geraintm's alignment is?
Town.

I don't think he's playing a scared game. I think he's being lazy in how he treats D1.
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Post Post #396 (isolation #45) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 2:53 pm

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Gross, now votato is acting suspicious.
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Post Post #398 (isolation #46) » Mon Jun 15, 2020 4:18 pm

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That humor is hella forced.
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Post Post #414 (isolation #47) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 12:35 am

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I mean, there are competing bandwagons and people who have voiced or failed to voice reasons for why they joined them.

Plenty of reasons for a better than RVS vote.
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Post Post #415 (isolation #48) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 12:37 am

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I do appreciate you actually participating in D1, though.
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Post Post #416 (isolation #49) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 12:38 am

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In post 407, farside22 wrote:He's a VI. If you want a link to his past games, let me know.
I just finished playing with him. He wasn’t a VI.
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Post Post #417 (isolation #50) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 12:40 am

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In post 405, Battle Mage wrote:Agree with top half of your post, last para doesn't sound right to me.
It did seem like premature association analysis. Interesting theory about AI.
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Post Post #418 (isolation #51) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 12:44 am

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VOTE: Battle Mage
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Post Post #421 (isolation #52) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 1:14 am

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His vote on votato looks made up.

First, his vote:
In post 343, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 315, Green Crayons wrote:Votato votes are lazy. I bet one of y'all are scum.
Challenge accepted!

VOTE: Votato

I like the meta analysis by stungun
, clearly nobody is getting behind Green Crayons, and I think I'm townleaning Dunnstral. And seriously, voting BM on Day 1? This dude has run out of ideas... :lol:
He reads votato as scum only because of your meta analysis. But your meta analysis specifically said it was a wash on alignment, and so wasn't AI:
In post 334, stungun0404 wrote:While you may be fairly active in some of your scum games, this evidence does not suggest that in your town games you are always lurking at the start.
Thus, I don't think this initial analysis into your gameplay is very alignment-indicative, as it seems you are breaking pattern regardless of alignment.
So his votato vote pushes a wagon based on nothing AI. He does get in a sweet "lol ooOooOooOoo I'm teasing you with maybe I'm scum" jab, which is more likely to come from scum than town.


Then, this continued vote despite:
In post 404, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 391, votato wrote:i have a little but i cant talk about it. by day 2 or 3 ill probably give some more details. as for the association you're drawing between me and dunn, stun, you're right that we aren't scumbuddies, but i dont think your reasons why are all that strong. plus the only reason you know that is cuz you and i are scumbuddies.
In post 392, votato wrote:shit wrong thread.
:lol:

Last time I saw something like this it flipped town, but what can ya do!? :lol:
He points to non-player-specific meta that would suggest that votato is town. But just lols over it and keeps his votato vote. His decision to pick and choose "meta" to justify whether votes should move is particularly glaring when you consider he uses meta a few posts later in to argue votes on Dunn are misplaced.
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Post Post #422 (isolation #53) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 1:15 am

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In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:His
justification for his
vote on votato looks made up.
Fixed.
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Post Post #423 (isolation #54) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 1:17 am

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In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:a few posts
later
earlier
Also fixed.
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Post Post #426 (isolation #55) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 1:51 am

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Y'all are killing me right now.
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Post Post #450 (isolation #56) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 2:56 pm

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Y’all rely way too much on so called meta.
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Post Post #451 (isolation #57) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 2:56 pm

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God this is going to be annoying.
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Post Post #452 (isolation #58) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 2:57 pm

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In post 439, Dunnstral wrote:I think people should be less focused on me, personally
Ever think that if you actually responded to people’s suspicions then the wagon might move on?
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Post Post #453 (isolation #59) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:03 pm

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In post 445, stungun0404 wrote:Hmm... that makes me think, that he's not out for scum self-preservation? It's not super strong conviction, but it just doesn't make sense if he is scum. His ploy would have to be "I'm going to play super nonchalant here to get people off my wagon without pushing any counterevidence that could lead others elsewhere and off of my tracks." That is a hard scum strategy to indeed play and convince others of, so I'm not currently getting a scum vibe out of that.
He was active and then shriveled into a ball once he got some pressure on him.

That he hasn’t moved coincides with his attempt to make himself as small and unnoticeable as possible.

I don’t think this is AI either way, as it could come from any alignment. But it doesn’t clear him.
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Post Post #458 (isolation #60) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:36 pm

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Yup. Annoying.

Okay I'll just hit the highlights.
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:But then he contradicts that a few posts later into his ISO, suddenly flipping and discrediting votato in 396 by saying "Gross, now votato is acting suspicious." Followed by in 398 declaring that the humor of his scum partner post "is clearly forced." Still, he never seems like he is considering hopping on to the votato wagon, only discredits.
This is me literally reacting to votato's post. Egads, how dare i respond to the changing gamestate.
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Post Post #459 (isolation #61) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:36 pm

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In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Further discrediting can be found of bob in that "Bob's posts look like scum trying to effort." Meanwhile, Bob is a pretty well townread player so far, so this definitely sticks out in terms of calling him scummy. It just feels like he is trying to fit bob there, conveniently, so maybe he can vote him later. He also discredited my earliest town read, farside, as well while reasoning that what I found
actually
made dunn look scummier in .
lol

"discrediting" is the loaded term you're using for me calling someone scummy

okay
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Post Post #460 (isolation #62) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:38 pm

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In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Also took a weird stance on BM that his vote on Votato "looked made up" in , which does not exactly seem like the best reason to vote BM if you ask me. Also, I do not know if it is a natural town instinct to come to a conclusion that a vote "is made up", just seems like a forced scum conclusion, but maybe I am wrong there.
Maybe if you look harder, you'll see I've been suspecting Battle Mage for a while.

Maybe if you look *even harder*, you'll see why.

And lol @ my justification for voting BM apparently went completely over your head in your pursuit to vote me.
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Post Post #461 (isolation #63) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:39 pm

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In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Further, it seems that technically
GC supports all of Votato, Dunnstral, and Battle Mage being lynched based off their content so far. The fact that they are somewhat supporting all three of the current majority wagons, and also maintaining suspicions of bob, farside, Mala, and others makes it seem like GC's intent is to pin others against each other while GC sits back and watches town get confused
. This does not feel like town trying to sort, it feels like scum aggressively trying to keep options open. Further, throughout his ISO it feels like he is basically willing to lynch anybody except himself, which obviously gives more of an unsettling scum narrative vibe than a town one.
This is a legitimately bad understanding of developing D1 reads.
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Post Post #462 (isolation #64) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:40 pm

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In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:
Also, the redirection back to Dunnstral's lynch in reinforces my point that GC is all right with pretty much any way the lynch goes, as long as it's not him.

And yet, he is NOT voting dunnstral right now. He is voting Battle Mage.
Clear scum here, to me.
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Post Post #463 (isolation #65) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:41 pm

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In post 457, votato wrote:VOTE: crayons there are no current good wagons, my vote is on BM as a placeholder ffs.
You should go back to Battle Mage for good reasons.
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Post Post #464 (isolation #66) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:43 pm

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In post 461, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Further, it seems that technically
GC supports all of Votato, Dunnstral, and Battle Mage being lynched based off their content so far. The fact that they are somewhat supporting all three of the current majority wagons, and also maintaining suspicions of bob, farside, Mala, and others makes it seem like GC's intent is to pin others against each other while GC sits back and watches town get confused
. This does not feel like town trying to sort, it feels like scum aggressively trying to keep options open. Further, throughout his ISO it feels like he is basically willing to lynch anybody except himself, which obviously gives more of an unsettling scum narrative vibe than a town one.
This is a legitimately bad understanding of developing D1 reads.
Also

and I'll attribute your mischaracterization of my stance on votato to your single-mindedness to Present A Scum Case and be a good town

I don't support a votato lynch, and have never said I did.
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Post Post #466 (isolation #67) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:45 pm

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In post 464, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 461, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Further, it seems that technically
GC supports all of Votato, Dunnstral, and Battle Mage being lynched based off their content so far. The fact that they are somewhat supporting all three of the current majority wagons, and also maintaining suspicions of bob, farside, Mala, and others makes it seem like GC's intent is to pin others against each other while GC sits back and watches town get confused
. This does not feel like town trying to sort, it feels like scum aggressively trying to keep options open. Further, throughout his ISO it feels like he is basically willing to lynch anybody except himself, which obviously gives more of an unsettling scum narrative vibe than a town one.
This is a legitimately bad understanding of developing D1 reads.
Also

and I'll attribute your mischaracterization of my stance on votato to your single-mindedness to Present A Scum Case and be a good town

I don't support a votato lynch, and have never said I did.
ALSO also


lol Mala is a null as I've said before


Hot damn you really wanted to make a case. Congrats, I suppose.
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Post Post #468 (isolation #68) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:48 pm

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When someone says

GC says X

and I know from memory that I've said Y

I just might phrase it, "no, Y, as I've said before"
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Post Post #469 (isolation #69) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:53 pm

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In post 460, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Also took a weird stance on BM that his vote on Votato "looked made up" in , which does not exactly seem like the best reason to vote BM if you ask me. Also, I do not know if it is a natural town instinct to come to a conclusion that a vote "is made up", just seems like a forced scum conclusion, but maybe I am wrong there.
Maybe if you look harder, you'll see I've been suspecting Battle Mage for a while.

Maybe if you look *even harder*, you'll see why.

And lol @ my justification for voting BM apparently went completely over your head in your pursuit to vote me.
I think this is important, btw.

BM switched to votato. His only reason for suspecting votato as scum is because of stun's meta analysis of votato.

The problem is that stun's meta analysis--by stun's own explanation!--is that it doesn't show that votato is scum. It just shows that he is not town.


And so


drum roll, please

In post 422, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:His
justification for his
vote on votato looks made up.
Fixed.
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Post Post #471 (isolation #70) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 3:53 pm

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In post 469, Green Crayons wrote:The problem is that stun's meta analysis--by stun's own explanation!--is that it doesn't show that votato is scum. It just shows that
it doesn't clear him as town
he is not town
.
lol fixed again
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Post Post #476 (isolation #71) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:02 pm

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In post 473, notscience wrote:Someone give me the short version of why we’re voting gc I was leaning town there
He doesn't like that I voice suspicions of players without some sort of counterbalancing of voicing my opinion about players who are town (even though elsewhere he recognizes that I do that too).
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Post Post #478 (isolation #72) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:06 pm

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Sorry, I glossed over the comically bad parts.
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Post Post #479 (isolation #73) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:07 pm

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Do you understand the BM vote or just not going to think about that?
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Post Post #482 (isolation #74) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:11 pm

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lol
In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:also obviously mala's suspicion of votato is bad, and her back-burner nonsense is silly, but lol nonetheless at farside and notscience
Here's me literally defending that mala's bad suspicion is not AI about mala (bad reasoning =/= scum):
In post 117, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 115, farside22 wrote:I have higher expectation for Mala.
That she has a bad reason for suspecting votato/HK can go either way in terms of Mala’s alignment.

The fact that her suspicion is bad is because she isn’t familiar with SW video games means her bad suspicion isn’t alignment indicative.

You “expecting more” of Malta here means you “expected Mala to get the SW reference so she wouldn’t have had the bad suspicion.”

Unless if you think she’s lying about missing the SW reference.

And then
In post 317, Green Crayons wrote:mala or bob, with me leaning towards bob
Did you purposefully ignore me say why she was on that list? Just two posts later?
In post 319, Green Crayons wrote:She's more or less null for me at the moment, and so she's a contender.
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Post Post #485 (isolation #75) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:14 pm

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Since you're around, NS, what do you think about a BM vote?
In post 469, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 460, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Also took a weird stance on BM that his vote on Votato "looked made up" in , which does not exactly seem like the best reason to vote BM if you ask me. Also, I do not know if it is a natural town instinct to come to a conclusion that a vote "is made up", just seems like a forced scum conclusion, but maybe I am wrong there.
Maybe if you look harder, you'll see I've been suspecting Battle Mage for a while.

Maybe if you look *even harder*, you'll see why.

And lol @ my justification for voting BM apparently went completely over your head in your pursuit to vote me.
I think this is important, btw.

BM switched to votato. His only reason for suspecting votato as scum is because of stun's meta analysis of votato.

The problem is that stun's meta analysis--by stun's own explanation!--is that it doesn't show that votato is scum. It just shows that he is not town.


And so


drum roll, please

In post 422, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:His
justification for his
vote on votato looks made up.
Fixed.
In post 471, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 469, Green Crayons wrote:The problem is that stun's meta analysis--by stun's own explanation!--is that it doesn't show that votato is scum. It just shows that
it doesn't clear him as town
he is not town
.
lol fixed again
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Post Post #486 (isolation #76) » Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:15 pm

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In post 484, stungun0404 wrote:I don't think that's true... I'm fairly convinced GC is scum and on D1 when I get that feeling it usually is right, although there are expections.
You should take a healthy dose of perspective.
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Post Post #496 (isolation #77) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 1:19 am

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He seems mildly town.

Let’s focus on BM.

Who doesn’t have a legitimate scum read on votato—BM voted because of stun’s meta analysis that stun said was not AI—but BM voted votato anyway.

Red light scum alert.
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Post Post #511 (isolation #78) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 6:32 am

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510 is an example of someone using bad logic

this time it suggests town

see, stun, how saying someone is using bad logic/reasoning isn't synonymous with calling someone scum?
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Post Post #512 (isolation #79) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 6:36 am

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In post 507, Not_Mafia wrote:Votato's GC vote was really bad
feels more like town trying (and failing spectacularly) to scum hunt rather than scum coming up with a reason to vote, especially when he could've just stayed safe with standing by stun's case
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Post Post #514 (isolation #80) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:11 am

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because
In post 512, Green Crayons wrote:especially when he could've just stayed safe with standing by stun's case
and

"you used this magic phrase which means you went back and looked at what you posted"--which is incorrect factually--"which means your reads are fake and therefore you're scum"--which is bad reasoning

is so thin a reed to rest a suspicion on that I don't think scum would try it
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Post Post #515 (isolation #81) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:16 am

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There's also that, apart from your attempt at "scum slip" humor, I don't think anything you've done is suspicious.
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Post Post #517 (isolation #82) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:51 am

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It's like you're scum and taunting me.
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Post Post #520 (isolation #83) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:56 am

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In post 518, Battle Mage wrote:The fact Stungun doesn't think it's AI, doesn't mean I don't think it's AI. I believe I said, as above, "I like the analysis", as opposed to "I agree with the analysis in it's entirety and share Stungun's resulting conclusion". I did in fact think it was AI, and voted for that reason.
Why is it AI?
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Post Post #523 (isolation #84) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:00 am

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lol

okay you take your time trying to figure out how you can make stun's NOT-AI meta analysis into a YES-AI meta analysis
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Post Post #524 (isolation #85) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:01 am

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In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:He reads votato as scum only because of your meta analysis. But your meta analysis specifically said it was a wash on alignment, and so wasn't AI:
In post 518, Battle Mage wrote:The fact Stungun doesn't think it's AI, doesn't mean I don't think it's AI. I believe I said, as above, "I like the analysis", as opposed to "I agree with the analysis in it's entirety and share Stungun's resulting conclusion". I did in fact think it was AI, and voted for that reason.
In post 520, Green Crayons wrote:Why is it AI?
In post 522, Battle Mage wrote:I'll answer that when I've caught up.
just lol
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Post Post #525 (isolation #86) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:03 am

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Now this, votato, is scummy:
In post 518, Battle Mage wrote:Again!? Beating a dead horse here pal. :giggle: I suppose you wouldn't know if my scumread was legitimate or not, because you haven't bothered to ask me or probe my explanation, you've just set up an implausible strawman.
- I've raised this point several times, both to generally to the thread to explain my vote and to specific players to try to get them to engage with it. That's not "beating a dead horse," but he tries to discredit normal mafia play.
- I don't need to know whether his scumread was legitimate because he already gave his reason for voting you, and it was not an AI reason. Thus the reason as he stated was not legitimate. (lol and now he's taking his time to try to justify his vote to create a new reason)
- Calling strawman, when there's no straw man here, to deflect from his scumminess
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Post Post #527 (isolation #87) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:04 am

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In post 521, votato wrote:
In post 517, Green Crayons wrote:It's like you're scum and taunting me.
see your taunts directed at me
I taunt bad cases on obvious town.
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Post Post #528 (isolation #88) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:04 am

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stun, you're a lost cause. enjoy some kite flying.
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Post Post #529 (isolation #89) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:07 am

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In post 524, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:He reads votato as scum only because of your meta analysis. But your meta analysis specifically said it was a wash on alignment, and so wasn't AI:
In post 518, Battle Mage wrote:The fact Stungun doesn't think it's AI, doesn't mean I don't think it's AI. I believe I said, as above, "I like the analysis", as opposed to "I agree with the analysis in it's entirety and share Stungun's resulting conclusion". I did in fact think it was AI, and voted for that reason.
In post 520, Green Crayons wrote:Why is it AI?
In post 522, Battle Mage wrote:I'll answer that when I've caught up.
just lol
Adding onto this BM trying to come up with a real reason to justify a votato vote

is that BM shaded me for not trying to engage him for why he voted votato

so then when I point blank asked him about that reason

he said "hold on let me come up with a reason"
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Post Post #531 (isolation #90) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:08 am

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^^^ the hypocrisy is AI because he's coming up with reasons to vote me and then those reasons crumble as he backs down
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Post Post #532 (isolation #91) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:09 am

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In post 530, stungun0404 wrote:What makes you obvious town? idgi
It's partially a joke. I'm obvtown to myself. The joke is that votato can't know that.
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Post Post #534 (isolation #92) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:15 am

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Neat.

I've already tried to get you to engage with my BM suspicions. You've ignored me. I also just expounded on them. You're ignoring that as well.
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Post Post #535 (isolation #93) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:16 am

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In post 533, stungun0404 wrote:in the corresponding scum slot
Also, I cannot express enough how bad it is to try to fill up scum team slots in D1. Associative suspicions are practically worthless in D1 without flips.
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Post Post #540 (isolation #94) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:46 am

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In post 536, stungun0404 wrote:I made a hot take that all scum were in a group of 4 players, which actually ended up being correct, because all three scum were in that group of players.
This is different than associative tells, right?

You say: these four players are scum based on my gut read/how they did suspicious things. That's not association based.

That is different than: these four players are scum based on how they're acting with each other. That's association based.

Saying you've got X-number of scum slots, and you're filling them up with either/ors, makes it sound like you're using associative suspicions.
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Post Post #541 (isolation #95) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:47 am

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In post 539, stungun0404 wrote:Also, it's not that I am looking for associatives in the sense of who is working together, but more I am looking to make sense of the game from the standpoint of "the game only makes sense if one of these players is scum", and the alternative makes absolutely no sense.
I guess that's a distinction, but I don't really see the difference except in the phrasing.
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Post Post #545 (isolation #96) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 9:30 am

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In post 544, stungun0404 wrote:GC finds BM scummy because his vote on Votato looks made up, because BM said he liked my meta analysis on Votato which said what he has done so far is NAI, but because BM thought Votato was scummy for what I analyzed. So GC finds BM to voting Votato there not because he thinks Votato is truly scummy, but instead extending my NAI read on Votato to mean he is scummy?
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees, thank you.
In some ways, I can understand this logic here, but in other ways this seems a little bit of a stretch, so I'm conflicted looking at this reasoning?
BM could have just voted Votato on the basis of not seeing anything scummier to that point
, so I feel like the better argument would be that he's not properly scumhunting, and thus he is scum assuming your vantage point is town. He simply is feeding off of my read, and interpreting ~ to be scummy based off of that, using my analysis to both shield him and pocket me.
Good point, but complete hypothetical.

BM has since clarified that he thought your meta read was good, but instead of agreeing with NAI, he found it AI. So BM has wedded himself to saying that his basis for voting votato was because your meta read was actually AI.

That means, way back at the time he voted votato, he thought your meta analysis was AI.

So I challenged him on it. How is it AI?

BM's response: "um give me a minute"

Right here:
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In post 421, Green Crayons wrote:He reads votato as scum only because of your meta analysis. But your meta analysis specifically said it was a wash on alignment, and so wasn't AI:
In post 518, Battle Mage wrote:The fact Stungun doesn't think it's AI, doesn't mean I don't think it's AI. I believe I said, as above, "I like the analysis", as opposed to "I agree with the analysis in it's entirety and share Stungun's resulting conclusion". I did in fact think it was AI, and voted for that reason.
In post 520, Green Crayons wrote:Why is it AI?
In post 522, Battle Mage wrote:I'll answer that when I've caught up.
just lol

If he already thought it was AI, he could just say why instead of delaying to come up with a reason.
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Post Post #554 (isolation #97) » Wed Jun 17, 2020 10:20 am

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So we’re back to:
In post 476, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 473, notscience wrote:Someone give me the short version of why we’re voting gc I was leaning town there
He doesn't like that I voice suspicions of players without some sort of counterbalancing of voicing my opinion about players who are town (even though elsewhere he recognizes that I do that too).
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Post Post #568 (isolation #98) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 12:17 am

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He’s quitting without giving us the nonexistent AI justification for his votato vote that he totally promises that he has and has had all along.

I’m sorry but that’s trash. Even if he isn’t lying about not enough free time, he chose to quit *this* game before giving that supposedly already-existing justification. BM claimed that he could tell us his AI justification for votato! It would supposedly show that my suspicions of him are completely baseless! He just doesn’t want to because ——.

And the replacement will say “sorry folks I’m not a mind reader who knows what BM was thinking.”
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Post Post #569 (isolation #99) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 12:20 am

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In post 552, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 546, stungun0404 wrote:Yeah, that's strange, I'm ngl... I will need explanation for that.
my pizza had just turned up and I wanted to watch the football while I ate. :lol:

Poor old GC, clutching at straws a bit. :facepalm: If the posting slows a little bit, I'll catch up on some stuff shortly - there's a lot to catch up on across all my games so I'm not promising to respond to everything tonight. :nerd:
Literally the time it took to write this post would have been the time BM needed to tell us his AI justification for voting votato.

Remember: BM said that he already reasoned why stun’s meta analysis was AI all the way back when BM voted votato. So BM should be able to just spit it out.

He hasn’t because he’s lying. You can’t spin stun’s NAI meta analysis into an AI meta analysis.

Lynch all liars. BM is scum.
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Post Post #571 (isolation #100) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:14 am

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You have my name wrong.
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Post Post #572 (isolation #101) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:15 am

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That’s some weak tea. Vote BM. He’s obviously scum.
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Post Post #574 (isolation #102) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:24 am

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That’s not a half bad explanation.

It doesn’t erase the fact that it took you this long to actually voice it.
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Post Post #575 (isolation #103) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:24 am

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In post 573, Battle Mage wrote:A. That wasn't the only reason for my vote - just one that GC has tried to strawman and attack me for.
Also this is a lie.

You didn’t give any other reason for your votato vote.
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Post Post #576 (isolation #104) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:28 am

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Anyway. I’ll give BM some more thought.
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Post Post #581 (isolation #105) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:48 am

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I'd find it strange if BM flips scum.

Let's flip BM.
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Post Post #582 (isolation #106) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:49 am

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In post 576, Green Crayons wrote:Anyway. I’ll give BM some more thought.
I do plan on doing this, which really should be a reread to make sure my sense of things isn't completely off.
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Post Post #583 (isolation #107) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:49 am

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In post 580, stungun0404 wrote:dunn has already stuck up against geraintm being lynched, and geraintm weakly against dunn
Can you pull what you're referencing here?
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Post Post #587 (isolation #108) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 2:55 am

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I don't?
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Post Post #588 (isolation #109) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:02 am

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I think BM is more likely to flip scum than town. His explanation for reading scum's NAI meta analysis as AI is plausible on its face. In context though, that plausibility doesn't undermine the other suspicions that point to scum:

-He took forever to provide his AI justification, although he supposedly thought of it ages ago

- He took plenty of time to discredit my suspicions as strawmanning without actually just engaging with my suspicions and providing his AI justification, suggesting delay to come up with a plausible reason after the fact

- He's saying BOTH (1) he had other suspicions for voting votato so we shouldn't suspect him for this thin reasoning (supposed other reasons that he never voiced, so how are we supposed to know that?) AND (2) it was an early vote so we're expecting too much from him in terms of reasoning, which are contradictory defenses that defeat each other. EITHER we should give him a pass because he had other, stronger reasons to vote votato OR we should give him a pass because it was early D1 so he didn't need to have strong reasons to vote votato. It looks like scum slinging whatever defenses he can.
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Post Post #589 (isolation #110) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:03 am

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In post 588, Green Crayons wrote:His explanation for reading
scum's
stun's
NAI meta analysis as AI is plausible on its face.
Fixed.
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Post Post #595 (isolation #111) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:38 am

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In post 580, stungun0404 wrote:
I find it weird that geraintm and dunn
are suddenly coming out of the woodwork sticking up for BM, and dunn has already stuck up against geraintm being lynched, and geraintm weakly against dunn? Anyone else find this strange?
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In post 581, Green Crayons wrote:I'd find it strange if BM flips scum.

Let's flip BM.
I was saying I would find it strange in response to stun, with the "it" referring to gerain's and dunn's actions as noted by stun.
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Post Post #605 (isolation #112) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:54 am

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In post 600, geraintm wrote:
In post 597, DoctorPepper wrote:Could be trying to deflect it also so as it doesn't look like a counterwagon
I'm right here....you could ask me
Why is your vote on someone who is hella not suspicious.
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Post Post #610 (isolation #113) » Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:15 am

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In post 606, votato wrote:why is notsci so town?
I liked his explanation of his Mala suspicions, his defense of his votato vote, and his reaction to stun/GC.
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Post Post #642 (isolation #114) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 3:15 am

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In post 640, Malakittens wrote:That’s what bothered me is I’m like I read SG going after GC but why is he voting Bm?!?
lol

lol because

stun has shaded me for doing the exact same thing (saying I'm suspicious of Dunn but also voting BM)


eagerly awaiting to see if stun will have a moment of clarity
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Post Post #643 (isolation #115) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 3:16 am

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In post 603, Jake The Wolfie wrote:
"I'm telling ya, I don't know who who painted ya walls red, Jake!"


Vote Count 1.9

Dunnstral (4):
DoctorPepper, farside22, HK 50, [notscience]
Battle Mage (3):
Not_Mafia, Green Crayons, stungun0404
votato (2):
Malakittens, Battle Mage
Green Crayons (1):
votato
notscience (1):
geraintm
geraintm (1):
bob3141
Not_Mafia (1):
Dunnstral
Not voting (0):



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Majority is 7 players.

Day 1 has begun and will end in (expired on 2020-06-23 07:23:04).
notscience is V/LA until Sunday, and has handed their vote to Malakittens.
farside22 is V/LA for (expired on 2020-06-19 13:49:13)[/area]
Not sure why mala, votato, gerain, or bob are still voting for who they are voting.
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Post Post #646 (isolation #116) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 3:34 am

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In post 644, geraintm wrote:I have answered your question already
It's a bad answer. Thus I don't know why you're still clinging to your RVS(?) vote.
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Post Post #647 (isolation #117) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 3:37 am

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Like, 637 suggests you would at least want to vote NM instead of your random vote.

But nope.

Are you paralyzed by doubt? Lazy? Scum? Who knows!

You *not* updating your vote is going to make sorting you much more difficult in later days.
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Post Post #650 (isolation #118) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 3:44 am

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Surely there is some middle ground between a "fully formed vote"--which, this is mafia, so ????--and "plac[ing] 27 in a day."


What do you think about a Dunn vote?
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Post Post #657 (isolation #119) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 9:45 am

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In post 656, stungun0404 wrote:I have not advocated for your lynch/actively pushed evidence for others to vote you since I switched to voting BM, whereas in your case you were actively stuck on voting BM while pushing evidence to support a Dunnstral lynch, which is highly inconsistent and only can encourage what was already the biggest wagon that has formed this day phase. Thus, those are two entirely different scenarios. How, then, are they the exact same thing?
You suspect both BM and GC, and switched from voting GC to BM. You obviously still suspect GC. Mala finds that suspicious.

I suspect both Dunn and BM, and switched from voting Dunn to BM. I obviously still suspect Dunn. stun finds that suspicious.

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Post Post #658 (isolation #120) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 9:51 am

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In post 607, HK 50 wrote:All in all, I dont believe the votato interaction by stungun was done for what was claimed. I wouldnt be surprised if Dunnstral is scum and stungun picked to pressure other LHFesk players in a bid to protect Dunnstral.
I dont consider myself easily put off by effort posts, but this entire post was really difficult to get through and follow.

I think the upshot tho is what I just quoted. If so—doesn’t your entire stun-scum read boil down to an associative tell IF Dunn flips scum?
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Post Post #664 (isolation #121) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 10:36 am

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In post 660, Not_Mafia wrote:
In post 658, Green Crayons wrote:I dont consider myself easily put off by effort posts, but this entire post was really difficult to get through and follow.
I didn't read it
I’m shocked, just shocked to hear.
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Post Post #665 (isolation #122) » Fri Jun 19, 2020 10:36 am

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In post 661, bob3141 wrote:It feels too blatant for scum.
Too scummy to be scum?
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Post Post #687 (isolation #123) » Sat Jun 20, 2020 4:03 am

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Makes you think.
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Post Post #688 (isolation #124) » Sat Jun 20, 2020 4:03 am

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Makes you think.
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Post Post #689 (isolation #125) » Sat Jun 20, 2020 4:04 am

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Whoa double posting goodness.
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Post Post #690 (isolation #126) » Sat Jun 20, 2020 4:05 am

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In post 681, Dunnstral wrote:My case is that his posts suck and he has no reason for his vote in the first place
Looks like you’re voting him based on posting style.
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Post Post #751 (isolation #127) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 7:33 am

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There is a metric ton of associative theory going on without a flip.
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Post Post #752 (isolation #128) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 7:34 am

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^^^ I don't think that's AI, but I do think it can lead town down wrong paths.
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Post Post #759 (isolation #129) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 11:19 am

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In post 755, farside22 wrote:I agree.......why are you voting for BM/Clidd and who are your other scum reads?
Phone posting so, long and short of BM/Clidd is that BM’s wonky posts that NM called out, his suuuuuper delayed reason for justifying his AI meta read on votato, and his defense of his actions generally (trying to make me, his most articulate vote pusher, out to be scum; and also his inconsistent defenses making it look like he’s trying to find any excuse that appeals to the reader)

I’m still happy with a Dunn lynch tbh. At this point his super early hypocrisy isn’t a deal sealer in term is alignment. But his absolute refusal to engage on this point is troubling. I’ve somewhat thought maybe he’s a PR that’s trying to lay low but at this point when he’s a primary wagon his refusal to speak seems more like scum trying to just get by from not making a stir.
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Post Post #760 (isolation #130) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 11:28 am

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Bc I’ve been drinking and now my neighbors who I was porch chilling with have left, let’s run down the player list.


votato - I’m thinking town but siiigh
bob3141 - leaning town now tbh
DoctorPepper - null bit was thinking town at some point
Not_Mafia- town Honestly not sure how folks can’t see between the lines with his posting.
geraintm - pretty sure town
Ghost Ganster stungun0404 - town Like, annoyingly super town and I say annoyingly because he can get a thought in his head and it might be wrong by gd he runs it down.
Green Crayons - town
farside22 - honestly thinking scum. Sorry <3
HK 50 - town, even tho I don’t k ow where he’s coming from with his fixation on stun
Battle Mage clidd - scum
Malakittens - null. Like if you put a gun to my head I’d slot her town but damn she’s been pretty absent in a way I cannot read
notscience - town. Not even a Q.
Dunnstral - scum
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Post Post #761 (isolation #131) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 11:31 am

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Lol lots of town reads. I’m *not* playing to stun’s expectations. Maybe he shouldn’t try to compare my meta to a whatever-page replacement to an early D1.
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Post Post #762 (isolation #132) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 11:32 am

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And whoever did another meta of me (farside?) I haven’t been scum in over 5 years.


And it’s fucking d e l i c i o u s
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Post Post #763 (isolation #133) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 11:37 am

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In post 750, votato wrote:It seems like a lot of people scum read bm but not that many people are actually voting there.
If this is true I think the people who aren’t walking their talk are super suspicious regardless of BM’s flip.

Name names.
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Post Post #790 (isolation #134) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 5:08 pm

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In post 783, farside22 wrote:GC games he asked more questions in this game
replaced in here putting out reads but thoughts but I don't see either game were he gets pissy or bitchy to anyone.
Games after those are 2018 or older and I know pl
Ah yes the “pissy or bitchy” metric, which is definitely a thing that people can objectively measure.
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Post Post #791 (isolation #135) » Sun Jun 21, 2020 5:09 pm

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Has HK said who they suspect other than stun?
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Post Post #833 (isolation #136) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 1:59 am

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In post 819, Dunnstral wrote:How generous of stungun to offer my lynch in case he's wrong on my townread
i also caught that, but it's ego like that that really sings town to me
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Post Post #835 (isolation #137) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:00 am

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In post 822, Dunnstral wrote:hmmm.... these reads stink when you look at them this way. votato liking this is yuck, he only likes it because he's town in this list
And I suspect you might not like it because of where you land on it

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Post Post #837 (isolation #138) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:02 am

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In post 829, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 760, Green Crayons wrote:farside22 - honestly thinking scum. Sorry <3
In post 731, HK 50 wrote:If town:
-Farside/bob scum equity goes up (this is my bargaining chip. You want to see my little secret? Gotta keep my robot ass alive and flip Dunnstral).
In post 800, votato wrote:i also have clidd as top scumread. dunn is scummyish, farside is hmmm, maybe scum. gerain is a bit scummy.
There sure are a lot of people with these phantom scumreads on farside22 that:

a) never get explained
b) never get acted on
c) are never reacted to by farside or anyone else pushing me
I've been suspecting farside from the beginning, and while I was okay with her immediate response to my QUESTIONS (lol), since then her play has been a single-mindedness in pushing Dunn (except with a brief foray into weaksauce meta of me) aligns with scum play as not casting too wide a net of suspicions so she can be fluid to adapt later
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Post Post #839 (isolation #139) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:03 am

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In post 825, Dunnstral wrote:
In post 760, Green Crayons wrote:Not_Mafia- town Honestly not sure how folks can’t see between the lines with his posting.
I don't see between the lines, care to explain?
You can't just ISO NM. He posts in response to what is actually happening in the game.
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Post Post #841 (isolation #140) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:04 am

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In post 838, Dunnstral wrote:your 3 scumreads are me, clidd, and... farside
I doubt y'all are a scum team but guess what? It's D1 so fuck trying to create a scum team I'm just pointing out who has been suspicious.
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Post Post #844 (isolation #141) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:06 am

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In post 838, Dunnstral wrote:There isn't an honest null in there - you're playing to too many sides among people you perceive to hold influence, your farside read doesn't make sense as scum with the other 2 of us, and yes, having both me and clidd as scum is lazy and bad
There's actually a lot going on in here. A lot wrong, that is. But it doesn't seem like the same type of frantic "throw up whatever" defense that BM was spewing.
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Post Post #845 (isolation #142) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:07 am

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In post 842, farside22 wrote:Could we get a GC wagon going? Just look at how bad his pushes are on BM, and his behavior in comparison to other games. This is typically lol I'm going to throw shit post from scum.
lol

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Post Post #846 (isolation #143) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:07 am

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farside, you *did* pull scum this time, didn't you?
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Post Post #851 (isolation #144) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:10 am

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Because, despite you claiming my BM/Clidd vote is lazy and farside saying it's a bad push, I'm an OG believer in a BM vote. I'm happy to vote farside tomorrow, especially if BM/Clidd is scum.
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Post Post #852 (isolation #145) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:11 am

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In post 850, Dunnstral wrote:All he says is inane things like vote x, x is scum
Generally in response to X having just posted. So look at X's posts and see if there's something worthwhile to suspect.
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Post Post #853 (isolation #146) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 2:12 am

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^^^ I say generally. I think he's done it once or twice with BM/Clidd, recalling off the top of my head. After that he's just trying to get people to wagon.
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Post Post #930 (isolation #147) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:07 am

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In post 921, geraintm wrote:I had not mafia as bad, I hated all his posts saying BM was scum, sure of it, then pushing everyone else to vote elsewhere before they moved their own vote.
I don't believe this is correct.
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Post Post #931 (isolation #148) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:09 am

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Yeah, a quick ISO shows NM's BM vote is his fourth post. His push to get BM/clidd votes all follow that.


geraintm likely town by getting this easily verifiable fact mixed up
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Post Post #934 (isolation #149) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:30 am

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Yeah. Scum are generally more careful, especially something as easily verifiable like that.
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Post Post #956 (isolation #150) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 6:55 am

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In post 948, stungun0404 wrote:
In post 791, Green Crayons wrote:Has HK said who they suspect other than stun?
@GC, I notice that you asked this question right after farside and I called you out for not asking enough questions, conveniently.

But you never followed up on it after I gave an answer, even so much as mentioning HK afterwards.

How come? Are you genuinely concerned about HK? Or was this just an empty question for the sake of asking a question after we called you out?

To me, this seems like the type of question you would want to follow up on once an answer was obtained.0
Maybe you should let HK talk for himself. Which is what I'm waiting for.
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Post Post #958 (isolation #151) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 6:55 am

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In post 948, stungun0404 wrote:@GC, I notice that you asked this question right after farside and I called you out for not asking enough questions, conveniently.
also seriously you are fucking exhausting
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Post Post #966 (isolation #152) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 7:18 am

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I think it was perfectly called for. You didn't ask a question. You made a statement to lob another suspicion based on your really, spectacularly bad meta analysis that farside has glomped onto like a leach. It's exhausting.
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Post Post #971 (isolation #153) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 7:44 am

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In post 968, stungun0404 wrote:It is not bad, because early on I noticed a drastic difference in the number of questions you asked in a few of your town games vs. the number you had asked in here through a certain number of posts, which was suggestive that maybe you were not curious enough because you are scum.
In post 450, Green Crayons wrote:Y’all rely way too much on so called meta.
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Post Post #972 (isolation #154) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 7:48 am

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Meta's good for broad stroke impressions like activity. When used to compare against RECENT and LOTS of games.

Notions that comparing "how many questions" and "bitchiness" between games is fruitful is a waste a time. Just finding comparable games is difficult--each game is different with different stages of gameplay, different personalities, different pushes, etc. People play differently in different circumstances. So just finding a comparable game isn't just "oh he was town here," it needs to be sufficiently similar gaming circumstances. AND THEN you need a sample size greater than fucking one. Jesus.

Not only that, but assuming you get a bunch of recent actually comparable games, and you can point out that there are real play differences, the question then is is that different AI?


Rather than doing all of that, you've compared me to a game where I've replaced in (just lol) and farside has compared my "bitchiness" to a game where nobody who I read as town pushed a shit case on me.




TLDR: meta is trash, because everyone is using it poorly.
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Post Post #974 (isolation #155) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 7:52 am

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In post 630, clidd wrote:Ok, done. I need 24 hours to work on my reads (I'll post tomorrow).
We're at 40 hours to deadline and Clidd still hasn't followed up.

I don't think this is AI, but I do think it's screwing us over.
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Post Post #982 (isolation #156) » Mon Jun 22, 2020 7:57 am

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In post 979, farside22 wrote:Still find your reaction to BM to be over the top and unnecessary. You were happy with BM's response but keep your vote on him.
How that can be read as town to anyone is a mystery to me.

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I said I would consider it. I maintain that his response is plausible on its face, but the context in which he gave it is still suspicious.
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Post Post #1004 (isolation #157) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 2:11 am

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Right so this game is stale because of the double replacement.


Porkens, I'd like your claim and then some suspects.
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Post Post #1005 (isolation #158) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 2:38 am

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In post 99, DoctorPepper wrote:I could go Dunn or farside for the Mala push rn tbh
Why'd you leave out ns?
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Post Post #1006 (isolation #159) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 2:43 am

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Hunh.
In post 101, farside22 wrote:See the thing that I found odd is 2 things
1) In regards to mala is that she said she thought them scum together and wanted to keep that on the back burner even when it was just a reference to a video game. So that just made no sense this early in the game.
2) was this post from GC:
In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:also obviously mala's suspicion of votato is bad, and her back-burner nonsense is silly, but lol nonetheless at farside and notscience
Which to me reads that, well he agrees that everything mala said looks bad or silly but it's scummy to point that out. Then he says this:
In post 69, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:her back-burner nonsense is silly
So that reads a lot more asshole than I intended.

But. Like. Anyone who has played videogames and likes Star Wars knows the reference. There's nothing to back burner.
Again that was in my post that he disagreed with. So none of his disagreement match with what he is saying after.


VOTE: Green Crayon

Also funny enough I now have a scum ping on Dunn
The reasons for this GC vote is echoed later by stun. Like, basically a copy and paste.

Spoiler: C&P
In post 480, stungun0404 wrote:
In post 466, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 464, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 461, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 455, stungun0404 wrote:Further, it seems that technically
GC supports all of Votato, Dunnstral, and Battle Mage being lynched based off their content so far. The fact that they are somewhat supporting all three of the current majority wagons, and also maintaining suspicions of bob, farside, Mala, and others makes it seem like GC's intent is to pin others against each other while GC sits back and watches town get confused
. This does not feel like town trying to sort, it feels like scum aggressively trying to keep options open. Further, throughout his ISO it feels like he is basically willing to lynch anybody except himself, which obviously gives more of an unsettling scum narrative vibe than a town one.
This is a legitimately bad understanding of developing D1 reads.
Also

and I'll attribute your mischaracterization of my stance on votato to your single-mindedness to Present A Scum Case and be a good town

I don't support a votato lynch, and have never said I did.
ALSO also


lol Mala is a null as I've said before


Hot damn you really wanted to make a case. Congrats, I suppose.
In post 68, Green Crayons wrote:also obviously mala's suspicion of votato is bad, and her back-burner nonsense is silly, but lol nonetheless at farside and notscience
In post 316, notscience wrote:I’m townreading the whole wagon, who do you think is scum on it?
In post 317, Green Crayons wrote:mala or bob, with me leaning towards bob
False. These posts clearly suggest that mala is scummy to you.


First farside, and then a ton of posts later stun, both wrongly characterized that because I said Mala's reason for suspecting votato/HK was
bad
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scummy
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Kinda weird that you can't come up with your own bad reasons to vote GC, stun.
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Post Post #1007 (isolation #160) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 2:57 am

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In post 143, Battle Mage wrote:I'll catch up later, but for now:

VOTE: HK 50 - biggest wagon and he appears to have a horrible post restriction and needs to be put out of his misery. :lol:
First post and he already starts making excuses for himself to cover all bases. Voting for the biggest wagon is fine in early D1. But BM goes out of his way to try to justify it with a joke-ish follow up about the post restriction.

He does this later when he tries to come up with a multitude of conflicting defenses for his votato vote.

In post 152, Battle Mage wrote:Shiiiiit, I just lost another game, as town, caused by me. Ironically, caused by me actually analysing stuff and not just tunnelling for once. :facepalm:

Just lynch me now PLEASE. :'(
In post 157, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 155, Not_Mafia wrote:VOTE: Battle Mage
Excellent, finally someone I can trust! UNVOTE: VOTE: Battle Mage
Always be suspicious of those who ask to be lynched and vote themselves.

In post 184, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 168, HK 50 wrote:
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The lack of actual discussion is making my circuits moderately irritated. There cannot be ruthless slaughter like this.

VOTE: Dunnstral

Master Battle Mage feel free to explain the basis of your read.
Excellent, I thought you'd never ask!

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He has played extremely safe and cautious, not really going out on a limb on anything, and only really focussing on either highlighting people's towniness, or criticising other's arguments for people's scumminess (which is generally easy for scum to do because they know who is actually scum). In his first 18 posts (all of them prior to my vote) he hadn't indicated suspicion of ANYONE. His only vote was a random vote on Farside - I know it was random because he made it very clear by saying "eenie meanie minie mo". The only other thing of note is that his 4th post was an apology (which incidentally was the thing which pinged me into doing an ISO) for being rude...only he hadn't really been that rude? by the standards of this site, it was about as courteous as a criticism gets. So the apology just seemed a bit OTT and like he was walking on eggshells. No meta yet, but an absence of town enthusiasm or active engagement - more of the commentating from the sidelines style. :cop:
This is just such a bad justification. I'm scum because I'm literally playing the game by

"highlighting people's towniness, or criticising other's arguments for people's scumminess"

Which is to say I'm calling people town, or figuring out who is pushing bad cases (basic scum hunting on D1).

And then somehow me engaging with people (farside, ns, dunn) on their bad case is me not having "active engagement."

It's a pretty disingenuous spin on viewing my play.
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Post Post #1008 (isolation #161) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 2:58 am

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In post 203, bob3141 wrote:
In post 142, HK 50 wrote:
In post 130, bob3141 wrote:I ask as at the moment i'm in a slight town reading mala. In my experience scum tends to avoid jumping on rvs wagons when they have already stacked up 3 votes. Either mala is scum and unafraid of the spotlight or as i feel at the moment a fellow townie that simply does not have anything to fear in the first place.

Only seen twice scum on 4thed place on rvs wagon. One was when scum was being rvs wagoned and the other was a scum player that spent much of the rest of the game jumping on wagons.


And mala comments on hk feel that it matches that pattern as well. Of a anotehr townie that inst afraid to get their neck stuck in and let thier views be known.
In post 131, bob3141 wrote:In my experience scum dont like being caught on large wagon in vs.

Take my last completed mini. Although i was on losing side if you looked back at day one. scum rvs voted me and as soon as i picked up my 4th vote. That Scum player was teh first to jump off. And infact tried to distance them selves from that wagon.
[Clarification:]
Expect you gave a strong case for why such a behavior is scummy and even provide evidence that scum tends to not commit to higher bandwagons in random voting stage. I'm aware it isn't identical, but my situation has aspects of that which to my photoreceptors indicates there should be some feeling one way or another based on my unvote.

I said theorically I'm scum from your point of view due in part by your own admission you were confused to why I am asking you this line of queries. I don't particularly care what the actual alignment is, but rather your thought process behind it in order to gague your master malakitten read.

[Demand:]
Look at that specific interaction of me unvoting. You given me the range I fall in, but only off the logic of me misconducting processing your point. Disregard that and analyze that temporal moment in space. What range would you rank that unvote to be in?
Your vote change from NS seems rather logical and well considered. It doesn't look to me like rash scum trying to get off. As i would have expected your vote change if you were scum to be more to the point. Abrupt even, while not really even making much acknowledging the change.

If there is scum on that rvs wagon of NS then my gut feeling is that if my read on you is right that you would have beaten them to the chase.

As far my slight town reads are you and mala. So if that rvs wagon wasn't all town then scum are likely in dunstral and pepper. Dunstals change was just sudden. Following the pushes of far and NS but with little extra input given. While peppers was little better but in reaction to Dunstals mala vote.

Now the question is. Was that rvs wagon all town. Which i have seen quite a few times and happens more than not.
Looking back at this interaction, I *really* don't like how HK baited bob into explaining to the town why bob saw HK's actions as town.

HK, I'd love to hear how your prompting supposedly came from a town POV.
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Post Post #1018 (isolation #162) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 4:09 am

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In post 1013, HK 50 wrote:303

This point as already been brought up and explained days ago.

And according to his logic presented about RVS wagons (in the quotes you left out) it would of prompted a scum read on me.
I stopped at page 10 in my reread.

I like your 303 explanation.


I see your recent point about stun. Have you said who you find suspicious other than dunn (and, now, stun but only if he failed to address your rebuttal and instead just lobbed more accusations)?
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Post Post #1053 (isolation #163) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:20 am

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I hate that porkens claimed VT. I think scum would have claimed a PR here.
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Post Post #1054 (isolation #164) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:21 am

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In post 1050, bob3141 wrote:At the moment my gut instinct is that BM/clidd/porkens is scum. And ever since clidd got wagoned Hk has kept trying to deflect attention away from the Bm/clidd wagon. He even keeps trying to dismiss anything bm might have done as not ai.
So you think porkens is scum because of how HK has treated the BM/Clidd/porkens slot, and you read HK as scum?
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Post Post #1055 (isolation #165) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:22 am

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UNVOTE: porkens

I'm going to pick up my reread from Page 11. I'm not against a porkens lynch at the end of the day, but I want to hear his thoughts first.
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Post Post #1057 (isolation #166) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:33 am

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If Porkens is scum, he just replaced into a 40-page game at L-1.

He's probably going to get lynched.

What is his best utility to his team?

Reveal a PR.

What is his worst utility to his team?

Get lynched without outing a PR.
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Post Post #1060 (isolation #167) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:47 am

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Scum have daytalk?
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Post Post #1063 (isolation #168) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:51 am

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In post 1058, stungun0404 wrote:I think you are overthinking if you are town here. Porkens and his supposed scumteam might not have even thought about that. They might have just gone with what was conveniently there so they would not be refuted/denied and lose a scum mate on D1. They want to protect him, because there is only supposedly 3 scum/13 players in this game.

Losing a member on D1 is a huge risk, any way you slice it, and so claiming something that could be refuted would possibly be seen as a bad move to them
This reads like you know scum have daytalk.

I don't know if I believe in scum slips but jeeze.
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Post Post #1064 (isolation #169) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:53 am

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In post 1062, stungun0404 wrote:Doesn't matter if they have daytalk -- it is unlikely that they pull a "let's out a power role stunt" IMO. How many times have you seen that happen on D1? And where?

I have never, as far as I'm aware.
You're telling me you have never seen a scum fake claim a PR?

That's seriously what you're saying?
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Post Post #1069 (isolation #170) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:57 am

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In post 1062, stungun0404 wrote:it is unlikely that they pull a "let's out a power role stunt" IMO. How many times have you seen that happen on D1? And where?

I have never, as far as I'm aware.
In post 1065, stungun0404 wrote:I have seen fake claims, but
not on D1 in a game like this
.
the bolded is doing all the work for you walking back.

what is the "game like this" that makes a L-1 replace-in PR fake claim anathema to scum?
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Post Post #1070 (isolation #171) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 11:58 am

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In post 1066, stungun0404 wrote:Like, suppose there are 13 players in this game. 1 is down on D1. A cop or tracker outs another on N1. They are lynched D2.
In post 1066, stungun0404 wrote:This angle you are coming from seems to be promoting possibility over probability, which I do not like, and seems scummy.
just lol

I'm trying to figure out likely scum tactics and you're over here guessing about how success a town PR might be, but i'm "promoting possibility over probability"

you're a complete mess
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Post Post #1072 (isolation #172) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:00 pm

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In post 1066, stungun0404 wrote:Why, then, take such a big risk and fake claim?
H e ' s l i k e l y g o i n g t o d i e a n y w a y s.
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Post Post #1073 (isolation #173) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:00 pm

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In post 1071, stungun0404 wrote:I said I have never on D1. You are twisting my words.
Like hell I am.
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Post Post #1074 (isolation #174) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:02 pm

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What is so special about a "game like this" that makes a fake PR claim completely unfathomable? Because they might reveal a PR and get lynched (like he's likely to do anyway)?
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Post Post #1076 (isolation #175) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:04 pm

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In post 1061, stungun0404 wrote:And also, I don't think Porkens is at L-1, he was at L-2, so now with your unvote he is at L-3.
This
is a fair point and doesn't make the replace-in nearly as bleak as the L-1 I thought it was.
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Post Post #1078 (isolation #176) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:09 pm

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In post 1075, stungun0404 wrote:I have done and seen others do this very thing you are doing as scum, which is what concerns me. Moving off of a vanilla lynch to perhaps see if you can get another person to pass Porkens in the vote count and get another claim, and perhaps a powerrole claim comes out there. Makes total sense for scum to do.
please

1) differentiate between NAI conduct that can conform to scum alignment, and AI conduct.

2) maybe actually have the person you're accusing of the bad thing to do the bad thing
first
, before lobbing the accusation--so far I have unvoted porkens to allow him time to spit out opinions while I reread, but said I wasn't against his lynch because, frankly, I'm not sure I'm comfortable with a rushjob on anyone else atm

3) don't rely on "i have seens" because plenty of people have seen plenty of things, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything for the game at hand. i point you back to #1.
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Post Post #1081 (isolation #177) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:11 pm

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yeah, geraintm, are you just against role claims as a matter of policy until the end of the game?
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Post Post #1082 (isolation #178) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:11 pm

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because, while a bad policy, that's the only way I can make heads or tail of your comment.
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Post Post #1089 (isolation #179) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 12:42 pm

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You used "they" in the active sense, like they are actively thinking about how best to have Porkens make his entrance.
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Post Post #1131 (isolation #180) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:16 pm

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In post 1128, notscience wrote:Wasn’t the original concept behind scumreading him associative with votato and bm
In post 1127, votato wrote:yeah but who pushed it initially, and where did it come from?
Why do I feel like you already know this answer?
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Post Post #1132 (isolation #181) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:16 pm

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That was to votato
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Post Post #1133 (isolation #182) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:21 pm

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I know I og suspected Dunn for voting Mala for reasons that he had pushed. (I forget what that was.)

Farside picked it up and ran with it tunneling for a long time.
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Post Post #1134 (isolation #183) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:22 pm

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Not sure what other threads I’d suspicion were tbh
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Post Post #1149 (isolation #184) » Tue Jun 23, 2020 6:12 pm

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What did you find so town about it?

Her insistence on focusing entirely on a single player, for a single reason (hypocrisy in early D1 voting), when town can be hypocritical, seemed like pretty suspicious scum play to me.
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Post Post #1237 (isolation #185) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 7:58 am

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i like Porkens posting
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Post Post #1238 (isolation #186) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 7:58 am

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In post 1226, farside22 wrote:
@mod I request that you add 24 hours out of consideration for replacement
Seconded.
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Post Post #1239 (isolation #187) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 7:59 am

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In post 1237, Green Crayons wrote:i like Porkens posting
I do think his flip would be very informative associative wise, though.
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Post Post #1252 (isolation #188) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 8:50 am

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In post 1245, stungun0404 wrote:GC, why aren't you voting anyone right now?
Because I haven’t done my reread yet (work happens) and we got an extension.
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Post Post #1253 (isolation #189) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 8:51 am

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In post 1247, stungun0404 wrote:Question: could it also be a strategic ploy that GC hopped off of the Porkens wagon because he pushed it hard and would look scummy if the slot flipped town, so he had to back off?
My goodness you are bad.
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Post Post #1254 (isolation #190) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 8:54 am

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In post 1156, Porkens wrote:HOKAY!
I skimmed the shit out of the last 17 pages or so, as it’s getting late.

Here’s the deal:

The scumteam lies within geraintm, stungun, dunnstral, bob, and tato.

The push on GC that tato hopped on was literally pure garbage. Reads progression somehow becomes machinations. And despite the fact that GC fairly fought off the push, it keeps recurring. Stun and gerain both defend dunnstral. Bob has a TR on Dunn for some reason (also bob almost never expresses any reads, never commits). Gerain started playing and came in at a key moment, around

That being said, I have a real tinfoil hat read on an alternate universe team of DP, GC, and Malkittens.

Other stuff:
Farside, Crayons (ignoring my hat), notsci, and HK all read very town to me. I don’t see a universe where hk is scum.

Notmaf is being very notmaf.

So there you have it, you are welcome, I’m going to bed!


VOTE: dunnstrall
In post 1156, Porkens wrote:HOKAY!
I skimmed the shit out of the last 17 pages or so, as it’s getting late.

Here’s the deal:

The scumteam lies within geraintm, stungun, dunnstral, bob, and tato.

The push on GC that tato hopped on was literally pure garbage. Reads progression somehow becomes machinations. And despite the fact that GC fairly fought off the push, it keeps recurring. Stun and gerain both defend dunnstral. Bob has a TR on Dunn for some reason (also bob almost never expresses any reads, never commits). Gerain started playing and came in at a key moment, around

That being said, I have a real tinfoil hat read on an alternate universe team of DP, GC, and Malkittens.

Other stuff:
Farside, Crayons (ignoring my hat), notsci, and HK all read very town to me. I don’t see a universe where hk is scum.

Notmaf is being very notmaf.

So there you have it, you are welcome, I’m going to bed!


VOTE: dunnstrall
In post 1182, Porkens wrote:
In post 1172, stungun0404 wrote:And Mala's kinda right. It's time we start settling on a lynch, with 13 hours left in the day, and I don't think this day phase will go anywhere than Porkens, unfortunately.

Thus, VOTE: Porkens

Unless anyone has any reason to think this day phase could possibly lead to another lynch,


There is a 1 ONE vote difference between me and your biggest scumread but “unfortunately” that’s just insurmountable? Also, he says
nothing
about the substance.
In post 1176, notscience wrote:VOTE: porkens

Consolidating at this point
Consolidate elsewhere, the idea that there can’t be any other lynch is false. Again, Dunn has 1 less vote than I do.


Lynching Dunn will tell us a lot. There are clear associativas. BM tarnishes this slot so badly what do you learn about anything? Keep me around you won’t regret it.
Did you actually say why Dunn is worth your vote here? I don’t think so.


Also tell me more about these “clear associatives” that would come with a Dunn flip.
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Post Post #1261 (isolation #191) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 9:02 am

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Who the hell is scratchings
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Post Post #1262 (isolation #192) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 9:02 am

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Or Maris
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Post Post #1263 (isolation #193) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 9:03 am

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Goddammit NM I’m equally angry at you if that was a troll post or a real post with names for real players you made up.
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Post Post #1275 (isolation #194) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:41 am

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In post 260, DoctorPepper wrote:
In post 188, Battle Mage wrote:
In post 178, Not_Mafia wrote:Battle Mage is today's lynch btw everyone
In post 185, Not_Mafia wrote:Battle Mage is definitely scum
Well I might be today's lynch, but I'm not scum dude! You selling anything else? :lol:

This post seems kinda too jokey to be scum. But I feel like the rest of the posting has been kind of incoherent.

But there's something I quite like about this post not being super defensive
FWIW I think BM's post goes beyond "not being super defensive" into "manufacturing trying to look super cool about the suspicion" territory
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Post Post #1276 (isolation #195) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:43 am

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Spoiler: ns vote on votato
In post 290, Jake The Wolfie wrote:
As a new day broke out, Jake was found dead... asleep. Despite the wailing of the town to do his job, he stayed still all the same. Micc, the secretary, didn't do Jake's job for him, but instead woke him up.


Vote Count 1.6

Dunnstral (4):
DoctorPepper, farside22, HK 50, Green Crayons
HK 50 (2):
votato, bob3141
votato (2):
Malakittens, stungun0404
notscience (1):
geraintm
Malakittens (1):
Dunnstral
Battle Mage (1):
Not_Mafia
Green Crayons (1):
Battle Mage
Not voting (1):
notscience


Mod Notes:
Majority is 7 players.

Day 1 has begun and will end in (expired on 2020-06-22 07:23:04).[/area]
In post 292, notscience wrote: DP it doesnt look good for you 3/4 of us are already town you best town it up soon before the probabilities getcha

VOTE: Votato

Looks like an all green wagon there lets get this sucker moving

Mala
Bob
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Stun

GC?

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NM
Dunn

gera

votato
In post 302, Not_Mafia wrote: is a bad vote

Yeah, idg why ns voted votato. What does the all green bw even mean when there was only 2 votes?

ns, you ever explain/justify this?
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Post Post #1277 (isolation #196) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:48 am

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In post 329, farside22 wrote:So my top 2 scum reads are Dunn/NS. Still debating on who the 3rds scum is but those 2 are my strongest ones.
Did you ever explain your ns read? Do you still read ns as scum?
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Post Post #1278 (isolation #197) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:49 am

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In post 1276, Green Crayons wrote:Yeah, idg why ns voted votato. What does the all green bw even mean when there was only 2 votes?

ns, you ever explain/justify this?
Oh, okay so you did:
In post 336, notscience wrote:Games over

I spent two game days

Basically a goddamn month

Watching votato lurk to a scum win

My votes not lazy.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmeh

not a great reason but also not scum indicative imo
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Post Post #1281 (isolation #198) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:56 am

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In post 1277, Green Crayons wrote:
In post 329, farside22 wrote:So my top 2 scum reads are Dunn/NS. Still debating on who the 3rds scum is but those 2 are my strongest ones.
Did you ever explain your ns read? Do you still read ns as scum?
Oh boy I keep doing this.

Explained:
In post 341, farside22 wrote:As for NS well I don't like his vote on you. He ignored the Dunn wagon and his reads here really have no explanation.
Like BM for example was pretty much not saying much, Gera hasn't offered much but he went with voting for you over others.
Why the criticism for DP?
I get the impression the list is a reason for him not to vote for Dunn.
Although farside sprinkles other bits in there, the running theme is that ns is scummy because he's avoiding Dunn (who farside is reading as scummy).

I think that's more likely to come from town than scum, as it's easier for town to convince themselves they're right on their primary suspect and start finding others suspicious based on that.
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Post Post #1283 (isolation #199) » Wed Jun 24, 2020 11:58 am

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^^^ you jumped ahead 300 posts. :(

But skimming those 600s posts makes me wonder:
@Mala:
has ns pocketed you? what are your thoughts on ns?
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