We have yet to be the same alignment in a game.
Therefore, you must be scum
That you would disagree is predictable, town or scum. "Denial is the most predictable of all human reactions"Kairyuu wrote:Do you even have to ask? You're posting an opinion that calls me scum based on horrid reasoning, and asking my opinion of it. Is it not blatantly obvious that I would bias towards disagreement?
Alright, so running on the assumption of who you are talking about, since its rather unclear.1. The first approach to ending the RVS is more likely to be made my town than scum, though it could be made by either.
2. One who would attempt to extend the RVS by opposing said approach is more likely scum than town.
3. One who would call out said opposition as scummy is more likely town than scum.
Dismissing my attacks would give me a more town read on you. With reads I would not be back at square one.Artem wrote:Because I agree that we should get out of RVS and dismissing your (BS) attacks will simply get us back to square one.Magnus wrote: Why do you consider my reasoning serious enough to defend as far as you have, as opposed to dismissing it as the obvious (in fact, stated) attempt to end the RVS that it is?
Actually its more of the questions red dye has been asking, some of which I've been trying to abiguosly lead into. Red Dye is being much more direct than I am, but pushing at similar points (or in that most recent question, a point I considered pushing but decided not to)Artem wrote:If by similar lines of thought you mean "Vote Artem!! Fast, before he responds!!! Go go go!!!!!!!111!!!one", then I'd have to disagree. Red_dye has said nothing about my very first post, which, in my understanding, is what your attack on me is all about.Magnus wrote: no, he/she has said things that indicate similar lines of thought by bringing up things I was trying to lead the conversation towd before I brought them up.
Because I'm getting a townie read on him. I'll show you why:Red_Dye wrote: Why do you care more what he thinks then what I think? Now I'm a little jealous.
Note the bolded part. This was supposed to appeal to Magnus's point of view. Because he simply took my post at face value, I think that it's indicative of him indeed being pro-town. I think that had he been a scum, the fact that I called him a townie would stand out to him and he would most likely respond with "How do you know I'm a townie".Artem wrote: You don't think that yea-ing everything atowniesays can be a scum ploy? In my experience, agreeing with townies can and is often used as a form of scum buddying.
Red_Dye wrote:Obviously you aren't going to admit to being scum, but how about explaining your feelings towards your scum partner?Kairyuu wrote:Do you even have to ask? You're posting an opinion that calls me scum based on horrid reasoning, and asking my opinion of it. Is it not blatantly obvious that I would bias towards disagreement?
Red_Dye wrote:Why do you care more what he thinks then what I think? Now I'm a little jealous.
While from an internal viewpoint, this may make sense, from an external standpoint, its more beneficial if you do give reasons. The only reason being is scum tend to find it harder to play if they give overt opinions and clear stances early on.I don't need to give a reason with a vote when I make it.
That's nice, I'll keep doing what I think works though, its not like I'm new to this. However, my posting is slowing, if only because I have no reason to continue to post quickly.Where the hell did I say that? Of course I read those 3 pages of spam. That's why I complained about it. If you will take my suggestion, restrict yourself to 4 posts a day, and make an effort to post relevant opinions and responses in each post. That will reduce the amount of noise in the thread and make it easier for everybody to participate.
Also, you posted so much, and yet did not answer my simple question. Which two posts are the most relevant to your case?
You may have noticed that I asked for something in that post, and kairyuu gave it to me. Hence, I no longer had a reason for hiding my "reasoning"I'm not so sure Artem was even pseudo-serious about that, but pseudo-serious-seeming works. Do you consider that a scumtell? (Since you later ask for direct opinions, I think it's a null-tell.)
If Artem is town, would that reverse your reads on Red Dye and/or Kairyuu?
It looks like Kairyuu made you change from [not caring to explain at the moment] to [okay] in one post by [insisting]. Noteworthy, but not a particularly strong tell. Unless one of you flips scum, in which case, I'd be a little more suspicious of the other.
Certain comments I made defeated the purpose of people commenting. If they commented after I made those comments, I would no longer be able to get reads. You're free to continue making comments if you like, I'm just no longer actively encouraging (which is not to say I'm discouraging it, any comments are welcome)Artem had made one sentence in his defense, after you asked people for comments on your 3 points -- doesn't really look overly defensive, if that's what you mean.
I don't like part about no longer wanting people to comment on what you wrote earlier. It's not clear that you're necessarily saying "please ignore what I wrote before," but it gives me a feeling as if you were.
No not timid. I just don't want to have my vote not on anyone this early yet.I find this suspicious too, not so much for the reason Nuwen does, but more because you seem timid about voting some other person.
Maybe "always" was too strong a word. I don't want to not being voting anyone just yet. Also, I can link to games where I've been town to show my erractic playstyle is normal for me. I'm just not so sure of myself when I make a statement that new information won't over ride it.Given your posting frequency, why do you want to always have your vote on someone throughout day 1? And the way you refer to changing your mind looks a little like a plan on your part.
No 21, was not "for real" in the normal meaning of the word.@magnus_orion (and a little Kairyuu) re 21: was this for real? I don't follow the logic that the first pseudo-serious seeming post is scum. I can see how you make the dominoes fall after that, but that initial assumption is weak.
Elaborate on what that motive might be?You definitely don't seem timid in general, just with your vote. I don't understand why you would at this moment be voting someone you say you have a town read on, so I suspect your motive might be based on a scum alignment.
So, in other words, you merely suspect that my motivation is scummy.Herodotus wrote:I don't know.
I suppose you intend to explain it later; if and when you do, I will evaluate your reason.
I agree, it is very normal for a townie to comment on something odd about someone's behavior. Its not so typical for them to assume the motivation behind odd play is scummy. In fact, I believe you commented earlier that you had a town read on red dye, even though you thought red dye's play was strange, is that correct?@Magnus
It's absolutely normal for a townie to comment on something odd about someone's behavior. I may not understand your possible motives, but I do know that what you did is not typical town play, so I suspect it to some degree.
I consider fishing for reactions the most important thing on day 1. So in my case, yes, I'd don't believe I'd being doing all I can to help the town if I don't have my vote on. In general, though, no, I don't consider it an anti-town action.magnus_orion wrote:So, in other words, you merely suspect that my motivation is scummy.Herodotus wrote:I don't know.
I suppose you intend to explain it later; if and when you do, I will evaluate your reason.
Your line of thought is
1. Magnus's action is unusual
2. I shall assume Magnus has an alternate motivation for his strange action
3. I shall assume that this motivation is scummy, even though I haven't a clue what this assumed motivation is.
In other words, "I shall call something unusual scummy."
I don't think townies think that way. So I don't think you're town. I think you're just picking something you find unusual and declaring it scummy to try to push a wagon on me. (and yes, I did have an alternate motivation, though not one having to do with a scum alignment, my motivation was to look for someone to do something like this, so I'd have a real suspect)
I think herodotus is scum
unvote
vote: herodotus
I'm afriad my fingers or lack thereof has nothing to do with impeding you from answering the question. Also, given your response to my previous statement, you believe that someone must take on the responsibliity of personally verifying an assumption about someone else, so I'm afraid that leaves you with the job of discovering if I have fingers or not. However, regardless, I'd like to know your reason from withholding this information regarding who you are willing to hammer from me, and by consequence, the town, and if that reason is pro town or not. Obviously withholding information for the sake of doing so does nothing to advance the town's win condition, and could be precieved by some as being detrimental to it.Rosso Carne wrote:I take it that you have the fingers to go click and figure this out for yourself.magnus_orion wrote:Rosso, I will take it that you enjoy hammering people. If this is incorrect, feel free to let me know.
If it is correct, however, I'd like you to answer the following: Are you willing to hammer people other than red dye at this point, and if so, who?
If you find the answer to be true, then yeah, but You'll have to ask nicer than that for me to tell who.
?Rosso Carne wrote:That im not acting pro town.
dipshiht
Okay. Rosso Carne, how do you figure out the alignment of someone who refuses to take positions on things?Rosso Carne wrote:Do me a favor, and stop asking me my tells. When its necessary that I share something, I will.VP Baltar wrote:What are your biggest problems with that post Rosso?
Are you asking what I think?So, what do other people think of Le Chat? Magnus?
ABR?Rosso Carne wrote:I'll make that one easy, int hat I dont beleive I've played with anyone here.
If im wrong feel free to correct me.
That's fine, could you qualify your case about what is scummy about chamber for me, then?Claus wrote:Heh sorry about that. I'm just not getting very inspired by this game at the moment and that leads me to a more passive tone. Red Dye and MM are still reasonable lynches, but I'm undecided if I should let go of Le Chat or not.
I'll re-read Herotodus and Chat more carefully.
Why can't I be concerned with both? Of course I'm interested in knowing who wants to lynch who - the largest part of my scumhunting in later days comes from comparing people's positions on wagons and card flips.magnus_orion wrote: As if you aren't concerned with the scumminess of the lynch so much as concerned with whether people will be willing to lynch.
because I didn't noticeWhy is it interesting now, but wasn't when we had 3-vote MM vs. Rosso?
I believe I explained the differences involved.In my opinion, unvoting late is still preferable to keeping your vote on somebody because you have nowhere to move it. Yet, you somehow have it reversed. Why's that?
*raises eyebrow*I'm pretty sure magnus is flexing under the pressure. I also don't think much of him trying to chain people together without seeing a flip. I generally find that scummy behavior on Day 1.