What's wrong with it?orlowski wrote:Vote: Gorgon
I don't like the sound of your name.
OMGUS
Fair enough. I'm keeping my vote on you for now though, although I am also concerned about Cicero's absence. Hopefully he'll show up or be replaced soon; otherwise, I will definitely join you.orlowski wrote:I have a buddy named Jimmy Grogan and he was the butt of all our jokes, so your name gorgon reminded me of him.
unvote:Gorgon
vote: Cicero
Where the hell is he/she?
Meh. I mostly added you because I didn't want to pick on just one guy, and there was a lot of discussion going on yesterday, so inactivity on that day was kind of noticable, especially since you were active elsewhere on the site on the same day. It's no biggie. I am fully aware of the general pace of the games here.somestrangeflea wrote:With all due respect, if you think 2 days of inactivity is lurking, I'm fairly sure that you're not going to enjoy your time here...Gorgon wrote:Borchmore (has posted only once, absent for about 5 days now)
somestrangeflea (hasn't posted here since the 5th, but was active elsewhere on the site yesterday)
Go back and forth? I'm not sure I understand what you mean. I originally voted for CLA because I didn't like how he provided no reasons for his actions, and wanted to hear more from him. He then provided some explanations, which I said I was satisfied with. Later, I felt that this was perhaps not clear enough, and elaborated upon it, and to make it clear that I don't agree with his logic even though I can see how it could make sense to him. I also wanted to warn people that bad logic does not necessarily equate scum.ChocolateAttack wrote:Gorgon: It really scum of you to justify for CLA but then go back ang forth between your reason to make you look like a good guy and in the end still keep a vote for him.FOS:Gorgon
cicero wrote:Anyway in the interests of making him speak in posts longer than a sentence and in making him appreciate the importance of good logic rather than weird magic logic that only he understands,Unvote. Vote Cheeky Little Asian
This is firstly an oversimplification of the issue, and also not altogether true, IMHO. This was never a question of cicero wanting CLA dead and his own skin saved. He simply resented the fact that shaka!! was suggesting that CLA was 'covering for cicero'; an interpretation that I personally disagree with. Also, on more general terms, a townie would of course cherish his life most dearly over someone else's, right? I mean, a town playerBattle Mage wrote:The only characters in the game who are going to cherish their own life over anyone elses, are the scum.
Okay, I get your point now ... I can only say that of course I'm not certain of CLA's motives ... but I tend to look at all sides of every issue and give people the benefit of the doubt. Maybe that's the wrong way to go about things; I'm still learning. If this makes it like I'm trying to look like a good guy, well, maybe that's because I am a good guy. Do I find it hypocritical to be a good guy while still keeping my vote? No. I do not want CLA to be lynched at this point (nor anyone else), and I will look at anyone who puts further votes on him with extreme suspicion, and IChocolateAttack wrote:Sorry, my bad for not being clear. What i meant was u said his crappy logic doesn't spell scum but then there is a small correlation and yet you could be wrong. Then you said bandwagon is justified but u concern with its voting rate yet you keeping ur vote on him.
Honestly, with or without ur vote, i think he have much pressure already.
pwayne66 wrote:Regarding the orlowski wagon. Sure, Orlowski's actions were odd as hell and do deserve scrutiny. If it wasn't a mistake, then what are you claiming it was? A scum attempt at a quicklynch? I doubt it. I am satisfied with his explanation. If you aren't why not ask him some pointed questions about it and build a case. Saying that you are sticking with a vote does not make that vote more legitimate.
Hmm ... you have a point. A simple question usually sounds less scummy than a defensive attitude. Perhaps this is what Battle Mage is really getting at.shaka!! wrote:How does this look like he is trying to cover up for me?cicero wrote:b) What would have been a more appropriate "townie" response.
I'm fascinated to hear this.
What makes you think he is trying to cover up for me?
I could list thousands, but these are the best fitting.
vs.Prof. Guppy wrote:It hasbeen my experiencethat players who drop out of games and need to be replaced are usually pro-town. I'm not ready to vote yet, but I am going to vouch for BattleMage.
You see my problem?Prof. Guppy wrote:3. Who said anything about a track record? Okay, the truth is I've only repleaced into one other game. It did not go well. And this is not going well for me either, so I figure this must be a pattern
I don't have a strong reason per se ... as you can see in my previous post, it's based on how he was playing in the earlier game; much the same as this one, where he turned out town. Also, I don't think he's faking his apparent despair over being unfairly attacked. All in all, I think it's more likely than not that he's town, scummy as heBattle Mage wrote:ok, so you obviously have strong reason to believe Guppy is town right?Gorgon wrote:Phew. You're right. L-1 now.
You really should have explained that shaka!! was already voting for the Prof when you voted.
Don't ever do that again, BM. You scared the sh*t out of me.
in which case, would you be so good as to explain your view, rather than let him die?
Hmm ...pwayne66 wrote:I don't know. This was the first thought I had when you reacted the way you did. It just seems that you had to be pretty damn certain that Guppy is town to respond that way. I having a feeling that the gupster is town, but I don't know if I am anywhere near that certain.
What do you want? A signed verdict from all of us saying that you're not scum? It doesn't work that way. Point is, we don'tProf. Guppy wrote:Oh, so I'm not confirmed, but you guys are "pretty sure" I'm town? Okay, I can live with that
You're absolutely right on this. Like I said earlier, there are certain 'rules' that apply, even for townies. Given that saying certain things is more likely to make one look guilty than others, of course avoiding saying these things applies to townies as well as scum.Prof. Guppy wrote:I still want to hear from shaka!! He seems to think that because I want to look innocent, I must be not innocent. Well, don't we all want to look innocent? Aren't townies entitled to be a little concerned about their image?
So, cicero, are you suggesting that SSF might have been trying to deflect attention from Theo? Interesting ...cicero wrote:So an early bandwagon that could reasonably have been about Theo turned into a pursuit of the more reasonably acting AlyG.
Okay, so there's obviously a difference of opinion. Cicero and I are in agreement that SSF actively lurking was suspicious, but it seems we're in the minority here. We are, of course, both fairly new to Mafiascum, and have been eagerly posting and keeping up with things, so naturally we would both be suspicious against someone who chooses to remain in the background while there's active discussion going on. That's the way I saw it, anwyay. I also readily admit that this game has been moving very quickly, which is probably pretty unusual for a Mafia game on this forum, even though it may not seem so to newbies. You don't really get a feeling for the pace of the games while reading over finished games.theopor_COD wrote:Erm because they were . . Daedalus has posted what three times. Flea gave a reason for his lurking, i.e the speed of the game i don't think it's a tell against him.gorgon wrote:Well, extremely weird as GP's play may be, he does have an interesting point. Why did Theo point to ChocolateAttack and daedalus, saying they were 'missing even more'?
Well, for my part, I'm just a sucker for bumbling newbies I guess - and it would seem so unfair to go after Eroto just because his predecessors messed up. I will keep an eye on him just like the rest of you - and I certainly don't see you guys jumping all over his first post, like you did with PG. Wonder why that is ... my guess is that because he (shock) actually expresses himself well and makes some good points. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, on his own terms. That's certainly not the same as giving him a free pass, so I feel you're slightly misrepresenting things here.theopor_COD wrote:I'm baffled why Cicero and Gorgon are giving Eroto a free pass.
Again, not accurate, at least not where I'm concerned - as per what I have to say above. Find a quote where I put you down as definite town, please.Erotomachia wrote:Well, I'm a little surprised that they put me down as town so quickly.
Now this I agree with. Call us both clueless newbies if you want to - but I just agree.cicero wrote:In any event, there are more than one scum in this game. Fine you have Eroto flagged. That's done. Now go look harder. I don't think lynching the obvious psycho newb on day one is good play for the town. I think it plays into scum hands. Hell I think maybe (and I stress maybe) it plays into scum hands even if he IS scum. I don't really know what info I would glean on day 2 from his lynch either way. So I'd rather turn our attention to other targets before deciding on such a route. Basically, my opinion is to ignore eroto for a while even if he IS scum. Which I honestly don't much think he is at this point. Though my mind could change mighty quick.
Ummmm .... he will always be useful at night (assuming that is the nature of his role), but you do have a point in that he would be less likely than a more active player to make good night choices. I don't like the advocating lynching a possible powerrole because he's less than active, though.pwayne66 wrote:But then again, even if we do lose a protown power role, what good is a backup that isn't following the game?
Fort? Wow, that must be a great role.AlyG wrote:I'm a back-up up fort anu pro-town role.
Unfortunately, no. No scum reads, anyway. The bickering over the past few pages isn't a lot to go on. I must, however, say that cicero and ssf fighting looks, to my gut, more like town fighting town than anything else ... they both seem genuine enough in their mutual annoyance towards each other. If both are in fact town, this fight is pretty pointless, which is why I say they should give it a rest.shaka!! wrote:Gorgon have you picked up any new reads?
334 a post where I commented on all the players. I don't understand this question, skitzer. Could you clarify?skitzer wrote:Post 334: Things weren’t looking to good…I wonder what happened?
No, Jordan updated that count as the votes changed, instead of posting a new count, which was confusing not just for you. The vote count at the top of page 5 doesSkruffs wrote:bah, nevermind, checked the voet count and CLA was only at three, not 5 like he had been the previous page. DAedalus was also already voting him.
Nevermind. >.<
Kakeng has been very unhelpful, and I believe his asking for replacement is likely to be scum folding under pressure. I wasn't completely sold on the case against BM, but those two factors together, BM's overzealous attack on cicero, and Kakeng's unhelpfulness, are compelling evidence IMO. I think we can do a lot worse than lynch Kakeng at this point. I also readily admit that one of the factors is impatience and annoyance over the constant replacements in this game, though ... but that doesn't mean I don't find Kakeng scummy.pwayne66 wrote:So I ask the Kakeng wagon: Are you lynching Kakeng to avoid replacement, or are there other factors? Shaka! and Cicero seem to have indicated they aim to avoid replacement.
This is a perfectly valid viewpoint. So long as this means that players like this shouldn't be lynchedSkruffs wrote:I will have no problem lynching anyone if they are beign detrimental to teh game. Sorry if that seems offensive, but not lynching someone cuz their new is the equivalent of not lynching someone cuz they're experienced.