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What is "OMGUS"?
Dwlee is a villain, and must certainly die! For he has revealed it through his actions. He votes early, showing that he is happy to throw his vote around, but then when I behave what he believes is oddly, he turns to golden009 to ask golden009 what he thinks. But does he act when golden009 helps confirm his suspicions? No! He acts only when I take action first.
Villains cannot kill good guys without the support of other good guys! Dwlee is not seeking to learn if I am a villain, he is seeking to see if there is support for killing me! Dwlee is most certainly a hideous villain, and should be exiled from this town.-
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Ah I get it. Dwlee was acting stereotypically evil, so he claimed to be acting evil to deflect accusations that he was acting evil! It is a clever ruse, except it is not clever, because it can easily be seen through!
Golden is good because Dwlee was asking him permission! Do you think golden is evil? I do not think so!
Claiming your role early can be very useful! Sometimes it is not useful like when the mayor claims on day 1 like Radiant Cowbells, but this happens often. Usually you claim to at least one person, but I think that will get you banned here! It is very strict against that.-
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In post 85, MarioManiac4 wrote:In post 77, RolePlay25 wrote:I like you, I understand your logic!
What do you think of the villain dwlee?
Not really sure. I'm leaning towards town as I'm not 100% sure he would be ballsy enough to claim OMGUS with a game filled with new players; they might not think he's joking and pressure him hard because the wiki lists it as a scumtell. His reaction test seems town-motivated enough; a newbscum could have easily given up their identity since they don't really know about twilight trolling.
Would not his preemptive noting of his own villainous behavior serve to deflect people from the consequences of his own villainous behavior?
I do understand the reaction test, based on the behavior of a villain in another game, so that makes sense to me. Perhaps I would unwittingly think I was slain, and reveal my villainous intent? It is a weak argument that he is a good guy, but all arguments this early must by their very nature be weak. Still, I do not give credence.
I have another question! Supercool has voted me ostensibly because he did not believe my "claim". In post #42 he dislikes my play because of some claim, he believes it is hiding a villainous intent. But in post #80 he believes a doctor claim implicitly! It is interesting! It is not enough for me to change my suspicions yet, but I am confused at the inconsistency. If he believes that the evil men would shoot a claimed doctor then should he not ignore the claim? It feels as if he is trying to determine if Dwlee is a veteran!
This would make them most certainly not evil together, unless evil has concocted a plot beyond my ken, so it is confusing! But it is also inconsistent!-
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In post 89, Dwlee99 wrote:This guy. Now people are pointing out more stuff stop it guys you are ruining the plan.
Aha! I am happy to foil your plan, villain!-
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In post 91, Dwlee99 wrote:Well trying to thwart a townies plans makes you the villian, no?
Would you not claim to be good even if you were evil? I do not believe I can trust this chicanery!-
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Ah! Lots of writing. I appreciate this.
I find BJI an interesting player! I believe he is a member of the good guys. BJI, you may refer to me as "most esteemed detective!" Or "he" if you prefer! I believe I shall enjoy playing with you.
Cow I do not fully understand. He hovers at the edge of my vision, saying enough to inform me he is speaking, but the words are like oil across the water. It is a disconcerting trend. To speak without saying anything is a talent rarely associated with those of noble soul and stature!
Acryon is guarded. But it is the wary sort of guarded, of a vigilant knight picking the strokes of his blade. I think he is more Galahad than Lancelot!
Supercool is very publically wasting time! His major point of inquiry seems to be into my experience. I have a lot of games of experience! I have not hidden this! In his post up the page after our hidden crime lord calls him out, he even admits this is not relevant to my alignment. That means supercool's primary interaction this game has been to speculate over irrelevance!
My friend MarioMaker, I am starting to reverse my thoughts. I do not think Dwlee and Golden are both evil! But Dwlee displays interesting characteristics. After antagonistic and pointless posts between us, he goes and does other things! An evil Dwlee could have beat the drums further! But a good Dwlee may think "this RolePlay chap may not be so bad, even if I do not fully understand him. Thus even if he is evil there are other evildoers about!" This is very good train of logic. He could be a member of the irregulars, a man who appears a rogue, but secretly works for only the best causes!
Therefore!Unvote- I no longer think killing Dwlee would aid good!
Golden, I am having difficulty understanding any train of logic. Where Dwlee does interesting things, Golden seems to discuss his lack of experience! Regardless of experience or lack, there is no attempt to be a detective! He still has not asked me anything!
But!
Kaiser.
You said you liked Golden's style! Specifically after he votes me. Yet now you are voting him for how he votes me! Hidden Crime Boss, what has changed?-
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In post 167, golden009 wrote:In post 166, RolePlay25 wrote:Golden, I am having difficulty understanding any train of logic. Where Dwlee does interesting things, Golden seems to discuss his lack of experience! Regardless of experience or lack, there is no attempt to be a detective! He still has not asked me anything!
First of all, does roleplaying make the game any more fun for you? For me, it seems more antitown than anything.
B. What happened to that out-of-nowhere supercool suspicion?
3. Can you understand sarcasm?
Four; Why not vote for me if you "don't understand my logic"? (Yes, I get the irony.)
Fifthly: Was there anything besides Dwlee stopping antagonizing you that contributed to your scumread?
First, I am enjoying being a detective! It is immersive! I always dislike how town of salem is not an immersive experience!
Second, I believe my previous post should answer this!
The third point seems rhetorical. I do not see as it helps!
The fourth point, I believe my previous post should answer this!
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In post 168, bji wrote:In post 164, RadiantCowbells wrote:
No, I legitimately have no idea what I did to upset you.
If you can fill me in, I can try to avoid doing it this game.
I am sensitive to my posts being called "walls". I've been criticized for it many times in the past, usually in an insulting manner, and it just bugs me, because it's not something I try to do, it just happens. But don't worry about it, seriously. I'll try real hard not to wall ...
Friend BJI, your posts are like well maintained and well lit roads you invite us to walk down!-
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I can see the crime boss has inferior skills as compared to mine! That is okay, I can instruct him!
One thing that worries me is that he seems to be instructing Supercool what to do! Twice now he has unsubtly told Supercool how to play the game to appear to be good! Keyser Soze is certainly a bad guy if Supercool is! And visa versa! This direction should not be ignored by the good guys!
Bji is most certainly town for his points 1, 3, and 5 in the initial post! I would only revise that given serious evidence to the contrary!
Crime lord, I see your post on Golden. That was not the question. The question was why you did not initially grill him if the vote was so suspicious to you! To an observer, it might seem that you were opportunistically seeing if my wagon (which you were on!), might take off but then opportunistically moving to golden! Would it not bother you that a wagon you were on was voted with such obviously evil intent? At the time it did not, only now does it. This worries me. Greatly.
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In post 198, Keyser Söze wrote:In post 191, RolePlay25 wrote:One thing that worries me is that he seems to be instructing Supercool what to do!
Show me.
So far I have highlighted the problems I have with his reads/logic. I would not call that instructing/coaching.
I have also asked him to give me an update of his reads in light of his latest revelation. I would not call this instructing/coaching.
I have asked many players for their reads (and to explain their reads) as I think it is productive.
RolePlay25, I await your reply.
In Post 159 you tell him to explain more without commenting on why! Nor do you comment on his explanation! This is not indicative of anything on its own, but is worth noting!
In Post 176 you deflect my suspicion, and tell him he "needs to make a case" for you to read him! This would be a strong evil player telling a weaker evil player that his play is poor! It gives you the opportunity to sacrifice the evil player "for the greater good" if his behavior remains inexplicable and transparently lacking in any motivation that might lead to evil players being uncovered. But it also tells him how to behave like a good guy! And it lets you revise your opinion if his behavior improves!
You are a crime boss! You are not embarrassed to share opinions and attack players, so to me this soft treatment is worth noting!-
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In post 204, acryon wrote:Where are you at with your read of him now? You said your logic was faulty, unvoted, but you seem to still be suspicious. Why remove the vote?
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You are crime boss since you are Keyser Soze! I have seen your movie!
If supercool is town, then indeed the theory has no basis. Therefore since your behavior towards Golden was consistent, killing you before supercool would be premature! If supercool is a bad guy, I would desire to kill you! However that on its own is a bad reason to kill supercool! Therefore I have no one I wish to kill at the moment!
In post 207, acryon wrote:In post 205, RolePlay25 wrote:In post 204, acryon wrote:Where are you at with your read of him now? You said your logic was faulty, unvoted, but you seem to still be suspicious. Why remove the vote?
I do not wish to kill him right now! That does not mean he is proven good!
Who said a vote on him means you want to kill him? Especially D1, votes provide pressure, which causes things to come out that help the town build their reads. Unless he is L-2/L-1, you adding your vote to him is certainly not an intent to lynch.
A vote is an intent to kill! There is no other use for one! If I wish to learn someone's alignment I will ask questions and air speculation to see how they respond!
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In post 216, Keyser Söze wrote:In post 215, RolePlay25 wrote:It equals more information!
Yes, activity is good. I want to hear your reads and arguments,butif your scum-read/case is based on someone else being uncomfirmed-scum... it loses my interest for D1
If we get a scum-flip, it's a different story.
Can you point to anything scum-indicative that does not rely onsupercool898 being scum?
Yes I can! I told you, I strongly dislike how Supercool has spent today largely posting speculation that does not reflect whether I am good or evil! It is a convenient mechanism for avoiding commenting while posting more than our friends Diego and Bloodking, who are generating attention through their own absence!
Additionally! His latest reads list is an improvement, but only marginally so! You are active, therefore you are town. Dwlee is active, therefore he is town. No one is calling for bji to die, therefore he is town, but there's a trapdoor there. Also from the edit, which I assume is based on the "new post" screen you receive after hitting submit (am I correct?) it took him four hours to assemble that post! Does that feel like a four hour post? To me it does not. That is a long time to spend for a post that contains very little. After speculating on me the entire game, he cannot read me! He forgot what he wanted to write about Neumune, since his speculation stops in the middle! Instead of organic, this appears heavily contrived.
It appears his primary tool for locating evil guys is volume of posts. This is convenient! Post volume is a hard fact that cannot be questioned! If you have not posted much you have a low one! MarioMaker must post more to become even more good! But could not evil use that to simply kill people with low post volumes? Although in any mystery we must inevitably eliminate suspects who do not appear, I am not so quick as to say that those who speak are those who are good and those who do not are those who are evil.
He has rolled over, sat up, and begged on your command! Does his obedience and the results make him good or evil for you?
I do not dislike Golden's death. But killing supercool would to me more likely yield the death of a villain.
Vote: Supercool-
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In post 220, Neumune wrote:Not liking how super has so many null reads, only a single scumlean, and no actual scumreads.
RP, why are you discounting other reasons someone could have for spending 4 hours on a post? They could have gone out to do something, or have worked on other things in the meantime, but you immediately call it a scumtell.
Outside of that, I do agree with your assessment of him. He claims RC is "hard to read", yet puts him as a Townlean. Golden is called out for traditionally scummy behaviour, yet is only "wobbling right on the edge of Neutral Reads and Scum Leans". Cow is his single scumlean, yet is only on there for "active lurking".
If something takes four hours to assemble and is of high quality, one would think "ah yes, I see that you did take the time to make something worthwhile". If something takes four hours and is of low quality and appears rushed and incomplete (the thoughts on you end mid-sentence, for instance) one tends to suspect that it was hard to assemble for a reason other than quality.
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In post 225, acryon wrote:
What, specifically, was enough in his post for you to turn from not wanting to kill him to wanting to kill him? To me it looks like your primary reason is that you don't like he is exonerating people based on their activity, which I agree is a bad reason to do so, but that doesn't make it scummy.
I guess the question is: from the way super has played thusfar, what were you expecting from him out of a full reads post?
Logic that would indicate that his motivations were part of a genuine attempt to determine whether other players were good or evil!
If you agree there is no genuine attempt to determine the inner nature of our fellow guests, do you wish him to die or to live?-
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A weathervane reflects only the direction the winds are blowing. If the wind is not blowing in a predictable pattern, then the weathervane by nature is very inconclusive! It wobbles back and forth, trying to reflect the direction of the wind, but ultimately revealing only the futility of predicting the future with the gusts of the present.
Perhaps Keyser Soze is not a crime boss but a hurricane!-
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Sir Supercool, although the fact that it took four hours for you to generate that post is interesting, it is not my primary objection! My primary objection has to do with the lack of content within your post! It provides no new insights, and no perspective on other people's insights. I would say it lacks useful information! According to the numerology at the top of the letters, this shall be the two hundred and thirty fourth missive about this mystery. One should hope for at least two interesting pieces of logic!
Fortunately your approval is neither sought nor required, at least by me.
I shall vote only when I wish someone dead, not when Keyser Soze wishes to see a circus!-
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In post 237, supercool898 wrote:1) Keyser would not ask me to make something useless since there would be no benefit to him.
2) Read lists aren't only for you guys. It helped me organize my thoughts a lot and I feel a bit clearer about the game right now.
Also I notice you basically voted me because I didn't make something you deem useful. Is it only possible for scum to make something you don't find useful?
On point one, we agree. Keyser would not ask you to make something if he received no benefit.
An open question, therefore, is what benefit Keyser received from a list that lacks any sort of useful information. One cannot see any tangible benefit, based on Keyser's recent posts. It is an interesting question. Perhaps one to be aired on a later date, as he says. If I am one of the dearly departed, I hope some brave soul shall carry that torch.
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In post 242, supercool898 wrote:In post 241, RolePlay25 wrote:As to your second point, perhaps we shall discuss in the method of Socrates. What, pray tell, allows us to determine good from evil?
Could you rephrase this? I do not understand what you mean here.
What characteristics allow us to determine, simply by reading messages, whether a player is a member of the mafia in a particular game?
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In post 268, Keyser Söze wrote:In post 265, RolePlay25 wrote:Well then, that is a no. A pity, the cookies shall have to be withheld.
Chocolate chip?
Sighs regretfully
Although it is true that we have had our differences, I have found in you a forthright character and spirit of inquiry that is admirable. But it appears there is yet some distance to traverse. Earlier I spoke of information and quantities. More information, tautologically, is simply more information. A question arises then: what quantity of information might be sufficient to judge a man's character?
I say unto you, it is but one single missive.
Vote: Bloodking
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In post 268, Keyser Söze wrote:In post 265, RolePlay25 wrote:Well then, that is a no. A pity, the cookies shall have to be withheld.
Chocolate chip?
Sir Acryon, suppose one day if, instead of in a drawing room, we found ourselves upon a hill. And as we stood upon that hill, we witnessed a burning building. "What is happening," you ask, turning to me.
Sir Acryon, the building is on fire. Blame me not, instead observe the building. It is a small structure, a shack of limited size. You lash out at me, asking me to explain the nature of fire, how it can set a building alight.
Please, Sir Acryon, reign in your prodigious temper. The reason for my actions is found in Bloodking's post, not in mine. Seek to his post and consider. If so truly you need an explanation after such, perhaps I, like Prometheus, shall explain the basics of fire.
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Leadership, dear Acryon, is not a trait I have ever aspired to. It is like schoolwork - depressing, tedious, and filled with little reward. A leader is blamed for failures, burdened with regrets. If the leader is correct and ignored, somehow it becomes the leader's fault. "You should have lead me better!" is the cry. If the leader is followed, it becomes an excuse to offload thought! The group, instead of heroes and villains, becomes composed of followers and rebels. How does one determine the alignment based on whether one follows or rebels? It is impossible! Such speaks more to a person's nature than their character.
Non, non, mon cheri, leadership in a mystery such as this is a responsibility I do not seek. I wish to be among a coalition of equals! A band of compatriots, of siblings in arms!
If you wish to follow me, Sir Acryon, I invite you to. It is as simple as getting on your horse and following my path. But if you do so, do so because you wish to follow my path. Do not demand in me the qualities of a leader because you have chosen to follow.-
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In post 280, Keyser Söze wrote:
I liked your supercool898 scum-case.
Your case on Dwlee99, myself and BL0ODK1NG are lacking thus far -please highlight the posts you think are scum-indicative. Then we can discuss.
I shall frustrate you in this missive, but that is only natural. Bear with me, Kaiser Soze. I shall now speak of Machiavelli. The responsibilities of a King. You may buck it or accept it, but in this moment, now, you are King. Machiavelli said it is better to be feared than loved! But he spoke further on this as well. A King naturally inspires fear, even when they do not wish to do so. The King speaks with Authority! If the King speaks, then everyone shall listen!
Shall I give you an example? Despite having spoken nothing of him for quite some time, Lord Golden remains the primary target of this gathering, through deed if not word. Because the King's edict remains on Lord Golden. Were you to remove your edict, it would be like a dam had burst open! The wave would flood forth! You can feel that pressure, bottled behind your edict. Push, command, gather us, and the waters shall rise, drown Lord Golden in their murky depths.
You can also feel the responsibilities of the crown! Overused, your edict fades in worth. It loses its authority. You are not a leader of battle, galloping to and from, leading a raucous mob of vigilantes in a tide of violence! You are the thoughtful leader, your decisions must have weight.
You can feel the dangers of the crown! To determine villains, we look to what is forced, what flows unnaturally, what cracks peek through. But a King commands fear, Kaiser. Your subject Supercool was compelled to produce a list, compelled by a King! He did so, but he did so poorly. It is forced. That is easy to recognize. Is it forced because the orders of a King or the need to appear as a hero? Is the fear that seeps from every pore of his words the fear of a villain on the verge of discovery, or the fear of a subject to the might of the King's edict?
Your kingdom has a Fool! One who fears not the King, who speaks indirectly, but with piercing intent. A Fool bedevils a King! A Fool does not feel the fear a King is due, does not bend at the knee, does not follow the King's rules. He mocks the King! He laughs at the King! His presence might threaten to undermine the King's authority! You ask yourself, "Do I have this Fool executed? He obeys no rules, follows no authority. He undermines me by his very presence. A nation of fools would be impossible to rule."
But I say to you, a good King listens to his Fool. A Fool's words bear no weight. The reaction to them is natural. The Fool may garner a truth through his japes that a King cannot with orders and shouting.
Come, Kaiser. Let me ask something of you. There are three men you trust in all of the world. Three lone, solitary men. One of them you trust because of a mishap, a fluke, that leads you to believe in his character. Two of them you trust because their logic and deductions seem strong, because they provide you insight that is invaluable. You can picture this, right? Those two men you trust the judgment and skill of, they both say the same thing. They both tell you that one particular man, Lord Golden, is a villain. You too believe Lord Golden is a villain. What do you do? I think it is obvious.
Is that enough to convince you that that list was created by a villain? Please read the description of Dwlee.
In post 261, BL0ODK1NG wrote:Leaning Town
Dwlee- I feel the whole reaction test thing was more town leaning than scum I don't see what motivation scum would have to do this, and I feel like scum would be paying more attention to the vote count the he was. While his activity level is high I don't think his content reflects this it feels like he is just here interacting with people which isn't really wither alignment for me as this could be scum trying to seem active or a town actually just trying to converse with people. As for his reads so far they seem null to me.
Is that not enough to convince you? You talk of chaining deaths. Please read the descriptions of myself, Cow and sir BJI.
Is that not enough? Please explain to me how any hero who has thoroughly perused this game might view our friend MarioMaker as a null, a blank spot. Is this the actions of a hero seeking understanding, or a villain who has noted a possible target for later?
Cease bedeviling your Fool. You are aware I seek the prosperity of this Kingdom as much as you do. Act.-
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In post 283, acryon wrote:In post 282, RolePlay25 wrote:Is that not enough? Please explain to me how any hero who has thoroughly perused this game might view our friend MarioMaker as a null, a blank spot. Is this the actions of a hero seeking understanding, or a villain who has noted a possible target for later?
It seems loose to assume that he must be scum because no town that thoroughly perused the game would make these notes. Who said he thoroughly perused it? I think it's clear he didn't. Bloodking's post reads like someone who scanned through 10 pages after being sick and didn't dive into the minutia of every post. I don't blame him for that. Ideally, every player, active or inactive, would take a detailed look at each post, but that's not reality and it also doesn't make him scum.
Sir Acryon, I admire your spirit, but your defense is misaimed. I would wager every farthing I have against a hot meal that Bloodking is a villain.
I shall make you an offer. If I have erred in my judgment, I shall cease my clever wordplay and communicate to you in only the most boring, prosaic, and mundane fashion I could possibly imagine. I shall become as dull and uninteresting as you please. That would violate the entire reason I came here to play! But I wish to offer it to you!
Think about it! Either you receive clear communication! Or you receive the death of a nefarious villain! Does not either outcome offer you a benefit?-
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What then, Sir Acryon, is your analysis of his posting? How do you read him? Do you not see the glaring inconsistencies in his description of Dwlee? Do you not see how he praises the skills of you and Kaiser, agrees with you on the alignment of Golden, only to completely forget them when it comes time to place his vote? Lazy, on this we agree. But the intent, Sir Acryon, is this how a hero thinks?-
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Although I see there has been some fundamental issues with grasping what I am saying. With that, I shall endeavor to explain.
Suppose you are a good guy, participating in a similar mystery, and there is only two people you trust, Dick and Jane! You think "Dick and Jane are good players! They make logical sense!" Dick is voting for Golden. Jane is voting for Golden. You think Golden is evil. It comes time to place your vote. What do you do?
Villains do not act similarly. Villains do not live in a simple world. They must act with ulterior motives! They might think "I do not wish to be seen joining the wagon!" They might think "it does not sound like Golden is being discussed much! It would be risky for me to bring it up again!" They might think "I must have the good guys kill many good guys to win, so I must plan for the future". This does not give me full knowledge of the character of Sir Golden! Sir Golden might be evil! Sir Golden might be good! I do not know the ulterior motive of the villain Bloodking. But it is not the motive of a hero.
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Similarly, examine Sir MarioMaker! I am certain you are aware that he is a member of the good guys! It is because you read what he writes. A villain knows he is a member of the good guys. He cannot learn this the way you or I may, through reading and comprehension! He looks for possibilities! MarioMaker is not writing much! Perhaps later when many good guys are dead villain thinks, "ah, I shall get another good guy when they all kill MarioMaker. He is not so much a threat, I may let him live to be killed in my stead!"
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As for Dwlee, I wish you to read what I quoted!
In post 261, BL0ODK1NG wrote:Leaning Town
Dwlee- I feel the whole reaction test thing was more town leaning than scum I don't see what motivation scum would have to do this, and I feel like scum would be paying more attention to the vote count the he was. While his activity level is high I don't think his content reflects this it feels like he is just here interacting with people which isn't really wither alignment for me as this could be scum trying to seem active or a town actually just trying to converse with people. As for his reads so far they seem null to me.
You are saying to me that a good guy went through the thought process outlined here, and then categorized him as "Leaning town"? Or did he categorize him as "Leaning Town" prior to writing this?
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In post 300, acryon wrote:In post 294, RolePlay25 wrote:What then, Sir Acryon, is your analysis of his posting? How do you read him? Do you not see the glaring inconsistencies in his description of Dwlee? Do you not see how he praises the skills of you and Kaiser, agrees with you on the alignment of Golden, only to completely forget them when it comes time to place his vote? Lazy, on this we agree. But the intent, Sir Acryon, is this how a hero thinks?
He didn't say he agreed with me on the alignment of Golden necessarily. He said "So far I like his scum hunting and questions the most I can completely understand his thought process and why he is asking the questions he is." Where in there does he say he agrees with me on the alignment of Golden?Understandingis notagreement. I already stated what I thought about his statements. Nothing too crazy and looks like a standard catch-up post. Anything groundbreaking? No. Is this something to keep in mind on future days? Sure. Am I interested in lynching him over it today? Nope.
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In post 311, Keyser Söze wrote:In post 299, RolePlay25 wrote:Suppose you are a good guy, participating in a similar mystery, and there is only two people you trust, Dick and Jane! You think "Dick and Jane are good players! They make logical sense!" Dick is voting for Golden. Jane is voting for Golden. You think Golden is evil. It comes time to place your vote. What do you do?
Let's cut to the chase...
In post 153, Jake from State Farm wrote:golden009 - MarioManiac, acryon(L-5)
Now let's fill in the names:
"Suppose you are Keyser Söze, participating in Country Music Mafia, and there is only two people you trust, MarioManiac4 and acryon! You think "MarioManiac4 and acryon are good players! They make logical sense!" MarioManiac4 is voting for golden009. acryon is voting for golden009. You think golden009 is evil. It comes time to place your vote. What do you do?"
I have a problem with your theory:-
1) I did not trust MarioManiac4.
2) I did not trust acryon.
3) My vote and reasons had nothing to do with MarioManiac4 and acryon being on the wagon already (post 157).
4) My reads on MarioManiac4 and acryon did not effect my read of golden009.
5) I voted him because I thought his early play was "opportunistic" - not because I thought the two players already on his wagon were "good players".
Can you explain your theory to me more - who is scum in this scenario?
I cover my face with the palm of my hand
Sir Keiser, the sheer level of defensiveness here is almost enough to make me question your virtue.
As canclearlybe seen, I was discussing Bloodking. May I recommend a refactor with that in mind.-
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But since you spent so much time, you invoke in me a sensation of guilt! So I shall endeavor to be clearer. Let me enumerate clearly.
Bloodking trusts and understands the reads of two people. You - Sir Kaiser - and Acryon.
Acryon- I can completely understand his thought process
- You seem town to me, you are scum hunting and looking for the flaws in peoples logic
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Of Golden he has the following to say!
Golden- Leaning scum from early on other wise has been more of a null read. Early on he was worried about how fast wagons should form yet he was okay with an "L-1" wagon pretty early into D1 seems inconsistent this is the weakest of the scum reads currently.
This is not the logic of Acryon! Acryon decried the fact that Golden claimed to dislike "random bandwagons" and claimed to want a real reason to vote, yet his reasoning for joining a "bandwagon" was poorly constructed and made no sense. If we examine your reasons for selecting Golden, it is similar! You both disliked the fact that his vote was awkward, you both felt his joining of the "bandwagon" reeked of opportunism rather than a genuine attempt to locate evil.
Bloodking's version of events? It is what you might obtain if you glanced at the Cliff notes briefly. If you claim to understand someone's logic, shouldn't you actually... understand their logic? If you have two people you trust in the entire game, and both of them are voting for the same person, and the person they are voting for is someone you consider evil, would you not at least address this?
Or, if it is too long and you do not wish to read:
You and Acryon are voting for Golden because he opportunistically voted for me. Bloodking comes in,acknowledges that your logic is good, and then votes for me
Think about it for a second.
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As I stated, Kaiser, the motives of villains are mysterious. Shall I enumerate some possibilities that I can think of?
- Perhaps he did not want to come in and immediately "bandwagon" Golden when Golden was chastised by you and Acryon for "bandwagonning"? That was his understanding of your logic, after all.
- Maybe it is easier for him to fake heroic logic when such logic is related to how I writeand notwho I am
- Perhaps he is simply writing Golden off as dead no with or without his efforts, and wishes to build a platform for the future.
- Maybe he simply sees what he believes is a target with no allies, and holds that as safe.
- Maybe Golden really is a villain. Would that surprise? It would not cause me any great shock.
In the words of Sherlock Holmes, "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains - however improbable - must be true!"
The impossible is that a good guy followed that train of logic. And that is but one of the issues with Bloodking's post. It is a Matryoshka Doll of villainy.-
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One remembers a lecture from Sir Acryon earlier in the day, when Acryon lectured myself about the values of voting! "A vote", sir Acryon said, "is a means to apply pressure and learn more about a person."
As I observe my vote of Bloodking I wonder how Sir Acryon plans to learn more about Bloodking. It must not be through pressure! For he nobly deflects it with great ardor. One might almost believe that my vote on Bloodking has placed Sir Acryon under pressure! It is noted.
Bloodking has not grown less suspicious by dint of absence. Neither has Sir Golden.-
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Bloodking is a villain Sir Acryon. It is your philosophy that is inconsistent, not mine.
It appears you would tell me that such inconsistency is the mark of a hero. That you become more noble the less sense you make.
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I am using my vote to kill Bloodking. Had I another method, I should end him on the spot. Were you to give me such a method, I would employ it immediately. Bloodking's death is a requirement for my victory. Jake has stated such.
If I wish to pressure people, I believe I shall speak to them. As I am doing with you, Acryon. I note you did not reiterate any conviction that Golden is a villain. Do you still believe him such, Acryon? How strong is your conviction? Shall you flee your own words, claim your actions are for mere "pressure"?-
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Given that they are identical actions, Sir Acryon, I think it is you who are mistaken. By virtue of their identical nature there cannot be such a distinction. One must select which one wishes one's vote to be.
Mine is a declaration of killing intent. Yours is a declaration of disapproval, that you wish a player to improve.
I wonder which of our votes Evil fears more.
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