I explained it a lot.
But the true reason was that no way in hell would I go with any Town gambits.
I'll let some other players have the glory for that game. I wanna play the Parasyte game, so I'll just wait.Varsoon wrote:I'm probably going to go ahead with the Steven Universe Prequel game first.
That's why I did it. :PCerberus V666 wrote:Thanks for your thoughts though, more people should do what you just did
Thanks for the compliment! I am indeed new here (as my join date shows), but not to forum mafia. I don't really consider myself a newb as a result. I'll try not to disappoint people in future games. (Assuming I even live, that is. For someElbirn wrote:And as an added note, if I'm not mistaken you're pretty much brand new here (but not to forum mafia), but you're p good.
PokerFace wrote:I played bad this game. Got swamped at work. And when I finally got freetime, the thread had more pages and noise on day 1 than any game I have ever been in. If I was not a hydra I would have replaced out
One of the most fun games I ever played was Cowboy Bebop Mafia where Xtoxm and I were masons together. Xtoxm and I were scum together in Space Dandy Mafia.
(Cowboy Bebop, Space Dandy, Samurai Champloo were all made by same Anime Studio)
Xtoxm and I didn't get a lot of time to play together in Space Dandy Mafia. We thought it would be good to play together, and our playstyles would benefit each other, if we hydraed as town in a game. EXCEPT we didn't roll town here
Sorry I couldn't help you out much day 1, LQ. I really wish scum had Day Talk.
PokerFace wrote:I made two posts in game. Xtoxm made the rest
I got demoralized by how long the game was and kept on procrastinating. I consider that bad scum play on my part, but seriously no game should have 63 pages for its day 1. I really would have replaced out if I was not a hydra
If I was a town vigilante I would have killed Jeanne just so she would stop posting. Even though she was town, I would have done it because she was making my eyes bleed every time I tried to read the thread
PokerFace wrote:Yay we had pre game talk and talk during the first 24 hours of day 1. Varsoon does love scum day talk and so do I. Its a very good scum tool. If we had it I could have stopped LQ from not knowing what AUA means. But we didn't have it at time he made that slip. Reading rules and the first post example role pm is what all players should do before every game they play.
I honestly do not think LQ was rolefishing. But I did see how his question could be seen as rolefishing. I am the guy that coined the term neighbors in the first place. I suggested using that name in that thread and it spread like wild fire!
I suggested to LQ in the scum day talk thread that jeanne could be a neighbor and that LQ should have just dropped his inquiry of Jeanne early on day 1. Defending himself saying he was not rolefishing was a mistake. Whenever someone accuses you of role fishing,regardless of what your alignment is, stop doing it! Even if that's not what you were trying to do, you should stop doing whatever it was you were doing! If you are town, you risk outing roles further by defending yourself or continuing to fish. And if you are scum, you are gonna get caught. Just wagon them if you want someone to out their role, wagon them. Getting someone to L-1 and getting a claim is the best way to fish and get away with it!
In post 2375, Klingoncelt wrote:
I explained it a lot.
But the true reason was that no way in hell would I go with any Town gambits.
In post 2387, Varsoon wrote:I think my primary goals in setup design (after making sure it would fit the flavor) were to ensure that town's roles were independently weak (except masons, imo) but that they would gain strength if used in clever and synergistic ways. I also wanted to give the scumteam what seemed like a strong set of protective roles for a variety of reasons (most of which I have already outlined), especially to give a false sense of town's actual strength.
In post 1500, Varsoon wrote:
Does anyone even use the Votecount links/Game Events tab in the first post?
In post 1849, FireKari wrote:@Ranger
Also, we think the ability youdescribedcould have been better utilized if you had not revealed.
In post 2388, Titus wrote:In post 2375, Klingoncelt wrote:
I explained it a lot.
But the true reason was that no way in hell would I go with any Town gambits.
Post flip yeah but the Ranger thing came out of left field prewar.
If you wanted to fuck with my plan, bussing LQ would have been the move. :-p
In post 2394, Suzune wrote:LQ you are usually so obviously townie to me. So when I was reading your posts and not feeling the town vibe, I started to worry. First, I thought you were just off your game, but when nothing happened later to change it. I began to get suspicious. Personally, I like townie LQ better.
In post 2395, LicketyQuickety wrote:In post 2394, Suzune wrote:LQ you are usually so obviously townie to me. So when I was reading your posts and not feeling the town vibe, I started to worry. First, I thought you were just off your game, but when nothing happened later to change it. I began to get suspicious. Personally, I like townie LQ better.
I'll be the first to admit my scum game needs a lot of work, which I talked about a lot in the PT's.
In post 2396, Drixx wrote:In post 2395, LicketyQuickety wrote:In post 2394, Suzune wrote:LQ you are usually so obviously townie to me. So when I was reading your posts and not feeling the town vibe, I started to worry. First, I thought you were just off your game, but when nothing happened later to change it. I began to get suspicious. Personally, I like townie LQ better.
I'll be the first to admit my scum game needs a lot of work, which I talked about a lot in the PT's.
Do you keep notes by hand or in a document when you play? The best way to play (as either alignment), imo, is to keep notes, and at the top you should have a section where you list what you know and how you know it. As scum you simply have to avoid ever revealing what you know because you are scum and otherwise play as you would as town. Every townie makes posts which can be legitimately pushed and viewed as scummy. A lot of town players intentionally add some scumminess to their town game for one reason or another, so that's what you can look for.
I used to feel I was a better player as scum than as town, but I've been working super hard on my town game for awhile now and I think I've now gotten better at town. I think the challenge of town is more appealing to me too ... more mystery to solve. Being informed means I have to practice spinning a convincing narrative and pull off getting town people lynched while appearing to be justified in believing they are scum. This takes a lot of thought and work ... apart even from the constant risk of revealing you know something you don't have any reason to know.
In post 2397, Suzune wrote:I think it is a balance. Every time my I think my scum game is good, my town game suffers. If I think my town game is good, my scum game suffers. While there should be no difference between town and scum, there is. I'm sure you will master it LQ.
Right now I am on the side of a slightly better town game. I was able to sneak by everyone our last encounter in midnight sun, but I am not sure it was good scum playing that did it.