Can I get a hell yeah?Patrick wrote:ChannelDelibird replaces Untrod Tripod.
Great to be playing with you all. I'll be reading up over the next day or so depending on how verbose y'all are being.
Hi, DGB, I may not have explicitly spoken to you about the Ashes yet, but I'm currently spending all night listening to the cricket and all day asleep. I can't post as much as you guys have (it's only been two days since my last, anyway).DrippingGoofball wrote:Hello, lurkerscum!ChannelDelibird wrote:Post later tonight. I slept through today. >_>
I got stuck at page 41 when CTD posted a huge tl;dr. Wading back in now.Shanba wrote:How much have you read?ChannelDelibird wrote:So the problem I'm having at the moment is that you guys are posting faster than I can catch up. I requested replacement in a couple of games yesterday for the purpose of making sure I can stick with this one. I promised Patrick I wouldn't flake and so I am determined not to.
The wagon on me appears to be receding so I feel like claiming now would be a bit counter-productive (and I don't see any reason why it would affect DGB's view of me anyway). If I am wrong and more than, say, the four people still voting for me want me to, then I will.
Because I checked recent vote counts to see whether DGB had got her wish of a wagon on me. This seems a normal first thing to do when catching up to me. This sounds pretty slimy of you.inHimshallibe wrote:And explain to me how you know the wagon on you is "receding".ChannelDelibird wrote:I got stuck at page 41 when CTD posted a huge tl;dr. Wading back in now.Shanba wrote:How much have you read?ChannelDelibird wrote:So the problem I'm having at the moment is that you guys are posting faster than I can catch up. I requested replacement in a couple of games yesterday for the purpose of making sure I can stick with this one. I promised Patrick I wouldn't flake and so I am determined not to.
The wagon on me appears to be receding so I feel like claiming now would be a bit counter-productive (and I don't see any reason why it would affect DGB's view of me anyway). If I am wrong and more than, say, the four people still voting for me want me to, then I will.
The thing about this game is that you're all so fucking verbose and well-spoken, I basically read almost every post and think "well, that seems a fair explanation". I feel like you're all seeing the game on a level above me. Trying to decide which posts are actually scummy requires one to read "heavy", really scrutinising each post, and that contradicts the best way to read catching up, which is quick, skimmy, to get up to speed with the bare events of the game. That's what I'm doing right now (up to page 46).Shanba wrote:If you've read up to page 41, surely you have some thoughts about the game up to that point that you can share. If not, why not?inHimshallibe wrote:And explain to me how you know the wagon on you is "receding".ChannelDelibird wrote:I got stuck at page 41 when CTD posted a huge tl;dr. Wading back in now.Shanba wrote:How much have you read?ChannelDelibird wrote:So the problem I'm having at the moment is that you guys are posting faster than I can catch up. I requested replacement in a couple of games yesterday for the purpose of making sure I can stick with this one. I promised Patrick I wouldn't flake and so I am determined not to.
The wagon on me appears to be receding so I feel like claiming now would be a bit counter-productive (and I don't see any reason why it would affect DGB's view of me anyway). If I am wrong and more than, say, the four people still voting for me want me to, then I will.
I know. And while I appreciate the sentiment, I am quite aware of my responsibilities in this game. My point is that reading one-by-one is what I think is the quickest way I'll get to having an opinion on everyone.Ether wrote:Keep in mind that I'm notjustsaying these things at you so I can read you.
But fine.
Is the current wagon the only reason you're deciding to look at Huck specifically? Do you have an opinion on himnow?
Worried might not be the right word. I just think I need to look closely at them and decide how safe it is to sheep them, because they're both players whose damn near every post reads totally convincingly to me by nature. Both have made big, well-argued scum cases on a couple of people (inHim and Yos, IIRC) which made me more willing to vote said people and they're liable to do it again at some stage, so I think it's pretty important that I examine how much I can afford to trust them.Ether wrote:I amdeeplydisappointed. The Ether Schedule will take all of the pain away and make you enjoy mafia again. I am prepared to sing about it if you are unconvinced.
How come you're worried about Glork and MBL? Glork is fabulously obvtown; MBL is...probably also town as well.
I felt he was scummy during my initial readthrough upon replacing in and preferred it to the other Day 1 options, hence me asking you to get on the wagon then. On Day 2 he was more just somewhere to put my vote until I could get caught up, seeing as that vote was getting pretty old by that time. I'm not saying that you're the reason why I was on the inHim lynch, just thatMrBuddyLee wrote:You were the one who tried to persuade me to vote inHim. Repeatedly. Didn't you feel strongly that he was scum all game long?ChannelDelibird wrote:Both have made big, well-argued scum cases on a couple of people (inHim and Yos, IIRC) which made me more willing to vote said people and they're liable to do it again at some stage, so I think it's pretty important that I examine how much I can afford to trust them.
Sorry I missed this before, MBL, but I don't have a good answer for you. I'm worse at meta-ing myself than I am other people, and I think this game is a very different one for me, anyway, because of the nature of the playerlist. I've made clear on several occasions in this game that I'm really bad at reading good players and so I'm far less proactive here than I normally would be as scum or as town in other games (if you really want me to I can dig around for recent games with me as either faction to support this).MrBuddyLee wrote:"How is my play as scum different from my play in this game?"
I wasn't saying that Glork was insinuating you're scum in that post. But asking why you weren't on HH's scumlist is just completely not what I would expect from the first post of the day from Glorkcop with an innocent on you. Glorkcop would know that if he was killed before he could claim results, people look to things like first posts of the day for possible breadcrumbs, and it seems counterproductive to connect you to a scumlist if that's the case.MBL wrote:It doesn't read to me like Glork's insinuating I'm scum there. Maybe I'm overreading it, but I don't see any MBL-lynch intent from Glork whatsoever D2. I see him as spotting an omission from Huck on a player Glork knows the alignment of, and wondering why Huck might make such a slip.
It kind of boggles my mind to think that as scum, Glork would so obviously set up a cop claim/result overnight (innocent on MBL N1) and very clearly telegraph it all day D2, yet somehow manage to slip up and show suspicion of MBL in his first post of the day?
I think HH and I are different here. I accept that I haven't given firm suspicions but HH did post what looked like a pretty firm suspicion on stark and never followed it up, which makes me think that the reason he posted it in the first place was not because he genuinely suspected stark but that he wanted to give a firm suspicion, particularly on someone who many people at the time were saying was obvtown, because it looked bold and unsheepish.MBL wrote:CDB, I'd like to know how you feel about all players, first off HackerHuck, Ether and Glork who you've recently mentioned. Do you want Huck to push Ether harder because you think Ether is scum, or do you think his lack of firm suspicions and/or opinions on other players is what's suspect? Note--you also lack firm suspicions and have expressed no opinions of most players.
I can't really see Ythill being anything but what he says he is at this stage. Your suggestion of a double-killing scumteam member seems pretty farfetched to me, so I see no other explanation for the extra kill.MBL wrote:Also, your opinions of CES, chamber, Ythill and Poro, who you haven't mentioned.
Still looks town to me. One of those people all of whose posts have seemed pretty reasonable, similar to you and Glork, but I've gone over the ones that have particularly influenced me, most regarding inHim, and I can't see anything wrong with them, so I have no reason to doubt my townread.MBL wrote:Also, your opinion of Gurgi who you haven't mentioned since calling him town December 3rd.
I'm sorry but I haven't really got anything for you other than gut. I haven't really understood the attacks that people have made on him, and particularly the more emotional posts read very genuine to me. Never had any problems with his activity levels, either, but then I'd be a hypocrite if I did.MBL wrote:Also, why have you seen Shanba as town all game long? You never said.
I find it hard to read basically everyone in this game, so I've tried to judge which of the well-stated cases have the most merit. It's obviously not much but it's the best I can do. I'm trying to dig deeper and find things - I did, at least, vote HH for reasons which I don't believe had been stated previously by the others on the wagon, but I am prepared to be corrected if I'm wrong there.MBL wrote:Scumtheory: CDB has been hiding amidst town. Joined Gurgi and Shanba on inHim. Joined Gurgi, Ythill, chamber on inHim. Joined Ether, Ythill, Gurgi on Huck. Joined Ythill and CTD on Glork. Pure sheeping, no initiative, seems to find reasons to fit the event after deciding where his vote should go.
Uh, hi? I'm here and not flaking any time soon. I promised I wouldn't and I won't. Didn't realise you still saw me as on the brink of falling out of the game. (Not that I haven't earned the reputation, though.)Ether wrote:And I stereotype CDB as being more likely to be an unstable flake regardless of his alignment. (Hi, CDB! Prove me wrong or admit to Patrick that you can't.).
Glork, HH...then I'm not sure between Prozac, CES, chamber. It's probably two of those three who I still owe a reread on (yes, I'm still behind there. I'm sorry. I doubt I will be able to do that before deadline hits but I'll have reread all of them by daybreak Day 4, and if I haven't, lynch me). I'm pretty shit at vote-analysis but I'll try to include that in rereads.MrBuddyLee wrote:Who do you think the four scum are and why? Do they fit together as scumpartners when you analyze their interactions and votes?
That's what I'm thinking right now.CDB wrote: Glork, HH...then I'm not sure between Prozac, CES, chamber. It's probably two of those three who I still owe a reread on (yes, I'm still behind there. I'm sorry. I doubt I will be able to do that before deadline hits but I'll have reread all of them by daybreak Day 4, and if I haven't, lynch me). I'm pretty shit at vote-analysis but I'll try to include that in rereads.
Well, you yourself readily admit that many skilled players have trouble reading you, so at that stage I think it would be in Glork's interests to state that he had got a read on you and that it was very positive (remember Glork was widely considered protown at that stage).Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Do you think he would make that up?Channel wrote:Glork calls him pretty obviously protown in 1112, not sure what to make of that.
This is post 1600, mid-late Day 2. DGB was advertising herself as a vig and she was heavily pro-town on Glork, so it seems reasonable to me that he would say it in case his advice was followed.CES wrote:When did he say this? Do you think Glrok thought it likely that his advice would be followed?Channel wrote:Glork says Prozac is a better vig kill than CES - presumably prefers CES, who's not had problems keeping up with the game, alive as scumbuddy than Prozac (no offence, Prozac). Further suggests Glork-HH-Prozac-CES
Not really, no. Why do you ask?CES wrote:Do you think the fact that this pretty soon after day-start is relevant?Channel wrote:Glork's 1927 does kinda look like an appeal to CES to help him out, considering the brewing HH and Prozac wagons.
No lynch was pretty obviously a bad idea considering Glork was so obviously a scumbag in that situation plus there being people like Prozac and, indeed, myself, that a whole bunch of people really wanted to see dead. Being in favour of it was not protown.CES wrote:Why?Channel wrote:The no lynch business is a point against CES
OK, I stand corrected on the facts of DGB's Glorkstance. In my defence, I wasn't really paying much attention to her in that reread. I think the point stands, though, depending somewhat on whether or not Glork suspected DGB was not the true vig. I still think the fact that he was preferencing a Prozac death over yours (this is of course part of a pattern of him referring to you as obvtown) supports the theory of the three of you being buddies.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Bzzt. False. Glrok was one of her top suspects in #1231 and receives no positive mentions following that post. She also showed no signs of being willing to vig Porochaz (the pretext for Glrok's comment appears to be an inHim-post.) Furthermore, I think he's pretty much forced to hold that opinion given his previous posts and that on the whole he did very little to dissuade DGb from vigging me (contrast him with Yos for example).Channel wrote:This is post 1600, mid-late Day 2. DGB was advertising herself as a vig and she was heavily pro-town on Glork, so it seems reasonable to me that he would say it in case his advice was followed.
That sounds nice, but it ignores the circumstances. Pretty sure Glork was seeing two of his buddies being wagoned and turning to you.CES wrote:I would imagine that'd be the time that saw the least in-thread communication between scum buddies.Channel wrote:Not really, no. Why do you ask?
I don't think I understand you here, could you rephrase? (I wasn't suggesting that a no-lynch would have lead to Prozac lynch next day, was saying that a Prozac lynch would have been obviously better than a no lynch)CES wrote:There was obviously resistance to the idea of lynching a claimed cop in a non-LyLo situation. In that sense I felt no-lynch was a compromise between the two camps which would've made Glrok more lynchable the next Day (note that Poro and Glrok were tied in votes at the time; before Glrok's slip, his lynch that Day was far from set in stone). How exactly is no-lynch supposed to have lead to a Porochazlynch?Channel wrote:No lynch was pretty obviously a bad idea considering Glork was so obviously a scumbag in that situation plus there being people like Prozac and, indeed, myself, that a whole bunch of people really wanted to see dead. Being in favour of it was not protown.
No.CES wrote:You seem to be thinking that Glrok was more likely to be lynched that Day because he was.
OK, I will try to rewrite those posts for clarity, probably just focusing onto why I think CES and Prozac are HH's buddies. Might have to wait 'til tomorrow, though.Ether wrote:You could make a case on anyone in the format you were using; I don't really know if I'm getting your train of thought out of them. Summarize the differences; explain why Zorblag is town.
I'd already said prior to doing that post on Prozac, CES and Zorblag/chamber that I hadn't found anything from the other players in the game (excluding HH) that looked scummy to me, and so I thought it was HH and two of those three, so I was looking to find two scum from those players, it's true, but I think there are things that I picked up on that support that theory.Ether wrote:CDB's conclusions about CES, Zorblag and chamber just seem tacked on after the analyses. I don't really know what's leading him to his conclusions.
HackerHuck wrote: