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Ok, some thoughts as I catch up:
-Hmm...interesting night zero. 3 killing groups, huh? Also, cult leader dead, but he might have recruited someone during night zero; just something to note for later.
-Just so you guys from SA know, that list of tells on the Wiki is quite old; it was origionally made by Jeep several years ago, and the main reason for the list was "these tells are so obveous, let me just list them so they'll go away and everyone will play better". People don't really take the Jeep tells very seriously anymore. However, day 1, page 1, a person's optiosn are basically "do nothing", "random vote", or "make a huge deal out of some tiny scum-tell like thing and try to get a reaction"; and the third option is often the best, as far as moving the game foward go. Also, small quick day 1 bandwagons for small reasons like that are quite common, usually to get reactions, to see who supports the wagon and who opposes it; it's a only slightly risky way to get the game going and generate information, and when it's only 6 votes with 16 to lynch, it's got basically zero chance of going anywhere on it's own.
Yeah; like I said, we don't actually lynch someone because of the old Jeep tells, and people don't really take them all that seriously; they're just a "slightly better then random" starting place when there's basically zero information, on the theory a slightly-less-then-random vote is better then a totally random vote.Xythar wrote:Also: Policy lynches or "let's lynch this guy because he said a phrase on our magic infallible wiki list" seem to me to be more of a convenient way to avoid having to actuaslly think.
There, I said it.
Policy lynches are a bit different; the idea is that if X action hurts the town, then it can sometimes be a good idea to "punish" anyone who does that action with votes or even lynches, in order to deter people from doing it; even if the person is no more likely then average to be scum, it can still help the town win just by preventing anti-town play. Lynching lurkers is a good example of this. There's a lot of debate over if policy lynches are ever a good idea.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Speculating on the existance of things like mason groups is :not helpful:; that's generally a line of conversation that should be avoided, because just the fact that you made that post and way other people respond to it could accidently give the hints as to who might or might not be a mason, or a bulletproof townie, or whatever.TaffMaster wrote:I'd bet money on us having a Mason group. I'd bet theres bulletproof player (s). I'd even be willing to stretch that theres a lyncher and a lynchee.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Ok, all caught up now.
I don't like the bandwagon against Aisar here; in general, Aisar seems kind of pro-town to me, although I hate the useless vanillia townie claim to such a small bandwagon. Seriously, what were you thinking there?
ChronX: Nice rolefishing attempt there.Sounds like you're trying to find out if I'm a vanillia townie or not. Well, the reason I forgot about this game has nothing to do with my role; it's simply that I was gone for a few days around the time this game was starting, due to being stuck in a different part of the state, and while trying to get caught up on my other games and get ready for the game I'm about to mod it just slipped my mind.
I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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My point was that there was also no reason for you to suggest I was vanillia, even if you did so in a backhanded kind of way like that, and I'm wondering if you did it in the hopes of getting some kind of reaction from me that would tip you off to if I am or am not vanillia.ChronX wrote:Not at all, Yos. There is no reason for you to out your role, of any sort, yet. Its only an IGMEOU, and its a less likely one than the other people we've heard nothing from yet.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I tend to agree that that kind of "claiming scum" jokingly thing isn't worth a policy lynch. I guess it could be a minor scumtell, on the grounds that I could imagine a scum doing that in order to set up some kind of bizzare WIFOM for later in the game, but yeah, it's pretty close to white noise.Xythar wrote:I think lynching lurkers and liars are worthwhile 'policy lynches' because the game gets far too easy for scum if they can simply lurk all game or lie about their claims and get away with it. In order to not let them get away with it, it generally does help to go after lurkers and almost always helps to lynch liars (I say 'almost always' because there is one player at SA who is notorious for lying as town). However, claiming scum doesn't fit that bill to me. It's simply not a useful strategy for scum - all it really is is white noise that should be ignored. Helpful? Not really. But scummy? Not in the way lurking and lying are, IMO.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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If you accuse someone of "softclaiming" a role when they've really done no such thing, their reaction is likely to be telling. Imagine that someone accused you of "softclaiming" townie, and attacked you on that grounds. How do you respond to something like that? Do you deny it, or do you deny CLAIMING it, or do you ignore it? How, exactally, do you word the denial? It's very slippery, tricky ground to try to answer an accusation like that without accidently showing your hand so to speak. Which is why comments like the one you made can be used by scum to fish, to find out who's vanillia and who's not.ChronX wrote: I didn't SUGGEST you were vanilla. I said you were posting a comment which some people do when practicing a form of softclaiming.
You understand yet why I don't like that post of yours?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Heh...Albert always looks scummy, in all his games, and has basically every single time I've seen him play; I hardly think he's "trying" to look scummy.cicero wrote: Frankly I'm a bit irritated with what I see as a kind of "Guerilla mafia" play by experienced MSers like ABR and Tar. Basically, the idea is to act scummy in all your games so that over time you develop a kind of meta-immunity to scumtells.
So now, with that "distancing" comment, it sounds like you're accusing Taff and me of being scum together, just because Taff agreed with me that your terrible "Yos is softclaiming vanillia" post was scummy? I mean, where the heck did that "distancing" line come from? That just feels like you're trying to confuse the issues here and basically just making up things to "add to his list of crimes" that don't make a lot of sense. It also feels like rather then directly respond to my points againt you, you're trying to undermine me here by tying me to Taff. Combined with your fishing expiditions, you're really feeling like scum to me at the moment.ChronX wrote: So, we can add "distancing" to your list of crimes, since you cast a vote on Yos, but now tell us that your stated reason for voting him turns out to be excusable.
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The Taff's wagon is also reasonable, especally with the "mason" speculation and stuff like that, but ChronX just seems scummier at the moment.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Oh, and I almost forgot to mention this this, but I stil want to hear a better explination about this:
...TaffMaster wrote: No way is there another scum "group". Maybe one Serial Killer, but no group. I would say that 99% sure.
99% sure? That's a bit strong, disturbingly so. It's a huge game, and we had 3 night zero kills, it wouldn't be at all unusual for there to be 2 mafias.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) What you did in the sign-up thread is irrelevent, because you didn't know your alignment then. The only thing I'm concerned about is what you did in thread, and if you had pro-town motivations for those actions.TaffMaster wrote:Also can I point out the only reason I speculated about a mason group in the game is because I speculated about it IN THE SIGN UP THREAD.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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ChronX, every single time you accuse someone of "softclaiming" with weak reasons, yes, it looks like rolefishing to me.
Now, I explained quite clearly why I was suspicious of your post, and rather then respond to that in any useful way, you attacked me and tried to tie me to a player that many people (including me, btw) have already found suspicious. That seems like a cheap and scummy attempt to bury off my legitimate concerns about your actions, and I don't like it.
And what the heck is this supposed to mean, anyway?
That makes absolutly no sense, do you realize that? It's one of those sentances that sounds scary but means absolutly nothing. Unless you're trying to accuse ME of rolefishing, and if you are, you need to actually explain how I'm supposed to be doing that.ChronX wrote: Who has role fishing on their guilty conscience?
You, out of thin air, suddenly accused me of "softclaiming townie" just because I forgot about this game for a few days until someone mentioned it on scumchat. Really, what exactally did you expect to gain by that, unless you were trying to get me to either claim townie or not, or to get me to give a response that would reveal my alignment? You keep saying it's a scumtell, but that's dosn't make any sense; why would a scum try to hint he was vanillia, early on day 1 when under absolutly no pressure? For that matter, why would anyone?
If you want to convince me you're not scum, quit this OMGUS crap, and please respond to this post you ignored a few pages ago.
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If you accuse someone of "softclaiming" a role when they've really done no such thing, their reaction is likely to be telling. Imagine that someone accused you of "softclaiming" townie, and attacked you on that grounds. How do you respond to something like that? Do you deny it, or do you deny CLAIMING it, or do you ignore it? How, exactally, do you word the denial? It's very slippery, tricky ground to try to answer an accusation like that without accidently showing your hand so to speak. Which is why comments like the one you made can be used by scum to fish, to find out who's vanillia and who's not.ChronX wrote: I didn't SUGGEST you were vanilla. I said you were posting a comment which some people do when practicing a form of softclaiming.
You understand yet why I don't like that post of yours?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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That's a terrible argument, btw. At least half of the games I've replaced into in the past, it's been as scum.ChronX wrote:The flip side of this is the argument sometimes made that "replacements are probably town because people who need replacing probably have a boring role".
Is that really what you think when you see a lurker? Is that really what anyone thinks? Usually when I see a lurker acting like that, I think they're probably a lurkerscum trying to get through until endgame, and try to lynch them for it.I have seen scum exploit this latter line of thinking, by lurking or just ignoring the game for stretches of time, then when they come back saying "I forgot about this game" and then suggesting that their other games require more of their attention.
The implication is, this game I've been lurking in isn't as high a priority to me, because I am town cannon fodder.
And you still don't adress the key point here, which is that you used me and "vanillia townie" in the same sentance, in such a way that a careless player in my positition might have given away their role, and you did it for such a weak reason; even you admit the reason you gave, me not posting for 24 hours and then admitting I forgot about the game, was quite weak. So that's the kind of thing that leads me to believe you might have alterior motives.
You accused me of "softclaiming townie" when I could not by any streach of the imagination be thought to have done that, and that looks like fishing, which is a key scum tactic especally in compliacted games like this one. You respond by trying to attack me, and that makes you look worse.So, I wasn't fishing for a claim from Yosarian. I was accusing him of employing a scum tactic I have seen with some regularity. All he really needed to say was, I only missed 24 real life hours.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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No, I didn't "over-react" to your "suspicion of me". I reacted to your scummy looking role-fishing; and even there, my reaction was quite calm, logical, and mild. I didn't actually vote for you until after you did something else scummy.ChronX wrote:@ Yosarian: I have explained REPEATEDLY. I pointed out something you said that I often have seen scum use. My FIRST post about you was to state that I had a little suspicion of you. You have since exploded into over reaction mode, thereby making you MORE suspicious.
After my post 362, when I had thought I explained my problem with your post quite clearly and logically, if you were town I would have expected you to at least understand and realize I was making sense and that I was logically looking for scumtells. I might have been right, I might have been wrong, but either way I'd expect you to understand where I was coming from and then react in some way approperate with that. Instead, you mostly ignored the post, and instead tried to imply that anyone who agreed with it must be scum with me. Your reaction to my logical argument was to semi-ignore it, to try to downplay it or make it sound like it's something it's not, and to at the same time try to make me look bad and undermine me with slowly escelating attacks on me without an actual vote. Now that looks to me more like a scum who knows he's made a mistake and is in damage control mode, rather then how I would expect a townie to react to a logical situation like that.
And you're still mis-interpreting me here, I'm starting to think you're doing so intentionally. The thing is, after you've made that kind of "claiming vanillia" accusation, the target dosn't HAVE to actually claim in order for your move to help the scum; all I would have had to do was react in a way that might help you guess if I was vanillia or not, and basically any way I chose to react, it might have helped the scum answer that question. I'm not sure how I can be any more clear here, and I'm having trouble believing you're still not understanding my basic point.I never expected you to claim.
Ah, one of the old-school scum tricks here. You see, all you have to do is attack someone, and then when they respond (which of course, anyone should do when attacked), claim they're "over-reacting" or "being over defensive" or whatever and use that to intensify the attack. You're really reaching here, aren't you? Especally as I'm not responding to your "attack" at all; I'm responding to the scum-tell you made.If you are in fact scum, my expectation would be that you would react...as you have. Scum found.
Between this, and several other "scum-logic" tricks you've used to try to make me look bad without having any actual content in your attacks (like the "Who has role fishing on their guilty conscience?" line you refused to explain when I called you on it, for example), it's clear you're not actually hunting scum here, you're just trying to do whatever you can think of to attempt to make me look bad, in order to deflect attention away from the logical and legitimate points I have rasied against you.
Not asking you to "re-explain". I'm explaining why I think you're scum, and giving you a chance to defend yourself. So far, your "defense" has been OMGUSy and weak, consisting mostly of ignoring what I'm actually saying, trying to strawman and defend against thing that aren't my main point, and generally trying to discredit me rather then my logic. In other words, you're acting like a scum who's been caught.I don't think I can restate myself any more to Yosarian, his asking for me to re-explain is getting tiresome. But I would be happy to discuss the latter paragraph (the @vollkan one) with Vollkan or anyone else, at further length.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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It can. Let's say it's not unusual these days for a mod to have to use a deadline in order to stop day 1 for lasting more then a month. That's a recent trend of this site, and not a good one.TaffMaster wrote: Day 1s in large games last months here? You need a SA account!I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Now, I haven't watched hardly any of the new Dr Who, so I don't know most of those characters, but I think I've watched most all of the old shows, and I've got to say the list for possible friends of the Doctor is quite vast, and since the central theme of the show is time traveling, I wouldn't be surprised to see any number of people from past doctors come back and show up here. I'm not going to go into any details, because that dosn't seem helpful, but let's just say that the list of probable claims is quite deep.vollkan wrote:
I missed your request for friends:
Recurring
Rose Tyler & family
Martha Jones & family
Captain Jack Harkness
Face of Boe
Mickey Smith
Donna
Now, Oman was revealed as Mrs. Moore, a fairly minor character (we are talking a 2 episode arc). That really expands the possibilities well beyond what I can list here.
Also, just one more flavor comment for those who have not watched the show; if somone claims to be the Doctor, it's not necessarally a good idea to counterclaim; I remember several classic epesodes where due to time-traveling stuff there were several different version of the Doctor, and it wouldn't surprise me if there are multiple Dr. Who's in this game. (For example, there was one epesode I remember called "The Three Doctors", I'm pretty sure that's not the only time that happened either)I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, daalaks and cybermen were in the old series as well. (shrug) Unless...are those role-names specific Daalak or Cyberman characters in the new series?TaffMaster wrote:All three killed night 0 were people from the more recent serieses.
Anyway, this isn't necessaray something we need to resolve today.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I do hate the way this bandwagon grew up without anyone giving any actual good reasons for it. I thought Aiser was probably pro-town. Kind of a dick, but probably pro-town. If someone has some actual reason to think him (them) scum, I'd like to hear it, but lynching someone "so they're not a distraction" is just not a pro-town action.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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TaffMaster: To be fair, I ignored the scum-claim, too. Usually if someone shows up and says "LOLZ I'M SCUM!", I don't take them seriously; either they're trolling, or they're drunk, or they're a townie trying some stupid gambit, or in one instance I remember their brother logged on to their mafiascum account, heh.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Roach, you're wrong. If a player does something scummy, that makes it more likely they are scum. If they get replaced, that dosn't change the odds of them being scum, so they're STILL more likely to be scum then if they hadn't done the scum tell in the first place.
Now, I STILL don't really think Aisar really did anything scummy, but Roach, if you want to defend yourself, you're better off trying to defend Aisar's play instead of trying to insist everyone should ignore it, because people will not and SHOULD not ignore his play just because he got replaced. That's just silly; if you think someone is scum, and then he gets replaced, would you really let him off the hook? If you were right about him beign scum, him being replaced dosn't change that.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Yes. Both have exactally the same odds of being scum, as they have the same alignment.Roach wrote:
1) Who? The player that got replaced or the replacer?Yosarian2 wrote:Roach, you're wrong. If a player does something scummy, that makes it more likely they are scum.If they get replaced, that dosn't change the odds of them being scum(1), sothey're STILL more likely to be scum then if they hadn't done the scum tell in the first place(2).
Well, sorry, but they don't. We have to use all the evidence we have, including the posts made by the person you replaced.2) To me, each player starts off with a clean slate. That INCLUDES players that have replacements (or, more specifically, the replacements themselves). Is that wrong, so wrong that it warrants me a vote?
Now, that dosn't necessarally hurt you; in fact, like I said, I think he looked more pro-town then not. You're actually better off, in my eyes, then you would be if it was a "blank slate".I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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...ok, I have absolutly no idea what Iammars is talking about. Really wish I had cable so I could watch the new Dr. Who show, heh. Shanba; I guess your unvote means that Iammars just claimed and it was a convincing claim, and his claim that Choronx thought he was a mafia traitor but he actually wasn't actually makes sense?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Let me repeat myself:Roach wrote:Kind of, yes.
Actually, I think that I can find my defense on my own...
In other words, while I wouldn't mind seeing someone make a case against your predecessor and you defend yourself/him against it, in my mind the main thing you should do to convince me you're pro-town is to act helpful; IE: to actually try and figure out yourself who the scum are, to start pointing out things that look like scumtells to you, ect. Your predecessor DID do that, and that's part of the reason I think he was more likely pro-town then not.Yosarian2 wrote: Roach, if you want to convince us you're pro-town, it beehoovs you to start acting in a way helpful to the town.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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No, if she was a Jester, she would have already been lynched. I saw her a jester once, it was a sight to behold.Axelrod wrote:Am I the only one who think DG is completely flailing like a madwoman here?
I'm even a bit concerned that she's some kind of Jester that actually wants to get lynched.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) Both wagons are reasonable. Taff has done some moderatly scummy looking things; I don't like his roach vote, and I don't like his OMGUS-looking cicero vote. However, caps looks scummy, and hardly seems like he's playing the game at all; he's done basically nothing all game to make me think he's likely to be a good guy looking for scum.ibaesha wrote:I still have yet to read the game.
Yos, tell me why you think a caps vote is better than a Taff vote.
Now, Caps is apparently saying he was serious about claiming to be a doctor; frankly, I thought that claim was a joke, because there was absolutly no reason for him to claim doc then; there was, what, one or two votes on him then? And he suddenly claims doctor? That comment bothered me when I thought he was joking; caps, are you seriously claiming doctor? Why would a doctor claim to be a doctor when you did with so little pressure on you? Really, WTF?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(nods) Only reason to claim doctor is if you're really in trouble, on the theory that it's better for the town to get nightkilled then to get lynched, and that dosn't apply here.Iammars wrote:NO
Look, there are few things that youeverdo if you are protown in a game of mafia. Most "scum tells" do have protown uses, but claiming doctorneverdoes. If you've never read a game of mafia or realized that claiming doctor is by definition bad for the town, now is your opportunity to learn.
...and another thing never to do if you're town is vote for yourself like this. Did he just hammer himself?caps wrote: i'll rock with this.
unvote: vollkan
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Let's do this just remember vollkan and flameaxe are totally scumbo. cop you should investigate flameaxeI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Jesters are really, really rare. Usually when someone's acting really scummy, it dosn't mean they're a jeter; it usually just means they're scum. And even on the off-chance that there is a jester, lynching a jester isn't all that bad, because after all they're not a pro-town role anyway, and therefore much less of a loss to the town then, say, mislynching a vanillia townie would have been. In any case, the town dosn't really want a jester to live until endgame anyway, because then they might self-vote and get lynched at a time the town can't afford a mislynch.Garnasha wrote: Tarh (or anyone else, don't really care), could you please tell me the apparently commonly accepted logic behind why town shouldn't post they suspect someone's a jester? And I'm still asking you guys for a guide to dealing with jesters. It wasn't this particular case, I just want to know in the future.
Basically, whenever someone looks scummy, it's not generally worth the bother of worrying about if they're a jester or not; that just confuses the issue and distracts the town. Just try to figure out if they're more likely to be scum and pro-town.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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:nothelpful:, Albert. Axel is a strong player, and I don't see what he's said that "wasn't bright"; personally, I want him to post more, not less.Albert B. Rampage wrote:Axel if you got nothing bright to say than keep that mouth shut.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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We're near deadline? When did the mod announce a deadline?Albert B. Rampage wrote:
What kind of manipulative loser bandwagons DG near deadline just because she has been throwing her vote around a little ? Is that a valid scum-tell in your book ? Why would he open the door for people to vote for DG like that, especially considering how he's a strong player who's opinion is likely to be heeded ?
And Axel's been commenting on DGB's behavior for a while now. I don't necessarally agree (obv, as I'm not voting her), but I'm interested to see where he's going with it and how she's going to respond; I've been having trouble trying to get a read on her myself. I certanly don't want him to "shut up".I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Yeah, I already mentioned this possibility. However, most likely, its just one cult recruit. One cult recruit with no cult to back him up is anti-town, and getting rid of him eventually is something we will want to do, but is not a really major threat, unless he can recruit (which is unlikely).cicero wrote:
Shteven makes a VERY good point in this post. I had assumed the cult was out of the game. This is not necessarily true at all. Very very very very good point.Shteven wrote: With a cult recruiter killed night one, is it (reasonably) safe to assume he did not recruit someone? Is the cult possibly still around? With his role being called CyberController, did the cult represent Dr. Who's Cybermen faction?
The cult recruiter would have had a night 0 action. He would have recruited someone for certain. Whether they themselves can recuit is an open question.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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I don't think there's necessarally anything scummy with voting while not giving your reasons right away.Garnasha wrote: Second, and this is more serious: why does fonz vote without reasons? Di he already give them earlier or what?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) Hard to say. It can be scummy to join a bandwagon late without any reasons of your own, especally if that wagon ends up lynching a good guy and the reasons behind the wagon weren't all that great. However, it's not unusual for a pro-town player to start out by just dropping a vote on someone, seeing his reaction and the reacton of others to it, and then perhaps explaining it later.Garnasha wrote:thank you, noted. So what determines whether it's scummy?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Agreed. Using an outside program to encrypt your role into the thread in every single theme game might in some situations help the town, but it also sounds really annoying, pointless, and if it worked it would basically ruin the mafia experence until all mods bothered to put it in their rules. No, thanks.The Fonz wrote:I like winning.
I, however, prefer playing mafia. I will not be encrypting my role. EVER.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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You know, even if there was some legal way to do this, and even if a lot of players didn't have a moral objection to going along with it, the fact is we've only got 6 days left before deadline, and I have a feeling that trying to get all the living players to encode their role or whatever would be a huge, massive waste of time right now quite possibly leading to a no-lynch, it almost certanly wouldn't get done (or even really started) before the day ends, and by tommorow I'd expect the entire mafia to have figured out a plan at night for how to deal with it. So, can we please just go back to lynching someone?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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(shrug) I could go for a flameaxe wagon. Looking back at his posts, he's posted a lot but most of them haven't had any real content, and he even defends himself by saying things like "I'm rarely useful day 1" and similar stuff. That's not a defense; if you think you're "rarely useful day 1", then it's your job to change that, it's not the town's job to sit back and let you act in an anti-town way just because "you always do".
vote:flameaxeI've got no reason at the moment to think he's pro-town in alignment or in behavior, and with it being day 1 and with a deadline coming up, that's enough reason for my vote.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Flameaxe: You've attempted to use a "I'm always useless" meta-game defense at least twice so far.
Flameaxe wrote:Every Flameaxe game has a period of uselessness. It will pick up, don't you worry.
If an action is anti-town, then I don't care if you "always" do it, you doing it in this game is a strike against you. And "being useless", as you put it, is anti-town, pretty much by definition. In fact, the fact that you seem to be AWARE you've not been at all useful to the town so far this game, and yet have done absolutly nothing to change that, is another strike against you.Flameaxe wrote:I'm rarely useful early in a game.
(shrug) You want to change my mind about that, make yourself useful. Find me a scum, convince me someone else is a better bandwagon today then you are, and I might go there instead.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, i don't know enough about the flavor to argue about that. If Volkan was the last Dalek, then we might see one less nightkill tonight...although, with so many nightkills, that might be hard to tell.cicero wrote:Bleh. Nevermind. I think we're all out of Daleks.
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So, I guess "cult killer" was a member of the cult that could also kill every night?
Yikes; does that mean they were a cult that can recruit AND kill every night, and apparently started with at least 2 memebers?We may have really dodged a bullet on that one.
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(sigh) You know, Albert, as I believe there has been at least one time you lied and claimed cop when you were pro-town but not a cop, that kind of comment does not exactally fill me with confidence.Albert B. Rampage wrote:
Well, at least, that's what I am leading you to believe....DUM DUM DUMErg0 wrote:So it says Doctor Who in your PM?
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If cicero is telling the truth, it's possible he's an "insane doc", a doc who kills anyone he targets (in other words, the mod tells him he's a doc, but he's actually a vig).
By the way, the whole "Albert claimed to be cop in a game where he was pro-town" isn't something I would swear to; I'm not even sure what game it's supposed to be, it's just something I heard thirdhand as a vauge comment. Nonetheless, I'm glad I brought it up, because his reaction seems to imply that that rumor was correct.Axelrod wrote:Unvote
It appears to me he may be entirely full of crap. If what YL says is true, this may not even make him scum. Which is actually somewhat comforting because I seriously don't see why a scum does that.
But he is not acting like someone with a guilty result should be acting. His "breadcrumb" was a non-breadcrumb. His mis-statement regarding his own role-PM I find extremely suspect.
Also, Cicero doesn't read very much like caught scum either.
And again, Albert, if that's what you're doing here, you might as well fess up now; otherwise, if we lynch Cicero and he's town, it's probably not going to go well for you.
(Also, not sure why you keep calling me YL, Axel; I'm not YossarianLives, hehe.)I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Oh, actually, if you protected Mcpaltp night zero, then you're probably not a insane doc. You might just be an ineffective doc or %-chance effective doc of some type. Did your role PM give any hint about your doc abilites being less then good or something, cicero?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Huh. That'd be wierd. Although, considering how overpowered it looks like the Cybermen were, who knows.cicero wrote: The other idea might just be that doing doctor stuff might kill Cybermen. Rip out wires and such.
How about you just give a streightfoward "Yes, it was a gambit because I thought, and still think, cicero is likely scum" or "No, this is not a gambit, vig me if I'm wrong" answer, Albert?Albert wrote: Yosarian! There are lives at stake here!
(En taro Tassadar!)I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Um, I DID, in fact, correct that about 5 minutes later, you know, when I finished getting caught up and noticed Cicero had changed his claim; I was thinking insane doc when he said Adel was the only person he had targeted.DrippingGoofball wrote:
Earth calling Yosarian2! Earth calling Yosarian2! Do you hear us?Yosarian2 wrote:If cicero is telling the truth, it's possible he's an "insane doc", a doc who kills anyone he targets (in other words, the mod tells him he's a doc, but he's actually a vig).
McPalpt wasn't killed, why are you saying if cicero is telling the truth he's an insane doc that kills his target????
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...why on earth would you suddenly claim nightkill immunity, mcpaltp? That's a terrible play; the town obveously does not want the scum to know who has nightkill immunity, and it didn't really answer the question at all either.fos:mcpaltpI want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, I have no idea why he's been talking so oblequly, but he clearly did seem to imply something about his role when he said he "can not be killed unnaturally" and that "Those that walk with evil have no hold over him". It seemed pretty obveous what he was saying, to me anyway; and to say that cicero was "role fishing" for asking him to clarify what he had apparently already claimed seems like a real streach to me.PokerFace wrote: His PR appears to be just italics and not a certain manor of saying words. He has used some simple sentences in the past. If he wanted to claim unnightkillable he probably could have just said it more straight forwardly.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Eh? We know what, that Volkan killed Iammers? How do we know that, did I miss something? I had just been assuming that Iammars was killed because he claimed a unclear but non-vanillia role.cicero wrote: Iammers --> Daleks (Vollkan. possible accomplice. ) We know this.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, we don't really know that, but we do know that MOS could not vote day 1 and that dalek had 2 votes during day 1. If it was a daleck ability that caused that, that would at least mean that MOS isn't a dalek.DrippingGoofball wrote:
I missed this. Where is this information coming from?cicero wrote:The Daleks targeted Mastermind of Sin and managed to steal his vote.
Although, while that's a useful scum ability, I highly doubt a scum would do that INSTEAD of a kill on night 1, cicero; a double vote for a scum would be incredibly powerful in a lynch or lose situation, but it's nearly worthless on day 1 of a 30 player game.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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Well, if there is a risk that ABR is lying but not scum, then I would not really expect the "real" Doctor (assuming there is one) to counterclaim at this point.Kison wrote:However, I do not believe ABR is lying about his claim. I don't know this show, but if "The Doctor" is the head honcho, I don't see how no-one has counter claimed by now. And even if there are in-actives, do you guys really think ABR is stupid enough to even take the risk?I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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In general, btw, a pro-town person should NEVER vote himself, unless for some bizzare reason the town is actually better off with that person dead. Note: if you are a doctor, this does not apply to you, pretty obv. So when you vote yourself, people will tend to think of it as a ploy to gain sympathy and will become more suspicious of you.cicero wrote: I am confused. I have two games done. At first I was quite resigned to it being necessary to lynch me but I have a couple of problems.I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie-
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