In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Alright big boy time, some of you guys are letting Bulbazek get away with pushing some truly mind boggling and anti-town agendas while knowing full well that he has knowledge he hasn't displayed in the main thread that means he's straight up lying and trying to get town to waste their resources.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek asks the general neighborhood to give him money for the night phase
Mastina said she needed town to masterbate, but we had no clue how to make that happen. I said that if anyone in the neighborhood sent me money, I'd try dropping acid to see if that would help. I'd already spent money on the punch by that time. Until mastina suggested just posting in thread, I was going to try different combination of actions to see if I could get the masturbation effect to trigger.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek immediately starts buttering up to mastina, and asking for her reads
And by immediately, do you mean 14 hours after the thread opened when everyone was essentially rapid posting? We were 5 pages deep by then and the mastina wagon was going strong.
If you think you're going to get lynched, you need to gift someone in your neighborhood your money, that way it doesn't go to waste. In fact, I never asked for her money and just told her that she needed to make sure she gifted it to someone if she looked like she was going to get lynched, which I figure is about L-1. That's also when mastina told us about the BP.
Oh, and action B here took place before action A. I'm not sure you mixing up the actions and obscuring the length of time here is intentional or not.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek points out that the vote count won't result in a lynch on mastina (allegedly)
Mastina being the leading wagon but not being the lynch was the first thing I noticed when looking at the vcs. I wanted to see how things developed and how people would interact with the wagon. What I didn't need was mastina freaking out and muddying the waters.
And then Pink ruined everything...
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek says that the neighborhood should keep the fact that mastina has the bp a secret
Keeping the BP recipient secret is a pretty good move. Town doesn't need to know who has it, as they are likely anti-scum, and scum are better kept in the dark so they make sub-optimal choices.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
In the main thread:
Bulbazek tells people to vig mastina instead of lynching her, and makes up reasons for why it's better for town to shoot her instead of lynching her, while knowing that she has a bp
Bulbazek says that only town would shoot at mastina
In general, I'd rather neutral or beneficial 3ps be vigged instead of lynched, because lynches are more informative, and that's also the whole point of vigs. Personally, I'd rather just leave them alone, but you can't really convince people to do that.
Outside of that, I really hadn't put much thought into it. I really didn't care how much a vig cost, because I had no intention on buying one. And if someone wanted to be stupid and shoot mastina, that's their own problem. Anyone with half a brain should have figured out that the 3p that needs to stay alive until their wincon was met probably bought the bp.
I still stand by that. And I suspect you know the reason why, too.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek posts a read list that is pretty wild - He can share it if he wants, I won't
I won't. I needed to work out how I was reading the game, and I needed a place to organize my thoughts. So I did that in the neighborhood, because this really wasn't something I wanted to fight over. I also explained my reasoning afterwards and said that these were early game reads and unlikely to be accurate.
In post 565, Dunnstral wrote:
Bulbazek:
Why did you continue to keep the bp vest a secret, while thinking there was scum in the neighborhood?
It didn't really occur to me until later. By the time I realized scum probably already knew, it was probably best to stay the course. Because while scum
probably
knew or would know by night, there was still no reason for town to know, especially when all that revealing the pick would do would be to stoke the fire.
Now, a question for you: How do you know what we were talking about in our neighborhood?
