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Figured you'd ask.Illumina wrote:Okay - care to elaborate on those?
The most obvious. Why on earth would you consider this a good idea? Big tell.Illumina wrote:I'll go with a general no lynch vote for now
If you're analyzing how solid your play is, you probably have something to hide. Townies don't. Fairly big tell.Illumina wrote:I was actually tempted to vote for Lying (would have saved me from being "suspicious" and been a solid move from a townsperson and mafia ...
It seems pretty common for scum to cast vague suspicions on fellow scum without actually voting for them. It lets you have the best of both worlds. Small tell.Illumina wrote:I was tempted because his actions were a bit suspicious, but not enough to warrant a vote
That's awfully defensive. There was no pressure on you at that point. Medium tell.Illumina wrote:And because I needed to defend myself simply for not voting
Fishing. Small tell.Illumina wrote:is it even possible that the mafia could make three kills again this entire game?
4 games? You don't get to play the n00b card anymore. Medium tell.Illumina wrote:Sorry for the noob mistake - I was aware of the special roles, but not the two mafia families variation. (I've played about 4 games before)
I know you've sort of dealt with the 'no lynch' thing, but I'm not really satisfied. There's only three reasons for a no lynch. One is a complex situation that certainly didn't apply here. The others are both scum tactics, one for new scum, one for experienced scum. I don't know which you are yet.
Anyway, every post you make smells wrong. Taken as a whole, I'm pretty confident that you're scum.- JSexton
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8 votes on you, and you don't feel the need to defend yourself in the 48 hours since I posted my accusation?Illumina wrote:That would be the obvious one. I've already been open about my reasoning for it, though - I'm more curious about his other reasons for thinking I'm scum.
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I wouldn't call them rules, as such. I dislike bandwagons based on nothing. If someone swings, I want people posting reasons. I encourage this by posting my reasons, up front, for people to agree with or disagree with.Zippy wrote:do people simply follow the standardized tell rules around here...
Convoluted? I don't think so. Readable? Yes.and then we get this convoluted quoted post from sexton and the run begins on illumina... all for mentioning a no lynch vote...
And it was based on more than a no lynch vote, although I confess that's what caught my attention initially.
Couldn't say. I wasn't involved. And like I said, I dislike bandwagons such as those that don't have anything substantial to them.interesting... why no follow thru on the other run ups..- JSexton
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[quote="Yosarian2](shrug) The way he jumped onto a bad bandwagon, (lynching someone who might be a confirmed mason tommorow seems like a pretty bad idea)makes him look suspicious; I tend to be more suspicious of the people who eagerly jump onto bad bandwagons without giving a good reason.[/quote]
Completely forgot about his claim. Grumble.unvote.
I would like to say that I gave reasons for every single one of my three (?) votes, though. You're free to dispute my reasoning, but don't misrepresent me as an eager bandwagoner, 'cause it just ain't true.- JSexton
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What's the question? You restated your reasoning for voting for me, but that's all I see.Yosarian2 wrote:(shrug) I understand the reasons for the Fritzler bandwagon, and we could do worse then lynch a claimed townie, but I am going to at least wait until I get an answer from Jsexton to my last post before I move my vote off of him.- JSexton
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I see. I'm not normally a fan of OMGUS votes. This one was a bit different, though. When he threw a vote on me, I assumed he was, like you, gauging my reaction. But he never responded to me after that, instead the vote just sat there. That seemed a bit odd, and other people seemed to see the same scumminess. When the bandwagon grew on him, I didn't mind adding my voice as pressure. I had forgotten about his claim at that point, though.Yosarian2 wrote:There was no question, specifically. I guess what I really do want is a defense, or a reaction of some sort, to my accusations in that post. After all, half the reason to attack someone on day 1 is to guage their reaction, and the reactions of others.
Specifically, from the post I quoted, it sounded like you jumped onto a quickly growing bandwagon basically as an OMGUS vote, which seemed suspicious, as you didn't OMGUS vote him until there was a bandwagon on him. Was there another reason for your vote? Why, exactally, did you want to get onto that bandwagon at that monent?- JSexton
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I didn't get LyingBrian's hardon for lynching Frtiz yesterday, and I don't get why it continues today, after he was confirmed townie. Sure, there's a chance he's no longer town. It's not critical to deal with that right now, though, is it?
I don't get BabyJesus's hardon for Pooky at all. Is there a running joke I'm missing?
How were we testing Illumina's claim, exactly? We had to hope that someone attempted to vig him, right? So what do we know? Either no one tried to vig him, or he received doc protection, or he is unnightkillable for one reason or another. I guess he's closer to being confirmed, but not ironclad. Tonight he has to investigate someone and prove that ability as well. Should we discuss his target or no?- JSexton
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Ah, I did miss that. Thanks.inHimshallibe wrote:That question has already been answered.
Skimmah.Vesuvan wrote:Also, in regard to the Mason PM confirming the other masons as pro-town, it doesn't. However, I don't see this as reason to lynch Gonzo, as based on the (minimal) Mason night 1 communication, if there is a traitor in the Mason group, it's more likely to be the remaining member of our group than Gonzo.
...so we really don't know anything about our masons? There's three left, and any one could be a traitor, possibly two, even (one mafia, one sk)? Arg. The trend of putting traitors in mason groups is getting irritating.- JSexton
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Vesuvan: Are you really trying to say that investigation roles should out themselves day 1 if they find probable scum? Especially when a doc is dead? I mean, he crumbed the hell out of Pooky, and bought himself another night to track without worrying too much about getting nightkilled. And, worst case, if he is? We can see who he pushed for D1 and lynch accordingly.
I really don't see what's so scummy about BJ's actions. Hell, if he'd come out D1 with that accusation, I think I'd more suspicious than I am right now.- JSexton
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Wait, what? You seem to be implying a couple different (and contradictory) things, neither of which are true or supported. Unless I'm just misreading you completely, which is possible.Vesuvan wrote:
JSexton has seen thisJSexton wrote:Vesuvan: Are you really trying to say that investigation roles should out themselves day 1 if they find probable scum? Especially when a doc is dead? I mean, he crumbed the hell out of Pooky, and bought himself another night to track without worrying too much about getting nightkilled. And, worst case, if he is? We can see who he pushed for D1 and lynch accordingly.
I really don't see what's so scummy about BJ's actions. Hell, if he'd come out D1 with that accusation, I think I'd more suspicious than I am right now.exactstrategy work on several games on Misetings. What's more is that he has misrepresented my argument by claiming that I'm suggesting BabyJ claim instead of hold to his target (which would be considered a breadcrumb were he to turn up as a dead investigator), as Fritzler has pointed out.
Having played as scum with JSexton before, I know he is well aware of this strategy. He's also well aware - having seen me do it - that an investigator who jumps around will not be leaving discernable breadcrumbs after his death.
All I'm saying is that BJ couldn't get Pooky lynched D1 without claiming his investigation. At that point, leaving his vote on Pooky, while solidfying it as a crumb, also means that he has to waste his vote by not being able to vote for someone else who is both scummy AND lynchable. That seems counterproductive.
While I agree that there other ways to play, I don't see anything inherently scummy in BJ's play.- JSexton
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Checking in. LyingBrian seems only mildly scummy to me. Lynching him is preferable to a no lynch at deadline, but that's as far as that goes.
Vesuvan's a claimed mason. While I'm always wary of him, I can't for the life of me see the logic behind the wagon on him. He's using his mason status to be aggressive with people and see how they jump. For that we lynch? Don't think so.
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If you're talking about my last post, I wasn't saying that there is a deadline now. At the rate we're goiong, though, I wouldn't be shocked to see one imposed, and I hate having half-hearted lynches at deadline. They tend to go badly.LyingBrian wrote:everyone keeps talking about a deadline, yet i just reviewed the last few posts from halo freak & Phoebus, & also checked the first post, and have seen absolutely nothing about a deadline... did i miss something?... or is somebody trying to get a quick lynch in?!?...- JSexton
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I've said it before: I don't see the case for LB. I think most of the people voting for him are doing so to move the game forward, but not to find scum, really. They just want to see someone, anyone, hang. Show me a decent wagon with some substance, and I'd be happy to vote.inHimshallibe wrote:Those who are not contributing towardanylynch are NOT HELPFUL. Votes give us information, people. C'mon!- JSexton
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Vesuvan is no longer in the game, and you have inHim twice.halo freak wrote:Vote Count
4 Lying Brian (jajsoccer, Fritzler, inHim, TSAGod)
1 StevieT92 (Vesuvan)
4 Swinkee (Zippy, Zu Faul, Inhim, d8p)
3 Zippy (Stevie T92, Lying Brian, Flying Dutchman)
1 Mikeburnfire (Monty)
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Pretty sure Vesuvan said there were three of them way back when. Looks like that's it for masons.
Good god. Looking over the player list, I see that we've only managed to lynch a single person for good. Fortunately, that was the SK.
Anyone have results for us? We've got Illumina and BabyJesus as reporter and tracker, right? Maybe today can last less than a month...- JSexton
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Your logic sucks. We know there's two different mafia families. We know there's a dead mafia tracker from the Giulani family. You handed us a SK and Giulani mafioso, but no one from DeBello, who still has a tracker alive, assuming the mafias are symmetrical.
In all likelihood, you're the DeBello tracker, and giving us opposing scum was a great way to 'confirm' yourself. You slipped up with InHim and his lack of targets, though. Oops! We appreciate your help in finding scum, though.
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Well, I don't think you actually tracked him. I think you tracked someone else, but lied to cover your ass, and InHim was more than happy to go along with your lie and look less threatening. Now that we know his role, we know that it's pretty unlikely that he was sitting home that night, barring just colossal laziness on the mafia's part and failing to get the night action in.BabyJesus wrote:
SKIMMER!! If I "slipped up", then why would I lie about InHim. This was NOT a slipup dumbass. That came straight from the mod.JSexton wrote:Your logic sucks. We know there's two different mafia families. We know there's a dead mafia tracker from the Giulani family. You handed us a SK and Giulani mafioso, but no one from DeBello, who still has a tracker alive, assuming the mafias are symmetrical.
In all likelihood, you're the DeBello tracker, and giving us opposing scum was a great way to 'confirm' yourself. You slipped up with InHim and his lack of targets, though. Oops! We appreciate your help in finding scum, though.
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I'll take that as a confession, then, since you're not being pro-town at all. Die.BabyJesus wrote:JSexton wrote:That's an excellent point. BJ, who did you track last night, and what did they do?fos
If you think I'm scum, and lying, why would you bother asking, You and fellow scum Monty just think I'll make something up....- JSexton
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Durr hurr hurr...No.TSAGod wrote:
Your admittance of being anti-town with Zippy is noted.JSexton wrote:
Yeah, well...if we lose, we can blame rampant lurking for it, I think.Zippy wrote:and yet the guys with no intention of ever posting still have no reason too...
I mean how rampant lurking got our forensic detective, vig, superdoc, and a mason modkilled. I mean how there has been 9 replacements for 28 players. One role was manned by four separate people. That's what I'm talking about.
If we, the town, lose, lurking slash ignoring the game will be a major factor. I believe what Zippy was referring to is that there are folks still in the game who haven't posted in weeks, but we aren't applying pressure to do so. I haven't done so either, mostly because I don't think they're actively lurking as a strategy, I think they've stopped caring. - JSexton
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