NY 120: Flash mafia 2. GAME OVER
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Espeonage anySurvivorany
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But it's not a tipping point. It's an "oh wow he went from 3 votes to 4 votes" point. In no way whatsoever does the addition of a single vote to a wagon which is baseless or, at best, exceedingly weak in any way make it appreciably more likely to advance scum's win condition.Espy wrote: Doesn't change the fact that the tipping point exists and he avoided which is pro-town in my eyes.-
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vollkan The Interrogator
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Whose ISO post 7?Richard wrote: vollkan, analysis is redundant when it comes to voting for Espeonage. ISO post # 7 for a case-in-point, and general scum-ness thus far.
Yours is just: "Conceding, dismissing, they both have more or less the same effect. Don't you agree?"
From me?Richard wrote: I await the flood of misrepresentations.-
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Espeonage's, of course.vollkan wrote:
Whose ISO post 7?Richard wrote: vollkan, analysis is redundant when it comes to voting for Espeonage. ISO post # 7 for a case-in-point, and general scum-ness thus far.
Yours is just: "Conceding, dismissing, they both have more or less the same effect. Don't you agree?"
I don't see the relevance in comparing mine with his.
Depends.vollkan wrote:
From me?Richard wrote: I await the flood of misrepresentations.-
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vollkan The Interrogator
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Oh, I misunderstood. I thought you meant that your ISO post 7 contained a summary of his scumminess.RichardGHP wrote:
Espeonage's, of course.vollkan wrote:
Whose ISO post 7?Richard wrote: vollkan, analysis is redundant when it comes to voting for Espeonage. ISO post # 7 for a case-in-point, and general scum-ness thus far.
Yours is just: "Conceding, dismissing, they both have more or less the same effect. Don't you agree?"
I don't see the relevance in comparing mine with his.-
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One can be forgiven for such a mistake.vollkan wrote:
Oh, I misunderstood. I thought you meant that your ISO post 7 contained a summary of his scumminess.RichardGHP wrote:
Espeonage's, of course.vollkan wrote:
Whose ISO post 7?Richard wrote: vollkan, analysis is redundant when it comes to voting for Espeonage. ISO post # 7 for a case-in-point, and general scum-ness thus far.
Yours is just: "Conceding, dismissing, they both have more or less the same effect. Don't you agree?"
I don't see the relevance in comparing mine with his.
As an aside (and something of a given), I will happily lynch anyone on my scumlist today. Keep in mind that I'll probably be on the one with the largest wagon.-
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Richard wrote: As an aside (and something of a given), I will happily lynch anyone on my scumlist today. Keep in mind that I'll probably be on the one with the largest wagon.Richard+5
Unvote, Vote: Richard
That most definitely is not "an aside" (that you just happen to mention by the by) or "something of a given". You have failed to give any reasoning for any of those suspects and yet, now, you have pre-endorsed the lynch of any of them. Moreover, you're employing a pre-commitment strategy to justify what would otherwise be rank opportunism. There is absolutely no pro-town reason to play in this manner and a pretty obvious scum motivation.
I will remove my points and vote if you can show me meta precedent for you doing all of the following as town:
1. Use of an unreasoned list
2. Pre-endorsing the lynch of any suspects
3. Pre-committing yourself to voting the suspect with the largest wagon-
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What do you take me for? I'm not an idiot.
1. I can give reasons, if that's what you mean.
2. Why would I have someone in my suspect list if I didn't want to lynch them?
3. That is completely logical. If I'm suspicious of them, and they have the largest wagon, what possible cause could I have for NOT voting them?
HoS: vollkan. Metagaming, anyone?
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=14343 - meta precedent for 2 and 3 as requested.-
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Espeonage anySurvivorany
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It is because they were competing wagons. Wagons have momentum just like anything and it is a great boon to any wagon if it can get ahead of the other wagons that it is competing against.vollkan wrote:
But it's not a tipping point. It's an "oh wow he went from 3 votes to 4 votes" point. In no way whatsoever does the addition of a single vote to a wagon which is baseless or, at best, exceedingly weak in any way make it appreciably more likely to advance scum's win condition.Espy wrote: Doesn't change the fact that the tipping point exists and he avoided which is pro-town in my eyes.
It was my interpretation of the vote based on game theory.Don't @ me.-
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vollkan The Interrogator
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RichardGHP wrote:What do you take me for? I'm not an idiot.
1. I can give reasons, if that's what you mean.
2. Why would I have someone in my suspect list if I didn't want to lynch them?
3. That is completely logical. If I'm suspicious of them, and they have the largest wagon, what possible cause could I have for NOT voting them?
HoS: vollkan. Metagaming, anyone?
http://mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=14343 - meta precedent for 2 and 3 as requested.Richard-5
Unvote
1. I mean "unreasoned" in the sense of "you haven't supplied reasons"
2. There's big a difference between suspecting a person and being happy with their lynch
3. The fact that it means that, rather than arguing for your strongest suspect, you subordinate your decision to the crowd
And, yes, I metagame. Why is that relevant?
Also, in that game you linked, your early list was the following:
Why no succinct explanations for each one here?Richard wrote: Scumreads (in no particular order) :
MehPlusRawr (Early parroting and IoAing)
vezok (Out of place, late RVS vote + generally bad play thus far) [dependant on Blazez' flip]
BlazezRB (early tunnelling) [dependant on vezok's flip]
sc00t (wanting to lynch someone very early on, cites reason as the game getting "dull" after it has only been a few RL days, doesn't bother to pursue current EGL vote)
guy0 (IoA post on page 5 or 6 {in response to sc00t}, something which should have been a sentence or two transforms into the entirety of the post, which doesn't even mention anything else that is happening).
Yes, but the momentum of a wagon comes from the reasons supporting it. A wagon which is comprised primarily of random and junk isn't going anywhere.Espeonage wrote:
It is because they were competing wagons. Wagons have momentum just like anything and it is a great boon to any wagon if it can get ahead of the other wagons that it is competing against.vollkan wrote:
But it's not a tipping point. It's an "oh wow he went from 3 votes to 4 votes" point. In no way whatsoever does the addition of a single vote to a wagon which is baseless or, at best, exceedingly weak in any way make it appreciably more likely to advance scum's win condition.Espy wrote: Doesn't change the fact that the tipping point exists and he avoided which is pro-town in my eyes.
It was my interpretation of the vote based on game theory.-
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Vollkan wrote:And the point about it being a playstyle based case that he doesn't want to alert his suspects to?
I don't really buy it. If you alert someone to a playstyle being scummy, and then the change it instantly, that's a huge tell.
I don't think it's a viable excuse. But that is just me.
Also Vollkan, do you intend to play this game empirically with numbers? I'm interested to know your thresholds for votes, and your thresholds to lynch.It's unfortunate that good oral sex excuses bad chemistry. - Korts-
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Sorry, are you referring to meta or this game?RichardGHP wrote:I never got around to it, vollkan. I was V/LA when the first list was made, and I seem to recall justification of each read not being a requirement from you.
Good point. @Espy: Response to the above?Oman wrote: I don't really buy it. If you alert someone to a playstyle being scummy, and then the change it instantly, that's a huge tell.
I've started using my points system again as of my last 3 or 4 games (some ongoing).Oman wrote: Also Vollkan, do you intend to play this game empirically with numbers? I'm interested to know your thresholds for votes, and your thresholds to lynch.
70 used to be my voting comfortableness thresholdandlynching comfortableness threshold, but it just wasn't viable because in many games people weren't even getting above 65.
The approach I am trying to force* myself to take at the moment is as follows:- No formal voting threshold
- Auto-vote the highest ranked (Vote: Espy)
- Scale numbers so as to make 70 correspond with lynch comfortableness
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I find this pretty hard to believe; town reads on both volkan and RGHP at this stage just seem really unlikely.Espeonage wrote:Also guys stop arguing. Town v town (As I am assuming this one is) arguments get town nowhere.
More people need to comment on UT! I really think his reasoning for voting espy was poor, and his later dismissal of my point totally failed to address it.
@RGHP: iso 7 is a post that has been much quoted as an example of Espe's scumminess. Saying "Espe is scummy - particularly iso 7" does not amount to a case. Either say where else he is scummy, or explain why iso 7 is so awful and scumlike (why would scum do it would be a good start), or preferably both.
I just don't see why people think Espe is scum atm.-
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Jesus Christ, Do you not think for a second I did that deliberately... you refused to answer him, I wanted you to know that I had wanted answers to those questions as well. I had hoped increasing pressure would have made you answer them.RichardGHP wrote: Prozac (Parroting vollkan -word for word)Mostly retired. Unless you ask or it's something interesting.-
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I know you did it deliberately. Doesn't change the fact that you did it.Porochaz wrote:
Jesus Christ, Do you not think for a second I did that deliberately... you refused to answer him, I wanted you to know that I had wanted answers to those questions as well. I had hoped increasing pressure would have made you answer them.RichardGHP wrote: Prozac (Parroting vollkan -word for word)
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