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I just don't like it. After watching and playing a few games here, I do recognize that there is maybe some utility to it, but I find the stuff that ends RVS to be a lot more game-relevant than RVS itself.- fferyllt
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In post 52, MeowMix wrote:umm no. I left syr's posts alone because I wanted to see people's reactions to his post, not mine.
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I'm sorry GM, if you're asking me something about 58, I don't know what it is?- fferyllt
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In post 64, DCLXVI wrote:Well it was a very scummy RVS vote given the circumstances.
I laughed when I read his vote-post. He has text humor down.
meowmix's explanations and the swirl of replies/votes is interesting. not sure what I think about them yet.- fferyllt
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In post 79, Syryana wrote:666 is DCLXVI. And yes, the reasons are terrible, especially considering MM's more recent statements. Perhaps they're partners?
Bear with me if I am stating the obvious. I need to unpack your post.
666 jumping on havingfitz for his RVS vote is terrible because MM's explanations for not reacting to your vote look much more suspicious?- fferyllt
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@auspiciious Why do you say MM will be a tough read later?- fferyllt
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So do I, I think. There are some entanglements over the havingfitz/mm thing that I can't quite sort, but the vote on havingfitz for RVS voting me doesn't look good.- fferyllt
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Liking Syryana for town.- fferyllt
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A town PoV is in your posts. Your reactions to other posts are coming from a town PoV IMO. I was totally lost initially when you said your vote on MM had just become serious. Once I worked through what was going on, your reaction was both town in PoV and protown in game-impact IMO. It was a great place to end the RVS stuff. It's a tentative read, but I'm good with it.- fferyllt
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Based on 4 pages of posts, one of which was pretty much all RVS?
Not so great. Your defense has been a little flaily and I think that's why you picked up some votes quickly. But, I don't like how fast your wagon took off.- fferyllt
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In post 96, goodmorning wrote:In post 90, Syryana wrote:Goodmorning, who are your scumreads?
I have a mild scumread on Cheery. MM is definitely on my watchlist and so is #.
In other news, why did no-one see fit to mention anything about 84?
It strikes me as being quite interesting, yet went ignored by 5 different players.
Did you miss my post 85?- fferyllt
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In post 103, auspicious wrote:In post 85, fferyllt wrote:@auspiciious Why do you say MM will be a tough read later?
Though I'm one to talk at this point, I feel like noobtown is a liability in LYLO/MYLO. Sorry if I didn't phrase that well before.
However, that being said, yeah, I'd much rather lynch scum today.
In post 97, MeowMix wrote:what's interesting about it? I see it as a bit non-committal, but at the same time I'm not exactly easy to read either, so it's a fair reaction to have
I'm more curious about 81. austriloious, what do you see in fitz's 3 posts that pop out as scummy to you?
*auspicious ;P
The first post is just RVS; even if he is scum, there's nothing there that points to it/points against it there. His vote on you is what worries me most. He jumped on your wagon when it was starting to take off, and didn't give as much... background? I suppose? Like, comments about it. Questions, concerns, etc. about your behavior - he just voted and said you were full of "bs". I'm still not sure on my read on you, but I shouldn't be reading into teams yet anyway; there is a serial killer.
I also hate to admit it in these games as it's no help to anyone and makes me look like a complete fool, but part of my read on havingfitz is actually intuition/gut.
This is rather self-deprecating. I skimmed your previous MS game and you looked like a pretty strong player.- fferyllt
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I have no problem with the gut comment.- fferyllt
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In post 115, Syryana wrote:
There is one thing I agree with Mr. von Karma about, though.
auspicious wrote:In post 85, fferyllt wrote:@auspiciious Why do you say MM will be a tough read later?
Though I'm one to talk at this point, I feel like noobtown is a liability in LYLO/MYLO. Sorry if I didn't phrase that well before.
However, that being said, yeah, I'd much rather lynch scum today.
In post 97, MeowMix wrote:what's interesting about it? I see it as a bit non-committal, but at the same time I'm not exactly easy to read either, so it's a fair reaction to have
I'm more curious about 81. austriloious, what do you see in fitz's 3 posts that pop out as scummy to you?
*auspicious ;P
The first post is just RVS; even if he is scum, there's nothing there that points to it/points against it there. His vote on you is what worries me most. He jumped on your wagon when it was starting to take off, and didn't give as much... background? I suppose? Like, comments about it. Questions, concerns, etc. about your behavior - he just voted and said you were full of "bs". I'm still not sure on my read on you, but I shouldn't be reading into teams yet anyway; there is a serial killer.
I also hate to admit it in these games as it's no help to anyone and makes me look like a complete fool, but part of my read on havingfitz is actually intuition/gut.
This is the most self-deprecating post I've seen in quite some time. This posts boils down to "I'm not sure, I'm not that good, I'm not sure, my reads are purely based on gut." Seems like a pretty easy way to slide by without having to justify your reads. You, sir, now have my attention.
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@Syryani, re thinking auspicious is SK, your reasoning for that is weak, IMO.
So far, I think auspicious's posts are the worst we have in hand, MM is not far behind.
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In post 122, Syryana wrote:Oops. I read the bottom of your post and confused it with Manfred's response.
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That wasn't the quote he was talking about in his post. He picked up on #84.
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I feel like I must be missing something re Otolia. His posts haven't set off major alarms for me.- fferyllt
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In post 93, DCLXVI wrote:I think some people overdosed on stupid pills before this game started.I'll elaborate on that in a bit.
Any time now.
It was kinda weird that you retracted a random vote on me based on a scan for my RVS meta. Random votes don't need justification and don't need refutation.- fferyllt
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In post 186, Cheery Dog wrote:In post 157, Otolia wrote:In post 138, MeowMix wrote:@Otoileta, I haven't really agreed with my attackers anywhere afaik; some of them simply made some valid points that I acknowledged, and and I responded to them as best as I could. attacking them would only appear to be blatant OMGUS, which would only worsen the current case against me
So if you agree that you made yourself look scummy, then there is no reason as to why the town shouldn't lynch you, isn't there ? I fail to understand your reasoning. You allegedly did something to get a reaction out of someone but yet you don't actively interpret the results or pursue anything after that. It's almost as if you were waiting for the game to unfold. And unless you actually think I am scummy, you should do something better than letting it rot on myself.
Why do scum want to make themselves look scummy?
You're seriously making bad attack after bad attack and ignoring the repercussions of people trying to get your motivation from them when the conversation continues and I think I've found what I'm meant to be doing with my vote other than leave it on goodmorning.
UNVOTE:
VOTE: otolia
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The underlined sentence doesn't say anything about scumwantingto make themselves look scummy. It says that MeowMix agreed that his posts did look scummy.
You could argue that's an overstatement.- fferyllt
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I'm thinking that auspicious got damn quiet. And I'm thinking that I don't really understand the Otolia wagon.- fferyllt
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I'm also thinking that DCLXVI doesn't really get RVS and it seems like a lot of questionable logic has fallen like dominoes from that initial lack of grok. Question is, how real is that? It seems real to me.- fferyllt
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In post 209, Syryana wrote:In post 208, fferyllt wrote:I'm also thinking that DCLXVI doesn't really get RVS and it seems like a lot of questionable logic has fallen like dominoes from that initial lack of grok. Question is, how real is that? It seems real to me.
Questions...
Grok?
sorry. scifi slang for something like experiential awareness. DLCXVIdidRVS but didn't seem togetRVS.
Is it discomfort/nervousness about RVS (ie., scum and worrying about making an error) or is it typical of his play during that phase of the game? I've added this to my research list, now that I've articulated what's been bothering me.What's real?
Yeah, saw that.I agree with the questionable logic part. See my post taking apart the monster under the spoiler.- fferyllt
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In post 213, DCLXVI wrote:In post 212, fferyllt wrote:sorry. scifi slang for something like experiential awareness. DLCXVI did RVS but didn't seem to get RVS.
Unless you are rolling dice a random vote isn't truly random. RVS is a misnomer.
substance-free/light would be a better descriptor.- fferyllt
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In post 214, DCLXVI wrote:fferyllt, you are the one lacking 'grok' since you don't ever do RVS.
Hopefully I get some good insight about when and why it ends.- fferyllt
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In post 227, Malakittens wrote:@FF:
Why are you not giving your reads out currently, but just asking questions? You seem to be giving me the feel of trying to keep your hands clean.
Post #85.
(FF's play style reminds me of Mollie's a bit, but less posts. We have an impostor. ): )
I think my reads are in the thread. I've been dropping them as they coalesce. I'll pull them together into one post later tonight when things calm down.
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Townish
Syryana - see 92
havingfitz - when I read the thread and react to various posts, I keep finding that he's said what I was thinking. Not a sure fire town tell, but right now I like him for town.
unsure in no particular order
Cheery Dog - his arguments about goodmorning and about Otolia haven't resonated at all for me.
Malakittens - you people who post huge wall of text analyses so early in a game day are scary btw
Otolia - I said it earler - I don't understand the wagon on him. He hasn't impressed me as incredibly townish, but he hasn't raised my neck hairs either.
Superdeclan - I haven't really picked up anything negative in his posts but he has picked up a few suspicions. In ISO whatever it is doesn't jump out. I will try reading him in context tomorrow.
unseencamo - similar to Superdeclan
unsure and making me uneasy
goodmorning - her ambiguous gut reasons for initially votig Otalia mostly.
DCLXVI - I feel like he's picked out some odd things to argue about and hasn't focused as much on scumhunting
leaning scum
MeowMix - those odd choices of words when the FoSes first started flying
auspicious - "self deprecating"
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In post 245, Malakittens wrote:@FF:
I do big posts as catch up on both alignments. So it's really a null tell rather then indicative of an alignment, but it depends on my mood because there has been games where I didn't feel like catching up.
From going by experience this setup needs active town rather then disinterested because that is the factor of winnin or losing the game. If you read the last two games the most recent had a non active town more so a more non active vig and that cost us the game. The game before had an active town and it was won.
I wasn't FoSing you for the big post. I'm going to have to get serious about a mafia gif library for MS games.
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In post 247, Malakittens wrote:No, last was a general comment. Sorry. I'm on a phone and my friend was bothering me about food so I couldn't space it correctly.
No worries.
Other than my snark, what are your thoughts about my list?- fferyllt
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I'm curious how my list matches up with yours.- fferyllt
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In post 251, Malakittens wrote:Kaykaykay.
Reason why FF I wanted to reread your iSo is because I feel you have a lot of null reads while there is a lot of discussion.
As I previously stated I feel like you are flying under the radar which that initially gave me a bad feeling.
Question:
Do you like to passively gain your reads or aggressively? I don't know you and I don't know your current play style.
Your Syr, Fitz town reads do fit with your iSO although you don't like how the MeowMix wagon came started off. Aus has been under heat and you haven't really danced around with him persay.
I can see part of your case on DC, but he seems to be disinterested, but that doesn't mean he's scum for it.
As for GM - why didn't you talk to him or even bring it up when he talked about Otolia? I think you are basing part of your scum reads on not agreeing with wagons rather then actually scum hunting.
Overall - I'm not really seeing you as town, but partially scum because I'm not really seeing a lot of hunting from you.
Ordinarily I wouldn't be described as passive. Not by a long shot. This game has coincided with a couple of games that have been pretty grueling, though, and I'm still kinda feeling out how many games I can take on at once, and how to adapt my play style to MS. I'm out of the game that had me up in the rafters, now. Coming into games where I have very little first hand knowledge of the players makes me itch to do a ton of meta analysis, but, I'm trying to find a happy medium because I don't want to read tons of old games every single time I start a new one.
I have DC in one of my unsure piles.
GM said she'd try to firm up her gut read on Otolia. I've been giving her time to do that. When it came down to figuring out which group to put her in, that lack of follow-up puts her where she is. And she knows it's an issue to me, but didn't take it up in her post after my like. Which I find...what's the word....interesting.- fferyllt
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In post 254, Malakittens wrote:I read the lists like this:
Town
Null
Null/leaning scum
Scum
Correct me if I'm wrong?
Close enough for rock and roll, I guess. DCXLVI Is just barely more unsure than Superdeclan and unseencamo. And sorting all of them plus GM is my current project.- fferyllt
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In post 231, auspicious wrote:I honestly have no idea what to say to you people. I'm town, and most of the reasons you think I'm scum are due to my natural playstyle - something that would show through as either affiliation. You say you don't like how I read MM; well, that's how I generally read day 1 "lynch material". Someone does something to get themselves on the chopping block, and I usually either read it as null, but would be happy to lynch it just to clear things up down the road. I've explained myself more than enough, in my opinion, but to an extent there's no more explaining that can be done. Like when Malakittens said "my posts don't sit right" with her. How the hell am I supposed to respond to that? Yeah, I'm a hypocrite; I give out gut reads but then I complain about them when people gutread me.
I don't have many concrete reads (the only ones Idohave being Syr town, hf leaning town now, and Super scum). I can't stop you from lynching me if you're hellbent on it. What else am I supposed to do?
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In post 257, Malakittens wrote:Point still stands the amount of nulls is unnerving. The scum reads look like ones who have taken a lot of heat.
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The following pertains to Superdeclan and the assertions that he's wagon-hopping.
He picked up on my vote, which I believe was the second on auspicious.
Spoiler: Heading A
And here is most of a back and forth between Syryana and havingfitz about bandwagon-jumping.
Spoiler: Heading B
I pretty much agree with the part of havingfitz' post that I didn't bold. Re the bold, 9 minutes doesn't sound out of the question. I don't think it took me that long to review auspicious' posts and decide to vote him shortly before that.
Spoiler headings added and inner spoiler removed. Explanation below. ~ZaiconLast edited by Zaicon on Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:58 am, edited 1 time in total.- fferyllt
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In post 259, Otolia wrote:@fferyllt: Since you seemed not to agree with the voters that currently are onto me. So out of goodmorning or Cheery Dog, who do you think has presented the less input to the town ? Whose vote seems more suspicious to you ?
To me goodmorning just looks like a passive townie, not really dedicated to promote genuine content, she will rely on gut feeling and won't look into getting more out of her vote than just making its target feel targeted (#143). Cheery Dog's vote (#186) is similar in appearance but from my point of view, it's a fake. The reason proposed is that I ignore the repercussions but which consequences is he talking about. Syryana decided I wasn't worth lynching today, Meowmix vote was more of provocation, and goodmorning's one is entirely gut based (as long as she doesn't post a follow-up post).
I'm still pondering whether to vote for auspicious or Cheery Dog. I see the second much scummier but the first one last post has been so bad that I'm waiting on him to participate more to decided.
My thinking last night was that goodmorning is actively worrying, in part because she's failed to present a better argument than gut on you since voting you, and doesn't appear to be pushing your lynch at all.
Cheerydog is one of the posters I just don't see much to agree with. I haven't gotten a scum vibe, but I'll take a look now.- fferyllt
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In post 261, Malakittens wrote:Oh dear lord. What did you do to your post?
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In post 109, Cheery Dog wrote:In post 108, Otolia wrote:
As I said in my introduction, your vote is not pro-town. You are voting someone for voting during RVS. That's not adapted especially since that stage ended before you cast your vote. I'd ask you to remain focus and on point as not to waste the town's energy on unnecessary concern. This point is also valid forcheerydogfor her vote on goodmorning.
Would my vote from the RVS be any better?
The other current conversations going on are about MeowMix's defence and whatnot, which I believe are likely to be coming from a town PoV, but also that his wagon isn't currently scum driven.
I did have issues with goodmornings first post, and believe it came from a likely scum prespective. Stuff said in RVS cannot be completely ignored just because it's not as serious as latter parts of the game.
But anyway, since you seem to have problems with spread out votes early in a game (they can be a problem come near deadline, but we're currently still 12 days away from it should that come down to it)., where would my vote be better placed to help me read 11 other people's alignments over the person I'm the most suspicious of with posting so far?
In post 108, Otolia wrote:After the next vote-count mine will be on Meowmix.
Why are you waiting to do it then?
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In post 139, Cheery Dog wrote:In post 135, Superdeclan wrote:In post 134, Syryana wrote:In other news, it interests me that Declan bandwagon jumped onto Auspicious.
Someone voted for him so I looked at his ISO and found him scummy.
So that confirms that theory you were looking for a bandwagon.
In post 263, fferyllt wrote:In post 259, Otolia wrote:@fferyllt: Since you seemed not to agree with the voters that currently are onto me. So out of goodmorning or Cheery Dog, who do you think has presented the less input to the town ? Whose vote seems more suspicious to you ?
To me goodmorning just looks like a passive townie, not really dedicated to promote genuine content, she will rely on gut feeling and won't look into getting more out of her vote than just making its target feel targeted (#143). Cheery Dog's vote (#186) is similar in appearance but from my point of view, it's a fake. The reason proposed is that I ignore the repercussions but which consequences is he talking about. Syryana decided I wasn't worth lynching today, Meowmix vote was more of provocation, and goodmorning's one is entirely gut based (as long as she doesn't post a follow-up post).
I'm still pondering whether to vote for auspicious or Cheery Dog. I see the second much scummier but the first one last post has been so bad that I'm waiting on him to participate more to decided.
My thinking last night was that goodmorning is actively worrying, in part because she's failed to present a better argument than gut on you since voting you, and doesn't appear to be pushing your lynch at all.
Cheerydog is one of the posters I just don't see much to agree with. I haven't gotten a scum vibe, but I'll take a look now.
Ok, well, from reading his ISO here are my thoughts.
- I thought a vote on goodmorning at that point he voted, given other stuff going on in the thread, looked kinda hasty. I also thought that her readslist was alignment-neutral. He eventually unvoted her based on a meta dive, it looked like.
- It wasn't until GM voted you based on gut with a slight nod to your waiting until a vote count had been posted that she really stood out to me.
- You came under fire for wanting to wait for a vote count when no votes had been posted since the previous count. I thought waiting to vote was kinda meh. But I also thought the OMGWTF WHY YOU NOT VOTE NOW??? was kinda silly.
Can you explain what specifically about Cheerydog looks scummy to you?- fferyllt
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Hmm. A couple of extraneous quotes at the top of that post. I think I clicked them as possibly worth following up when I did the ISO.- fferyllt
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In post 226, unseencamo wrote:DC's recent posts have been filled with holes and have a defensive sort of tone.
I like GM for town. She seems to have desire to contribute and my gut says town.
MeowMix hasn't really done anything which is problematic due to lack of evidence besides that little intro business. For this reason I will take my vote off for the time being and put it to good use somewhere else.
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Where are you thinking to put your vote to good use?- fferyllt
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^^ @unseencamo also, could you walk through what you see as the holes in DC's recent posts?- fferyllt
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In post 228, fferyllt wrote:In post 227, Malakittens wrote:@FF:
Why are you not giving your reads out currently, but just asking questions? You seem to be giving me the feel of trying to keep your hands clean.
Post #85.
(FF's play style reminds me of Mollie's a bit, but less posts. We have an impostor. ): )
I think my reads are in the thread. I've been dropping them as they coalesce. I'll pull them together into one post later tonight when things calm down.
Mollie?
Now I know who you are talking about. I do know her outside of MS. Our paths haven't crossed in an MS game.- fferyllt
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In post 257, Malakittens wrote:Point still stands the amount of nulls is unnerving.The scum reads look like ones who have taken a lot of heat.
Not sure why, but coming back to this...What quantity of nulls is not unnerving after this quantity of posts?- fferyllt
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In post 286, Otolia wrote:Spoiler: fferyllt on goodmorning
First of all my policy not to vote after a votecount is not only destined to limit failhammer, mod mistakes and overall chaos but also because bad players tend to pick up on arbitrary policies to decide whether or not they want to vote. It doesn't matter if I say that my vote is on someone or that I vote someone. It's all a matter to text formatting. I would be accountable for my reads nonetheless. Voting isn't the ultimate weapon people think it is, it's just an affirmation of your opinion. And at the point I decided to vote against Meowmix, my opinion was already set and public. More to the point, judging someone scummy based on policy is generally bad and a proof of laziness. If goodmorning had analyzed that policy and provided a compelling analysis as to why I, as a scum player, would be motivated to apply such policy then it would have been a good attitude.
Speaking of motivation, he mentions that I have been ignoring people's case. So far, only Syryana has done something worth mentionning - he did not. Here is where it gets a little tricky : Syryana didn't vote me, so the responsibility to lead the wagon falls onto the remaining voters (namely Meowmix, who then unvoted, goodmorning who is still undecided) and as the person convinced that I'm scummy, he hasn't done anything related to me since voting - which is precisely what he said against me in #186. I'm generally wary of people absent from the frontline.
Lastly, and to continue on the point that he didn't attack me after voting, he didn't vote either nor did he unvote despite the fact that people mentioned either their incomprehension as to why I was being voted (fferyllt and havingfitz) or that Syryana vs. Me was Town vs. Town (Meowmix). He had an opportunity to either retract his vote or push the case further but neither of these scenarii happened. In my eyes, scum has little incentive to move their vote around while they aren't directly threaten and they certainly don't care whom they are voting while they are safe - the town is going to lynch someone anyway so all they have to do is blend in. Workingwiththe town is adamant to a good town player, no matter how right you are if the town doesn't want to lynch your target you should drop the case or push it further. Staying at the crossroad waiting for events to unfold is clearly not what a town player should do.
Conclusion on my scum-tells against Cheery Dog:
- Jumping eagerly on a personal pointless policy
- Little to no effort to actively push his case
- Indecisiveness and absence of reaction after seeing the town's reaction
It's a decently thought out and presented case. Do you think it applies equally to goodmorning?- fferyllt
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In post 290, Malakittens wrote:In post 288, fferyllt wrote:In post 257, Malakittens wrote:Point still stands the amount of nulls is unnerving.The scum reads look like ones who have taken a lot of heat.
Not sure why, but coming back to this...What quantity of nulls is not unnerving after this quantity of posts?
Because there is enough posts by certain players to sway towards leaning town or scum. They don't have to be solid town or solid scum reads, but they can't just be sitting in the middle. There's 10 pages of content.. If you can't read someone interact with them to find a way to get a read on them.
That didn't answer my question. How many nulls do you think are too many?- fferyllt
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In post 291, Otolia wrote:Edit of my last post(#286, First paragraph, last sentence) : IfgoodmorningCheery Dog had analyzed that policy and provided a compelling analysis as to why I, as a scum player, would be motivated to apply such policy then it would have been a good attitude.
I believe the case doesn't apply equally to goodmorning.Though the actions are similar, the timing and reasoning behind it are different. Whether or not I like it, Syryana is a driving force for the town. And while Cheery Dog voted after Syryana's case on me, goodmorning choose much earlier. Furthermore she didn't avoid my complaint about the fact that her interesting things didn't include any post of mine (#210, #218, #224). I still hold her accountable for the lack of motivation that she is displaying but right now she stays in the null read area rather than the scum read one.
Ok.
speaking of null read area, you're not in it. I'm going with town.- fferyllt
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In post 294, Malakittens wrote:In post 292, fferyllt wrote:In post 290, Malakittens wrote:In post 288, fferyllt wrote:In post 257, Malakittens wrote:Point still stands the amount of nulls is unnerving.The scum reads look like ones who have taken a lot of heat.
Not sure why, but coming back to this...What quantity of nulls is not unnerving after this quantity of posts?
Because there is enough posts by certain players to sway towards leaning town or scum. They don't have to be solid town or solid scum reads, but they can't just be sitting in the middle. There's 10 pages of content.. If you can't read someone interact with them to find a way to get a read on them.
That didn't answer my question. How many nulls do you think are too many?
Currently I say more than 3-4 makes me uneasy.
Then, until I have a reasonable amount of experiental meta, I'm going to make you uneasy. In a game this size, if I end day 1 with 6 non-null reads I'm happy. If it turns out I'm mostly correct, I'm ecstatic. When goodmorning replaced in, I went from 1 player I have been in a game with to 2. Both the players I have experience with are non-null.- fferyllt
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I have been playing with the same 40-50 players for years. We know each other's every twitch and tic. And we know how our games have evolved and are evolving. It got boring.
MS is insanely frustrating occasionally, but it is definitely not boring.- fferyllt
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In post 298, goodmorning wrote:
@ff 252: Why assume that I was aware that you were intensely interested in my OOOOOO read?
Because I called it out as my reason for where you are in my list of reads. - fferyllt
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