Or a proper evaluation of play and agreement with the currently building wagon in a way that simultaneously puts pressure on the slot but doesn't put it in danger of being a lynch?
I'm not following you here. So, despite not taking part in RVS, you think I'm eager to be on a wagon?In post 101, pieguyn wrote:IMO it'd be a lot better if he just wanted to get on a wagon. but he tried to throw some reasons in there for getting on the wagon, making me think he was just trying to seem natural
10/10In post 60, morph the cat wrote:What an odd set of circumstances. It just so happens that:In post 31, zMuffinMan wrote:OKAY EVERYONE LISTEN UP, READ THIS POST BEFORE YOU POST.
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THIS IS NOT A JOKE, THIS IS NOT A TEST, I'M A PGO SO IF YOU'RE SCUM PLEASE TARGET ME KTHX
I claim miller-tracker
Get a QT >:CIn post 68, Psychlone wrote:HINT HINT GET ON SKYPE HINT HINTIn post 65, Psychlone wrote:I totally DID remember the password to this hydra! Thanks for being online on Skype when I need you most, GiF!
I would put that chance at roughly whatever chance there is that they'd role scum in any given game, minus the fact that I have a slight townread on them right now.In post 71, pieguyn wrote:what the hell kind of crossposting is this I don't even
@BROs, morph: so how do you like the chance that GIF/Nacho used his special moment in a scum game?
I took that as tongue in cheek.In post 88, Ghostly Penguin wrote: Not loving thezmon221 caring about his wagon here:
--PAIn post 85, thezmon221 wrote:Isn't it clear? He's clearly trying to mount a mislynch so early in the game against an obviously pro-town player.
PARTY TIME WOOHOOIn post 95, Ghostly Penguin wrote:I'm reserving judgment on BRO right now; he totally duped me in NY 165. And it doesn't seem like he's settled down in this game yet anyways. My overall impression is that the people coming off Xenogears are currently in the after-party stage and, while amusing, it isn't giving me much in the way of reads.
...In post 97, Varsoon wrote:I'm also scum-reading zmuffin, but that's because I don't believe the PGO claim and I always scum-read zmuffin. I was even scum-reading zmuffin in Xenogears. I had to constantly check to make sure he wasn't on my team that game.
No wonder all those crumbs slipped by you guys...In post 36, Venmar wrote:OKAY EVERYONE LISTEN UP, READ THIS POST BEFORE YOU POST.
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I missed this question earlier. I'm sure GiF used that beautifully crafted case at his earliest opportunity and rolling scum would not delay it.In post 71, pieguyn wrote:what the hell kind of crossposting is this I don't even
@BROs, morph: so how do you like the chance that GIF/Nacho used his special moment in a scum game?
I'm actually convinced that he runs a script on the thread that auto-posts to catch the top of page.
while it's true that it doesn't place it in danger of a lynch right now, it still does at least 2 thingsIn post 103, Varsoon wrote:Or a proper evaluation of play and agreement with the currently building wagon in a way that simultaneously puts pressure on the slot but doesn't put it in danger of being a lynch?
anyone on the wagon is responsible for anything that might happen as a result of wagoning himIn post 103, Varsoon wrote:I'm not following you here. So, despite not taking part in RVS, you think I'm eager to be on a wagon?
And that having legitimate reasons for being on a wagon is scummy?
Huh.
Do you want to talk to me about it? I mean, the reasons I have for joining the wagon are exactly the ones I stated, but if you're think that there's some deeper meaning behind it, we can chat.
BROseidon wrote:I would put that chance at roughly whatever chance there is that they'd role scum in any given game, minus the fact that I have a slight townread on them right now.
then what do you think about that post? ^In post 17, Psychlone wrote:Please don't ruin this moment for me.
I worked hard on it and was waiting for quite a while to use it
I actually don't know what this means LOL. can you explainBROseidon wrote:I took that as tongue in cheek.
*him not it sryIn post 112, pieguyn wrote:while it's true that it doesn't place it in danger of a lynch right now, it still does at least 2 things
look up. post 110.In post 113, pieguyn wrote:also an open question for morph
OMG those multiples of seven.
I was referring to how he apparently "waited" to use that masterful case, which goes against your hypothesis that he would have used it immediatelyIn post 115, morph the cat wrote:If that's not the question, you'll have to point it out to me.
I think it has to do more with the nature of the post; it's specific to someone who leads off with "hi guys," which I've only seen ffery do.In post 113, pieguyn wrote:BROseidon wrote:I would put that chance at roughly whatever chance there is that they'd role scum in any given game, minus the fact that I have a slight townread on them right now.then what do you think about that post? ^In post 17, Psychlone wrote:Please don't ruin this moment for me.
I worked hard on it and was waiting for quite a while to use it
also an open question for morph
I actually don't know what this means LOL. can you explainBROseidon wrote:I took that as tongue in cheek.
The earliest opportunity would be a game that we're both playing from the start and not as our SoS hydra. "hi guys" with or without punctuation and capitalization has been part (usually all) of my first post in nearly every game I've played at MS. In fact, there are only 2 games where I didn't open with that phrase. The case is awesome and I will treasure it.In post 118, pieguyn wrote:I was referring to how he apparently "waited" to use that masterful case, which goes against your hypothesis that he would have used it immediatelyIn post 115, morph the cat wrote:If that's not the question, you'll have to point it out to me.
Is this a serious concern?In post 119, pieguyn wrote:unless it wasn't supposed to be serious
sry for confusion that was referring to GIF's post. I couldn't tell if pretty much anything people were saying in RVS was serious or not, and I didn't get the whole joke about the "hi guys".In post 121, morph the cat wrote:Is this a serious concern?
if this is true I'd go so far as to say we've caught scum #1In post 116, BROseidon wrote:VOTE: VarsoonVOTE: that jump was crazy awkward, and it's roughly where you jumped on the low-hanging fruit wagon last time as scum (5th on TD, 4th here)
that'd be pretty amazing actuallyIn post 111, BROseidon wrote:I'm actually convinced that he runs a script on the thread that auto-posts to catch the top of page.
Cabd thinks he seems more pleasant (not quite how he described it) in this game than in xenogears. He was scum in xenogears. I'm comparing him to his play in Death's Diner, as well, and would also characterize his play as more pleasant and less abrasive. He was town in that game. I'll want more data. Bro's observation about his vote position is pretty interesting, though.
"hi guys" has been a running joke for a while.sry for confusion that was referring to GIF's post. I couldn't tell if pretty much anything people were saying in RVS was serious or not, and I didn't get the whole joke about the "hi guys".In post 121, morph the cat wrote:Is this a serious concern?
Maybe so. GiF is very good at sorting Varsoon. I want to hear his thoughts.if this is true I'd go so far as to say we've caught scum #1In post 116, BROseidon wrote:VOTE: VarsoonVOTE: that jump was crazy awkward, and it's roughly where you jumped on the low-hanging fruit wagon last time as scum (5th on TD, 4th here)
