In post 2074, emogirl123 wrote:Thor the only reason any town would ever vote Aegor is because of his attitude. No one even read your case. I also doubt anyone read Rainbow's case for you.
Some people read my case because I talked with them about it, and I read Rainbow's case on me (and then made fun of it) and none of this actually matters to anything about what we're currently discussing.
In post 2076, emogirl123 wrote:Yes you presented a case for Aegor. Yes he has been awfully flaily during the kabooooom v ABR wagon. What does that accomplish? Subtly shoving down our throats the fact that he doesn't care about either wagon. Even if he subtly shoved this down people's throat, they still sense it, because shoving down Smurf down people's throats is uncomfortable.
Well, first off, i don't think he was trying to be subtle, and if he was he doesn't understand what subtle means. He was extremely unsubtle, and went out of his way to try to point out that he didn't care.
That said, who voting his wagon do you find suspect. Because I actually agree that my case is pretty thin if anyone bothers to look at what Aegor has posted and said through the day, so at that point, do you think there is scum on him, and if so - whom?
Unvote: Aegor
In post 2076, emogirl123 wrote:Also for the people saying that town should play as if they have nothing to hide, we can take Aegor's play here as a counterexample. It is always important for town to stop for a moment and think about what they do.
Town should practice 'good play' but that is different from playing as if they have nothing to hide.
I often am aggressive and speak my mind quite bluntly and will choose to try gambits - that doesn't prevent me from doing all of that within a concept of 'playing any good at all'.
Hint: I don't think Aegor is playing that good, but he's probably playing townishly due to speaking his mind even amidst the horror that are his actions.
In post 2078, emogirl123 wrote: In post 1680, Chevre wrote:Finally, if anyone is voting ABR over kabooooom simply because it is lurker slot, note this: ABR has asked for replacement (though with the increasing length of the game replace-ins aren't occurring as frequently). Meanwhile, kabooooom has not despite strings of V/LA with no contribution and even acknowledging his own inability to keep up.
Here is Chevre asking us to wait for ABR's replacement before lynching him.
In post 1680, Chevre wrote:I understand that you may have true suspicion on ABR behind your vote, but if it's simply a vote to thin the lurker population in this game, there are better options than someone who is in the queue of replacement.
Here is Chevre admitting that there are people willing to lynch ABR for reasons irrelevant to what his replacement will say.
Both of these together with Chevre saying that Zekrom and kabooooom are playing the same lazy anti-town game, asking Zekrom to be replaced and saying that we should lynch kabooooom for no reason when ABR was in the process of being replaced makes Chevre scum.
I think you're rather twisting Chevre's words here to your own preconceived conclusions.
Whether or not Chevre thought there were people voting ABR for non-lurk reasons doesn't preclude him thinking that there were people voting him for lurk reasons.
I also still fail to understand the flow of that last sentence, which is one you've tossed out multiple times - so I know it's important to your case. It just doesn't seem to make sense to me. I'm going to walk you through what I'm thinking, see if you can help;
1. Chevre said that both Zekrom and Kaboom were anti town (you are presuming Chevere scum, Zekrom scum, and Kaboom town in this comment as far as I'm aware)
2. Chevre asked for Zekrom to be replaced and urged for a Kaboom lynch (logic being a scumbuddy protecting his mate and pushing on another guy who is town)
3. He does this while ABR is in the process of being replaced (this seems...like a totally random thought tossed up there that has no connection to thought #1, and not really to thought #2 either)
I mean, if the concept was - pushed for kaboom over ABR. Well, okay, that's a decent stand alone, and there are a number of people who did similar, and I agree they're worth looking at. But I'm not sure how that ties back to Zekrom. Functionally, if he discovered he was "wrong" about Zekrom, why wouldn't he then suspect Kabooom - a player he said was doing the same thing? That seems to make sense as a thought process.
Can you clarify this comment for me?