Obviously he is the cop, mathcam said so.In post 1099, Kublai Khan wrote:Well, obviously Albert B. Rampage isn't a cop, so...
Go ahead and lynch me I'm vanilla.
Obviously he is the cop, mathcam said so.In post 1099, Kublai Khan wrote:Well, obviously Albert B. Rampage isn't a cop, so...
In post 306, Untrod Tripod wrote:I don't recall saying I thought they were scum together. They're independent reads, and if we flip one as scum then I will reevaluate my reads on the game.In post 290, Yosarian2 wrote:Are you implying that you think VitR and LML are scum together? That doesn't feel likely to me at this point.In post 288, Untrod Tripod wrote:and I'm not trying to back off my VitR or LML reads there. I still feel strongly about those.Not ignoring this. I'll get back to you on that later today.
I still found him suspicious for some of his actions yesterday.
Like I said earlier, my main suspect list is CES, mathcam, and undo. I also tend to agree with your case on Glork, he seems a little bit off. And, like I said, I'm more suspicious of DGB then I was yesterday, because of the anti-town way she acted at the end of the day.In post 1075, Green Crayons wrote:@Yos:
(1) If CES is off the table, who would be next in line to pursue?
Less so, certainly. Basically I have to balance my day 1 pro-town read on her with the fact that she acted in an anti-town way at the end of the day. If she's scum, her end-day defense of LML would have been remarkably blatant, but I'm not sure I would put that past her.(2)I'm interested in your opinion on your ability to read DGB in light of Real Life Results!: DBG declared LML town in D1 (Post 388), and DGB has since explained in D2 that her read was based off of LML's "emotional" posting (Post 910). Do you think her after-the-fact explanation matches up with the in-the-moment declaration?In post 380, Yosarian2 wrote:Not really. The timing is everything.In post 377, Save The Dragons wrote: Since scum know who the town are, doesn't it make it easier to say XXXXX is town when you're scum?
Several times this game, DGB declared someone town just at at moment where I felt the same way. She's getting a lot of the same gut reads that I'm getting, and that's hard to fake as scum. Also, you can tell a lot about motivation based on timing; I don't see a scum wanting to declare SSK as town on page 5 where she did, for example.
I donno, maybe it's just because I've played with her so many times, but this feels like town-DGB play, specifically.
I recognize that DGB did mention, indirectly, LML one other time in D1 -- when DGB said that a no-lynch was preferable to a LML-lynch -- but I don't think that's relevant to what I'm asking for here: how comfortable you are with your DGB-is-town determination based on her from-the-hip assessments?
...In post 1086, DrippingGoofball wrote:If you're innocent, I'm not outing a "cop," I'm just pretending to think ABR is a cop.In post 1085, mathcam wrote:How on earth did you read that from what I wrote?
Only if you're scum, am I outing a cop, LOL. You said I outed ABR-cop who is hinting at a guilty on YOU. You just confessed scum.
Thanks!
No, I don't really do that anymore. These days I pretty much just respond to stuff directly in thread, comment on town-tells and scum-tells I see as soon as I notice them, ect. Which is why i often end up triple posting like this, heh. But I think it's usually more useful to share my thoughts like this as I have them, both town-tells and scum-tells, as it might help other people find scum as well.In post 1091, mathcam wrote: Yos: Do you keep notes on the game?
Oh come on it's soooooo obviousIn post 1106, Yosarian2 wrote:...In post 1086, DrippingGoofball wrote:If you're innocent, I'm not outing a "cop," I'm just pretending to think ABR is a cop.In post 1085, mathcam wrote:How on earth did you read that from what I wrote?
Only if you're scum, am I outing a cop, LOL. You said I outed ABR-cop who is hinting at a guilty on YOU. You just confessed scum.
Thanks!
You give me a massive headache, DGB.
Why not this player pool:In post 883, Albert B. Rampage wrote:Bookitty (7) -- Sotty7, Shanba, Cogito Ergo Sum, chamber, mathcam, undo, CrashTextDummie
We need to lynch from this player pool.
Vote: mathcam
Right.In post 907, Albert B. Rampage wrote:I have no reason to trust PJ. I can't say that I know for certain that he's scum though.
Unvote, vote UT
This is acceptable.
I don't think that post is as strongly indicative of BooKitty town as you seem to, but it does make me feel a bit better about her, as it somewhat mitigates the rather large issue of how BooKitty suddenly arrived at such a strong scum read on LML.In post 901, Sotty7 wrote:Jesus that above post (bookitty's) is so town and explains a lot for me I just have one question.
I would like to know how you reread the game with LML-is-scum tinted glasses and arrived at town reads on DGB and ABR.In post 909, Green Crayons wrote:Instead of merely going with a "look at the bandwagon" route, I went and reread the game with LML-is-scum tinted glasses. That was neat. And time consuming. Also I might have just been skimming at the end.
There's only one area of the site he could have seen me posting in, as I am active in only one other game. The reason he would point this out was either to invite this line of questioning or to prepare an attack against me. You are asking me to guess though and you could have figured this out yourself. Another rather pointless inquiry on your part.In post 909, Green Crayons wrote:@CTD: it's super weird that LML zeroed in on you in Post 661 for posting elsewhere on the site, but not in this thread. Like, why would he be checking to see if you, specifically, were posting elsewhere, as opposed to any of the other players in this game? Thoughts as to why that might be? Do you know what other areas of the site LML saw you posting?
:goodposting:In post 911, Yosarian2 wrote:This is a bad vote. I am totally convinced PJ is obvtown now. The way that LML went after PJ seemed genuine, more real then his other attacks; LML he was really trying to lynch PJ, both because PJ was trying to lynch LML and because PJ looked lynchable. One of the big scumtells I had on LML was the difference between the PJ vote, who he seemed like he was really trying to lynch, and his other wagons, which looked like he didn't really care.
"Blatant" is pretty much the subtitle of DGB's scum handbook.In post 913, Yosarian2 wrote:DGB looks a little worse now, with her absurd "I'd rather lynch no one then LML" stuff at the end of the day; when would you ever rather no-lynch then lynch on day 1? This would be a bigger scumtell if it wasn't so blatent, but it's still pretty disturbing.
Disagree about LML having been "dead weight". BooKitty is living proof that narrowly surviving a deadline lynch can leave you in a pretty comfortable position. I don't think you've looked particularly villainous this game Glork, but we seriously aren't on the same wavelength here, reads-wise or otherwise.In post 982, Glork wrote:It's fucking HORRIBLE strategy to try to save a doomed Mafia Goon on Day One, when as soon as either you OR the goon in question dies, the other one is probably going to follow soon after. LML was dead weight. The play at that point is to cut your losses, not to try to carry that dead weight to victory. I think that LML's lament about being bused is at least partly true, because even he knew he was dead weight when he refused to claim, complained about being the lynch, then tried to claim Doc.
RABBLE RABBLEIn post 1042, Albert B. Rampage wrote:Lynch mathcam. PLEASE lynch mathcam. EVERYBODY.
That is quite a head scratcher of an analysis. ABR was arguably the biggest advocate for not lynching LML.In post 1064, undo wrote:ABR – he too pushed for LML votes early on, but unlike VitR, he didn’t present any solid motives for it. Still, he generally advocated for his lynch during the game. Plus, he was attacked by LML in post 110.
I am in awe of the intricate and in-depth analysis you are putting on display.In post 1074, inHimshallibe wrote:In post 1031, CrashTextDummie wrote:Will post tonight.inHim grabs a notepad and pen, writes down "CTD" on a page, tears it off, folds it, and sticks it into his pocket.
vote: CTD
I had not. Looks good for them both, actually.In post 1103, MrBuddyLee wrote:@DGB, what's your take on Bookitty at this point? Was yesterday's lynch horserace scum vs town or scum vs scum? Reason I ask is that two of your top suspects took the race from [ Bookitty(8) LML(4) ] to [ Bookitty(8) LML(6) ]. Have you considered all that when looking at KK and Poro?
So ABR & I are bus'ing mathcam according to your scum road map?In post 1109, CrashTextDummie wrote: ABR is probably somewhat scummier to me than DGB, but she's a good lynch as well. Same goes for mathcam and, to a lesser extent, BooKitty still.
vote: DGB
How is "taking a ridiculous stab at identifying a cop" different from "outing said cop"?In post 1082, mathcam wrote:Seriously, DGB? Now you're taking a ridiculous stab at identifying a copandouting said cop at the same time?
- DGB read is based off of a gut read of D1 + other players' opinions about her that I'm willing to trust.In post 1109, CrashTextDummie wrote:I would like to know how you reread the game with LML-is-scum tinted glasses and arrived at town reads on DGB and ABR.In post 909, Green Crayons wrote:Instead of merely going with a "look at the bandwagon" route, I went and reread the game with LML-is-scum tinted glasses. That was neat. And time consuming. Also I might have just been skimming at the end.
- It's wrong on its face because ABR was pro-lynching LML for a good majority of the day, with the only lull in that being after LML's post-weekend revivial. Hardly a contender for the title you want to bestow upon ABR.In post 1109, CrashTextDummie wrote:ABR was arguably the biggest advocate for not lynching LML.
This is pretty defensive and dismissive of a basic follow up to a scum flip.In post 1109, CrashTextDummie wrote:There's only one area of the site he could have seen me posting in, as I am active in only one other game. The reason he would point this out was either to invite this line of questioning or to prepare an attack against me. You are asking me to guess though and you could have figured this out yourself. Another rather pointless inquiry on your part.In post 909, Green Crayons wrote:@CTD: it's super weird that LML zeroed in on you in Post 661 for posting elsewhere on the site, but not in this thread. Like, why would he be checking to see if you, specifically, were posting elsewhere, as opposed to any of the other players in this game? Thoughts as to why that might be? Do you know what other areas of the site LML saw you posting?
Not very likely.In post 1111, DrippingGoofball wrote:So ABR & I are bus'ing mathcam according to your scum road map?
Would you like me to break site rules? I can't tell you anything more other than there's one other game I am active in.In post 1112, Green Crayons wrote:- What is this one other area of the site, specifically, that you're active in?
I've given you the only answer I have. I can't read minds and I don't have inside knowledge into the machinations of the scumteam this game. If you want to speculate that LML pointing out my lack of activity here in relation to activity elsewhere is indicative of us being scum together, that's your business, but I literally see no point in asking me to speculate on the matter.In post 1112, Green Crayons wrote:- I'm asking for your speculation as to why LML-scum decided to focus on you, and on this particular aspect of your play. You know, because people usually look at who known scum suspected, and the strength of those reasons, in order to look for scum buddies. Your input, as the focus of LML's suspicion, is helpful for me to suss out your alignment.
The bolded part is precisely my issue too. I actually thought mathcam was being sarcastic by posting naked figures with no support or reasoning with them. I don't think that now, though; I just don't see the point of the post at all.In post 1076, petroleumjelly wrote:Now some follow-up questions for mathcam.It should be noted that I did not realize your +1/-1 system would not even giveI imagine this makes it difficult for you later on to interpret them, and so you are certainly correct that it makes it more difficult for anybody else to figure out what went on.post numbers.
a) upon checking ABR's ISO, it's true that I overstated the extent of ABR's "don't lynch LML" campaign. I probably misattributed some of his pro-BooKitty posts based on memory.In post 1112, Green Crayons wrote:- It's wrong on its face because ABR was pro-lynching LML for a good majority of the day, with the only lull in that being after LML's post-weekend revivial. Hardly a contender for the title you want to bestow upon ABR.
- But it's also wrong in terms of who was the biggest "don't lynch LML" advocate. That would be Glork.
Glork jumped on the LML wagon immediately after the "bus" slip. Two posts before he was still saying "lynch anyone not named Glork, ABR, Bookitty, DGB, or Porochaz, and possibly LmL". Relevant course of events, methinks.In post 1115, CrashTextDummie wrote: b) Glork ended up on the LML lynch, so he is a smaller "don't lynch LML" advocate than ABR by default.
You have it backwards. Go read the thread. I worked hard to make LML a viable lynch candidate.In post 943, Glork wrote:Re: My VitR feelings... In a nutshell, some of VitR's early stuff bothered me, and I think he fits the profile of someone who would hard-push LML as a scumbuddy. The way he switched to PJ, and then LML followed twenty posts later made me feel that the distancing was complete/successful. But then LML became a viable candidate, and VitR had to bus.
Day 1 I never really thought about LML and PJ being scum together, that was mostly a thought that coalesced reading the thread after the LML-flip. I suspected both of them for independent reasons. My switches from LML to pj and back were motivated mostly by indecisiveness and self-doubt, triggered by gut feelings that LML's frustration, and later pj's, were sincere.In post 943, Glork wrote: Specifically, VitR had been elbow deep up LML's rear for a bulk of the day, with some lingering mehhhhhPJ feelings. Then, VitR hauls off and voted PJ for an "opportunistic" on the very same LML, and LML follows onto PJ a mere 20 posts later.
I get that VitR thinks (and thought) that both LML and PJ were distancing/busing, but that raises a really, really important question. Why switch FROM LoudmouthLee TO petroleumjelly as the latter finally joined the former's wagon to make it substantial? PJ's move onto LML (combined with my move off of Seol) left LML tied for the leading vote getter. So what on earth compels VitR to decide that that's the appropriate time to derail a growing wagon on the guy he had been voting all day?
Hint: He really wanted an excuse to move specificallyawayfrom LML andontopetroleumjelly. The behavior doesn't make sense for someone who actually thought (and apparently still thinks) that both of them were scum together.
ABR plays like this all the time, why this time are you taking it one step further and feeling it's okay to float out there he could be the cop?In post 1098, DrippingGoofball wrote:ABR is so obvious, Sherlock. I didn't "reveal" anything.In post 1096, mathcam wrote:That does not suitably convey how ludicrous it was that you thought you would reveal your cop suspicion.
Also you're scum with a guilty on you so.
The big key was the whole thing was extremely reasonable. My biggest gripe on her was I felt her vote on PJ while hovering over LML to be full of holes and I was right, but for the wrong reasons. I'm happy to accept that and rule her town for it.In post 1109, CrashTextDummie wrote:I don't think that post is as strongly indicative of BooKitty town as you seem to, but it does make me feel a bit better about her, as it somewhat mitigates the rather large issue of how BooKitty suddenly arrived at such a strong scum read on LML.
I don't think making a case on BooKitty would have lowered LML's chances of survival by that much. The BooKitty lynch got pretty close to happening at a time when LML wasn't really that close.In post 916, Yosarian2 wrote: Eh. His attack on PJ just looked like a scum trying to get rid of a threat, and PJ at the time was a huge threat to LML. I commented at the time that his PJ vote looked very OMGUSish; I found the timing extremely suspicious, because LML turned on PJ right after PJ voted for LML.
Most of LML's voting patterns seemed to just be him doing fake scumhunting to try to look like he was doing something, none of it looked like he was really trying, but in PJ's case, I got the impression that LML really wanted him dead.
If you look at his voting pattern, most of LML's votes look like OMGUS votes, attacking people who were attacking him (STD, UT, PJ). PJ was the most serious threat, and the only one that had a real wagon on him, so he tried a lot harder on that one. He probably didn't go after BooKitty because BooKitty wasn't going after him for most of the day; if he had made a case on BooKitty, she probably would have turned on him, which would have lowered his odds of survival.
Also, the best case scenario for the scum team would have been a no-lynch on day 1, which almost happened, so he was probably perfectly happy trying to push a minor third-tier wagon at the end of the day to lower the odds of a lynch happening at all.
This is the second or third time you've self-meta'd in defense of your actions. I don't find it persuasive, and actually find it suspicious for the very obvious reason that it's manipulable by the very person who seeks to use it as a defense.In post 1119, Glork wrote:GC: I don't think anyone (myself included) is denying they I defended LML hard during D1. That said, I'm a rather bus-happy player (not quite to the "pathological" level that MBL suggests of LML, but probably not far off).What specifically makes you think that I am LML's scumbuddy, and not just someone who was wrong and vocal on Day One?