In post 145, Dry-fit wrote:Ah so it's his fluff posting that's saved him.
How, exactly, is his fluff posting "saving" him when I still have him on my scumlist? I think you're outright misrepping me at this point.
In post 145, Dry-fit wrote:Ah so it's his fluff posting that's saved him.
In post 150, StrangerCoug wrote:In post 145, Dry-fit wrote:Ah so it's his fluff posting that's saved him.
How, exactly, is his fluff posting "saving" him when I still have him on my scumlist? I think you're outright misrepping me at this point.
In post 137, StrangerCoug wrote:In post 109, Dry-fit wrote:In post 86, StrangerCoug wrote:In post 84, Dry-fit wrote:My point would be just as valid even if this was an open game. I'm not just talking about speculation but strategizing instead of scumhunting as well.
Why would it be a scumtell to strategize? You expect the town to screw itself over? Is that what I'm supposed to be getting?
It's a scumtell because in my experience scum is more likely to talk exclusively about strategy in the early game. Why that is I'm not sure. It may be rolefising. It may be trying to look protown without taking any actual stances. In any case it's not strategizing in itself that's scummy.It's making strategizing te entirety or almost the entirety of your play.
I really do not buy this crap. Nobody's been talking exclusively about strategy, I don't smell anybody trying to rolefish, and while you admit that strategizing is not a scumtell, when we have some idea of who could have what, strategizing is quite protown. It's not unknown to break setups that way (though it's far too early for there to be evidence either way of a broken setup).
UNVOTE: Salamence20 (though I still wouldn't mind that person lynched)
VOTE: Dry-fit
In post 150, StrangerCoug wrote:In post 145, Dry-fit wrote:Ah so it's his fluff posting that's saved him.
How, exactly, is his fluff posting "saving" him when I still have him on my scumlist? I think you're outright misrepping me at this point.
In post 148, Gemini Blind wrote:I should just be as blunt as possible.
From my point of view, you're talking about strategizing in terms of talking about the setup/roles as a scumtell.
The dayvig is a random kill that's out there that is irrelevant to anyone's role.
Discussing the dayvig kill and even outting the dayvig doesn't lead to anyone's role information, but it could lead to alignment information.
This early? Role info is bad. Alignment info is tasty.
Since the dayvig is dangling out there, of course many people would probably jump on that.
As far as "strategy" goes, you mention things like role fishing, role/setup information, etc. All we know get to know is potentially who has the dayvig, and potentially what alignment they are. I'm concerned both with how early you brought up this tactic of looking towards people who strategize and speculate in order to post fluff as well as your definition of strategery since I question whether it applies in this particular situation.
~STD
In post 154, Dry-fit wrote:Have I suddenly lost the ability to communicate?
In post 156, Nachomamma8 wrote:Based on this post, I gather that SC's main problem with DryFit is that he seems to be railing against people who are strategizing because strategizing is vital to town and calling it a scumtell is antitown, but I think that point is pretty much completely talking past Dry-Fit's logic bolded here, which isn't even that Salamence is "strategizing exclusively", only that he's mostly done nothing but strategizing. I don't think the SC rebuttal of "he fluffed too" quite addresses this point.
In post 157, Nachomamma8 wrote:In post 150, StrangerCoug wrote:In post 145, Dry-fit wrote:Ah so it's his fluff posting that's saved him.
How, exactly, is his fluff posting "saving" him when I still have him on my scumlist? I think you're outright misrepping me at this point.
To this, it wasn't that his fluff posting saved him from your scumlist, it was that his fluff posting saved him from being someone who exclusively talked strategy. You said there wasn't anyone who exclusively talked strategy in the post quoted above.
In post 159, StrangerCoug wrote:I've done the best explanation I can. I pretty much have Salamence20 as useless, and the strategizing he's done is too little to make him town in my eyes.
In post 143, Dry-fit wrote:Nacho I think you're wrong about Elyse. Coming right out and saying you have no scumreads is most likely town
In post 139, Juls wrote:This early, that's enough for me.
In post 164, Gemini Blind wrote:When asked why strategizing is a scum tell, he says scum are most likely to talk about strategy, and hypothesizing that it may be due to rolefishing, or trying to look protown.
In post 162, Nachomamma8 wrote:In post 143, Dry-fit wrote:Nacho I think you're wrong about Elyse. Coming right out and saying you have no scumreads is most likely town
I don't get your reasoning for this. The could maybe see you calling it town because it's something that's too risky for scum to say, but taking the position on page 6 doesn't seem that risky and thus not that town, and it prevents her from having to take positions on who to lynch because she doesn't have that opinion. I also didn't really like how she called me town and yet didn't engage my scumread on Salamence (aka pick out flaws in it) to see where I was coming from which shows me she not only lacks a scumread, but lacks interest in developing a scumread as well.
In post 32, Dry-fit wrote:I'm going to make a point of stating that I will not be joining the Xayzeck wagon.
In post 45, Dry-fit wrote:In post 44, Iecerint wrote:You may wait for Elyse to respond I guess.
Gracious of you.
In post 59, Dry-fit wrote:At first I didn't like Elyse's response but the more I think about it the more I like it. I think responding to Gemini Blind's question in a way that didn't directly say she was suspicious of Xay was an honest response.
In post 84, Dry-fit wrote:My point would be just as valid even if this was an open game. I'm not just talking about speculation but strategizing instead of scumhunting as well.
In post 109, Dry-fit wrote:It's a scumtell because in my experience scum is more likely to talk exclusively about strategy in the early game. Why that is I'm not sure.
In post 143, Dry-fit wrote:Nacho I think you're wrong about Elyse. Coming right out and saying you have no scumreads is most likely town
In post 154, Dry-fit wrote:Have I suddenly lost the ability to communicate?
In post 166, Elyse wrote:It's not that I'm not interested in developing a scumread. Salamence has said he'll be away for a few days so I don't think it's scummy that he's been elsewhere on site or barely present.
In post 164, Gemini Blind wrote:One of these days I'm going to post out of hydra :/
I'm far from the most eloquent of speakers.
My problem is this:
Dry-fit comes into thread attacking people who talk about the day-vig.
When asked why, he says scum usually talk about setup/role stuff on day 1.
When asked why strategizing is a scum tell, he says scum are most likely to talk about strategy, and hypothesizing that it may be due to rolefishing, or trying to look protown.
Since the dayvig is independant of role, half of his argument as to "I think these people are scummy because of this tell" doesn't even apply.
To me that reads as fake scum hunting. An argument that seems forced to me lands him on a wagon.
At the same time I do acknowledge the whole "this person's only content is related to game mechanics, it could be scum trying to look useful." I'm fine with that, though less so since halfway through day 3 I'm not really sure what else we're suppose to talk about except for this interesting dayvig that has fallen in someone's lap.
I don't really want his head on a platter at the moment (like I wouldn't dayvig him right this instant har har) but I don't think that the twins have a better place to park our vote.
Does that clarify or obfuscate things further?
~STD
In post 170, Salamence20 wrote:About my "lurking": nacho states that I have been in other threads and purposefully ignoring this one. That isn't true. Two days ago I got into a fight on this site which had me pissed and fuming. I'm not going into the details of this fight, but it ended with me replacing out of all current games except two (this one and a micro) and my modded game. My modding duties come first before any game. The other game I haven't posted in awhile, and this one, where I came to say that. I needed a little bit of time to cool down. Any posts made around then were a) me replacing out or b) my modded game. I'm back now and I'm a little confused on why I'm brought to L-1 this early and also on the notion of dayvig speculation. Which reminds me...
About dayvig speculation: I love the dayvig, it's my favorite role in all of mafia. That's why I asked who had my dayvig in my RVS. I then said the dayvig should out on PG 2, for the sake of town controlling the shot, something that has been mentioned by other players as well. The argument against this was "mafia controls the shot if Dayvig outs." How so? There are more townies than mafia. If town holds the shot, we play normal and shoot the person we want to lynch, then get another lynch. Even if mafia disagree on our shot target and try to manipulate the shot, they are the minority. If 8-9 players want to shoot player A and 4-5 players want to shoot player B, A dies regardless of the number of scum on the other wagon to shoot. So i don't see the problem. If mafia holds the shot and refuses to shoot the player the majority wants, chances are the dayvig is scum defending a scumbuddy or WIFOM. We lynch the dayvig if they refuse. How is this scummy? Hell, STD stated the same thing I did about the dayvig.
Oh it's because I didn't scumhunt on the first 3 pages.Im sorry.I always try to get us out of RVS. It is pro-town, regardless of my actual alignment.
In terms of actual reading, Nacho is town regardless of his misreading of me, he is scumhunting early and like I said earlier, scumhunting and getting us out of RVS is always protown. SC slightly less, but still. Gemini is looking good too, based on the fact that I feel like STD would love to hop on my wagon based on my personality.
On the other side of things, I don't like Xay. All three votes of his have been bandwagons on Iec, WP, and myself, respectively. It just seems like trying to hiding behind the crowd on a mislynch.
Out of all the people on my wagon, Xay's and PV's votes are the worse. PV waits until Nacho tells him to hop on to vote, which seems as justified as Xay's reasoning. I think more pressure need to be put onto PV, Xay, or both.
UNVOTE: Burn
VOTE: PV
I'll be on for the rest of the night, so if you have questions or so, hit me.
In post 170, Salamence20 wrote:Gemini is looking good too, based on the fact that I feel like STD would love to hop on my wagon based on my personality.
In post 169, Gemini Blind wrote:Do you not think partway down page 3 is a little early to accuse people of being scum for talking about something interesting in the set up? Do you expect people to be actively scumhunting by then?
In post 169, Gemini Blind wrote:While I'm not saying he's obvscum and deserves to die, I think some of your pro-townie points given to Dry-fit in 167 are a bit of a stretch.
In post 169, Gemini Blind wrote:I also think saying I think Dry-fit is scum because he said role stuff and dayvig is not a role is a bit of a strawman but I'll admit I haven't been very clear.