In post 410, copper223 wrote:My townread of him is based on his posting during the flash wagon, another part of the read you are now ignoring, and supported by what my meta read of him tells me of him as a player.
I'm ruddy questioning it *because* I don't understand it.
Repeating over and over that I "don't understand it" while true, hardly actually serves any purpose.
Let's go back to the original statement and stop derping around with the "mirror" thing that you ruddy included as your word of choice and then basically left me confused as to what you meant by it.
In post 147, copper223 wrote:So for all of you, Choof was most likely town, he did not get what was going on with the flash train on Varsoon and Thor asking him why he was townreading a guy that hadn't posted yet, so he thought we were making a joke at his expense and mr. unpleasant here in the form Gorkinton confirmed it for him,plus I've seen his early town posting in a newbie and it's the same jokey/scummy but not really mix.
In post 330, copper223 wrote:@Thor
The playstile he has used in his town games, grab attention and bait votes, is pretty dangerous as scum and he doesn't seem like the kind to try and mirror himself out of meta awareness, so the fact he was starting to behave in the same way here is what supports the townread.
By these two comments, what I get is that you believe the following;
1. That he has a risky town playstyle.
2. That he isn't good enough/sensible enough/risky enough to copy his town playstyle when playing as scum.
3. That he was town here, due to this.
I am asking you (and am now asking again) WHY THE HELL YOU BELIEVE #2.
If I have #2 wrong - feel free to clarify what you actually meant.
But I am pretty sure I grok your meaning that far, and also am pretty sure that this conclusion popped out of ruddy nowhere - prove me wrong.
In post 423, elusive wrote:I already know by powers of meta that Choof was most likely not scum. I already stated that Copper was right in his "read" of Choof which shows he did research and gives him +10 townie points. You on the other hand seem to be 1) not reading my statements closely and\or 2) having trouble comprehending the statements I already made regarding this entire situation. Try not jumping off the Cliff of Blah Blah Did Not Read Carefully and Is Therefore Wasting My Time.
I was simply asking what you felt about Copper figuring out Choof's scum play by reading one game of his wherein Choof was town.
I wouldn't be able to do that - why do you think Copper could and did?
Could you do the same for other people?
In post 423, elusive wrote:As for cop claims, that's jumping the gun a bit and also not related in any way since there are no cop claims on the table nor can they be at this stage in time? If there were a cop claim I would obviously view it quite differently?
Which was my point - but sure.
In post 423, elusive wrote:However, rather then question a new player who is obviously in RVS stage - as you chose to do - I would scum hunt the people joining the flashwagon or those who didn't seem to be RVSing. I like independent thought more then sheep thought.
All you're saying here is you would question sheepers over wolves, whilst stating awareness that I did the other one.
I am fine with independent thought - but, by dint of being independent, it obligates more assessment to understand it. Again, you're basicallly asking me why I was questioning someone's motives.
I repeat "I was scumhunting".
I am still not sure about the angle of approach here if your actual point was "people who ding at Newbies are scummier" if that was the point I already committed the theory scumtell - why not proceed from there. Regardless of my motives (real or faked) I did your scumtell - yeah?
In post 423, elusive wrote:So I'm questioning your mindset at that stage in the game where you chose to focus on a newbie player rather then some of the apparent heavyweights.
Which "heavyweights" did I avoid?