In post 296, Cheetory6 wrote:I'm a little wary that you didn't probe to try and find out Varsoon's intentions at all with a question or something to accompany this vote. I like the seriousness of this vote so early, but I dislike that it looks like you're not actually trying to sort what Varsoon is doing here. I'm leaning that this is lazy over scummy, but I'd like you to talk at me a little bit about what was going through your head here.Ozgin wrote:"I trust Cheetory" = lol.
VOTE: Varsoon Let's make waves, shall we?
The followup on this where you elaborate with Titus is okay, but the focus seems a lot more oriented towards explaining yourself and seems almost self-centered rather than actually interested in progressing the gamestate or sorting Varsoon.
So I made that vote and explained the vote in response to Titus (as you noted). I didn't dig into Varsoon because I'd rather have seen his reaction before asking questions. If he would have quoted me and said, "Oh, I meant that I trust Cheetory's plan to pressure scum." No, he didn't mention anything to the degree until he put his vote on me, and even then he said it was pretty much implied, and that it was my fault for not picking up on it.
I probably could have/would have/should have prodded him for answers, but I'd prefer a reaction first so I know what kind of person I'm dealing with.
The hedging here is a littttttle scummy.Ozgin wrote:But I have trust issues because I have a broken home life and a bad history with women, so I'm probably just being paranoid.
Ignoring citizen-claim-stuff for now.
The unvote on Varsoon just because he thinks the Housewagon is sketchy is weird. I feel like him finding the Housewagon sketchy shouldn't invalidate his vote so I don't understand why the unvote is at all necessary.
Because Varsoon hadn't reacted or replied at all, and I thought it'd be more worth-while to use my vote on someone that I had a better case on. I wanted to get out of the RVS, and my lone vote on the non-responsive looked like just that.
Also, could you explain the hedging thing to me? That whole post about trust issues and blah blah blah was pretty much a joke, hence my use of
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Why is this scummy?Ozgin wrote:what makes me inclined to against Kitz more than lala is the fact that it was literally 3 minutes after Sky, and that irks me.
In multiball with daytalk, I feel like Sky could have posted in a scum QT something like, "Hey lets go after House" and Kitz (and/or lala) could have been like, "K" and then just hopped on for no reason.
I guess I like that he's at least asking lala a question, even if said question seems pretty... empty. Heh. I guess it does eventually go somewhere so maybe I'm just feeling nitpicky atm.Ozgin wrote:@lala - Instead of apathetically shrugging off votes against you, why not do me a favor - Tell me why you think House is probably scum.
Well that's the only thing I can ask lala about at that point - The vote post had a vote, some dribble about avatars, and him claiming House is probscum with only one post.
Explain this more clearly please.Ozgin wrote:I figured it'd be hypocritical of me to vote someone near RVS with a pseudo-shitty read right before I made reads and called other peoples' votes pseudo-shitty, you know?
So my vote was placed in (and seemed like a part of) the RVS phase, and my point about "Trusting Cheetory" was not that great, given that it was RVS. As I was going through and calling out people on their "reads" (Like Lala's shitty point on House), I felt like my point on Varsoon wasn't that great, especially given that my read on Lala was much stronger.
Ozgin wrote:Lala, I concede that he did post in a Mini-Game, but it's still possible that he only had time to make one post and, rather than delve into a fiery large normal, decided to just plonk it down on a mini game?I think it's a little scummy that you seem to care more about poking holes in lala's logic than it seems you do about actually sorting her. Why is scumlala more likely to vote House for those reasons than townlala?Ozgin wrote:@Titus: This type of language? What the hell, are you scared of rhetoric? Are you afraid of me putting holes in lala's logic by demonstrating the same logic on an extreme?
Well lala's response to my question was pretty much, "Oh because I'm scared of him, he might be bad later on, who knows?" Furthermore, I know that House is a scary player,
Why were you so quick to sling shit at me for making a joke comment on an analogy?Ozgin wrote:@Cheetory, How isn't it? I think you're just riding the popular opinion that it's unpleasant, not that it doesn't do what it's designed to.
Because I was admittedly pissed off about people getting angry at my analogy, and I felt that it wasn't that inaccurate of one to boot. It was probably a little lash-out, but I still don't think my analogy (aside from it's apparently offensive nature) was that bad.
This feels townish.Ozgin wrote:Meh, I'm feeling scumhunty tonight. I'm trying to change up my town game, because apparently when I was scum in 180 and posted long and thought-out reads I was read as town, so I figure that I might as well do the same thing when I'm actually town. My win-rate as town is literally 0%, and my win-rate for scum is literally 100%. I'd like to change that.
Okay.
This is why it's problematic that you postured on a vote centered around this instead of asking him about it. Because now it looks a lot like you're shifting the blame onto him for not answering a question that you never asked him about it.Ozgin wrote:even if it's true I couldn't have known that because you never stated that.
But my issue with him claiming he was trusting your methods as opposed to your vote was that he didn't articulate it, and then
Sh. I'm doing a thing don't butt in.Ozgin wrote:@Cheetory - A ProlapsedBrain vote? Whaaa?
It was just an observation, I don't know your "thing," but it made me curious, okay? I had to ask, at least.