In post 104, Trivium wrote:
Oh I've HEARD of a reaction test vote before, I just don't like them. At all. Care to explain why anyone would ever reaction vote for a good reason?
uhhhhh... to test someone's reaction?
In post 105, Trivium wrote:I don't like the Errant wagon. Seems to me like people are voting him for post 71, and I agree with his view on 71. I also think goodmorning looks town, however, we mustn't put too much trust in someone who isn't IC.
w h a t
I don't know why, I just don't. They're more fun that way. It's not like I'm not going to play it well, I'm just not going to play it seriously.
In post 101, goodmorning wrote:well, scum can and do reaction test, but parabola has deeply mischaracterised the nature of this test in particular in an attempt to make it seem scummy so he can push makara
i'm willing to hear you out on why it isn't scummy but i really need a justification. right now it feels like there's this piece of information that everyone is privy to that i'm missing out on.
Basically, the idea is to do X action, so that people react. You expect them to react like Y or Z. You think Y is more like what Town would do, and Z is more like what Scum would do. Then it gives you a good foundation to start reading people from.
Now, I have seen people try to duck out of scummy actions by screaming "REACTION TEST!"
But makara's initial action wasn't scummy and your characterisation of it thus doesn't fill me with confidence.
In post 111, Trivium wrote:By playstyle I meant I literally can't hope but look over my posts to see what other people might think about them. And yes, it is inhibiting. Thats why I play this, so I can learn to care less of what others think of me. Maybe that will help me though on later games when people check my meta. Nobody would be able to tell the difference between my scum and town play.
Good luck, because I edit my posts to death approximately
all the time
and still haven't learned how to stop.
In post 113, Varsoon wrote:I don't really know how to respond to Trivium's response to the IC pressure.
I don't either, but Trivium's question to you is actually a reasonably good one.
In post 117, The Fire Hermit wrote:At any rate, I do actually agree with Trivium about Makara, but the circumstances were odd, and I want to be sychronized with my hydra partner.
Complete synchronisation is overrated, and since you're an IC we can't even lynch you for hydra dissonance. Make the most of it!
In post 118, Varsoon wrote:@Trivium: ...because people have been talking to me directly about it?
Hmmmmmmm. Come to think of it I distinctly recall asking you a question earlier and I don't think you answered.
Yes, though as I mentioned above that doesn't preclude me from playing well.