What did you get out of this question and response?
1. Why does it matter whether Alchemist addressed Elyse first or whether he finished his conversation with MattP before bringing up Elyse's post?
2. You keep saying that Alchemist demanding logic from MattP all but decimated the chances of a Llamafluff RVS wagon forming. So what? Why is a reasonless RVS wagon the only way to get out of RVS?
In post 97, Aj The Epic wrote:scum-elyse is a shade-thrower over an active accuser
3. Justify this in detail. What games have you played with Elyse in the past? Can you bring up examples where you felt she "threw shade" and how exactly you define "shade-throwing" and also point to the places in this game where you saw Elyse "actively accusing" in a way she doesn't when she's mafia.
You also twice said Elyse was "wrong" rather than mafia. Once in Post 97, and once in Post 131. You don't really agree with much of what Elyse is saying so I want a lot of justification for this read.
4. Why do you rail against curiouskarmadog for his Elyse vote even though you state that he is correct in his accusation? If difference in theory is a poor reason for a vote, your first vote on Alchemist doesn't make sense because Alchemist could simply have different views of RVS than you do.
I find this whole read rather silly. Elyse is doing something that doesn't make sense. Instead of asking Elyse why she's voting Supreme Overlord over MattP, you wifom a convoluted series of scenarios why it wouldn't make sense for her to do as mafia and call her town for it. Other issues with it:
1. Elyse had voted Supreme Overlord pages ago and simply may not have thought to actively change her vote.
2. I disagree that MattP would be an easier wagon than Supreme Overlord. In fact, Elyse states in Post 92 that she believes MattP to be a strong player which in her eyes makes him a harder target to lynch.
While we're on the subject of bad townreads, correct me if I'm wrong but your townread on MattP comes down to the following: MattP is town because a) if he left Llamafluff alive to frame him, he wouldn't be the first to bring it up. b) You also don't believe that MattP would do this to a partner. Part a is one of many possibilities - it is perfectly plausible for mafia to push people they intended to frame right off the bat. Part b is an unjustified assumption. A hypothetical MattP/Llamafluff scumteam could easily have MattP opening the way he did just to kick up some chaos and fun.
My biggest problem here is that two of your most significant townreads (Elyse and MattP) involve you jumping through convoluted hoops of wifom to justify them.
Edit: I got to Post 137. So, what do you think of MattP's posts since the opening?
In post 105, Raskolnikov wrote:Is being over-defensive really not alignment indicative guys?
How much experience do you have playing mafia elsewhere? Have you read mafia games or the mafiawiki before joining? Judging by your posts so far, it seems you have at least some experience and have played mafia and scumhunted before. So why do you ask us whether it is alignment-indicative rather than argue your belief that it is?
In post 161, Raskolnikov wrote:Elyse vs SO is meh, probably TvT.
Explain in detail why "TvT."
In post 112, Supreme Overlord wrote:I have zero read on OceanWind (which unfortunately won't change anytime soon, it looks), though of course I don't like that he voted for me.
1. Why are you so antsy about my vote on you? This entire sentence was completely unnecessary to write. It is understandable if you don't have a read on me. Who cares? I made 3-4 short posts so far. No one asked you about your read on me.
2. Explain your read on Raskolnikov as "newb-town."
In post 117, Supreme Overlord wrote:Possible outcomes included Llama responding to Matt making that declaration, or Llama not playing strong town, which should lead to Matt calling him out as scummy
I still don't understand how the question "Llama, do you feel under any pressure at being considered something as a 'town power player'?" was useful. Llamafluff didn't respond. Why didn't you follow-up if you thought it useful? Llamafluff not playing strongly would be apparent whether or not you asked that question. Whether or not Llamafluff responded to MattP isn't affected by your question.
With that said, the reads on Elyse and TKoE have some depth which moves my read on Supreme Overlord slightly townward.
In post 128, LlamaFluff wrote:You still didn't really answer why you decided to vote there instead of your previous vote (or even why you voted Alch).
I actually see it as a mild towntell for Raskolnikov that he voted Alchemist right after Aj The Epic voted Alchemist and MattP called out Aj for casting an easy vote. I think mafia would have been a bit hesitant to cast what could be considered "easy votes" by vocal members of the town. Why do you think it is potentially scummy?
UNVOTE: Supreme Overlord
VOTE: Aj The Epic
That's L-2. Biggest reasons I want this lynch is that Aj The Epic started off with some really "set-in-stone" type stilted scumhunting (Alchemist is mafia because he derailed an RVS wagon which is anti-town and therefore worthy of a vote). I wondered if that was just playstyle or whether he's mafia trying to shoehorn reads. As the game progressed though, the way he develops reads is a lot different. He doesn't think curiouskarmadog should be attacking Elyse over a difference in what he perceives as theory. He goes through the Elyse wagon when it had three votes and does a wagon analysis without really any follow-up. I agree with Llamafluff's point on his question to Elyse regarding buddying. When I'm mafia, a lot of the time when a "townread" pushes or questions me, I tend to turn it around on them if I think I have smoother rhetoric because it strategically makes a lot of sense, but usually as town I'd double down on the townread, get annoyed, call them dumb or what not, and explain the read. The questioning of Elyse doesn't make sense considering that prior to her accusation, he seemed to have her as fairly town.