In post 609, Mathilda wrote: In post 578, Egg wrote:And Droog is probably my top town read, actually.
See I just don't understand this. Even if Droog is town, he's the kind of player who acts extremely scummy all the time. These players can be really difficult to play with. If they are town, they distract the town vote and cause a mislynch until people eventually realise just to ignore the player. So when they're scum they get away with it.
Evidence?
What kind of evidence is available for me? It's an observation generalised over many games. It's called personal experience. If you disagree with it then say so and say why.
I've played with a few people like this before and it was interesting to see how subtly their play changed when they were actually scum. Most people try playing like town when they're scum
No new information here
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Here we go again, taking parts out of context and making a generic accusation. It is relevant when comparing to the next sentence. This is evidence of you trying to pick holes for the sake of picking holes rather than because you disagree with what I am saying.
Players like Droog play like scum
citation needed
What the actual Copulation? Where on earth am I supposed to find a citation for such a statement. Another case of you demanding something that you know can't be obtained so that you can dismiss a point
all the time to hide when they're scum (whether intentional or not). The subtle tell that I have noticed is that these omni-scum players will actually try harder to push for a lynch and to misrepresent what was said. They often actively try to scum up other slots and cast shade. I haven't played with Droog before so I can't say for sure, but it does look like he is trying to do this.
For example him pushing this completely trivial point about me asking a question about a minor point early in the game, being given an answer and then not wanting to lynch regardless of the answer I got. Writing that out, it doesn't even make sense. I explained twice that I was satisfied with the answer and did not feel the need to pursue it
#248 The point that you pushed RF3 for a second and then immediately jumped off without a good reason is still unexplained. This post is a weak way to get on the droog wagon, not the other way around
That is your interpretation. I am laying out the facts with post references. I asked a question of RF3 for clarification. What isn't explained is why I should be expected to vote for someone regardless of what answer I get. What's the point of even asking questions in that case
#331and this post is genuinely awful, maybe not alignment indicative but saying that posts that say "this post is good because I can't find any problems with it" shouldn't be questioned is going to be questioned.
Another example of you changing history and accusing people of doing things that they didn't.
Then when asked by Newbie why he was persisting in pushing this he responds:
So Droog's scum read on me stems from asking for clarification from RF3 about what he meant by not signing his posts and receiving a response way back in
#41. And when pushed it comes down to me not posting something to RF3 along the lines of:
'Dear Sir(s), I deem that to be a satisfactory answer. I can hereby confirm that I shall henceforth drop this line of enquiry and look elsewhere in order to hunt those dastardly nefarious members of the scum faction, yours sincerely, Mathilda'
Funny, but when people ask you your response based on an answer and your answer is that you liked a post because you didn't dislike it, it is reasonable to continue to push in that direction. You have yet this game to really fall under serious pressure, but you view yourself as a easy mislynch target.
I really can't believe I am having this conversation. I asked a question. It was answered. I did not see any reason to pursue it. What else can I say? The fact that you and Droog are trying to make this into something suspicious says far more about you two then it does about me
It is for this reason that I am suspicious that Droog may actually be scum in this game as opposed to playing
like
scum as he does in every game. He's actively trying to make other people look suspicious.
Also what scumhunting is, this is only bad when it is oppurtunistic, which I have yet to see a case for
And you're doing what Droog is doing. Actively trying to make someone look suspicious. See my previous point. Scumhunting is NOT about trying to make people look suspicious. The clue is in the name. Scum hunting is about finding out who is scum. Applying pressure and casting shade are two different things. If you don't understand that then well ... what can I say?
Egg. Please explain why you think Droog is not only town, but probably your top town read.