Tbg is one of the ones tossing false accusations around so you can't rely on him. Accountant also becomes very suspect so you should probably readIn post 648, ɀefiend wrote:/time travel pause
Can someone who has been diligently reading the thread tell me if there is an exorbitant amount of misrepresentation and false accusations flying around between pages 8-26 so that I can ignore the most trivial ones and assume that someone logical (such as Accountant or TBG) has dismissed them already?
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OK we'll let the town decide what the definition of "association" is, then.In post 177, BlackStar wrote:
That's not an association. Any normal person would think it's weird that somebody was at L-2 on like the 3rd page. This game is pretty bad so far. You're all death tunneling a player who clearly seems inexperienced and acting like his mistakes can only be seen as the actions of scum.In post 151, ɀefiend wrote:@BlackStar
Several of your posts are giving me bad vibes.In post 87, BlackStar wrote:That wasn't really a defense. I just thought it was silly thatwe were rushing towards a lynch. I also think it's scummy that you're trying to force an association between me and him before he even gets lynched
When do you think it's appropriate to start trying to lynch someone?
There IS an association between you and MURDERCAT now. The nature of that association remains to be seen. Also, I believe that was the first time you actually called someone's actions as scummy. Yet, you aren't pushing or pursuing discourse with Dunnstral for his actions.
All you've said is that he gives you a bad feeling, and then outta nowhere, your vote on MURDERCAT is now serious.
Your progression in this game is all over the place. Stop "observing" and start scum-hunting, please.
Well at least you've provided a reason for your vote. However I probably need to keep reading to see if that reason is substantiated or not.I think Dunnstral is scum, so murdercat is probably town.
You said that I didn't "pursue discourse with Dunnstral". I wasn't even here so of course I didn't. Dunnstral is trying to tie me to murdercat just because I questioned why everyone was ready to lynch him so quickly. That's ridiculously weak and it's even worse that he's trying to do this before we even get a flip. Then he said my individual actions were scummy but doesn't give any examples of things I've said that he thinks are scummy. He's earned my vote
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In post 645, TehBrawlGuy wrote:@Chumba: While your contributions of "Welcome RachMarie" and Jackie Chan memes are top-notch, I would like to hear your opinions on Derek, Chilledtea, and Transcend.I don't have anything to put here because my normal signature is images. Weeeeee.-
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I already responded to you so why did you quote your question again?In post 652, TehBrawlGuy wrote:In post 645, TehBrawlGuy wrote:@Chumba: While your contributions of "Welcome RachMarie" and Jackie Chan memes are top-notch, I would like to hear your opinions on Derek, Chilledtea, and Transcend.FYI: Activity on weekends are usually minimal
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You are going to have to bring more to the table than that if you want to cast shade on my play. I'm interested, though, so I can have a reference point.In post 229, BlackStar wrote:
Seems like another opportunist looking for validation from the townIn post 227, Derek12 wrote:Blackstar, I noticed that despite quoting his initial argument against efiend, you haven't really given your thoughts on him. So thoughts?-
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2 are completely null and one is a marginal town lean. Basically they haven't said or done anything nearly as bad as you, accountant, and murderIn post 655, TehBrawlGuy wrote:I actually entirely missed that post.
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Transcend is not in my lynch pool. Chilledtea is in my lynchpool. BlackStar has to die.There's nothing that says that a fake can't beat the real thing.
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Qualitative experiences during RVS being used to argue that a certain alignment does something more than the other alignment during RVS isIn post 257, TehBrawlGuy wrote:
This is mafia. Quantifiable proof usually does not exist, and asking for it is fallacious. I qualitatively have noticed the same thing that mcat has, so it makes sense to me, and I don't really agree with him taking heat for it.In post 139, ɀefiend wrote:@TehBrawlGuy
When you and MURDERCAT make claims about RVS theory like this, it all translates to hogwash to me. Unless you or he can provide quantifiable proof of your hypothesis, the reasoning stands very much invalid. Breaking RVS does not serve as justification for voting with poor reasoning.In post 96, TehBrawlGuy wrote:...
I don't agree with the catwagon at all.I agree with his assessment that voting more in RVS is typically a play done by Scumwho intend to look active and helpful, and voting as such is a great way to break RVS. Hell, you could argue it did. ...
You claim that you like the fact that Accountant pushed MURDERCAT to get a wagon going. So why did you detract from the wagon's momentum by placing your vote elsewhere?literallyconfirmation bias. As an aside, there actuallyaresome quantifiable statistics about things regarding RVS, such as "are scum more likely to RVS their buddies than someone else?" and "is an RVS flashwagon more likely to be on town than mafia?" If I really wanted to make a point about one of these things during RVS I would go dig up these stats. Seeing as we're long past RVS and this argument we're having is probably not worth it and/or distracting from the game, I will just drop it.
I still think it was poor reasoning. Shiny junk is still junk. And that action is NAI for me, so we will just have to disagree on that point.Mcat's vote was not with poor reasoning. It is only marginally better than random voting, true, but on Page 2, it's the best we had. Casting the first serious vote in the game is a ProTown action and I view it favorably.
This makes logical sense, at least. Thank you for answering.Because I see the wagon as Town v. Town. I like that Accountant made a strong wagon. It generated a lot of content and helped start the day, but even though I like his methods, I disagree with his conclusion that mcat is Scum. Hence, my best play is to generate an opposing wagon on someone who Idothink is Scum.-
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vote chilledtea?In post 659, Accountant wrote:Transcend is not in my lynch pool. Chilledtea is in my lynchpool. BlackStar has to die.-
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I wouldn't mind, but I really want to get BlackStar. I'm not letting him squirm his way out of a lynch by self voting to look like a gamethrowing townie.In post 661, Dunnstral wrote:
vote chilledtea?In post 659, Accountant wrote:Transcend is not in my lynch pool. Chilledtea is in my lynchpool. BlackStar has to die.There's nothing that says that a fake can't beat the real thing.
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I am interested in talking about RVS theory, though. I agree dropping it now is the most sensible thing, but I would like to pick it up in the post-game if you don't mind.In post 660, ɀefiend wrote: Qualitative experiences during RVS being used to argue that a certain alignment does something more than the other alignment during RVS isliterallyconfirmation bias. As an aside, there actuallyaresome quantifiable statistics about things regarding RVS, such as "are scum more likely to RVS their buddies than someone else?" and "is an RVS flashwagon more likely to be on town than mafia?" If I really wanted to make a point about one of these things during RVS I would go dig up these stats. Seeing as we're long past RVS and this argument we're having is probably not worth it and/or distracting from the game, I will just drop it.I don't have anything to put here because my normal signature is images. Weeeeee.-
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Yeah I feel the same way.In post 663, TehBrawlGuy wrote:
I am interested in talking about RVS theory, though. I agree dropping it now is the most sensible thing, but I would like to pick it up in the post-game if you don't mind.In post 660, ɀefiend wrote: Qualitative experiences during RVS being used to argue that a certain alignment does something more than the other alignment during RVS isliterallyconfirmation bias. As an aside, there actuallyaresome quantifiable statistics about things regarding RVS, such as "are scum more likely to RVS their buddies than someone else?" and "is an RVS flashwagon more likely to be on town than mafia?" If I really wanted to make a point about one of these things during RVS I would go dig up these stats. Seeing as we're long past RVS and this argument we're having is probably not worth it and/or distracting from the game, I will just drop it.
I'm only on pg.13 btw
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Why is chilled scum? Reasons pleaseIn post 633, Dunnstral wrote:I'm not seeing why you think transcend is a good vote as I still have no read on them, I do want to move away from BlackStar for now though
VOTE: chilledtea until I'm convinced otherwise
Why?BlackStar wrote:UNVOTE:FYI: Activity on weekends are usually minimal
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In post 443, Dunnstral wrote:Obviously with 4 posts it's not a very strong read, just a feeling right now-
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As of Page 15, my thoughts on the whole Chumba vs. TBG:
This feels nitpicky. Not to mention it's followed by a pretty strong assumption.In post 308, Chumba wrote:
I find your unvote weird given black isn't voting you anymore.In post 243, Dunnstral wrote:UNVOTE: I'll decide where I want to put this again tomorrow, meanwhile I believe Murdercat is at L-3
I know there's a lot of people who haven't even gotten to read the thread and we're ~250 posts inI also don't like how you referenced how close murder is to a lynch. Just comes of as like you are about to make an opportunistic jump back to murder
This ethos appeal and sweeping generalization of experienced mafia players is bad.In post 319, Chumba wrote:The fact you have played on this site since 2011 and said the above really makes me doubt you are town. I can't imagine an experienced Mafia player would ever believe that
I also feel like this is nitpicky. Beliefs about defensiveness are not set in stone. They change based on context, which is clearly different between MCAT's defensiveness and BlackStar's.In post 321, Chumba wrote:
Sorry that doesn't work for me. I mean lets ignore you are wrong about defensiveness. If you actually believe what you said you would have explained it better at the time.In post 267, TehBrawlGuy wrote:I feel he's been mostly prompted into it as a result of how crazy aggressive Accountant has been and how many other people have been on him. The more aggressive people are being towards you, the more okay responding defensively is. Mcat's defensiveness is proportional to the aggression against him, BlackStar's is not. I also feel that he's had a less defensive tone than BlackStar in general, although that's obviously not as substantial.Going back now and saying his defensiveness was justified doesnt gel with your belief of defensive behavior.
Your cognitive dissonance is showing.In post 329, Chumba wrote:...Obviously I wasn't and wasting any more time is distracting me from finding his partners.
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Why would anyone consider the game solved when we don't even have a strong lead on 1 scum yet let alone the entire scum team....
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I don't like this post, at all.In post 411, Chumba wrote:
And this is where now I'm convinced you have to be scum. Asking questions is the single best way to know what people are thinking. It lets you directly interact with people which helps you know read them better and forces them to provide you a direct response. Scum's goal is to 1. Lie low and 2. Avoid giving concrete responses to things.In post 406, TehBrawlGuy wrote:I think this is one of the places where we fundamentally differ. You view posting questions towards everyone as helpful and I don't value it as much on its own.
If you se people avoiding questions or giving vague responses that's a red flag. A great example would be the questions I asked accountant. I felt his responses were kind of dodgy which is why my read on him changed.
How does TBG's view on questioning differing from your view convince you that he's scum?? You don't explain this at all. You just try to justify what TBG called you out on: rapid-fire questioning. Also, scum's goal is to appear town (but I'm sure you'll theory-dismiss me, too). TBG is correct in that asking tons of questions allows scum to appear busy without actually making any advances in solving the game.-
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I voted chilledtea because this is what I'm kind of feeling right now until I get convinced otherwise and I assumed other people would hop on the wagon as they've also kind of threw chilled in the scum pile, but I noticed almost slight resistance to putting chilledtea on the wagon, not from anyone in particular just in general-
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