It is when it's your fucking girlfriends who you have spent very intimate time with claiming it.In post 1783, Reasonably Rational wrote:1.) You couldn't know Sappho were masons on day one. You could only know the claim. Belief is not the same as knowledge.
YOU don't understand what went down in there and even if you did get to see it (even unedited), you wouldn't get to see the rich history behind us. Is it unfair knowledge to possess? Perhaps. Maybe me having intimate knowledge of my girlfriends is an unfair advantage. Maybe because of how personally we know each other the moment we landed a five-person PT together we had a disproportionate advantage. You can argue that, sure, yeah. But that's how the dice were dealt.
Sappho played in a way we knew wasn't scum.
Sappho claimed a role we knew wasn't scum.
Sappho had the meta. The play. The interactions. The flavor. The roleclaim. To not be scum.
So damn straight I knew they were town. If you think it was cheating for girlfriends to be in the game with different slots, report it. (I mean we tend to avoid playing together in different slots for good reason. ) But it went beyond belief because I fucking know the people I am dating. Intimate knowledge, and I mean intimate in every sense of the word.
Yes. I was wrong. I am human I make mistakes I make imperfect judgement calls off of imperfect knowledge. With hindsight bias and total knowledge I can say I was mistaken to believe that masons + other conftown + mini = not possible. But I can ONLY say that with hindsight bias. At the time it was a reasonable call to make.3.) There was in fact an IC who could either confirm themselves to random people on even nights or simply just claim it and have it confirmed in thread. Not sure why that player wouldn't simply claim it but whatever. The point is that you're wrong in every thing you said in post #1753. You didn'tKNOWSappho were masons (and they weren't even masons at that point), and your speculation that there would be no IC was wrong.
You're also trying to have your cake and eat it too.
You can't both USE postgame knowledge (that there was conftown), while also DISCARDING postgame knowledge (that I was right to defend Sappho because they were in fact conftown).
I answer any question I can (some people come to me and ask things that I simply don't have the time/energy to answer) and I match the tone I am given.4.) Youfrequently to be this benevolent teacher who wants to help people, and then you ignore questions from people seeking help and make snide comments to and with your clique in site chat about those people.claim
When I am given a tone like yours fuck yeah I'm gonna be snide. I'm a mirror. I reflect what I see. (Try reading what you've written.) When I see youth and energy I am youthful and energetic. When I see people who look like they genuinely seek improvement, I give what I feel is genuine advice to help them improve. When I don't think someone is actually sincere in seeking improvement then my comments are going to be lamenting this and have a more bitter undertone to them.
You've been nothing but hostile to me when I've explained my stances. You've called me a liar, you've called me dishonest, you've called into question my sincerity, you've called into question my honesty, and you've refused to take the stance of me meaning what I say and being honest about what I say. I have integrity, and you are attacking me when you say I do not. So no fucking duh I'm a little bit hostile in response?
I mean I can be wrong because yeah, I'm human. I can misread things. Some people who seem to sincerely want to improve weren't; often there are people who sincerely want to improve and yet it doesn't look like they do. But that's something I am all too happy to apologize for. My first interaction with nancy started out reasonably hostile, but then we got into a conversation and it ended up great and I said I was sorry because I very much had good use for saying sorry. (At least I'm pretty sure I said sorry? If not I know I intended to. )
I mean don't get me wrong.For real. There couldn't actually be some reasonable critique or questioning of the goddess mastina, amirite?
I'd be the absolute first person to say, for instance, that
But I don't do that. Every time I tell a lie, I have a plan behind the lie. I have mapped out every possible gain and every possible loss that I could think of. And only after carefully weighing them, determining the gains outweighed the losses. I had nothing to lose by claiming mason this game. I had much to gain by claiming mason. That's how you tell a lie and have it be done right. But even there it's called a gambit because there's a chance of failure. My gambits this game didn't fail, nor were they ever likely to. Because they were calculated out with losses minimized as much as possible and gains maximized as much as possible.