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some thoughts before i go back to bed:
I hate day 1
Firebringer is town, at least that's my gut. I do find FB to be one of the hardest players for me to read on this site, but that's just me
leaning town on Shea, though I do disagree about not liking FB bringing Ali into the conversation. At the time, the only game open was ours and it's not like our teammates were busy with their own games. If anything, I kinda like FB/Ali's enthusiasm for getting Ali involved. Also it seems like FB's thought process has been wide open and well-explained.
Jury's still out on Dunn but I at least like the volume of content. good lord, that's not saying much at all, I really need to re-read this stuff in the morning.
Titus I like what she's been doing but I also know that I can't necessarily read her as easily as I can some other players. At least not on Day 1.
Kinda iffy on dragoneater, the whole "lol why is everyone townreading me" was kinda weird on page two when that wasn't a thing
I feel like fey kinda accidentally towntold in a way that wouldn't be intuitive to fake
I don't like the idea of massclaiming, at least not at the moment. I do agree with Fire that we should claim our Day 1 roles on Day 2 etc
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hey dragon
why is it you can respond to everyone but me?In post 239, kuribo wrote: Kinda iffy on dragoneater, the whole "lol why is everyone townreading me" was kinda weird on page two when that wasn't a thing
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I like your line of thinking here and honestly I find it fascinating that neither Titus nor Shea have addressed me despite both telling me before the start of Team Mafia that they were excited to play with meIn post 281, Dunnstral wrote: Titus is fence sitting really hard this game. She is capable of playing this worthlessly as town, but not with a team she has to look out for and with other players she respects.
This is me/Firebringer town and Titus faking reads on both to position herself where she needs to be. She is going out of her way to be middle of the road.
Thestatusquo is almost a scumread because he is asking Titus all these questions and trying to get answers when personality wise he should just be voting her right now to force an answer.
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I didn't say it's a "good point," I said I like the line of thinking. Dunn is making an attempt to sort you. There's a significant difference between what I said and what you interpreted it to be.In post 293, Thestatusquo wrote:
First of all how is it a good point when I AM in fact voting titus and have been almost literally the whole game. LLD's whole point is based on a false premise which makes me wonder if she's in fact reading this game at all. This is why I am incredibly dubious of "my tm says this my tm says that"In post 284, kuribo wrote:
I like your line of thinking here and honestly I find it fascinating that neither Titus nor Shea have addressed me despite both telling me before the start of Team Mafia that they were excited to play with meIn post 281, Dunnstral wrote: Titus is fence sitting really hard this game. She is capable of playing this worthlessly as town, but not with a team she has to look out for and with other players she respects.
This is me/Firebringer town and Titus faking reads on both to position herself where she needs to be. She is going out of her way to be middle of the road.
Thestatusquo is almost a scumread because he is asking Titus all these questions and trying to get answers when personality wise he should just be voting her right now to force an answer.
I think I still TR Shea but that's probably because I disproportionately view effort as town
Second of all what have you done or said so far that you feel I should have been itching to address? I posted yesterday before you had done anything and I have posted like one inconsequential thing today.
Your second question is fair and I retract my fascination toward you in that regard.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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RP is so far the opposite of tryhard
If you called FB's roleplay fluff, I'd be on board for that, even if I see it as NAI
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I mean there's not much more to read, my main thing is that you meticulously go through responding to people and then don't even question me calling you iffy or wanting to know why I feel that wayIn post 348, DragonEater70 wrote:I really like most of your takes here, especially on Titus. Willing to vote here actually. And you get bonus town points.
VOTE: Titus
I honestly somehow missed your post completely? I am gonna read it in a few minutes, but I have to say I don't really understand what kind of response you looking for? You haven't really asked me a question.In post 283, kuribo wrote: hey dragon
why is it you can respond to everyone but me?In post 239, kuribo wrote: Kinda iffy on dragoneater, the whole "lol why is everyone townreading me" was kinda weird on page two when that wasn't a thing
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Ugh god I really don't like dragon's response there
vote: Dragon
Not to reiterate the things that Shea just said, but I do agree with him on this. You never once questioned four people calling you town seemingly with no good reason. And then calling yourself limbait, ehhhhhhh
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Other people calling you limbait is not mutually exclusive to you using that as an excuse for your actions / an attempt to minimize any votes against you.In post 483, DragonEater70 wrote:
Read my completed games - I've been called limbait several times on D1, different games.In post 381, kuribo wrote: Ugh god I really don't like dragon's response there
vote: Dragon
Not to reiterate the things that Shea just said, but I do agree with him on this. You never once questioned four people calling you town seemingly with no good reason. And then calling yourself limbait, ehhhhhhh
Just feels like a way to preliminary poo-poo a wagon on you
And for that matter, only after being repeatedly called out for it have you finally decided to analyze the people who were calling you town at an extremely early point in the game.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I don't think Pink is nearly as scummy as he was in the game we played together a few weeks back, which is really saying something because PB was a third party that game and I let the rest of the town talk me out of pushing him day 1.
This game is weird, Mala and I both feel there's this bizarre vibe in this game where it seems like people are sidestepping me like some of y'all just don't want the smoke and hassle of arguing with me on day 1. This isn't necessarily directed at anyone in particular, more of a "general feel" of the game.
Right, so one thing to keep in mind is that if you, say, get a neighbor role with someone else and you both actually get the role, then you're essentially masons because you're confirmed town to one another.In post 516, Feysal wrote: In this game, scum do not have fake claims. They get real roles assigned to them from the same pool as town every morning. It says here that the roles are not granted to them though, and that left it ambiguous in my mind whether they would even be told what they were. I could just about imagine a game where scum would need to keep track of which roles town had claimed during previous days, maybe even making up a fake claim and pretending it had been assigned to a dead player on the days they did not claim it themselves. Getting ahead of that might have been beneficial, but as already stated, it does not work.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I'm also trying to shake that feeling because it's not like I've been in town this weekend anyway. Idk. Day one is generally dogshit for me.In post 572, kuribo wrote: This game is weird, Mala and I both feel there's this bizarre vibe in this game where it seems like people are sidestepping me like some of y'all just don't want the smoke and hassle of arguing with me on day 1. This isn't necessarily directed at anyone in particular, more of a "general feel" of the game.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I do have at least one super secret scum read that I'm not willing to jump into on day one anyway just because holy shit it's not worth the hassle of trying to make fetch happen this early. Some people are just hard / annoying to elim, esp on day 1, so I get it. Esp since I recognize that people see me the same way.
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been there, done that, you held up good even though I was right and you weren't town lolIn post 575, Pink Ball wrote:
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I mean, I was right for the wrong reasons anyway.In post 578, Pink Ball wrote: To be fair, I was trying to be scummier than I usually am to avoid getting night killed in that game
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Eh, I meant more along the lines of I'm a pain in the ass to argue with and I used to be... ummm, let's say really really toxic. I haven't been elim'd as town in over ten years now, so it's def a pain in the ass for scum to try and push me altogether. I don't play that way anymore, but you know how reputations go.In post 579, Black wrote:
Are you someone the wolves should be afraid of?In post 572, kuribo wrote: This game is weird, Mala and I both feel there's this bizarre vibe in this game where it seems like people are sidestepping me like some of y'all just don't want the smoke and hassle of arguing with me on day 1. This isn't necessarily directed at anyone in particular, more of a "general feel" of the game.
I'll ISO you here in a little and engage with you
I did have a streak of a number of games a few years back where I tunneled on scum day one, but I'm also rusty. The last game I played, (the first in over a year, and my first non-hydra game in like, two or three) the one I mentioned to Pink just now, my reads were... I don't wanna say *bad*, but they were just left of center. But I got NK'd anyway, mostly because of the massclaim and the fact that I was a doctor.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Sell it to meIn post 583, Pink Ball wrote:
Probably KlickIn post 581, kuribo wrote:
I mean, I was right for the wrong reasons anyway.In post 578, Pink Ball wrote: To be fair, I was trying to be scummier than I usually am to avoid getting night killed in that game
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I must have missed it, give me a sec and I'll find itIn post 593, Thestatusquo wrote:
I asked you a direct question about dragon that you haven't responded to.In post 572, kuribo wrote: I don't think Pink is nearly as scummy as he was in the game we played together a few weeks back, which is really saying something because PB was a third party that game and I let the rest of the town talk me out of pushing him day 1.
This game is weird, Mala and I both feel there's this bizarre vibe in this game where it seems like people are sidestepping me like some of y'all just don't want the smoke and hassle of arguing with me on day 1. This isn't necessarily directed at anyone in particular, more of a "general feel" of the game.
Right, so one thing to keep in mind is that if you, say, get a neighbor role with someone else and you both actually get the role, then you're essentially masons because you're confirmed town to one another.In post 516, Feysal wrote: In this game, scum do not have fake claims. They get real roles assigned to them from the same pool as town every morning. It says here that the roles are not granted to them though, and that left it ambiguous in my mind whether they would even be told what they were. I could just about imagine a game where scum would need to keep track of which roles town had claimed during previous days, maybe even making up a fake claim and pretending it had been assigned to a dead player on the days they did not claim it themselves. Getting ahead of that might have been beneficial, but as already stated, it does not work.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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This? I don't see this as a question at all?In post 512, Thestatusquo wrote:
I kinda liked that reaction from dragon tbh. It felt idk pretty genuine to like see my post not as an attack but rather as a suggestion and start down the path of looking through klicks posts.In post 504, kuribo wrote:
Other people calling you limbait is not mutually exclusive to you using that as an excuse for your actions / an attempt to minimize any votes against you.In post 483, DragonEater70 wrote:
Read my completed games - I've been called limbait several times on D1, different games.In post 381, kuribo wrote: Ugh god I really don't like dragon's response there
vote: Dragon
Not to reiterate the things that Shea just said, but I do agree with him on this. You never once questioned four people calling you town seemingly with no good reason. And then calling yourself limbait, ehhhhhhh
Just feels like a way to preliminary poo-poo a wagon on you
And for that matter, only after being repeatedly called out for it have you finally decided to analyze the people who were calling you town at an extremely early point in the game.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Oh, here it is.In post 522, Thestatusquo wrote: FAs takes all feel...uh. Bad. Extremely bad.
If someone who is sus of dragoneater could tell me why they think the interaction with me was more likely to come from scum I'd appreciate it. FA and Kuribo both expressed this view I think.
More like to come from scum than town is kind of a loaded way of saying it. I'd say that my gut tells me in this case it's worth pursuing whether it does come from scum or town. It's a jumping off point.
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And the first post, the one where you "directly disagreed," the one that I quoted, I just didn't see it as something that needed responding to. Like, you and I don't see it the same way and that's fine. I saw your post more as you explaining your mindset in the matter.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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As I said, at the time I didn't see it as something you wanted a response to, I just figured you were throwing in your two cents. You do that a lot. And I don't say that as a criticism, you've mentioned yourself in this game that it's part of your style to comment on the goingson around you. I think that's fine that you do that. But you do have to understand that when you have dozens and dozens of posts, yes, there will be instances where people just figure you're offering commentary / putting your view on the record rather than asking for further input. What I'm saying is that if you do have direct questions, I'm not the brightest guy, it helps to be direct.In post 602, Thestatusquo wrote: This one too. I'm interested in poking your dragon read because you seem to be reacting to things exactly opposite of me.
My scumread on Dragon isn't super strong. I even have a stronger scumread that, like I mention, just isn't worth pushing today. Interacting with Dragon for what I saw as "oh shit, yeah, I should have questioned why people called me town on page 2 instead of just bragging about it" is as good a jump-in point as any for me. Because that's ultimately how I saw his action in that. It was a retcon. An attempt to fix an oversight. Perhaps from inexperienced scum, perhaps from town who didn't realize that it can be indicative of buddying. My job here is to figure out which, and coming at Dragon for it is the best way I know how to do that.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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You might be on to something, lemme think about thisIn post 606, Pink Ball wrote: It's more of a strategical use of a vig rather than an actual scumread, but three main points on why Klick is the strategical good shot:
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Klick also was one of the people that called Dragon town early and agreed with GiF calling me town as well at a point when I hadn't really done much
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Both can be true though, Klick can find it easier to townhunt than to scumhunt, and Klick can be scum buddying up to others. Or even to his own buddies.In post 613, Black wrote:
Are we buying Klick's explanation that it's much easier for him to find town than scum?In post 609, kuribo wrote: Klick also was one of the people that called Dragon town early and agreed with GiF calling me town as well at a point when I hadn't really done much
@Pink Ball: Almost feels like Klick is trying to build an empire here
His town reads have little to no explanation or reasoning. Which is fine if it's "well, it's gut," because I play by gut a lot too. Hell, I've voted people just because I had DREAMS that they were scum. The problem though is that when you don't offer an explanation, it makes it a hundred times easier to just change that read later. Even platitudes about tone or activity level are better than nothing in my estimation, because scum doesn't have a legit reason to vote town. They only have illegitimate reasons, which makes not giving a reason at all kinda sus to me. Once or twice, esp during RVS, hey that's fine, but later? Ehhhhhh.
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I dunno, I guess it's just a general vibe that Mala and I were both getting, esp yesterday. Well, more like I suggested that in the discord and she agreed with me. In hindsight, it's possible I misread the situation that could just as easily be explained by the game having a lot of active posters and starting on the weekend where I was less active myself. I'm still learning not to just jump into games and start screaming at people and getting banned for it. It's been quite an adjustment lolIn post 615, Thestatusquo wrote:
I think its a reasonable approach to my slot but I think its a weird view to hold while simultaneously saying people arent engaging with you.In post 607, kuribo wrote:
As I said, at the time I didn't see it as something you wanted a response to, I just figured you were throwing in your two cents. You do that a lot. And I don't say that as a criticism, you've mentioned yourself in this game that it's part of your style to comment on the goingson around you. I think that's fine that you do that. But you do have to understand that when you have dozens and dozens of posts, yes, there will be instances where people just figure you're offering commentary / putting your view on the record rather than asking for further input. What I'm saying is that if you do have direct questions, I'm not the brightest guy, it helps to be direct.In post 602, Thestatusquo wrote: This one too. I'm interested in poking your dragon read because you seem to be reacting to things exactly opposite of me.
My scumread on Dragon isn't super strong. I even have a stronger scumread that, like I mention, just isn't worth pushing today. Interacting with Dragon for what I saw as "oh shit, yeah, I should have questioned why people called me town on page 2 instead of just bragging about it" is as good a jump-in point as any for me. Because that's ultimately how I saw his action in that. It was a retcon. An attempt to fix an oversight. Perhaps from inexperienced scum, perhaps from town who didn't realize that it can be indicative of buddying. My job here is to figure out which, and coming at Dragon for it is the best way I know how to do that.
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As I said, it's a jumping off point: ie, I'm still trying to figure out if his reaction to your pressure felt genuine to me.In post 621, Thestatusquo wrote: I'm still interested in your answer to the question did dragons reaction to my pressure not feel genuine to you? Like there's a lot of ways to react to 'you don't seem interested in interrogating the easy town reads on you.'
Saying 'Oh, I didn't even think of that!' and then doing it seems like...incredibly on the nose if you're scum, no?
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thanks but I've found that playing that way is incredibly stressful for me and not good for my mental healthIn post 622, Thestatusquo wrote: if you want to scream at me I won't report you.
Just for old times sakes.
and besides I'm in a better place in life anyway than I was in 2012 during the heyday of "FUCK YOU I'LL RIP YOUR FUCKING SOUL OUT AND WIPE MY ASS WITH IT AND PUT IT BACK IN YOU 1V1 ME RIGHT NOW YOU PIG FUCKING IDIOT" etcJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I guess we're going to have to agree to disagree on that one. I maintain that it's possible, but the trick is figuring out if it happened.In post 629, Thestatusquo wrote: I think my whole point is it doesnt seem like something inexperienced scum would do.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Because I'm not being evasive. I've explained quite clearly that I feel "Oh, there's no way inexperienced scum would do that" is a logical fallacy. I don't know how I could be any LESS evasive about that. It's a possibility I'm willing to explore and that you aren't. That's not evasive in the least.In post 636, Thestatusquo wrote: Your answer feels sort of evasive to me though and I don't understand why you would be evasive about this?Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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nah, I feel fairly confident at the moment that you're townIn post 641, Firebringer wrote:
I don't think this is about me, but i hope it is.In post 576, kuribo wrote: I do have at least one super secret scum read that I'm not willing to jump into on day one anyway just because holy shit it's not worth the hassle of trying to make fetch happen this early. Some people are just hard / annoying to elim, esp on day 1, so I get it. Esp since I recognize that people see me the same way.
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I don't remember if I got banned or warned, but the number of games where I got banned or warned is unfortunately high enough that they blur together.In post 650, Firebringer wrote: Maybe i wouldn't NK though cause a 1v1 between me and Kuribo might be something scum me finds appealing. Not sure cause i think last time we got into a 1v1 Kuribo got banned...i think that was last team mafia. Kuribo correct me on this if im wrong, i think you did get a ban but my memory is shit.
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I'm really not reading any of this shit about multiball
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From each other?In post 763, Thestatusquo wrote:
different team name and color from what, exactly?In post 762, kuribo wrote: I'm really not reading any of this shit about multiball
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ie, in Weather Mafia II, when you flipped blue scum, your role was listed as (whatever) Mafia in blue, as opposed to red
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No, but I do assume that in probably like 95% of games that a singular mafia team will flip with a red role name, even in theme games which is what I play exclusively
Names are iffier depending on the theme
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My to-do list for today involves going over the TSQ / Black interactions as well as reading the stuff I've skimmed over in regards to Drixx
At the time I really liked Titus' investigative tone. Early game is tough and it didn't seem like she was setting up the pins, so to speak, rather that she was trying to figure out the ongoing game state. That said, I kinda go back and forth on Titus in my head at various points. I do know that if she's town and she has her head in the game, she will mercilessly corner and attack her scumreads. But I also recognize internally that I've never been able to read Titus very well. There are certain styles of play that I struggle somewhat with sorting (TSQ's is another, though I do believe he's town here) so I'm trying to adjust to that.In post 1142, Frozen Angel wrote: what you like about what titus been doing btw there?
I just don't see it that way at all, if anything I see Firebringer's early posting as more town, not less.In post 1142, Frozen Angel wrote: My point wasn't about him "try harding to sort the game" It was about try harding to post stuff. It felt like he senses an obligation to post a lot of stuff (including his RP stuff and the vote he did and he cased hard but was not about much to begin with) at that stage of game.
It makes sense, but I just don't think it happened. At that stage in the game, he could very easily have just done nothing at all. Fluff in the RVS stage is NAI to me. There's not really a scummy benefit to it because people tend to just wash over RVS posts anyway. It's easy to say in hindsight that the "RVS window was closing," but in the moment that RVS is happening, it's not always as easy to recognize that it's over until it's actually over. Does that make sense?In post 1142, Frozen Angel wrote: why did he feel the need to do this when RVS window was closing and he was one of people who was doing it? I feel like dunn didn't really like how FB rp'ed in this when FB was just horseplaying with no intentions which cause the clash they had later on. so yeah by that word I didn't mean FB was being serious. I just mean FB was doing a lot of random stuff just for sake of doing them. if it makes more sense.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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@TSQ: Forgive me if you've addressed this and I've missed it, but:
You've tried to sell me on DragonEater as town. If he's town then someone on his wagon must be scum, right? At least one, if not several? Who's the scum on his wagon and why?
You've also asserted that you think it would be "too on-the-nose" for scumdragon to say, "Oh, right, I should have questioned that, lemme put in appearances right now." Keeping in mind that if he's scum he may be receiving coaching from 4 or 5 (or even 6 but for fucks sake let's not get back into setup spec) people, (Team Mafia teammates + a scumteam) does that change your opinion? Jeez, that's way too many parentheses for one sentence, lemme go find me an editor on fiverr or something. Okay, but anyway, what I'm asking you is if you feel that he WOULD be encouraged to try and paint someone as scum among the "hey thanks for townreading me everyone!" group. And yes, I know you go so far as to say "Well, find me one example of it ever happening," but I think that's an easy thing to say when you know as well as I do that there have been hundreds of hundreds of newbies pass through this site and a couple of thousand games at this point, and ain't nobody combing through all of that to find it. I'd be willing to bet that it almost certainly has happened on at least a couple of occasions. You could just as easily say things like "Show me one example of scum counter-claiming masons with their own buddy," or "Show me one example of a townie claiming to be a mason with a random player." I've seen both of those things happen. (Okay fine, in both cases DGB and I were the catalysts but I digress) The situation I'm proposing with Dragon is FAR more plausible than either of those situations that absolutely occurred.
You can't really argue that it would be "too on the nose" to do that for a newbie because while that may be your intuition, people do not always take the best course of action, nor do they always act rationally. Was he coached to respond the way he did? Did he just do it without realizing it was on the nose? Was he just not thinking at all because he panicked? I read you as town, Shea (mostly anyway, your playstyle is another that I struggle with getting a read on), and while I value your opinion here, I simply think you're incorrect and I find it hard to believe that you haven't considered the alternative that... y'know, maybe he just didn't realize how "on the nose" it would be.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Oh I meant to respond to this tooIn post 1142, Frozen Angel wrote: you should just say what you think. It might get lost in thread for now if people don't wanna support it but its something town can trace back to in later days based on flips and info.
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I always got around this by just working myself into a raw frenzy for real. That's why I hated when people would accuse me of "fake rage." Fake rage isn't a thing that usually happens, and it was never artificial with me. My *motivations* were sometimes illegitimate, but I would definitely crank myself up to eleven until I got to the point I couldn't return. Like I'd be full of shit about something, hand shaking while I screamed at somebody, then I'd be in the scum PT telling Katsuki how I was so pissed off I just wanted to replace out. Like, it didn't matter that the *initial* reason for the irritation wasn't town, I'd open up the floodgate and it'd just be thunderdome from there. And then there'd be the other times where it was personal fury instead of "lol kuribo mad" anger, which as mastina once pointed out were two very different things, the latter being cartoonish and comical, the former being an ugly toxic thing that made everyone uncomfortable.In post 1249, Thestatusquo wrote: Part of the distinction to me is that caught scum emotion DOES frequently feel fake to me. In the sense that they know they are bad so everything is filtered through that lens. Even if a scum player is legitimately frustrated by being "caught for the wrong reasons" as people say there is always that in the background.
For what its worth I tend to think caught for the wrong reasons is kind of a bullshit thing in general.
In my experience town gets just as mad if not more mad when they are being scum read for reasons they think are illegitimate than scum does and in fact it happens more often because town is way more prone to think people scum reading them is illegitimate because they know they're town.
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Frankly, I think that FA's outburst is largely justified at the very least in her own mind. I'd be pissed if I put a bunch of work into ISO'ing people and trying to catch up and sort the game state, and then having it brushed away as "souless." Okay, and don't get me wrong, if that's your opinion then it's your opinion. I disagree, I feel like the ISOs especially at the very least had conclusions that you could draw from her thought process. This isn't even a comment on the effort of putting together the ISOs: The thoughts and the reads she's drawn from them are right there on the page.
Are they legitimate conclusions? Perhaps, perhaps not. But it's definitely not soulless.
So from her perspective, she's trying, she just put a bunch of effort into reading and probably re-reading a handful of players, and then Klick comes along and votes her because... it felt soulless? That's just such a bizarre characterization of an activity that I saw as the complete opposite.
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That's not a good thing and I'm really trying to learn without screeching threats into threads until my nose bleedsIn post 1271, Thestatusquo wrote:
I think you're better at rage than most people.In post 1269, kuribo wrote:
I always got around this by just working myself into a raw frenzy for real. That's why I hated when people would accuse me of "fake rage." Fake rage isn't a thing that usually happens, and it was never artificial with me. My *motivations* were sometimes illegitimate, but I would definitely crank myself up to eleven until I got to the point I couldn't return. Like I'd be full of shit about something, hand shaking while I screamed at somebody, then I'd be in the scum PT telling Katsuki how I was so pissed off I just wanted to replace out. Like, it didn't matter that the *initial* reason for the irritation wasn't town, I'd open up the floodgate and it'd just be thunderdome from there. And then there'd be the other times where it was personal fury instead of "lol kuribo mad" anger, which as mastina once pointed out were two very different things, the latter being cartoonish and comical, the former being an ugly toxic thing that made everyone uncomfortable.In post 1249, Thestatusquo wrote: Part of the distinction to me is that caught scum emotion DOES frequently feel fake to me. In the sense that they know they are bad so everything is filtered through that lens. Even if a scum player is legitimately frustrated by being "caught for the wrong reasons" as people say there is always that in the background.
For what its worth I tend to think caught for the wrong reasons is kind of a bullshit thing in general.
In my experience town gets just as mad if not more mad when they are being scum read for reasons they think are illegitimate than scum does and in fact it happens more often because town is way more prone to think people scum reading them is illegitimate because they know they're town.
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This isn't addressed to me, but I'm gonna respond anyway just to head it off the past in the light of my last couple posts:In post 1280, Klick wrote: If your conclusion is 'FA is town for showing genuine-looking emotion', then yes that's something that I'm interested in discrediting.
If it's not, then I'm not sure what is.
The genuine emotion isn't what makes it town to me. The reasoning and thought process behind that emotion is what makes it town. You made what she felt like was an unfair characterization of her playstyle, and frankly I agree. There *are* conclusions drawn throughout her ISO, and especially in her re-reads. If you think that her conclusions are wrong or scum-motivated then that's fine. But to characterize it as soulless is just outright incorrect.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Do you still need more time about who the scum are on DE's wagon or?In post 1158, Thestatusquo wrote: I owe kuribo a response too.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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At least you're honestIn post 1401, Thestatusquo wrote:
I'm working, I have time for brief pop ins but not to write a dedicated post.In post 1399, kuribo wrote:
Do you still need more time about who the scum are on DE's wagon or?In post 1158, Thestatusquo wrote: I owe kuribo a response too.
I'm bowling tonight so earliest I can get to it would be like 11-12 central.
I was hoping you'd just forget and I could do it tomorrow tbh.
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I've come to the conclusion that TM's pissing contests this year are my punishment from the mafia gods for fifteen years worth of making everyone else sit through my pissing contests
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It's not dismissive at all and it's more a commentary of several other pissing contests I'm currently having to read through so that I'm up to date on the games of my teammatesIn post 1414, Black wrote:In post 1412, kuribo wrote: I've come to the conclusion that TM's pissing contests this year are my punishment from the mafia gods for fifteen years worth of making everyone else sit through my pissing contests
Anyway I'm gonna post a full reads list tonight
This feels kinda dismissive of the 1v1. I don't think any part of that exchange involved who's better and I think I brought up some valid points here
What are your thoughts on PB?
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Ohhhh if that's the case then my badJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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@TSQ- thank you for your response. No, I don't believe I would coach someone to respond the way he did. My asking that was my attempt to come at my perception from all angles and I wanted your input. Firstly because I do lean town on you, second because I consider your play style more viable than my own at certain stages. I knew that if I could get your perspective and if I can trust you (remains to be seen how completely, but for the moment) then maybe I'd see if I'm tunneling on something stupid.
Re wagonomics: I don't believe in them either, at least to the extent that some do. Although I have been a part of scum teams where we intentionally manipulated the vote counts and even manipulated interactions with other players to set up false associative tells. The main one that came to mind was Gay Mafia 1, where DGB, DeltaWave, Katsuki, and myself made a concerted effort to vote in a bloc and never vote one another no matter what. I mean, we lost, but it still happened. I digress though.
You acknowledging that you're willing to accept that his wagon could be 100% town is an assertion that leans me further toward you being town. You've appeased me for now in regards to dragon
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You keep your new fangled forums voodoo out of this consarnitIn post 1462, Thestatusquo wrote: bro use the vote tags lmao
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Before I start posting this evening, I just want to let everyone know that my upper respiratory whatever has caught up with me and they sent me home from work early. I've barely slept in three days, I'm sore, I'm tired, I'm vomiting, and I have no patience for foolishness. So if any of you say "oh hey there's kuribo lemme just drag him into some foolishness," I'd politely ask you not to. None of us really want my brand of foolishness mixing in with the general foolishness mass. So no foolishness. Also no shenanigans.
So my promised thoughts on Pink Ball:
I've been leaning town on Pink Ball for quite some time. It's not a super super strong lean, I do have other stronger leans. Pink Ball's posting in this game have a more free and easy tone than what I experienced with PB when he was third party. It does seem like PB is trying to figure the game out and poke at the leads where he feels he's found them. I'm also a bit partial to the poking PB did on Klick.
Thing about PB is that my town lean is a lot of gut. Okay, I get it, people don't like to hear that, but I do play on gut and general vibe I get from people. Especially considering I've removed the whole "HEY YOU IGNEOUS IDIOT 1V1 ME" toxicity from my arsenal. And I mean, that's an adjustment for me because watching how people react to that kind of relentless mania was like... my entire style. That and OMGUS.
So also, I do like PB's #1122, even if I don't agree with a lot of the reads. Disagreeing with me on reads doesn't make someone scum as long as I can understand there's a basis or a progression. Or if you've conjured an ancient entity to reveal the secrets of the game to you, that also works for me.
More recently, I'm considering PB's interactions with Black and later Dunn to be town-motivated. Of the three, I kinda feel like PB came out looking the towniest of them. The DragonEater case is interesting on the surface and seems well-thought out. I'm still not super thrilled on Dragon's slot, even if I'm willing to give it some breathing room thanks to Shea, so I appreciated PB explaining his mindset toward the slot.
Finally, one thing about reading emotional interactions is that you can often pick up associative tells between players, even on day 1. Not like, rock-solid stuff, but more things to keep note of if one person later flips scum. You may disagree with me on that, but I've done it before and I've been spot on many times. These are mainly hypothetical and they're mostly for my own thought process to keep in mind, so I guess it's hard to explain. Like, I can be town reading someone and say to myself, "Well, if I'm wrong and they're scum, their buddies probably aren't within X or Y, but maybe Z or W." With that in mind, I feel moderately confident that IF either PB or Black is scum, they're not buddies together. Dunn is kind of a wild card here and if either PB or Black flipped scum I'd have to re-evaluate the entire exchange along with Dunn's interjection. There are a couple of other associative pairings / non-pairings that I've picked up on and I'll get into those a bit more as well.
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Heads up I'm on VLA while I sort out this respiratory shit
I keep trying to come back to the thread and read up on the stuff I wanna read up on and articulate my thoughts and it's all just a haze rn
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I'll fight to the death for Ircher, we're not doing IrcherJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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Then read between the lines, Ircher is townIn post 1772, Thestatusquo wrote:
Kind of scary comment from someone who is having medical issues. O.OIn post 1769, kuribo wrote: I'll fight to the death for Ircher, we're not doing Ircher
Please do not fight to the literal death.Join me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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then come at me, we can do this if you wantIn post 1773, Save The Dragons wrote: i think some of kuribo's content is pretty NAI and he got tr for it
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kUriBo fEeLs dIfFeReNTIn post 1776, Save The Dragons wrote: kuribo just feels a little different from the anything upick where he was obvtown is my biggest problem
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like, let's not split hairs, I'm STILL not for shenanigans or bullshit
I've been working 70 hours a week with a nasty respiratory infection, literally got sent home from work because I had a meltdown and can't stop coughing, the only thing getting me through my shifts is shitty cough syrup
I barely have the energy to do my laundry and I gotta drag myself to work despite the fact that one of my patients has spit directly in my FACE on two occasions this week and I'm coughing so relentlessly that I have a hospice patient who keeps asking me am I okay
so come on STD, tell me how I "feel different" because this, this right here is exactly the shenanigansJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I'm fucking telling you read between the linesIn post 1786, Thestatusquo wrote: I am interested in why because to me I didn't love snakes content while he was here and he had like 20 posts and I struggle to see what Ircher has done that is readable at all.
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Alright buddy, here's your contentIn post 1789, Save The Dragons wrote: i want more content from you to determine your alignment is all because in the pick game you were easy to spot as town and here you're not\
i'm not saying you're 100% scum based on my feels man
Pretend I have a gun pointed at your head right now, tell me where you'd tell me to point it instead
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sell me on it because every god damn time I try to go back and read the stuff I've skimmed I just come across another slapfight or a mass of words that don't make sense to my brainIn post 1795, Save The Dragons wrote:
i think it's pretty obvious i'd do drixxIn post 1792, kuribo wrote:
Alright buddy, here's your contentIn post 1789, Save The Dragons wrote: i want more content from you to determine your alignment is all because in the pick game you were easy to spot as town and here you're not\
i'm not saying you're 100% scum based on my feels man
Pretend I have a gun pointed at your head right now, tell me where you'd tell me to point it instead
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Someone townreading Klick tell me why that slot's townJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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I'M LITERALLY VOTING GIFIn post 1808, Titus wrote:
Obvious solving.In post 1806, kuribo wrote: Someone townreading Klick tell me why that slot's town
Why won't you vote GiF? Why are you trying to start a fresh wagon?
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like, do you really think the guy is gonna feel pressured to post on his birthday
do you wanna just like, halt discussion while people who ARE ALREADY VOTING FOR HIM just sit around waiting for him to not be having his birthdayJoin me on my quest to play every NES game! Some of them are awful.
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