Is that StarCraft II? No, I've never played it.In post 6, LicketyQuickety wrote:@frog, you ever play at SC2?
Gold was better.
Is that StarCraft II? No, I've never played it.In post 6, LicketyQuickety wrote:@frog, you ever play at SC2?
I think you're overstating the case here. It's Day 1 in a Newbie, so it to be expected that the IC is prominent in some way or other. What Thor is doing, independent of whether GreenNope is scum, is educating in RVS and when to vote. For what it's worth, I don't read GreenNope as scum.In post 31, LicketyQuickety wrote:Thor is already taking the lead in this game. I expected this, but didn't expect Thor to be so strong against a single person. Don't know that I like that as it can choke the content people might offer and possibly create a dynamic where no one thinks except Thor and the rest of Town doesn't know what to do so they just follow what seems easy. That said, its still really early in the game.
This is true, but why does that relate at all to beginning a wagon on somebody?In post 44, GreenNope wrote:This is simple:In post 43, Thor665 wrote:For clarity - since I had to quest for the answer.In post 42, GreenNope wrote:I believe it is no longer the best idea.
Okay, now that we have established that voting early isn't an issue.
Can you explain again why me being intentionally the second vote on someone makes me more likely to be scum?
Scum knows who scum, therefore, they know who is not.
Nothing you've said here is wrong, but I'm wondering if you can't think of any other explanations for hesitancy and confusion on the first page of a Newbie game?Scumhunting is taking an offensive mindset. You're trying to find scum, actively. If you find a tell you believe in, brushing it off as a coincidence makes me think you don't really care who gets lynched as long as you look like you're scumhunting. Also, his reasoning didn't seem thought-out -- look at the first post and tell me how he got from that to the other conclusion and why the concept of voting for a reason had to be explained to him -- which further supports my conclusion.
I am not aware of any towny reason not to vote over a suspicion early on in the game; it generates more conflict, which in turn means more to read off of. It's scummy to shy away from conflict imo.
I view his inconsistency as stemming fundamentally from an unfamiliarity with how mafia is played on this site. The points raised against him by Thor and Dewy I find to be quite a stretch, sometimes bordering on misrepresentation. I could elaborate, but it would do us more good to hear more from GreenNope himself.In post 63, Impoetic wrote:In other words, it could be town, but what makes you think it's more likely or equally as likely to be so?
Sorry for the double-post.
You asked that question to PkmSilver, not LicketyQuickety.In post 64, Thor665 wrote:@LQ - why are you answering a question I asked GreenNope while not actually answering the question I did ask you?
I'll repeat the question to you - Do you have any reads currently?
Would you mind explaining this? In particular, do you agree or disagree with the following:In post 69, LicketyQuickety wrote:didn't like the bold, didn't like that Thor neither confirmed nor denied that statement.
Several things, really; by challenging the wagon I thought I'd see who was on it by genuine conviction and who was just trying to get towncred by adding pressure to an ostensibly scummy slot without contributing anything of their own. On the off chance that GreenNope becomes today's lynch and flips town, a few alternative points here and there prevents the mafia from furthering the line 'they were too scummy to be scum' on Day 2, which would be counter-productive for our understanding of what had happened.In post 76, Dewy wrote:What were you hoping to do?
We're going to be disagreeing with each other for the rest of this game, I think. I find new players to be the most erratic precisely for the reasons you have given; they are coming with a diversity of levels of knowledge, personalities, and playstyles, some influenced by playing mafia IRL or on other websites, such that any attempt to create a universal scumtell for them is inevitably frustrated.In post 77, LicketyQuickety wrote: They are just trying to figure out this bran new game that they prolly don't have much experience playing and I think that isexactlywhat is going on with GN. Newbs are absolutely the easier people to read. I will adamantly disagree with anyone who thinks they are not.
Nowhere in the comment you're referring to is a vote mentioned, neither did I say that he wasIn post 81, LicketyQuickety wrote:Yeah, didn't see point 7. Its why I have a Scummy meta and as such why I play a lot of Newbie games. Do it for the practice. My problem with what you said is that you made a point of saying that Thor was not voting someone who he was pushing specifically for the purpose of educating newbs.. by that logic, everything Thor does or does not do is educating the newbs which would make your comment that Thor was specifically not voting someone he was pushing to teach newbs something, something Thor never actually said he was doing a moot point. Perhaps you don't know how the role of IC works, but as I understand it, when there is a standard theory that the IC is trying to get across to do or not do, the IC will note it as such. That is at least how I would go about being the IC. Aside from that, there is much the IC will not say because they should understand that everyone's playstyle is a little different and part of these newbie games is figuring out what a newbies playstyle is going to be. In short, not everything the IC does is Mafia Law and as such, there is room for personal playstyle where players are just going to play differently. The role of the IC is not to hold everyone's hand through the game and let everyone know everything there is to know about this game in a single game.In post 80, frog wrote:Those two parts of my post are responding to two different people over different parts of the game, as is pretty apparent by even a cursory glance of what I wrote. And, yes, I think you are missing something: point 7, perhaps?
I disagree that being cryptic is necessarily a scumtell, but, regardless, you shouldn't be having any problem with my remark; don't you know who your townreads are? Why don't you know what townread I am talking about?Uhmmm... I don't have to agree with everything a Town read says for them to be a Town read. I don't have to agree with anything they say for me to Town read them in theory. All I have to do is have rational for why that player is Town and I don't even provide that all the time for my Town reads. Scum reads are likewise - I don't have to disagree with everything they say or really anything as long as I have a basis for why that player is Scum. Admittedly, you need more backing for your Scum reads than your Town reads if you actually want to get your Scum reads lynched.In post 80, frog wrote:A challenge to your assumption has already been brought up by a player you read as town, but it's apparent that you'll stick to your fairly rigid, systematic approach to the game, and I'll leave you to it.
Aside from that, you just did something I specifically mentioned as being a Scum tell ie. being cryptic. IDK what Town read you are talking about or what was said that I disagreed with so you might want to point that out before I throw a serious vote in your direction.
And my system is very very far from rigid. I actually have one of the more flexible approaches to reading people on this forum on average. You are assuming that just because I have Specific Scum and Town tells for newbies means that this translates into how I read everyone and nothing could be further from the truth. This is inductive reasoning you are using when you say that so either you are really confused about how I play, or you are Scum.
My issue isn't with the method, it's with the way you're going about putting it into practice. Taking the example of LicketyQuickety's misquote, I can't see what you were hoping to gain from that besides the opportunity for casting an unwarranted aspersion on a slot. I am concerned that you are trying to trip people up on things which are in no way alignment-indicative, and then using confusion or inconsistency as the pretext for scumreading or voting them. If you had picked people up over inconsistency surrounding votes and reads, we wouldn't be having this discussion; pressure over a lack of knowledge on how to play on the site, formatting mistakes, and not answering questions to which the person wasn't directed deserves being called out.In post 83, Thor665 wrote:If you have a better method for catching scum on Day 1 than identifying lack of internal logic and lynching that player I would be happy to hear about it.
Well, I quite liked Impoetic's response to the challenges because it showed a level of reflection about their vote that gave me the impression it was genuine and informed (at least on her own terms).In post 86, Dewy wrote:What did you get from challenging the wagon, what where you able to conclude from it?
I'm null-leaning-scum on Thor currently. My uncertainty stems from him conceding more than I think scum would concede, but this can lead into WIFOM. I have suspicions, but I need longer to confirm them. Luckily, it appears the game is going in a direction that will enable precisely that.What is your stance [on Thor]? Are you playing the best of both sides?
Why don't you know what townread I am talking about?
You don't. I was merely stating that another player (Impoetic, as you have lately noted) disagreed with your way of assessing how Newbies might play, how best to read them, and the like (see post #72 in particular). There was no reason to carry the discussion further; I said we'd disagree but was happy to not discuss it any more and leave you to your way of playing.In post 97, LicketyQuickety wrote:Why do I have to know what Town read you are talking about in order for that to mean anything to me? Honestly, I don't really mind what my Town reads say as long as they are pushing Scum and remaining a Town read to me.
You 'don't know what Town readIn post 68, LicketyQuickety wrote:Anyways, Reads:
Town:
Impoetic
Town lean:
GreenNope
Null:
Thor
PKM
Hyped (hasn't posted)
Lis (hasn't posted)
Scum Lean:
Dewy
frog
In post 80, frog wrote:A challenge to your assumption has already been brought up by a player youread as town, but it's apparent that you'll stick to your fairly rigid, systematic approach to the game, and I'll leave you to it.
In post 81, LicketyQuickety wrote:IDK whatTown readyou are talking about or what was said that I disagreed with so you might want to point that out before I throw a serious vote in your direction.
I made it very clear at the beginning that I was talking about a player you read asIn post 97, LicketyQuickety wrote:Why do I have to know whatTown readyou are talking about in order for that to mean anything to me?
In post 91, Thor665 wrote:That would be a cruel way to describe my Day 1 scumhunting - so it is exactly what I'm doing, though I would describe it as "asking people multiple questions about their logic being used in the game in order to try to spot who is making unsanctioned leaps of logic on the presumption that scum are more likely to make an action on a strategic basis rather than actually thinking out their actions"In post 90, frog wrote:I am concerned that you are trying to trip people up on things which are in no way alignment-indicative, and then using confusion or inconsistency as the pretext for scumreading or voting them.
I can show many games (really all of them) to show this is how I scumhunt, and also show that I actively consider there to be a difference between bad logic and no logic and tend to vote accordingly.
I'm not sure I can accept this being a purely playstyle issue. If you could link me a game or two (preferably with the same or similar setup) where you lay the sorts of earlygame traps I'm having a problem with as town, then that would be a help.
I actively disagree - the value of what can or cannot be called out shifts througout the game, no more so than Day 1, and no more so then within the first days of the game. If someone isn't willing to call people out over small things, then it is impossible to start calling people out over reads - because otherwise reads don't exist.In post 90, frog wrote: If you had picked people up over inconsistency surrounding votes and reads, we wouldn't be having this discussion; pressure over a lack of knowledge on how to play on the site, formatting mistakes, and not answering questions to which the person wasn't directed deserves being called out.
I now have reads that can be assessed - because I am calling out small things.
Most players do not, because they have not - that makes my playstyle, to my mind, provably superior because I'm quickening the pace to the part of the game town can actually start using to scumhunt functionally.
Why do you disagree?
I think the things you were calling people out over were excessively small. Nine players (well, seven until recently) talking and interacting will inevitably produce significant events and meanings without the need for picking up on every little insignificant thing, and two weeks is long enough to form reads. The difficulty I have with your approach is that it allows scum (even if you are not scum) to sow confusion and, yes, to distract over potentially more significant parts of the game. I'm not saying that's been happening here, but it's why I picked up on what you were doing early. If I ruined some reactions for you, then sorry, but I don't feel they would have been all that useful anyway.
I can assure you that is a poor value call on me - my playstyle as scum is (naturally) specifically designed to mirror how I play as town. As such, my town self argues logic on Day 1. Logic tends to be a black/white issue. When you point out something that is provably wrong, I'll naturally concede it because arguing provably wrong things is both dumb as well as being scummy - and I don't like to think of myself as dumb.In post 90, frog wrote:I'm null-leaning-scum on Thor currently. My uncertainty stems from him conceding more than I think scum would concede, but this can lead into WIFOM. I have suspicions, but I need longer to confirm them. Luckily, it appears the game is going in a direction that will enable precisely that.
My personal advice for reading me is you need to get me deeper into the game for a legit read.
Some people advocate just a quick lynch for yucks.
Others go with the Thor read method.
Take your pick.
But if I wouldn't concede things as scum, I would be required to likewise never concede things as town, and despite some of my reputation, I don't actually even remotely claim to have all the answers or to be unfallible (oh for that to be true)
Can you show me any examples of concessions working as a scumtell for you?
Seems like a playstyle tell and never alignment indicative, but you appear to buy into it as a thing even while pointing out to me issues that you think I'm picking at alignment neutral issues. Just want to see you support your belief.
What I had in mind when I was talking about concessions was that you acknowledged the traps as traps, rather than just dismissing my claim as having no evidence (since this was an interpretative point, not something that could be proved), which was a perfectly viable option. I could see both town and scum doing the latter, but the former honestly looks town to me, which is where my confusion was coming from. Why would scum admit to doing something another player is attacking as scummy? But as I noted, this can lead into WIFOM, hence I was back to not having a solid read on you. And of course I'll get deeper into the game; you are neither a scumread of mine nor the person I want to sink more attention into right now. I will say this back-and-forth has been good, though.
Alright, look, it might have had the potential to be funny the first time, but this 'joking' has worn really thin now and you're beginning to make me very paranoid about your slot. Stop.In post 233, Impoetic wrote:thanks, partner!
Yes, itIn post 168, Thor665 wrote:I feel I have been actively bending over *not* to cause confusion.In post 159, frog wrote:Briefly, I thought he was making rather a lot out of confused players (and deliberately trying to confuse them)
Can you show any point where it looks like I'm trying to confuse someone?
That was meant to be a supportive remark encouraging activity, not something accusing or aggressive, but I can see how you could interpret it that way. Of course I don't want you to push a lynch you don't believe in (unless you're scum, in which case, please let me catch you). Ask perceptive questions, re-read, look at interactions, whatever, I don't mind.In post 166, Impoetic wrote:What, you'd rather me push a lynch I don't believe in?In post 159, frog wrote:P-edit: then do something about it!
I mean, I'm not sure what else I'm meant to do when the reasons for having suspicion on someone evaporate, but alright I guessNull
Frog - Originally a townread but I'm clearly wrong on someone and you're backing off yourself as much as I am here so it's hard for me to reaffirm that you aren't the mafia.
I did see your request, but was going to hold off because he just said he'd write some more down. Looking at his reads post #172, there's not a lot to go on as there's no substance. I would like to hear more about Impoetic and Thor from them though.
Honestly, I don't think you need to worry so much. I think what you were doing earlier in the game was perfectly fine. You could have done something with your vote on Dewy, for instance, but you moved it a little too early. You're not currently remote from the game, either (or at least, I don't think you are). Just because one avenue gets shut down doesn't mean another won't open up.In post 257, Impoetic wrote:But there is absolutely no reason for jokes to be AI. Wifom in the way I would have to be doing it is absolutely useless and, if anything, suggesting possibilities that weren't otherwise there; as scum, I'd probably be scared people would change their reads on me. As town, I'm not. Hell, I was just thinking earlier that I wish I could be more involved in the action right now because I really don't know where to go from here.
???In post 172, PkmSilver wrote:also I think that impoetic is leaning towards mafia
I thought Impoetic was pretty clearly talking about a vote count, not a wagon (I don't know how you got wagon from 'log').In post 292, Thor665 wrote:Why don't you want to start a "log" as opposed to waiting for one to happen?
Can you explain, with reference/comparison to another other reads list in this thread, what you find to be so objectionable about Harkonnen's?In post 306, Impoetic wrote:oh now I get it fjgk.r'ew
qgh
thank you for standing up for me when I was too stupid to understand I was being gravely misinterpreted, froggie
I was asking you to explain what had led you to reformulate your read on Impoetic.In post 265, PkmSilver wrote:Leaning = looking scummier than town, but now she is towntelling.In post 262, frog wrote:???In post 172, PkmSilver wrote:also I think that impoetic is leaning towards mafia
Let's try a different angle. Do you understand what we are asking you?
@everyone: is it seriously possible that PkmSilver still doesn't know what we're asking? I'm considering dropping a vote down at this point.In post 339, PkmSilver wrote:At first the way she was talking looked scummy to me, but after a while her way of talking was more townie-looking. I think that's the mostly way I was scumreading her.Why what? Why I town read her? She sounds townie(?)
Which part, exactly, sounded scummy tho?
If, you don't realise I am only online in the mornings. Therefore I didn't answer his question until right now which i am doing
I am sorry I don't even know how to edit posts. FML
Quoting for the new pageIn post 348, Zyf wrote:can we just
L-1
I've dealt with lolhammers from town, I don't want to deal with it again.
I'm not so sure it is non-alignment indicative. Fabricating reads is what scum have to do, and, since they are informed, their reads-forming process is different and less natural than town's. Making reads public and being able to see how they are formed is thus integral for town, and PkmSilver is being very unhelpful with this. There's nothing to suggest so far that his reads are genuine and evolving organically, and his evasion of question after question could well be an attempt to cover up how empty his reads are. If it's literally all gut, then he should have said it by now; if it isn't, then he should have answered any one of the dozen-odd questions on his reads. I even tried to change it around and ask him whether he understood what we were asking, but I got no response to that. There has been no indication so far that PkmSilver has put any thought into his reads, or that they are developing naturally, and I have beenIn post 352, Impoetic wrote:By the way, I had the same thought that Thor did; this doesn't seem like an alignment indicative problem. In my -- limited, non-forum-based -- mafia experience, it's rarely a good move to lynch someone over something that's incomprehensible as either alignment. When I don't understand someone's actions, they'reIn post 343, frog wrote:@everyone: is it seriously possible that PkmSilver still doesn't know what we're asking? I'm considering dropping a vote down at this point.In post 339, PkmSilver wrote:At first the way she was talking looked scummy to me, but after a while her way of talking was more townie-looking. I think that's the mostly way I was scumreading her.Why what? Why I town read her? She sounds townie(?)
Which part, exactly, sounded scummy tho?
If, you don't realise I am only online in the mornings. Therefore I didn't answer his question until right now which i am doing
I am sorry I don't even know how to edit posts. FMLat leastas likely to be town as scum, if not more. What makes you think this could be a scum-indicative thing?
And I don't trust or understand all the votes dropped over his answers. I mean, this is probably because I'm so used to seeing people refusing to give any explanation for their reads and, when they do, just attributing them to "gut," but I kind of understand how he could be honestly giving these responses and I also think PKM is very new and should maybe be granted some more leniency.
That said, this is totally not a TR on PKM. I feel I should be careful with lynching the less competent and less active players, since those seem to be the easiest pushes for scum and the most likely defaults when we're failing to lynch mafia, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to lynch PKM if he remains the scummiest. I need to read lickety more though...
New or not, it is not this hard to go back, read our questions, and answer them. I even had, in my vote post, a very clear series of questions, complete with what kind of respond we wanted. There is literally no more we can give you. The only thing you're trying is my patience.I'm trying dude, and I am still fairly new and you guys are having hard time against me, I know this is a wifom but if you must lynch me d1 you can. Anyways like Frog said? I believe I wouldn't last on LYLO.
I think PkmSilver's behaviour is actually scummy, and I think it unlikely that everything so far can be chalked up to his newness. If you think you can get him to understand and answer our questions, then by all means try; it would genuinely be a help.In post 378, Thor665 wrote:I think you and Zyf are taking very clear newbie tells, and then basically acting like they are scum tells or proof that he will never change and thus a decent policy lynch.In post 375, frog wrote:New or not, it is not this hard to go back, read our questions, and answer them. I even had, in my vote post, a very clear series of questions, complete with what kind of respond we wanted. There is literally no more we can give you. The only thing you're trying is my patience.
You are doing this while I think LQ has an *equal* argument available to suggest inability to answer/dodginess around questions, while that is then paired up with actual actions that appear to advance a scum agenda.
Why do you not see what I'm seeing?
As long as we have no other means of reading the slot, this will always be WIFOM and I'm always going to be paranoid. What is your hesitation for asking for a claim?In post 385, Impoetic wrote:You have a point on Lickety, but do you really think PKM's move as scum at this point would be to say "In post 384, Zyf wrote:I hesitate to hammer Lickety when I haven't seen them make any other pushes–I fail to see why a scum player's initial plan would be push pettily on an IC with a tendency to make wall posts; it has a very low chance of success, and there's plenty of newbies to pick on instead.
Pkm's just straight-up not trying so I'd rather have something from them D1.go ahead and lynch me"? I think it'd feel like dropping the ball on your partner to someone that new to the game, even if you know it's perfectly valid wifom. Idk... reconsidering as I type. xD
I have no idea where you've got the notion that I've been asking you anything about your stances;In post 394, Thor665 wrote:So your theory is that he's scum.In post 392, frog wrote:I think PkmSilver's behaviour is actually scummy, and I think it unlikely that everything so far can be chalked up to his newness. If you think you can get him to understand and answer our questions, then by all means try; it would genuinely be a help.
He is scum who hopes to not give too many bits of info.
So he then offered up a few soft fake reads.
When questioned on the reads, he still doesn't want to give info so he intentionally misunderstands the questions to dodge doing so.
He does this repeatedly.
When garnering extra pressure on this and becoming a top scumspect of discussion due to it he doubles down on the habit and also pleads an AtE 'just lynch me then' response.
All to avoid giving town the mountain of info that is his to unintentionally provide.
Or...and just bear with me on this one...he's a newb, who may or may not have English as a first language, and assuredly barely knows how to operate the BB system (or is faking that really well).
Do I think I can magically sweep in and solve his communication issues?
Not at all.
Do I want to pretend like those extend into a scumtell in order to add pressure to a slot that can barely communicate?
Not at all.
You do you.I have no idea why you keep asking me to defend a stance I've made clearand, if you think he really is scum, is a defense that only becomes stronger the more you ask me to do it.
See, it's these kinds of comments that make me think much of your content is 'derivative'. A great deal of your recent posts simply rehearse stuff we've known for the last few days, and ask questions which we've already asked. This is less of a problem if you're reminding people of earlier events for a reason, but as it stands, you may as well not have posted at all, since all you've done is re-word what other players have been saying. I'm sorry if that sounds harsh, but with a third of the game absent, the actives really need to be producing something of note.In post 490, Dewy wrote:Silver needs to get in here and respond what we asked him.
Welcome to this game.In post 551, JaeReed wrote:It's simply a communication issue.
What I meant by resistance is that PkmSilver was at L-1 for some time and nobody claimed intent or asked for a claim. There were effectively three players who could do that - Dewy, Impoetic, and you. Your stance on a PkmSilver lynch was made clear quite early on, but Impoetic and Dewy either scumread PkmSilver or thought his posts were gut-scummy. It would have been very easy for those players to push the wagon to completion without a great deal of suspicion coming their way (if anything, this is more remarkable given your assessment of your defence), an opportunity, assuming PkmSilver is town here, that scum would love to take. This leads me to believe that scum were part of the wagon or amongst the inactives (so LicketyQuickety, Zyf, JaeReed, PkmSilver, and Malakittens).In post 561, Thor665 wrote:Of much higher occurrence is that two scum players are perfectly fine seeing him dead - which helps to justify the paucity of resistance (to be frank, I'd like to hear Frog justify the "resistance" he sees here, because as far as I can tell there's basically been none). I'm his, by far, strongest defender, and all I'm sying is 'it's pretty clear he's a newbie/bad player' and that's the beginning and end of my defense.
In post 579, JaeReed wrote:@Everyone voting Dewy
http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.ph ... 2#p8087339
This is her ISO for this game. Start from the beginning, and read. Saying she hasn't brought anything new to the table is a load of bull.
If we're talking opportunism, JaeReed, then I wonder what you'd make of this if it wasn't you doing it.In post 634, JaeReed wrote:Eh I was almost back to thinking one of scum was in {impo, zyf} due to their repeated back and forth and zyf's lackluster casing of Dewy, but I'll concede I haven't read the full of the thread yet due to weekend duties + work today. I'm not in the game as much as I should be today. Hangover central.
Taking it to L1
VOTE: Dewy
With regards to PkmSilver, I did want to get information out of them, true, but I also thought they were scum. After their replacement the momentum died on that lynch and there was no way GuiltyLion could defend PkmSilver's actions. The most favourable read I have ever had on Dewy has been null, and that was towards the beginning of the game; they have only become scummier in my eyes, and the reasons should be plain from my ISO, so consider those. It isn't out of the blue.In post 649, Impoetic wrote:Conviction doesn't come naturally to me so don't bother asking me that but it's for your sudden hammer intent just now (and what Thor pointed out about the circumstances), your asking for someone to state intent earlier on someone you claimed you just wanted information from, how indistinguishable this is to me from the bits and pieces I read of another game you played as scum, and I guessIn post 646, frog wrote:Impoetic, is that just for claiming intent or does this vote have more conviction than your previous two?
PoE? you were my choice other than dewy
In which of my five posts since you wrote this did I become your second scummiest player?In post 569, Zyf wrote:frog-They just seem too feisty and disagree on a lot of things that make them just not look like scum whatsoever. I also really like 565 although its logic on a lack of hammer intent could easily be due to a reason other than what (I think) frog is implying. Town.
I don't know, perhaps discrediting part of the case (which you haveIn post 669, JaeReed wrote:Tell me how this is opportunistic.In post 636, frog wrote:In post 579, JaeReed wrote:@Everyone voting Dewy
http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.ph ... 2#p8087339
This is her ISO for this game. Start from the beginning, and read. Saying she hasn't brought anything new to the table is a load of bull.If we're talking opportunism, JaeReed, then I wonder what you'd make of this if it wasn't you doing it.In post 634, JaeReed wrote:Eh I was almost back to thinking one of scum was in {impo, zyf} due to their repeated back and forth and zyf's lackluster casing of Dewy, but I'll concede I haven't read the full of the thread yet due to weekend duties + work today. I'm not in the game as much as I should be today. Hangover central.
Taking it to L1
VOTE: Dewy
The case they presented (that Dewy has been parroting and not making any new statements) was bull, and I called them out on that. Does this mean I have to be heavily townreading Dewy? You conveniently missed the post in between those where I pointed out I forgot about the Dewy "scum-slip" debacle, too. This is the kind of shit that makes me think you could be scum.
The fact that Thor seemed to jump on this does make a Dewy/Thor scumteam the most likely, as GL said. But you have started blatantly misrepping and been so damn opportunistic since I replaced in that I am having a hell of a time trying to sort you as anything but scum.
You know, that's a very succinct way of describing my experience of Thor in this gameIn post 904, LicketyQuickety wrote:I am Scum reading Thor on top of the reason of association with Dewy because thor never clarifies himself voluntarily, but instead decides to throw back the question to the people giving him reasons why he is Scum there by forcing the discussion to go longer than it needs to be and making it difficult for people to articulate what they mean.