Versatility

[Yume]

Learn it.

[Firebringer]

Play the games you sign up for.

[Yume]

Don't change the subject.

[Firebringer]

trust me, you are a more versatile player when you play.

[Yume]

Thank you, but don't change the subject. Stop tunneling me every single game. You lot would've caught scum if you hadn't tunneled me.

[McMenno]

this thread is pretty ironic

[Yume]

Says the one who endorsed my hammer in every single marathon game I played while not allowing me to claim.

[McMenno]

you built up the same reputation on this alt as on your main...

and it's not a good one

[Yume]

Have you ever heard about 'Don't hammer without a claim' advice?

[Yume]

But all right. You've all show that all you can jab at me whenever I accuse you of something instead of accepting responsibility. Unlike the rest of you, I accepted that I can make mistakes.

[McMenno]

nah, I always self-hammer so I can prevent myself from claiming :^)

anyway, I'll leave this thread now before it becomes a shitshow that eventually gets locked

[mastin2]

Versatility?

Nonsense. The idea is OUTRAGEOUS, I say.
Sorry, I'm sticking to what I know, and what I know is stiff, rigid, never-adapting plays!

I mean, clearly, my way is better than any other way! Why, how DARE you imply flexibility has a place in the game. I refuse to let such an inferior strategy taint my play.

[GuyInFreezer]

Speaking of versatility, usually when you continuously get lynched for same playstyle, I believe it is time to change.

In the end, the only thing you can change is yourself.

[Faraday]

I mean, clearly, my way is better than any other way!

same but non ironically

[kuribo]

Have you ever heard about 'Don't hammer without a claim' advice?

Yes it's for mewling little Nancies that are afraid to act recklessly and murder the people that attempt to hold them responsible for their actions

[callforjudgement]

I frequently see town hammer an unclaimed player and end up in a significantly worse situation because of it. (It's almost reaching the point where I'm having to account for town incorrectly hammering in setup reviews, and having to add extra town power to compensate. For the time being, though, I'm trying to balance as though players played correctly.) I won't say it's always a bad idea, but I do think that it's usually a bad idea.

[Accountant]

If someone hammers an unclaimed player and that guy flips town I'm policying + blacklisting them. But if the guy flips scum it's NAI.

[McMenno]

what about deadline lynches

[GuyInFreezer]

Whats the difference of

1) Hammering town without claim
2) Hammering town anyway after hearing claim because you don't believe it

[Gamma Emerald]

If someone hammers an unclaimed player and that guy flips town I'm policying + blacklisting them. But if the guy flips scum it's NAI.

Don't blacklist someone for quickhanmering, just kill the moron D2 for their obvious scum play.

[kuribo]

If someone hammers an unclaimed player and that guy flips town I'm policying + blacklisting them. But if the guy flips scum it's NAI.

It's great in theory but it doesn't work all the time in practice, does it?

[Accountant]

If someone hammers an unclaimed player and that guy flips town I'm policying + blacklisting them. But if the guy flips scum it's NAI.

It's great in theory but it doesn't work all the time in practice, does it?

I don't know, not enough people have done such stupid things in my games

[kuribo]

If someone hammers an unclaimed player and that guy flips town I'm policying + blacklisting them. But if the guy flips scum it's NAI.

It's great in theory but it doesn't work all the time in practice, does it?

I don't know, not enough people have done such stupid things in my games

So just me then? Lol

[kuribo]

And I mean I was scum in that game so it wasn't really stupid on my part.

[Gamma Emerald]

SEE? It's an obvious scum move, so just kill the guy, no need for blacklisting.