in a hypothetical world where you're town and redtea turns out to be scumIn post 1824, GuiltyLion wrote:like I wrote up a whole case on redtea and was met by the thread with a resounding meh
What are your current reads?In post 1821, Tejate Raichu wrote:The two aren't mutually exclusive. I think there is probably at least one on the wagon, but I doubt all 3 joined it. I actually think it'd be easier to look off wagon.In post 1787, Tejate Raichu wrote:Also, I wasn't necessarily saying we should only look at imaginality wagon today. This situation is very different from my proposal in 2085, and in fact I actually AGREE with you. We probably don't find all 3 scum on that wagon. Of course, that naturally makes me very high on the suspect list due to that shoddy unvote. I understand that and will just have to accept the consequences of my actions.
Do they make sense together?In post 1823, Shirou wrote:fair.In post 1819, Cephrir wrote:i don't like to think in terms of "there's scum in this wagon," i think that alone is too specific, however i want to analyze the flow of votes in general and see if anyone stands out.In post 1818, Shirou wrote:so you agree with Tejate's vision that there's likely scum (and perhaps multiple scum) in the Imaginality wagon?In post 1817, Cephrir wrote:im not used to hunting from wagns especially town wagons but that does seem for some reason like a useful avenue this game
Or do you perhaps agree with mine that it's likely there's at least one scum out of Imaginality's wagon?
to be honest my opinion that there may be at least one outside of the wagon may be biased because my individual reads also point that way, kinda.
eh, let me open this d2 then with this
VOTE: meg
It's either this or Tejate for now from me, but I'm gonna open with this because I think it's more interesting (and also maybe scummier?)
I didn't like how all he had to say after catchup was mostly a ydrasse vote near deadline (especially since she was sick anyway). That didn't help at all when Imag flipped town and also especially if redtea is town as well as I ~kinda do think~ (less confident than yesterday though).
Feels like scum that didn't want to get his hands dirty to me.
/shrug
I think this is the best point in your favor, I'm not sure I feel confident saying definitively whether scum would bus scum!redtea or kinda sit out and hope the wagon dies, but if it were me I'd have felt pressured to bus (or at least solidly distance) in that situation given the possibility of cops breaking the game open and you're right I don't really see anyone doing thatIn post 1814, Shirou wrote:I think scum!redtea was very likely gonna get bussed a bit there.
that show is definitely funnier (and also more cringe?) on reread when we know Imaginality was town kkkkkkIn post 1826, implosion wrote:Shirou made the show of wanting to be the one who started the wagon so maybe he counts as more of the former group
kkkk IdkIn post 1828, morph the cat wrote:Do they make sense together?
I kinda very slightly did town read NSG for something that I'm not sure it's ethical or even allowed to say at all. So I'm gonna remain quiet on why I think, but yeah, I kinda also had some goodwill towards NSG slot but I'm not sure if Meg didn't completely revert that.In post 1829, GuiltyLion wrote:s. Though I think I currently prefer Tejate over Meg given I was townreading NSG's content
I asked because after both 1756 and 1766 both hit the thread, I started throwing posts from nsg/megs' iso about Tejate at neuterhalf.In post 1831, Shirou wrote:kkkk IdkIn post 1828, morph the cat wrote:Do they make sense together?
I guess maybe? I'm trying to not associative read too much today given yesterday results though
This is a good point, though.In post 1832, Shirou wrote:I think town for sure would have had something to say about the two top wagons that had been discussed so much...but he didn't say or do anything other than a vanity vote on Ydrasse. I can't help but be weirded out by that.
I don't disagree that townIn post 1832, Shirou wrote:I think town for sure would have had something to say about the two top wagons that had been discussed so much...but he didn't say or do anything other than a vanity vote on Ydrasse. I can't help but be weirded out by that.
Okay we've gone past where self awareness is endearing and this is just outright sigh face.In post 1835, Tejate Raichu wrote:Man, is it really between me and Meg right now? Because I kind of don't full on SR Meg for that for the exact reason mentioned above.
It was us giving up on waiting for the newbie to be valid citation as well as the game stagnation getting pretty ugly.In post 1826, implosion wrote:morph's was just a vote-to-end-the-day afaict.
Amazonian and fua are town for reasons that should be fairly obvious.In post 1827, morph the cat wrote:What are your current reads?
You have meta experience with the head who's doing the most morph-driving. I'm a little surprised that hasn't informed your read one direction or another.In post 1841, Tejate Raichu wrote:Amazonian and fua are town for reasons that should be fairly obvious.In post 1827, morph the cat wrote:What are your current reads?
Null town are GL, imp, Ydrasse, and Meg. Meg in particular because I liked NSG's later posts before she left; and because while I'm not exactly a fan of their opening here, I don't think it's very dissimilar from what they did in the newbie game.
Ceph is still a null read for me, and I've come around to a null read on numberQ as well. I think the latter half of their iso looks much better than the first. Ceph is null because I haven't been pinged much, and nQ is null because I've been pinged in both directions.
I wanted to give redtea a chance to prove me wrong, but honestly this slot still kind of sticks out like a sore thumb to me. morph, as I have already described previously, has pinged me little and what has pinged me has not inspired very much confidence.
The energy level comes down in part (maybe mostly) to mafia exhaustion from that game. I was holding back a lot of snark and anger in the newbie game. I let it fly when the mood hits in this one.In post 1843, Tejate Raichu wrote:To a degree, it kind of has. I didn't feel it to be that worth mentioning, especially since Amazonian expressed similar thoughts at some point, but I feel like ffery was very much a force to be reckoned with in that game. Even when she was constantly being pushed as scum seven ways from sunday, she was still constantly giving out her thoughts in the hope that it could help town after the mis-elim. Granted, that was a very different situation to this game, but I haven't been feeling that same energy.
do you think scum!Meg would not try to play the same way they play as town?In post 1841, Tejate Raichu wrote:while I'm not exactly a fan of their opening here, I don't think it's very dissimilar from what they did in the newbie game.
Perhaps, but even if that is the case, that's kind of my point. He does this as town, so it's not something I'm really keen to point it out as a scummy thing to do.In post 1848, GuiltyLion wrote:do you think scum!Meg would not try to play the same way they play as town?In post 1841, Tejate Raichu wrote:while I'm not exactly a fan of their opening here, I don't think it's very dissimilar from what they did in the newbie game.