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Content will come in the morning, still catching up.In post 245, Burning_Earth wrote:yo.
What amazing content: the word yo (btw thanks for replacing in so quickly)
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decided to stay up and talk a little about the Cho-TSO thing. Will post thoughts about other players tomorrow (and decide who to vote), but want to see how those two respond to this.
This post comes so close to being something I approve of, yet somehow falls so short.In post 27, Cho wrote:I am 100% confident that Cho, Elyse, and mnemonicdevice are Town for their votes. Accordingly, they are now Town Day 1 Unlynchables.
UNVOTE:
VOTE: MTD
You state here that you were deliberately exaggerating your reads on these players:
You must have known this whole series of early posts would attract attention. So why did you want that attention? What were you hoping to achieve by making exaggerated statements like this?In post 181, Cho wrote:3)I'm "backing off" because I made an RVS statement meant to come off as a strong read, even though I knew myself that it wasn't concrete at all. I don't particularly like this point either because I'm both going to be called Scum for using the buzzword, and called Scum for admitting it was a buzzword.
What are your current reads on Elyse and mnemonicdevice? (I won't bother asking for your current read on Cho. )In post 32, Cho wrote:As a result, Cho, Elyse, and mnemonicdevice are exempt from much of my suspicion for today, provided that they don't royally fuck up, of course!
In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball? Regardless, you'll never be conftown, because you're being quite mean right now.Cho, please explain this comment.I can't find any context for it, and when asked about it earlier, you never responded.
Was this serious?In post 44, Cho wrote:Riptide, yes, of course! Their votes and posts simply looked so comfortable. It certainly doesn't look like scum forcing themselves to play along with town's "true RVS" game, as may happen when scum are trying to choose whether to place their first vote on a teammate or not!
Of course, this isn't a concrete towntell, as I've already explained. But I like their votes, and so far I like Elyse's style!
If you're scum, this looks like you're deliberately creating WIFOMy interactions with Elyse and mnemonicdevice in case your over-the-top posts get you lynched. I don't understand why you, if town, would be doing this, but feel free to explain it if you can.
Why not? As an approach to the game of mafia, what do you gain by ignoring certain players during Day 1? (This is a serious question.) It's ironic because the more you say you're ignoring those players the more I want to hear you give detailed, concrete thoughts about them.In post 47, Cho wrote:But while I'm not allowing myself to completely exclude those players, Elyse in particular, from potentially being scum, Iamallowing myself the small luxury of feeling like I can trust them for the time being. (Meaning, I'm not going to bother myself in trying to envision scenarios where they could be scum, at least for Day 1.)
I have trouble believing you think naked votes are a town tell.In post 53, Cho wrote:MTD:I tend to see a vote without explanation in RVS as a good thing, shockingly enough, as I also think scum are more likely to overanalyze every early move they make. I know that in my own early non-replacement scum games, I deliberated over where I would place my RVS vote, what kind of joke I would attempt to use to explain it, and so on. Seeing a naked vote is refreshing. I won't deny that the repeated questioning on this point and player in particular is making me less confident on my stance there, but that was what I saw at the time.
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Your top scum suspect suddenly demands to know why you think the game is or isn't multiball, when neither you nor anyone else has mentioned multiball previously.In post 49, T S O wrote:
Assume non-multiball until proven multiball is my mantra regarding this.In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball?
You don't call them on this at all, and instead act as though youdidin fact say something about multiball which needed clarified.
Please explain the thought process behind that for me.
This makes no sense. You've been calling Cho scum all game. You should not have readIn post 232, T S O wrote:Pretty sure confirmation bias is something to do reading your scum role PM and thus knowing others are Town.
I could be wrong here."certain people are determined to use every new post you make as a way to further their confirmation bias"and assumed the accusation was that you know she's town. If you did interpret it that way, you should have responded by asking how she could possibly get that idea -notby saying "so you think I'm scum then??"
On the other hand, if youarescum anddosecretly know Cho is town, and are tunneling her as a strategy and not reading her actual defenses in detail, it's not surprising that you misunderstood.-
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Hm, so you think T S O isn't conftown because he may be scum hunting the other team, and thinking you're it. That's a weird thing to throw at him though, since it assumes that he's right and you will flip scum. If you know you'll flip town it's a moot point and I'm not sure why you'd even mention it.In post 266, Cho wrote:In post 248, Rubicon wrote:In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball? Regardless, you'll never be conftown, because you're being quite mean right now.Cho, please explain this comment.I can't find any context for it, and when asked about it earlier, you never responded.In post 34, T S O wrote:When she flips scum I'm conftown, by the way.In post 40, Cho wrote:Lastly, why should we assume that this game is or isn't multiball? Regardless, you'll never be conftown, because you're being quite mean right now.
Calvin & Hobbes, I think?In post 249, T S O wrote:hiya Rubi, did we play in a Large together one time? You seem somewhat familiar.
TSO: "Cho is scum!"In post 249, T S O wrote:It took me a while to mentally get exactly what you're saying here, but when I did, I came to the same conclusion as before. I don't see what's wrong with my thought process here.
TSO's brain: "Confirmation bias = Scum"
Cho: TSO has confirmation bias.
TSO: Didn't you say you weren't calling me scum?
is a paraphrased version of events, as far as I can see.
TSO's brain: "Confirmation bias = knows Cho is town"
Cho: TSO has confirmation bias.
TSO: Why would you think I thought you were town?
The point is the "knows Cho is town" part, which you left out of your mental dialogue above.-
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Okay, give me the 3 scummiest things that you've seen happen in this game,In post 261, Cho wrote:And "a distinct lack of anything resembling scumhunting"- really? When I'm trying to defend myself from accusations, I need to focus on that; there's so much criticism of me that I need to respond to that it's not like there's that much time for me to focus on anything else.
Even then, Ihavebeen scumhunting apart from looking at T S O's cases on me.
I looked at The Betting Pool and stated I thought they were slightly scummy but for potentially flawed reasons.
I think Jargonaut is still fairly scummy for what feels like overly-detached and just "there" posting, if you can kind of understand what I mean.
I affirmed that I still think Elyse is town from her posts.
And I think Riptide is probably scum for trying to point out contradictions that don't even exist. This is probably a stronger reason for my read than them basically just getting behind T S O's read.not includingpeople's pressure on you.-
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Haven't played alongside Dice in a game but both of your play has been lackluster so far.In post 303, Riptide wrote:Okay, using NK WIFOM to justify a vote on someone is bad. It is the baddest of bads.
By the by, most of our play so far is just dice being dice. And I don't even see how he was that defensive.
Also, I just convinced dice Elyse was scum over night, so now we both have to go back and fix our reads.
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What were your reasons for scum-reading Elyse?
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^ Exactly. I mean, it could be faked, but more likely isn't? Especially the way Dice followed up by saying it was a full "ISO, case thingy" which meant they had to spend/waste a bunch of time putting together a long-ass case against her.
IGMEOT until they step their game up though.
Tentatively think B_E's reaction to realizing he accidentally hammered, and his first couple posts today, feels town.-
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TSO: I'd be interested to know who you think is scummiest relative to the Cho wagon from yesterday.
What's your read on Jargonaut, anyway?In post 365, T S O wrote:The Jargonaut-scum argument bores me because it feels like it's more rhetoric than anyway solid.-
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Start an alternative wagon and give us a good reason to vote it with you.In post 392, MTD wrote:I don't approve of the dunham wagon. Yeah, he doesn't seem very invested and his posts are generally not that serious, but really, that doesn't scream scum to me and as others said, the not-that-seriousness seems to be in his meta.
It really just seems to be an easy target which scum would love to hop on to me.
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Why this? You are voting him, it is obvious you approve, so why say this?In post 390, Egg wrote:I'm short on time but I just wanna say I approve of the Dunham wagon.-
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That's pretty much how I feel about you (compared to Binding of Isaac & Fire and Ice) although I think your jump on the Cho wagon WAS bad. The Elyse thing is the only thing going for you frankly.In post 409, Riptide wrote:
After re-reading a little, your entrance on Cho isn't bad, just not what I was expecting compared to how you entered Binding of Isaac.In post 406, Rubicon wrote:Orly
What are you reads atm? Also, why the vote on dun?
I don't obv-town in every game though. Binding of Isaac was an unusual situation since I replaced in at L-1.
I wanted to see where the dun vote would go, answer seems to be nowhere. If dunham is town there is probably scum parked on this wagon, possibly scum distancing from it (in the players talking about how it's such a bad wagon without saying why).
toolendo town read.
Would really like for TSO to do something town with the interactions from his push on Cho yesterday.-
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Uh huh... Is this your response to me asking you to analyze the Cho wagon? Because that's pretty weak.
Riptide's jump on the wagon was really terrible and screamed scum opportunism. The Betting Pool's vote was questionable at best - the tone of Lucky's 164 is also weirdly over the top, like the part where he attacks her for admitting to looking for mentions of her name and calls her a jester, and they never adjust the read even when Cho does start making an attempt to do something. (Their jump on the B_E wagon on the last page is also opportunistic - look at that reasoning, or lack thereof.) Dunhamganger's vote switch was at least as bad as B_E's, yet you've inexplicably been defending him.
This post you wanted us to wait for is literally "well B_E is scum for accidentally hammering so yeah". Thanks, no one had suggested that one before.-
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