Gorrad - 2 (Sajin, WeyounsLastClone)
dramonic - 2 (Vaya, Hoopla)
AlmasterGM - 1 (Kast)
Kast - 1 (ElectricBadger)
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Gorrad
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-I think this pretty clearly answers your question. I see no evidence that Dramonic made any posts that successfully clarified his position which you were misrepresenting. If you disagree, then please show those posts.I believe you are misunderstanding or misrepresenting dramonic's post 47 and he seems incapable of calling you out on it.
No it's not, and this is a ridiculous assertion. Otherwise cops would always claim. Again with the accusations that make you sound even scummier.Kast wrote:-Consistency please. You claim that if Gorrad is a townie who made a breadcrumb of a PR and publicly drew attention to it, then you claim that a doctor would protect him. You also claim that scum would try to kill him. This is a win for town.
Hyup. My assumption of the meaning of 'breadcrumb' was wrong; we've been over that. So far every claim that I'm scum goes back to that. You validated my definition yourself, though, so it's kind of strange to keep listing the conclusions I made with that definition as scum tells.Kast wrote:-Current situation is not what you are assuming. Gorrad has not breadcrumbed a PR. Gorrad has directly claimed to be not Bomb/Flag/Spy.
I did what now? When did I claim a PR? If you saw a tell for one, why would you point it out?Kast wrote:-Applying your crap-logic to yourself; you have claimed to be a PR and further claimed that your role makes you believe everyone is a PR; townies wouldn't do this; you are not a townie.
Ignoring that crap logic, you made a completely unprompted claim that, if you are town, helps scum with their night targeting and assessment about the game setup.
I don't understand all the definitions of the terms used here, no. Is that a scum tell?Kast wrote:-Your penchant for throwing out mafia jargon that you don't understand is not an example of other people acting without knowledge. It is an example of your own ignorance and only serves to create confusion.
What argument have I not addressed? I'm responding copiously to your posts, I would think.Kast wrote:-Context is important. I agreed with you that what Gorrad did (claiming non Bomb/Flag/Spy) is not equivalent to breadcrumbing. I then explained why you calling Gorrad scummy for the "breadcrumb" makes no sense. How about addressing arguments made instead of hiding behind jargon you don't understand?
I am confused as to why it is scummy to speculate while scum can daytalk. Obviously, since the scum are able to communicate with eachother, they will have better responses and comments during this phase, but this effects any conversation about anything. Why is it uniquely bad to discuss speculation during the first 72 hours? Also, why did this comment need to wait 72 hours for you to post it? I don't see at all how you only being used to the electronic version of Stratego was such sensitive information that it needed to wait that time.Sajin wrote:It has been 72 hours. All of you are scummy that were probing others for setup speculation while scum could daytalk. There are likely more people on that list that discussed possible setup then scum likely present in the game so the list likely has both foolish town and information gathering scum on it. But I am confident at least some scum resides on said list.
I have a problem with the bolded statement. Setup discussion on day one is never NOT at the expense of other scumhunting, and therefore it is always anti-town. Setup discussion, in my opinion, is only helpful late game when we have seen flips and know how the game mechanics work.Kast wrote: Please point out the hypocrisy. My posts regarding setup discussion have been completely in line with each other and with my behavior in all other games on site (both as scum and town).Setup discussion is helpful. Setup discussion at the expense of other scumhunting is anti-town.
ElectricBadger wrote: this is a ridiculous assertion.
ElectricBadger wrote: I did what now? When did I claim a PR? If you saw a tell for one, why would you point it out?
ElectricBadger wrote: I don't understand all the definitions of the terms used here, no
You have literally responded to almost every question/point with a question and a serious lack of content. ElectricBadger, this question is for you. Do you agree or disagree with this statement: "Scumhunting day one is pointless because there is no evidence to go on" ?ElectricBadger wrote:What argument have I not addressed?
Do I honestly need to explain the flaws in this argument? Yes, a self-declared PR is more likely to be the target of all of these. No, that's not a good thing. If you need more help on this sort of WIFOM situation, read the wiki.Kast wrote:-YOU said cops and docs will target a breadcrumbed PR. YOU said scum will NK a breadcrumbed PR. If things go according to how you claim, then it is good for a single townie PR to claim. I say your assumptions are BS (which you apparently agree with).
Nope. My initial argument was wrong - and you pointed out that I had a different definition for breadcrumbs than Gorrad. That's fine - that's appreciated, actually, as I don't want to accuse players based on a misunderstanding. But you keep pushing that my conclusions based on that understanding are scum tells - arguments like the first quote here. Trying very very hard to make scum appear where it isn't is very scummy.Kast wrote:How does pointing out that your argument is crap show that I am scummy? Are you suggesting that townies should accept crap-logic?
Inconsistent is your buzzword, isn't it? And wrong; I've been very consistent. You just disagree with my logic, which you seem not to understand.Kast wrote:-You have posted multiple crap-logic cases, repeatedly take statements out of context, and repeatedly present inconsistent arguments. All of these are scummy tools which you have employed to try and push wagons without providing any reasons why the specific target is actually scummy, Now you are just OMGUSing and still not trying to find scum.
I've answered every question I could, actually - the two questions above are for:Synx wrote:You have literally responded to almost every question/point with a question and a serious lack of content.
No, obviously. Scum hunting day one requires questions and interaction to create the evidence to go on.Synx wrote:ElectricBadger, this question is for you. Do you agree or disagree with this statement: "Scumhunting day one is pointless because there is no evidence to go on" ?
You're not answering my question. I understand that the scum daytalking is a powerful tool for them. However, this applies to ANY AND ALL discussion that takes place during those 3 days, not just setup speculation and what kinds of stratego you have played exclusively. What makes those two things so special that they have to wait? Or is it your opinion that we should just say nothing at all for the first three days?Sajin wrote:2- I view scum daytalk as a huge advantage for when they can do it. It helps scum plan an attack better. I would rather keep any familiarness with any aspect of the game out of the thread during that time. Is it preferable to have 3 days to discuss or more valuable to keep scum from being able to talk about relationships/setup before absolutely necessary?
This describes exactly why I find you scummy. You keep trying to call things scummy that are not. In doing this, you make use of scummy tactics (crap-logic, inconsistency, out of context quoting).Trying very very hard to make scum appear where it isn't is very scummy.
Pushing a wagon does not equal trying to find scum. Pushing multiple wagons with no reasoning shows that you are just trying to push for anything that sticks and go with it. Very scummy.I am amazed that in 10 posts I've managed to push multiple wagons then move to not trying to find scum at all. And yeah - my first couple posts were light on hard evidence; not really shocking for the first couple pages of a game, where the goal is largely just to get people talking. As for OMGUS, yes; but scum is where scum is, and so far you're the worst. Not a good time to hunt around for scum when it keeps arriving on my doorstep demanding a response.
This is not what we are discussing. You are setting up a straw man when you claim this is what we are discussing.1) Also contained an example why it was a ridiculous assertion. Also common knowledge: I don't think there's a good purpose to arguing theory about why D1 cop or doc claims are foolish.
My actual comment (interesting that no one else is citing it verbatim):Kast wrote:EB POSITION:
-Cops and docs AUTOMATICALLY target breadcrumbed PR.
-Mafia AUTOMATICALLY targets breadcrumbed PR.
-Gorrad breadcrumbed a PR.
--If Gorrad is scum, then he will be targetted by cops and docs and will kill them because he is a bomb.
--If Gorrad is a townie, then he will be targetted by mafia but NOT by cops and docs.
You're really insisting my possible situation states neither our PRs nor scum have any free will in their choice? I don't see it. And where do I say PRs wouldn't target townie-Gorrad? I just say it wouldn't end well, which is why cops don't normally claim day 1.EB wrote:I'm reading this as bombs=mafia, and Gorrad is one: this sort of claim is sure to draw a cop investigation or doctor protection and get our power roles killed off.
I've been interacting with you, Gorrad, Ortolan, Sajin and Synx. For five pages into the game I don't think that's half bad, personally, and I only have so much time to post here.Kast wrote:-Agreed that we can scumhunt on D1 even when there is little evidence. Asking questions is good and pressing your suspects to answer questions is a great way to help determine if they are scum. You don't seem interested in doing that.
You assume it will happen. This is a bogus assumption.this sort of claimis sure todraw a cop investigation or doctor protection
Again you fail to cite such a comment as requested, because none exists.Kast wrote:Inconsistently, you assume that a townie breadcrumbing a PR will ONLY draw mafia.
Nope. My experience with early cop claims (well, early obvious tell, haven't played with any cop that claimed D1 yet, don't expect to either) and a doctor is that scum ignore the cop, hunt around and kill the doc, then kill the cop next round. They may miss a kill if they take a chance at the cop or the doc takes a risk, but they'll hone right in on the power roles: linking known PR's is much easier, just as linking scum is once one is known. PR's dead early in the game is a bad thing.Kast wrote:If you assumed that it would draw a doctor protection, then it would be a good result for town.
If I wanted to get nitpicky, I would say "this sort of claim is sure to draw a cop investigation or doctor protection" (quotes ftw!). I don't think a speculative read has as much certainty to it as you keep insisting, but okay. Yes, I think that if someone claimed a PR and survived throughout most/all of the game, they would be targetted by another PR at some point. I think that would happen. Is that such a huge leap of the imagination, or a certain scum tell? Were I a cop who wasn't thinking about the possibility of a scum-bomb, it would likely be my first investigation, so I knew whether to trust their information and effectively double my own investigations.Kast wrote:My point does not require that you used the word automatically. You state clearly that you think that would happen. If you want to get nitpicky, your wording is that cops and docs will target him without any uncertainty.
What, pray tell, fits your personal definition of scum hunting? Ignoring five players' questions to talk about an unrelated topic? I started to investigate Gorrad to see what would come out; you did, unexpectedly, so I've turned my attention to that. I'm actually not very impressed with your scum hunting either; you're just repeating the same misinformation over and over until someone believes you while ignoring my response.Kast wrote:Also, interacting with other players is not equivalent to scumhunting.
I think this still refers to Gorrad and I find it a bit odd you went from "Gorrad is scum lynch the hell out of him" because of his comment to "let's wait and see what he says". It looks to me like you've moved strongly away from your previous statement.Sajin wrote:Breadcrumbs can come from any role. I find both sides of the the "he insinuated this" argument stupid. How about we hear it from the horses mouth instead of arguing over what he did or did not do.
You may be right since I can't speak towards the other players in this camp, but if this is the sole basis of your reasoning then I find it off-target. My hypothesis is that scum are more likely to behave even in the most basic ways such as post count and votes cast nearer to the middle. The outliers; those, for example, not voting or who have voted several (four or more times) are more likely to be town. This sort of analysis is usually more helpful earlier in the game as the game goes along there's a regression towards the mean for everyone and as days pass the dynamics shift in different ways.ortolan wrote:At least oneof the players not voting currently is guaranteed to be scum.
Gauranteed is a very bold statement; please explain your theory.ortolan wrote:At least oneof the players not voting currently is guaranteed to be scum.
Oh no, not resigned at all; much the opposite: I still think I have potential to do a lot for town. But dying early doesn't have to mean failing. And yes, iso'ing each person involved in the wagon is very much on my to-do list before the end of the day; one reason I decided to cease the theoretical he-said-she-said and move on to doing more productive things with my time.ortolan wrote:I don't like him pulling the "resigned" persona saying "my only contribution may very well be calling out the scum on my wagon"; then in his last post just reiterating that Kast is scum without trying to analyse the other players voting him- he just says "your scumbuddies and nervous town are willing to jump on a bandwagon that isn't them."
Now I understand what Gorrad meant by Breadcrumb, it doesn't bother me much (tho I don't see it as useful).WeyounsLastClone wrote:@EB, what do you have the most problems with: that Gorrad breadcrumbed, that Gorrad pointed out that he breadcrumbed, or that he said he wasn't flag, bomb, or spy?
Dramonic only said that in 47 after he was voted for by Vaya in the previous post. But I think I did misunderstand his post initially, so I want to readdress something here;Kast wrote: @Hoopla--I think this pretty clearly answers your question. I see no evidence that Dramonic made any posts that successfully clarified his position which you were misrepresenting. If you disagree, then please show those posts.I believe you are misunderstanding or misrepresenting dramonic's post 47 and he seems incapable of calling you out on it.
Hoopla wrote:I find it odd you'd make this statement when your wagon only had two votes on it. Why didn't you express similar concern for the two vote wagon on Gorrad? What was the purpose for stating you don't like early bandwagons?dramonic wrote:I'm not a fan of quick early-wagons and I don't have a decent case (since I can't find scum before post 13 of a game). I'm not going to vote without at least the latter <<
I see now dramonic was referencing Gorrad's wagon, but he only referenced Gorrad's wagon once he started getting votes (which is perhaps where the confusion lay). Dramonic has been in enough games to know the nature of the RVS and beyond - I truly don't understand why he would be worried about two votes, on either Gorrad or himself.dramonic wrote:because people were voting me for not voting Gorrad.
Stupid logic. Maybe going by pure chance it's feasible, but unless you're going to back this up with something substancial, it's an airy quote.ortolan wrote:At least oneof the players not voting currently is guaranteed to be scum.