Oh, that makes a difference then. I was under the impression from the list of claims that it had changed later in the game during a section I hadn't read.In post 4175, davesaz wrote:The underlined is incorrect.In post 4167, Punreader wrote:davesaz:When I started reading, I had foreknowledge that davesaz's miller claim wasapparently retracted/changed into 'some negative utility'at a later point.
I stated that I'm miller. At a later point I said that my "ability" section had flavor in it. There has never been a retraction / change about the role -- it's straight Commonwealth miller with nothing else, and nothing but the flavor in the ability section.
With the knowledge it hasn't, you become a reasonably solid punread. Not as solid as MariaR and projectmatt (the Strong Punread section), but enough to have your own special category of "Punread".
Though I'm tempted to lump you in with them for this.
Yes, and those are safe assumptions to make as assuming those is working with occam's razor whereas assuming JUNGLE gambits as pun and that the town wouldn't inevitably lynch a pun JUNGLE is a violation of occam's razor.In post 4176, davesaz wrote:Punreader's analysis assumes a: that scum!Jungle wouldn't gambit, b: that town would inevitably lynch scum!Jungle after these events making it a low chance of success.
Nothing "can be ruled out". There is (almost) nothing which is impossible in a game. (Almost) everything CAN happen.In post 4176, davesaz wrote:I don't know if a gambit is likely or unlikely, I just know it can't be ruled out.
The job of a town player is to determine
Gambiting is something which could have happened.
It is not something that is likely to have happened.
Ignoring the probability (rather, lack thereof) of it happening in favor of embracing the possibility it happened is thoroughly a pro-pun agenda.
When did JUNGLE claim the power? Was it on D1? This is something I don't know.In post 4176, davesaz wrote:The PLAN might have been for Impossibear to die, and scum!Jungle is then functionally a loud fruit vendor at very little risk.
So feel free to correct me here, if JUNGLE announced his power on D1.
If JUNGLE didn't claim the power until D2, then this scenario you are outlining is impossible. The plan going awry? Well then JUNGLE simply has no need to claim the action.
Yes, and if the power is pro-town and JUNGLE is pun...why is this a bad thing for the pun?In post 4176, davesaz wrote:Not claiming it loses the possibility of using it at all.
Counterpoint: this is a game moderated by GuyInFreezer. I know his modding well enough to know this isIn post 4176, davesaz wrote:Having a competent mod design a quest with that degree of complexity and then allowing it to fail on a technicality when the intent was clear stretches credibility a little.
What seems unlikely to me is you trying to find every possible reason to call JUNGLE pun ignoring all the reasons why he is likely town.In post 4176, davesaz wrote: I suppose a mod could be that hardcore and town!Jungle could make that mistake, but it seems very unlikely.
Oh? And where do you draw the line on WIFOM? Everything could be WIFOM. So what WIFOM is 'valid' to you, and what WIFOM is 'invalid' to you? You can call anything WIFOM and I can demonstrate this quite easily if you doubt me. So what makes the possibility here be WIFOM to you worth invoking that name?In post 4176, davesaz wrote:Moving on to the question of whether town would inevitably punish scum!Jungle with a lynch -- it seems that WIFOM might be king here and we might not do so simply on the "mistake".
No, that is called following occam's razor with a dosage of hanlon's razor:In post 4176, davesaz wrote:But that is very short sighted, to excuse it as human error and not a possible gambit.
Not attributing to malice what can best be explained far more simply with stupidity.
The simple answer is stupidity.
The complex answer requiring contrived justifications is malice based on some possible gambit.
If we look at JUNGLE outside of the quest info, the read would be solidly nulltown; there is nothing indicating pun and yet minor signs indicating town.