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You too! I just hope you're more involved in this game than last time. =/MafiaSSK wrote:It will be a pleasure to play again with you Incog. =D[ooc][color=black]patrickgower2006 (8:12:03 PM): all beer tastes same to me
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Yep, it is.Erg0 wrote:Is that pic from a Sigur Ros album, Incog?[ooc][color=black]patrickgower2006 (8:12:03 PM): all beer tastes same to me
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Vote: Erg0for buddying up.
IGMEOY: Patrick and Etherfor 42%.[ooc][color=black]patrickgower2006 (8:12:03 PM): all beer tastes same to me
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Does it bother you that I, too, mentioned that my vote on someone wasn't random?hasdgfas wrote:
I found her reasoning to be really, really stupid, in all honesty. She voted you, saying that it "wasn't random" simply because you said you were, what was it, the hottest dancing girl in the club? That's a very light reason to be voting someone before most of us know anything.Glork wrote:Why an FoS, hasdgfas? I've taken Ether's behavior so far as a slight protown sign...- Incognito
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No, it wasn't arbitrary. I usually try and put at least a decent amount of thought into initial votes even if they don't have as much basis as votes that I place further down the line within a game. I usually try to choose people whom I think would make good springboards for discussion. Erg0 made a comment about my avatar which was probably just friendly conversation but if he was actually buddying up, he might have reacted differently after I made the comment. Also, Erg0 and I have played in a game recently where he was town and was wagoned early on so I wanted to see if his reaction here was comparable to his reaction in that game.hasdgfas wrote:Was it arbitrary? Were you just looking for a reason to vote someone in the "random phase"?
Either way, I questioned you about it because both Ether and I chose to mention that our votes weren't random but you chose to single her out for her non-random vote with an FoS and even went as far to call her reasoning "really, really stupid" but mentioned nothing about mine.- Incognito
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I find hasdgfas's explanation acceptable. I think he clearly demonstrated why he thought mine and Ether's votes and reasons for voting were different and therefore, I don't think there was an inconsistency in his FoS choice as I initially thought there was.
What is it about Mizzy's contribution so far that gives you an early pro-town indicator?Glork, in post 79, wrote:Early Protown Indicators: Erg0, Ether, Glork, Mizzy- Incognito
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Interesting.Glork wrote:idk... gut?
Unvote; Vote: Glork
Certain things just aren't adding up. Previously you mentioned the following:
I took the above to mean that I had done something within thread that lead you to believe that I was likely pro-town. However in your recent "Early Protown Indicator" list, I remained unlisted (unlike your gut-feeling on Mizzy) which would indicate that your post 60 didn't mean what I thought it did. And since it didn't mean that, it really does look like you were "goading hasdgfas and me from the sidelines" like Erg0 mentioned in Post 68.Glork, in post 60, wrote:Point: Incognito.
Hascow? Response?
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Prior to Post 60, Glork had made a comment in Post 55 about Ether which mentioned that he was taking Ether's behavior so far to be a pro-town sign. I figured that along that same line of thinking Glork had found something that I mentioned (Post 59) to also be a pro-town indicator and was giving me a "point" for that comment. I thought he was trying to use things people were saying within thread to formulate his reads on people and not actually goad from the sidelines. But Glork mentioned recently that he meant "he made a good point" rather than the definition of "point" that I thought he was using.Patrick wrote:On second inspection, this bothers me. Firstly because I don't see how, "Point: Incognito" could mean "I think Incognito looks protown". But I have to ask, even if that was what you thought it meant, wouldn't it still have been goading you and hasdgfas on from the sidelines? I don't really follow this thought process.
Mizzy, since you were watching the debate between both Ether and Glork did you also update your feelings with respect to Glork as well?Mizzy wrote:Quick update on my thoughts: After looking back over the few posts Ether has made so far, I get a pro-town read of her. She's acting (so far) like I would expect an Ethertown to act. Granted, we're only on page 4. But I don't think that her stretching on Glork makes her scummy, yet.- Incognito
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You're probably right about that. I think if you had layed it out as clearly as you did above or the way you did in your response to my question, your thoughts about the situation and your true intention behind the post would have been more clear to me. That makes more sense now.Glork wrote:If I had said "Hmm, Incognito makes an interesting point. I'd like to hear what hasdgfas has to say about this alleged inconsistency" would I be "goading from the sidelines then? I think you're mistaking presentation for intent.- Incognito
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Honestly, not much. I thought Glork's response and explanation after my vote was reasonable. If I had a better place to put my vote right now, I'd place it there but since Glork isn't in any immediate danger, I'll leave it for the sake of having a vote.Patrick wrote:Incognito, what's your current vote based on?- Incognito
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I just don't see any form of scum hunting or productive contribution coming from you. You yourself mentioned previously that the random voting phase had ended quickly and that you were unvoting while watching the Ether/Glork thing going on but now that that has pretty much come to a lull, I still don't see much coming from your direction. Your previous post before these last two still seems like a joke post, which is fine and dandy since this is a game and all, but I would expect some more serious contribution by now. Obviously this also applies to a few others but you specifically mentioned that the joking stage had ended, but yet I still see nothing fairly serious in the form of suspicions or actual content from you. Also, you kinda missed Glork's previous question for you. Hence the vote.Mizzy wrote:WTB explanation for vote. PST.- Incognito
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What is it about me that you're curious about?MafiaSSK wrote:The rest I'm curious about especially Incognito.
@Mizzy:This was the post I was referring to that had Glork's question which you missed:
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You're welcome to try.Mizzy wrote:If I use the word "hebetudinous" to describe your brain when you made the correlation between big words and pro-town, does that make me pro-town, too?
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Checking in mainly to let everyone know I'm still here. This game is bugging me though since I feel like there's a whole half of people that I have absolutely no preliminary reads on. I still like my Mizzy vote even though I feel kinda cruel keeping my vote on a new mother lol.
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hasdgfas, I really don't understand your recent vote on MafiaSSK or any of the content of your past few posts. Back in Post 164 you mentioned that you were most suspicious of rolandgarros, Glork, PokerFace, and this fourth person who you couldn't remember (we now know this to be MafiaSSK). You seem to be basing your vote on SSK on the fact that he created a pro-town list of people based on vibes and hasn't done any form of scum-hunting. Glork also made a pro-town list of people with at least one of those people on his list being based on gut and according to you he hasn't done much scum-hunting either but you've never voted for him or even FoS-ed him. Is there any reason why?
The other thing I'm bothered by is you've claimed that you're suspicious of PF because he is making an attempt to meta-game people. But in two of your past three posts, you've referenced meta-statements to either clear or voice your disapproval about people:
hasdgfas, in post 181, wrote:Mizzy: except for her post #10 with all the qualifiers, she seems to be acting normally for her, so I'm not thinking she's scum at the moment.
Why is it suspicious for PokerFace to be meta-gaming people when you've included meta-analysis in your own posts? Is there a difference between how he's done it and how you are doing it?hasdgfas, in post 164, wrote:Glork is....slightly off. I've seen him in other games (though not necessarily played with him), and in this game, he just seems to be playing differently than normal.- Incognito
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hasdgfas wrote:Incog, he's on my list of suspicions, so that equates into a FoS for everyone on it, even though I might not have formally said so. The reason I'm not voting him is that I'm currently suspicious of him mostly on gut, not enough to get a good case on him, but if you'd prefer a formal FoS, I can do that too.Idon't really need a formal FoS; I was just attempting to clarify what I saw to be an inconsistency. The SSK vote still bothers me though because while you did mention recently that you're less suspicious of Glork relative to SSK because Glork does seem to be doing more scum-hunting than SSK (thereby explaining why SSK got the vote for making a "pro-town list" as opposed to Glork getting the vote for doing the exact same thing), your vote needed to be prompted in a way. And actually, it's not even the prompting that I'm bothered by; it's the fact that you couldn't evenrememberwho this fourth person was that you were suspicious of. If SSK was that forgettable relative to your other three suspects, I would expect him to be theleastvote-worthy of the bunch as opposed to themost.
We really have no way of knowing the reason PokerFace has decided to ask for referential games because he hasn't provided us with his findings from those games yet. It seems a bit early to say that PF is using meta "for the whole game" when this game isn't very long yet. I am very curious to see what PF has deduced from his research.hasdgfas wrote:Well, my problem with him is that he seems to only be meta-ing, and I really don't like that. I use meta as some of my arguments, but not as everything I do for the whole game.- Incognito
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@Patrick:What was the reason for the unvote?
scotmany, I don't understand this post:
Your whole post looks like you're attacking Glork but then at the very end of it, you place a vote on Glo-.... I mean hasdgfas. Is there any reason why you feel that he's the best lynch candidate?scotmany12, in post 221, wrote:I totally disagree with this. Look over Glork's post. I haven't seen him truly pressure someone yet. On;y time where I think he actually truly scumhunted is when he attack Incog for using TBH. Once again, it appears you are holding these two to separate standards. As long as Glork posts, he is fine...It just doesn't seem right to me. I'm viewing you as our best lynch candidate right now, soUnvote, Vote: hasdgfas.
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Dunno. Never played with him before and haven't meta-ed him.scotmany12 wrote:Is it normal for him to be useless like this?
At this point, I'm still unsure who I would like to see lynched. My take on the hasdgfas wagon is pending his response. I don't like how he's gone lurker-ish in the face of these accusations. It's a bit unsettling how I still have absolutely no read on Tarhalindur, Elmo, and PokerFace and the deadline is like... right there. SSK seems mildly town to me especially since I'm familiar with his playstyle (scummiest pro-town Mason buddy of all time). Mizzy's recap of events seems completely off, and Glork could easily get my vote at this point too. So yeah... I'm like ttly in limbo lol.- Incognito
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Elmo wrote:Incog: What is '42%' in post 27?
Sheesh. I thoughtsomeonewould ask about that 42% thing sooner. Rofl.
Before this game began, Patrick and I had a conversation about how we both were hoping to not draw scum roles in this game. We joked around about the possibility of all three of me, Patrick, and Ether being the scum team and how horrible that would be since we all enjoy town roles much better than scum roles. 42% was the probability that all three of us would be aligned on the side of the town due to random distribution of roles if we assume a three-person scum team [(3/4) x (3/4) x (3/4)]. So my IGMEOY was in relation to that - the fact that it would mathematically be more probable for at leastoneof us to be aligned on the side of the scum as opposed to all three of us being town.
I'm pretty sure it was still related to my reasoning that I covered in Post 139. Mizzy made a few posts following 139 but still had not really contributed anything worthwhile with respect to her suspicions, analysis... pretty much anything that I would expect from Mizzy-town. Therefore I felt no need to move my vote to anyone else or remove it from her completely.Elmo wrote:Why do you like your Mizzy vote in 175?- Incognito
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Erg0, was the question below for me?
Erg0 wrote:Kind of odd that nobody noticed that Scot's vote on hasdgfas was a very close echo of my post 210. Not that I disagree with his reason, but I would have expected some mention of agreement with me in there. For that matter, is there any reason that he was attacked for the comment and I wasn't?- Incognito
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I'm pretty much inclined to believe this claim. I don't think scum would fake-claim vanilla townie especially this early in the game; instead I think scum would be more likely to fake-claim a power role in order to hopefully draw a counterclaim and gain more information about the set-up.hasdgfas wrote:Also, my claim isn't very impressive.
Ordinary patron, aka vanilla townie.
At this point, I think I would be happiest with a Glork-lynch. I don't particularly like that some people have given Glork this "out" citing that we should keep him around since, if he's town, he could be a huge help towards helping find scum with his reputation. I think there's a few people in this game whom I could say the same for so to give him this out seems pretty silly. Glork hasn't done much scum-hunting aside from the "to be honest" debate and the FoS on Patrick. I also think Patrick brought up a fair point when he mentioned the following:
After Glork's FoS, instead of following it up with more content as toPatrick, in post 229, wrote:I was there too, early on. Now I read him as slightly scummy, as it definitely isn't normal for him to be this useless, and it's the kind of play he often goes after himself. It also bothers me how he hasn't even tried to follow up his attack on me, especially after what happened last time, and especially since a number of people said they had no problems with my play. I'd expect more concern. It's not a stretch that he could be lazy town, but I don't like it.whyhe was suspicious of Patrick, he chose to single me out for using the phrase "to be honest". It seemed pretty nit-picky to me and while I don't think being nit-picky is always a bad thing, really by page 6 you should be using other information within the thread to develop reads on other people aside from minutiae. With the quality of the players in this game, I'd actually expect scum to be more nit-picky than town anyway. I also find it bothersome how Glork didn't even bother to comment on Mizzy's case against Patrick. If Glork really found Patrick to be that suspicious, I would think he would support Mizzy's vote and insert his own comments about Patrick's play instead of just continuing the push for the hasdgfas-wagon. Therefore I'm going with this:
Unvote; Vote: Glork
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This is correct; we haven't been in a completed game with one another, but I've read through at least one of your completed games in which you were town, and you were certainly more active in that game when compared to this one. I realize that you were a replacement in this game, but you replaced in way back on May 16th and produced your first "content-laden" post nine days later on the 25th, which happened to fall about four days before deadline. Prior to that, the only thing I knew about you was that you <3 Patrick. So yeah, that's what I mean by "uncharacteristically useless".Elmo, in post 274, wrote:Incog: What is the comparison being drawn for 'uncharacteristically useless'? I don't believe we've been in a completed game together.
I would expect scum to be more nit-picky than town in a game with higher quality players because those players who actually are pro-town and experienced will generally look rather pro-town to the scum. I think it would be like Stoofer's Syndrome to the max which would pretty much force the scum to pick on very minor things in the hopes that those minor things blew up into things that were more major. Obviously picking on minor things is the way most games start but for Glork to do it on Page 6 of the thread when other things had developed at that time (including "highly suspicious behavior from Patrick"), his nit-picking of me for saying "tbh" seemed completely off.Elmo, in post 274, wrote:
Really? Why?Incognito wrote:With the quality of the players in this game, I'd actually expect scum to be more nit-picky than town anyway.- Incognito
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I like how Glork has absolutely no comment about my vote on him or any comment about the fact that both Ether and me had come to somewhat similar conclusions to Patrick about our preferred lynches at this point.[ooc][color=black]patrickgower2006 (8:12:03 PM): all beer tastes same to me
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I was getting at the fact that the content you included in your Post 283 seemed completely geared to all of the information that was written on Page 12. To me, it looked like you hadn't evenGlork wrote:
....Not really sure where you're going with this one. Your vote on me is completely inconsequential right now.Incog wrote:I like how Glork has absolutely no comment about my vote on him or any comment about the fact that both Ether and me had come to somewhat similar conclusions to Patrick about our preferred lynches at this point.
You and Ether coming to "somewhat similar" conclusions as Patrick means absolutely nothing to me.
Well tharr ya go! Tricksy commentses!botheredto read through anything that had been written on page 11 at all. In Post 283, you still mentioned that you would be fine with a hasdgfas lynch so I would think you might have at least commented on:
1) his vanilla claim and
2) the conclusion that I and others drew with respect to his vanilla claim.
Instead you just seemed to attack Patrick, respond to PokerFace while still voicing your support for a hasdgfas lynch, and excuse yourself for why you seem to be doing absolutely nothing thus far in this game.
Tarhalindur, so you consider the fact that Glork has done little to no scum-hunting all game, failed to follow up on his attack on Patrick whom he labeled as "suspicious", and failed to comment or even voice his support for Mizzy's case against Patrick all to be mediocre reasons? Why? I also love how people consider attacking a player who has a decent reputation for being a good scum hunter an automatic scum tell.Tarhalindur wrote:Incognito- He's been under my radar for most of the game, and that's usually not a good sign. There's a few other points against him - in particular, his conduct towards the has wagon could easily be an attempt to push the has wagon without incriminating himself by joining it, then hop off and gain townie points when has claimed (hereby indicating that he was not a power role). There's also his pushing of a Glork lynch(who, if he's town, is probably THE player the scum want dead) on IMO mediocre reasoning.
Also interesting is the following:
You labeled Patrick in your Towndar region citing that his post 280 was the towniest post of the entire game but yet two of the five people you've listed in your scumdar region (me and Erg0) were actually referenced as somewhat town by Patrick in that same exact post 280. Patrick even mentioned that he's suspicious ofTarhalindur wrote:Towndar:
Patrick- His post 280 is the most protown-looking post in the entire game, and the rest of his posts read somewhat more neutral than scummy.Glork, the same person you've listed me in your Scumdar region just for attacking him. Can you explain your reasons for any of this?- Incognito
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His reads and reasons for reading people certain ways just don't make much logical sense to me. He's listed me as scummy mainly because he considered my reasons for attacking you "mediocre" and cited that scum would want to off you right away. He listed Ether as neutral for not attacking very many people but, interestingly enough, Ether also attacked you pretty severely for reasons that had to have been considered even less than mediocre. Why is she not scummy then? Also, how in the world would Ether and you necessarily have to share the same alignment? Ether made it extremely clear that her opening vote on you was very serious and that she genuinely felt like you were role-fishing. His read of Patrick for Patrick's Post 280 being the "towniest post of the game" doesn't match with his reads of both Erg0 and me since he's listed the both of us as scummy while Patrick has come to an exact opposite conclusion. I do see what you're getting at with respect to Elmo though since Tarhalindur pretty much summarized the case against him but that certainly doesn't mean that they can't be scum with one another since a number of people have been making comments about Elmo's lack of contribution or complete lack of a sense of urgency for awhile now. That could have led Tarhalindur to come to the conclusion that people might swing their votes to Elmo eventually and that it might have been time to cut himself away from his damaged goods.Glork wrote:Tar's "contrived" reads are mostly focused on how Elmo has been insincere, yet you put Elmo at your #3. Could you please read through and elaborate on the Tar-Elmo relationship? How does TarScum affect Elmo's alignment? How does ElmoScum affect Tar's alignment?- Incognito
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This is most likely true. I just read up the role of Governor in the Wiki, and it seems to match the scenario that happened with Elmo. I was confused mainly because the mod didn't highlight the bouncer title in a bolded green or some other color thereby indicating some sort of alignment or that it was an actual role within this game. Instead the mod left the bouncer's title in his regular blue text color which might have indicated that it was an NPC.Glork wrote:EBWOP: Bouncer likely means "Governor," as in "one-shot lynch preventer." Somebody kept Elmo alive because they thought he was protown. I don't see what there is to be confused about.
I agree with Tarhalindur being scum for reasons that I've cited previously. I don't agree with the hasdgfas conclusion still though, and I also don't completely agree with the MafiaSSK conclusion either. He needs to pipe in a bit more. And Glork was at the top of my suspicions list yesterday so I'm still very leery of him. I'll go with this for now:
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P.S. It would be hilarious if this was a slip from SSK:
He didn't say "got those vibes from the people I think are protown"; he said "got those vibes from the protown people" which seems to imply additional knowledge of their alignment. So far we know it to be true of Patrick at least.MafiaSSK, in his 7th post, wrote:
I re-read the thread and got those vibes from the protown people.hasdgfas wrote:
do you have any sort of reasoning for this?MafiaSSK wrote:Okay then quick response to everything.
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One thing though, about this:
If you're telling the truth, I really wouldn't exactly consider it obvious that you would have investigated Glork of all people. Considering the fact that you created a case against Elmo and he ended up not getting lynched, I would have expected you to maybe investigate him or anyone else on your Scumdar list. In fact, you even listed me in your Scumdar region just for attacking Glork on what you considered "mediocre" reasons. Could you please answer some of the questions I've posed for you in my previous posts, Tarhalindur?Tarhalindur wrote:In practical terms, I'm the cop. I investigated Glork last night, for reasons that should be obvious to anyone who read my analysis post yesterday.- Incognito
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Really? You previously had the following to mention about your "hottest dancing girl in the club" stuff:Glork wrote:I am an exotic dancer, Jailkeeper. Obviously this explains my blunder at during confirmations when I blurted that I was the hottest person in the game.
Glork, in post 40, wrote:I do "what you were getting at," but I think you're confusing somefor fishing and subsequently making a DD out of an A.harmless pre-game banterGlork, in post 48, wrote:Ether, if anything, my comment would have stated more about my own role than seeking reaction from others.
I assure you. I was goofing around.That is, unless you think I'm actually a gorgeous exotic dancer.
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Okay, I should mention that this is a slightly awkward situation for me. While I'm glad that my P.E. #1 was potentially investigated as guilty, it bothers me that my P.E. #2 happened to be the investigator. Nevertheless, I'm inclined to believe Tarhalindur at this point given his responses.
Re: Lepton's Gambit. The only reason I could think of for a Tarhalindur-scum to use Lepton's Gambit at this stage of the game is if he felt like Glork was so dangerous to the scum that sacrificing himself tomorrow would be worth it just to have Glork lynched today. Otherwise I would expect a Tarhalindur-scum to simply claim FBI agent and then claim to have investigated someone as an "innocent" thereby allowing himself to potentially get more time to live and casting even further seed of doubt for tomorrow. I suppose that single reason for a Tarhalindur-scum to use Lepton's Gambit is somewhat plausible considering the fact that Tarhalindur mentioned what he mentioned with respect to my D1 attacks on Glork, but I find that more unlikely. I will say this: If Glork is today's lynch and does turn up town, then Tarhalindur should be lynched tomorrow pronto. There's absolutely no way I would believe a person claiming to be a sanity-challenged FBI agent in a mini-game. If this was a larger game where the margin for town error was a bit larger, then yes, I might believe someone who claimed to be sanity-challenged.
I don't really see the Ether/Glork connection. In fact, I'm still leaning very town on Ether. If Glork does turn up scum, then I'm actually more inclined to believe that hasdgfas might be the most likely scum buddy for Glork given the new information with respect to Tar's possible alignment and despite what I mentioned yesterday about has's vanilla claim. I think hasdgfas's treatment of Glork is more telling of this possible connection with Glork than the inverse (Glork's treatment of has). I could go into more detail about this if necessary.Tarhalindur, in post 377, wrote:2) I saw a possible connection between Ether and Glork yesterday, so investigating Glork might also give me a better read on Ether. Speaking of that, now that I have her reaction to the Glork wagon (she was pretty supportive of Glork yesterday - note the "Glork's town tell" and "I would not be up for a Glorklynch; I am in the "Glork is allowed to suck on Day 1" camp." posts - but she claimed to believe me completely today), I now feel comfortable saying that Ether has moved firmly onto my scumdar.HoS: Ether
To be fair, I never voted for hasdgfas to begin with so there was no "unvote" there to find odd. At the time that I unvoted and shifted to Glork, I was actually voting for Elmo as added incentive for him to provide more content. And prior to that I was voting for Mizzy.Tarhalindur wrote:The other major reason for finding you scummy was your behavior towards has between the two Glork votes, which I interpreted as a possible attempt to push the has wagon to completion without being called for it (if you were scum, your unvote is a little odd, but it *could* have been a case of trying to gain townie points by derailing a town wagon).
These were actually my exact same thoughts with respect to Glork, hence the reason I decided to vote for Tarhalindur (my P.E. #2) at the start of today rather than Glork himself. Now that Glork has claimed Jailkeeper, those thoughts have obviously gone out the door.Ether, in post 384, wrote:(There's a slight factor that he [Glork] looked bouncery after the Elmo incident, and therefore would have been harder for you to lynch and less worthwhile to try and force a claim out of as a final death rattle.)
Just so it's clear where I stand, I'm going with this:
Vote: Glork
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Dude, do whatever you'd like. If it were up to me, you would have been D1 lynched, and we wouldn't be going through this whole scenario right now. If you were protown, you would have done this "Paragon of Mafia Hunters" crap on D1. It's strange that now that your back is up against the wall, you suddenly feel the need to grill people the way you've suggested. Where was this Paragon on Day 1? It's not like Tarhalindur made Post 75 (the post you labeled as a "doozie") today; you could have easily pointed out the problem with that post yesterday if you had that much of an issue with it instead of, say, FoS-ing Patrick for unprovided reasons.Glork wrote:That's all fine and dandy, but have you nothing to say about my request?
If I'm protown, you only have information to gain by the interrogations of a former Paragon of Mafia Hunters. If I'm scum, I just might give something away about who my scumbuddies are (though at this stage, that'd be pretty unlikely).
Another thing: Glork, at the start of today you mentioned that the scum team is Tarhalindur, hasdgfas, and MafiaSSK, but you specifically chose to vote for Tarhalindur despite the fact that the hasdgfas-wagon was the major competing wagon at the end of Day 1. Is there any reason why you chose him of the three? Because as far as I can tell, I was probably the only person who had taken that much of an issue with Tarhalindur's play. Yes, other people labeled him as scummy but most other people mentioned him more in passing whereas I actually "Huge FoS-ed" him. It just seems odd for you to have chosen him when there were three other people (Pokerface, Patrick (albeit he's dead) and Erg0) who were voting for hasdgfas at the end of D1.
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What exactly did you not like about the case against Elmo yesterday? What exactly do you like about the case against Glork today?MafiaSSK, in post 405, wrote:Nothing new to add here but /prodded.
I mean all the reasons above noted for Glork make sense for why he's scum unlike Elmo.
I agree with Erg0 here. Mizzy, do you have reason to believe thatErg0, in post 415, wrote:I don't think that SSK is the play today. The only reason to lynch anyone other than Tar or Glork would be that you don't think that either of them is scum (which seems unlikely).bothGlork and Tarhalindur are telling the truth besides this WIFOM stuff? If yes, why?- Incognito
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EBWOP: Just realized I listed the people who were on the Elmo wagon and not the hasdgfas wagon. Make that Elmo, Ether, and scotmany12 as opposed to Patrick, PokerFace and Erg0.[ooc][color=black]patrickgower2006 (8:12:03 PM): all beer tastes same to me
patrickgower2006 (8:12:07 PM): like dish water
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Basically, I'd like Tarhalindur to become more involved in the game in general and not just specifically to defend himself against the points you've made.Glork, in post 418 wrote:Tell me this, Incog (and everyone else, for that matter): What do you think of the fact that Tarh has not bothered to defend against ANY of the points made against him so far?
Just one more note about about your Day 1 lazy play points: By post 100, you were still fairly interested in the game as mentioned below:
I'm not sure when exactly you became disinterested in the game but you most certainly were still very interested at around the time Tarhalindur made Post 75.Glork, in post 100, wrote:I don't always speak my mind, but the gears are constantly cranking inside. Well, xcept in really, really, really, REALLY boring games. But this isn't one of them.- Incognito
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@SSK:I'm pretty much bolding your name so you won't miss this question:
Another question: Is there any reason you haven't bothered to vote all game yet? I have a theory about this, but I'll wait until you answer first before revealing what I'm thinking.Incognito, in post 416, wrote:
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What exactly did you not like about the case against Elmo yesterday? What exactly do you like about the case against Glork today?MafiaSSK, in post 405, wrote:Nothing new to add here but /prodded.
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Well so far he's listed one person who he believes would be Glork's most likely scum buddy (Ether), and I've mentioned that I completely disagree with him. So no, even if Tarhalindur is town I won't be basing all of my thoughts on his conclusions since I think his major one is so far off. The main reason I want him to become more involved in this game is to ease my paranoia; lurker-ish claimed cops begin to remind me of ChaosOmega from Vollville. :S- Incognito
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Two competing theories actually:MafiaSSK wrote:I didn't like how there were just constant attacks then a lynch. It also seemed just a bit over reachy.
I just like all the points that have been made against him and that they make sense.
As to your last question, I'm just trying out a new playstyle. What was your theory though?
1) The last time you were scum was that SSBB Smalltown Mafia that you mentioned previously. It seems like the reason you were easily found out by the town in that game was because your votes seemed extremely volatile and swingy. You've also mentioned that your playstyle is in the works or what-have-you. Thus, if you're scum in this game, you might be trying a more reserved playstyle to avoid the level of suspicion that you felt in SSBB.
2) You could just be town who is trying this "town lurker" playstyle like you mentioned previously. I don't think the conclusion that you drew here is entirely accurate though:
I mean, yes, there might be some truth to it in certain cases, but I think town might go after town lurkers just as much as scum might do the same.MafiaSSK wrote: You ge tto understand how aggressive the player is and see how they interact with a lurker. From my experience, scum seem to go after a town lurker much more than a town person would because they know that town will usually agree with lynching a useless townie. However, if it were a scum lurker, the scum usually try to defend the lurker in question.- Incognito
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Erg0, I have a tiny issue with the conclusion that you've arrived at with respect to Glork and his alignment.
I can understand the logic you've used to clear Glork in your mind but part of it doesn't make sense to me. You've set up Glork as this "magnet for night actions" and referenced a previous game in Mini 545 to help support this idea. However, I get the feeling that Glork's magnetism seems to be completely independent of his behavior anyway, i.e. it doesn't matterhowGlork acts during Day 1, he will likely be a popular target during Night 1 anyway. In fact, in that very game you cited, you were the cop, and you chose to investigate Glork during Night 1. Did you choose to investigate him during Night 1 because you thought he was acting scummy during Day 1 or simply because he was Glork? If it was because he was Glork, then I think the conclusion you've arrived at to determine that Glork is likely town here because he was acting obstinate doesn't seem correct since it seems like no matter how Glork acted, he had to have expected some N1 activity in this game anyway.
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I feel like the opening flavor seems suggestive that Tarhalindur is actually telling the truth here (note the underlined):
The opening flavor seems to lay the groundwork for just what type of investigative role we could expect from this game. If Tarhalindur claimed to be a plain old Cop, then yeah, his claim might be more questionable. But the fact that he claimed to be an FBI agent and the opening flavor suggests we may have some feds among us seems to lend support to Tar's claim.OhGodMyLife wrote:"Yeah boss?" A pregnant pause. "I got it." Nervous looks pass between subordinates. "The feds are onto us.Somebody out there is talking to them. The don wishes for us to take care of the problem." It takes a moment for everyone to comprehend the gravity of this statement. "We start tonight."- Incognito
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Glork: Sorry, I missed that question.
I was under the impression that the hottest dancing girl in the club thing was a joke post. I never took it as fishing the way Ether did and never thought it had anything to do with your role at all. To me, it seemed funny coming from you because you're a guy and you're claiming to be a hot dancing girl in this strip club theme type of game. So as for your question, I don't find either one of A or B to be likely; instead I think you decided to fake-claim Jailkeeper whenever you decided to (whether it be early in the game or last night or upon learning about Tar's guilty on you) and likewise decided to make it seem like that early post was some kind of breadcrumb to your claim to attempt to increase the validity of it.- Incognito
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How does it sound sketch? I take it that Mizzy interpreted it the same way: hence, she stuffed dollar bills down your thong.Glork wrote:
So you find it unusual that I, a guy, claim to be a hot female in a strip-club themed game, and you think there's zero chance that I was breadcrumbing?Incognito wrote:To me, it seemed funny coming from you because you're a guy and you're claiming to be a hot dancing girl in this strip club theme type of game.
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And Bingo was his name-oooo!Glork wrote:I'm talking after the fact, you git.
So you're telling me that this is what you currently think:
--Upon my confirmation, I pretended to be a female dancing girl just for shits and giggles
--When I decided upon my "fakeclaim," I retroactively used that completely pointless roleplaying to make the claim more believable
Yes, I think that hottest dancing girl in the club comment had absolutely no ulterior motives and was a comment made for all of us to get a good laugh.Glork wrote:Are you seriously, honestly telling me that I had NO reason for having insinuated that I was a dancing girl in a game called the Satin Doll Showdown?- Incognito
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Glork, you're a smart Mafia player. Let's assume you're telling the truth here and are actually this power-role Jailkeeper that you claim to be. First of all, we start with the fact that you're a pro-townpower role. A power role is by definition a role that is completely unlike the rest; it's a stand-out among the crowd; something unattainable that only the select few could be. I find it ABSOLUTELY HARD to believe that you would think that all of the roles within this game, including the Vanillas all happen to be beautiful, exotic dancers like yourself. After all, you're a stand-out power role. Why would we all be just like you? What exactly would separate the vanillas from your beautiful power role-ness then? Did your role PM mention that you haveBIGGER BOOBSthan all of us or something?
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