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Still in the midst of reading what happened yesterday evening, but so far I'm leaning town on FlavorLeaf for the emphatic, well-substantiated defense halfway through the thread. Scum would do this too, but my gut tells me it's town. I also town-read Naomi-Tan for Post #95. I have Saudade as town-lean for Post #199.
I lean scum on Krazy for fishing for power-roles in the Neighborhood chat according to Dough and Crimson. I don't see how that would be more beneficial for town to know than for mafia to know, and Neighbors aren't any more likely to be town than scum unless the Mod decides that they are. Maybe it really was just an attempt to break the ice, as Krazy claims. I don't think that question is a good way to go about breaking the ice. There is also asymmetry between joking about asking if someone is a power role and joking about asking if someone is mafia. Nobody is going to answer yes to the second question. It's unlikely, but there is a nonzero chance of someone answering yes to the first. This really rubs me the wrong way.
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VOTE: Krazy
Full-disclosure: I am still somewhat new to Mafia, so I may have misinterpreted the interactions I linked.-
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This is my take on that too.In post 296, Saudade wrote:So far I think that you and Naomi just had a miscommunication, she misunderstood your interaction with me.
I could be wrong but she didn't ping me so far-
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I'm sure you have a reason for saying that this is the scummiest post, but I'd like to know what it is. I don't see how this can be construed as alignment indicative either way.In post 218, profii wrote:
scummiest postIn post 41, Light Ethos wrote:I'm not Crimson, but I feel like expecting Crimson to answer that question before Manatee gives a response would defeat the purpose of Crimson pushing Manatee in the first place.
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@Sashaddin: Can you explain your reasoning behind putting profii as green? His vote on me is for not creating conflict and for not going after people, yet he has also said very little.
Then there is this:in the context of voting me. He has Krazy down as scum but leaves his vote on me. When profii posted this, my vote was on Krazy.
@profii: Does that mean that you have Krazy and I down as scum team?
Conflict for conflict's sake isn't pro-town. Flavor and Naomi went after each other across multiple back and forth posts. I think both of them are town, and I didn't want them to waste more time attacking each other when there are 11 other players in the game.In post 306, profii wrote:In post 298, Light Ethos wrote:
This is my take on that too.In post 296, Saudade wrote:So far I think that you and Naomi just had a miscommunication, she misunderstood your interaction with me.
I could be wrong but she didn't ping me so farconflict = townier...
I like Post #315 and Post #321. I won't green Krazy based on these posts, but it's enough to unvote.
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Thank you for the answer. Why is 315 horrendous?In post 370, profii wrote:In post 368, Light Ethos wrote:I won't green Krazy based on these posts, but it's enough to unvote.
UNVOTE: Krazy
I'm more suspicious of you, profii than I am of Krazy. That does not mean that I think Krazy is town. I'll do a meta read on you when I get more time (Saturday morning) to see if this is just how you play.-
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I do disagree with this part of Krazy's Post #315, but I don't find that single piece to be anywhere near enough to make the entire post horrendous. The middle piece of analysis about Saudade being a safe push was what I liked about it, not the piece you quoted. And again, I'd like to clarify that I don't have Krazy down as town-leaning either.In post 374, profii wrote:
weird scumreadIn post 315, Krazy wrote:The townread on me with no evidence is more suggestive of his early game pattern of prioritizing townreads over scumreads. While he has scumreads now, he starts off with a more quick townreads which actually strikes me as a touch scummy.
@profii: Two more questions for you: Since you have us down as a scum team, what convinces you that I'm scummier than Krazy?
You say that you're sorting lurkers. What pings you most about me as compared to the others with low post counts?
@Crimson: From Post #346, you think Dough vs. saudade is town v. town. What do you think of Flavor Leaf v. Naomi-Tan?-
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Do you disagree with what I said in the quoted post? Again, I don't see how that statement is alignment indicative either way. I commented to say that in general, I don't believe that these types of preemptive questions are helpful. Crimson was trying to get some pressure on a player he knew. You asked him why. He gives a veiled answer about him being difficult to read. This should be enough back and forth until manatee responds. Instead, Frank comes in and wants more detail in finding out why manatee is being pressured.In post 415, profii wrote:
fake involvementIn post 218, profii wrote:
scummiest postIn post 41, Light Ethos wrote:I'm not Crimson, but I feel like expecting Crimson to answer that question before Manatee gives a response would defeat the purpose of Crimson pushing Manatee in the first place.
VOTE: light ethos
My post 41 asserts that Frank's question defeats Crimson's purpose. I don't think there is anything wrong with Manatee receiving pressure at that point, and I think page 2 is a bit too early for players to have reason to undermine other players' pressure. I'm glad I reread this section however, as it might point to saudade's question about why you voted for me over Frank. You and Frank were on the same side at this point early on in the game.-
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Your vote is on me and not on Krazy. It's a reasonable assumption for me to think that you find me the scummier of your proposed scum team. (Unless your response means that you just think that I'm a bit presumptuous in general. That's the problem with only posting several word responses. It isn't easy to tell what you fully mean.)In post 416, profii wrote:
bit presumptuousIn post 413, Light Ethos wrote:what convinces you that I'm scummier than Krazy?-
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To be more transparent: my vote on profii was not about the post restriction. (I didn't even pick up on the post restriction as more than stylistic choice until Krazy brought it up. I thought post restrictions in roles wouldn't be a Normal game thing, but I am new here.) It was for a combination of things:
1. He had Krazy down as scum but decided to vote me instead.
2. His reason for marking me as scum was my low post count and limited involvement when the same could be said about other players, AND he voted me without substantiating why I was the worst of the bunch beyond a quote from me when we were still arguably in RVS.
My vote stayed on profii because he didn't seem to pay much mind to the possibility of Frank being scum, making it seem as though profii was arbitrarily sorting between low post count people to find safe, easy Day 1 targets.
Since then, he answered my questions well, especially given the post restriction. He's actively contributing to the conversation in ways that are productive. Even without the vote on Frank, Post #455 would have been enough for me to unvote.
UNVOTE: profii
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@Crimson: I think you missed this while you were away, so I'll ask again.In post 413, Light Ethos wrote: @Crimson: From Post #346, you think Dough vs. saudade is town v. town. What do you think of Flavor Leaf v. Naomi-Tan?-
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I am interested in seeing the result of this.In post 475, Naomi-Tan wrote:UNVOTE:
I wanna reevaluate who I think is the most red leaning once I re-read.
In comparing the ISO of Frank with that of the worst, the worst lives up to his name. the worst has put no effort into the game and is at best, content to have others gamesolve for him, or at worst, content to let the day trickle away and end up letting mafia win. In comparison, Frank has at least posted some game-advancing content.
^ giving credit where credit is due. My vote stays here until the worst changes gears unless someone else does something particularly egregious.In post 500, Saudade wrote:click on his iso
notice almost no game related content
hes just cruising through this day making jokes
has no intention to solve the game
rope him rope him
VOTE: the worst-
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I think this is a good vote too. To complete the trifecta, what happened to Parrot?In post 476, Doughboy wrote:Ok caught up.
VOTE: manatee
Let’s hear some stuff.
My scum reads atm atm/Krazy/flavor
People I’d Pl profli and the worst
Town is frank, Naomi, and I think ethos.
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So after all of that time saying you're going to go through this and find who pings red the most, and you come up with me.
Again, you misunderstood Post 41. That post is no defense of Crimson. You read through my ISO, so your attack on me should probably include a discussion of the main point of Post 418. Substantiate your claim that those posts defend Crimson.
The reason I keep asking Crimson about Naomi-Tan vs. Flavor Leaf is because Crimson hasn't done much of anything other than tunnel on Manatee. For a while the back and forth between you and Flavor Leaf was a significant portion of the game, and he's one of the few who hasn't commented on it.
Additionally, the reason why 457 mentions Frank specifically is because at the time that profii had his vote on me, Flavor Leaf was urging a vote on Frank and saudade observed that Frank's ISO and mine looked similar at the time. I mentioned Frank because profii was deliberately avoiding the active train while voting me for largely the same reasons. My mention of Frank had nothing to do with Crimson, and if you notice, I never voted for Frank.
Final comment on this: your vote me comes down to "here's a thing. These two people are connected." I think this post shows that we are not connected. Despite that, two people being connected is not a viable reason to think that someone is scum. If you're going to say someone is scum, give a reason for it.
If this doesn't satisfy you, we can go into it more. I'm disappointed that your return to the thread lacks analysis of why your final choice is the scummiest.-
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It looks like you took a shortcut here. profii is pushing me at the time of this post. You then got busy and said that you would come back later looking for the scummiest person.In post 372, Naomi-Tan wrote:I need to look into Light Ethos. But don't have the time right now for a big psot
You now come back voting me because you allege that I'm connected to someone. This feels like shoddy detective work. Where is your analysis of the other things that have happened since then? I'm not expecting you to come back, reread everything, and have a full response on all that happened immediately. However, I do expect you to have considered these things before choosing someone to vote for. What you did does not strike me as town.In post 475, Naomi-Tan wrote:UNVOTE:
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I wasn't being disingenuous when I said this earlier:In post 561, Krazy wrote:
You saw that you were mentioned, read Naomi's post, and responded with a 5 paragraph response in 21 minutes? Hot damn
In all seriousness, I think it is important to clarify my intent when people misunderstand it. If they have my intent right and choose to go after me for it anyway, that's one thing. That isn't what happened here though.In post 504, Light Ethos wrote:
I am interested in seeing the result of this.In post 475, Naomi-Tan wrote:UNVOTE:
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In post 567, Krazy wrote:
https://wiki.mafiascum.net/index.php?title=Normal_GameMechanics which are explicitly Non-Normal include:
Post Restrictions (other than those included in the ruleset, such as "No quoting your Role PM").
he's trolling fam
That's where this comment came from:In post 570, Doughboy wrote:
Interesting.In post 567, Krazy wrote:
https://wiki.mafiascum.net/index.php?title=Normal_GameMechanics which are explicitly Non-Normal include:
Post Restrictions (other than those included in the ruleset, such as "No quoting your Role PM").
he's trolling fam
VOTE: profli
I read that on the wiki before the post, but I wasn't sure if it might have been out of date. He's been contributing though, so I didn't think it was enough reason to vote for him even if he is just trolling us.In post 457, Light Ethos wrote:To be more transparent: my vote on profii was not about the post restriction. (I didn't even pick up on the post restriction as more than stylistic choice until Krazy brought it up. I thought post restrictions in roles wouldn't be a Normal game thing, but I am new here.)-
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@Naomi: Thank you for the read list.
I would like you to answer my pushback. Please substantiate your claim that my Post 41 and Post 418 support Crimson. I don't trust Crimson any more than you do, and I believe that your case against me falls apart if you can't substantiate it.
Also a question for you since many people have you down as town: how do you feel about a Day 1 policy lynch? Your comments seem like you're against it, but I'd like to hear what you have to say about it. I'm still leaning toward you being town, but your quickness to cast a vote before you even finished rereading the thread does not feel town motivated. If I'm wrong about leaning town on you, it's because I put too much weight on my perception of your interaction with Flavor Leaf as being town vs. town.-
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About Naomi-Tan's read list:
I agree with your assessment of Crimson, Flavor Leaf, Frank, Parrot, Manatee, and saudade.
I have more questions for you:
Why do you find me more suspicious than Crimson if your gripe with me is being "safe" and being connected to Crimson? It seems that your gripe with Crimson is that he's being safe in pushing and tunneling on someone who hasn't posted in a few days. Shouldn't you logically then go after the source of the problem?
Why do you think that Doughboy is bad town? I can see him being town. What makes him bad to you?
What is your take on the worst: Are you leaning toward frustrated town just like saudade? How do you reconcile his lack of interest in the game? I ask these things because that's where my vote is, and that's where your frustrated town saudade's vote is.
You express disdain for votes you deem safe. If you don't want a safe vote, what are you looking for instead? Separately, how do you propose to put pressure on players who aren't contributing?-
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Thank you for the response. My contention is that I would have said these things regardless of which player was in Crimson's position or Manatee's position. In general, I do not believe that undermining another player's pressure on Page 2 is good for town. The reason why I said that you said that 41 supports Crimson is because the subject of 418 is the mindset behind 41. Thank you also for your position on PLs.In post 574, Naomi-Tan wrote:In post 572, Light Ethos wrote:@Naomi: Thank you for the read list.
I would like you to answer my pushback. Please substantiate your claim that my Post 41 and Post 418 support Crimson. I don't trust Crimson any more than you do, and I believe that your case against me falls apart if you can't substantiate it.
Also a question for you since many people have you down as town: how do you feel about a Day 1 policy lynch? Your comments seem like you're against it, but I'd like to hear what you have to say about it. I'm still leaning toward you being town, but your quickness to cast a vote before you even finished rereading the thread does not feel town motivated. If I'm wrong about leaning town on you, it's because I put too much weight on my perception of your interaction with Flavor Leaf as being town vs. town.
I say nothing about supporting on 41.In post 554, Naomi-Tan wrote:41 Light Ethos: Mentions crimson but asks no questions or anything (this is the post that Profili called the worst post)
In post 418, Light Ethos wrote:Crimson was trying to get some pressure on a player he knew. You asked him why. He gives a veiled answer about him being difficult to read. This should be enough back and forth until manatee responds. Instead, Frank comes in and wants more detail in finding out why manatee is being pressured.
My post 41 asserts that Frank's question defeats Crimson's purpose. I don't think there is anything wrong with Manatee receiving pressure at that point, and I think page 2 is a bit too early for players to have reason to undermine other players' pressure.
In this post (in the section highlighted) you defend his position saying there was nothing wrong with the pressure he was giving at that time in the game.-
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Props to Krazy for doing the work. Thank you. Like Naomi-Tan, I hope Manatee comes back and explains what's going on. I don't have an objection about voting him out. The problem with just letting people who leave the thread for several days be is that scum can also safely leave these people be, and they don't help us solve the game. I'm content with where my vote is for now though, as Manatee should get prodded soon, and there is plenty of time left in the day.-
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I'll post some thoughts since there seems to be a break in the action.
This is my first game outside Newbie queue, so I don't know how what number of scum members to start guessing from. To start out, I'll just take it as a logical extension of Newbie queue, adding a mafia player for each town player I add. If Newbie is 2 vs. 7, then I'll start by guessing that this is 4 vs. 9. In that context, if the Neighborhood has 3 people in it, assuming random assortment of players, the probability of at least one mafia member being in the Neighborhood is roughly 75%. Note that I calculated this with the additional information that I'm town and not in the neighborhood, so that 75% only holds from the perspective of any individual town member who is not a Neighbor. It is possible that none of the Neighbors are mafia, but that's unlikely. This is probably not news to anyone, but I think it's worth saying. About 25% of the time, all of them are town, 25% of the time, more than one is mafia, and about 50% of the time, exactly one is mafia. Again, this is all assuming that the setup doesn't assign members of the Neighborhood in a way that isn't random.
Shame on anyone if they have Naomi and me as a scum team.
Parrot and Manatee need to come back.
Flavor Leaf and Naomi look like an unlikely scum team.
Same with saudade and Doughboy.
Frank and Flavor Leaf don't seem likely to be together.
Neither do Crimson and Manatee despite their history.
It isn't easy to get a sense of connections between profii and others due to his low word count.
At the moment, my best guess after a brief review of the game is that the worst is scum with at least someone in { Manatee, Crimson, Parrot, Frank }. If I say that the worst is scum, which my vote indicates, and if I maintain that I am town, then at least one of those players is in that set is scum is roughly 78% of the time. Exactly one of them is scum about 50% of the time. More than one is scum about 28% of the time. I agree with Krazy's point about the difference between active lurking and hard lurking. My current vote, and the four players in that set have pinged me for one of those two things. They also don't show much conflict with the worst.-
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Thank you for the clear and transparent answers. Back to the town camp you go for me.In post 584, Naomi-Tan wrote:
eh its about 50-50 I'm mostly freaked out with the votes and pressure trending nearly identically from the start of the game and I started from looking up you and theres the time thing where it looks like you retroactively applied a reason for voting, so... your kinda trending just for the frank post.In post 575, Light Ethos wrote:Why do you find me more suspicious than Crimson if your gripe with me is being "safe" and being connected to Crimson? It seems that your gripe with Crimson is that he's being safe in pushing and tunneling on someone who hasn't posted in a few days. Shouldn't you logically then go after the source of the problem?
Votes that are gonna contribution, start a discussion or a back and froth like I had early game. good reactions, back and frothing liking to get others to react to create a situation where peoples responses are going to better help us build a picture of who alignments are what. Safe alignments are all well and good but ones that are on the more vocal players that get reactions really help place people imo.In post 575, Light Ethos wrote:You express disdain for votes you deem safe. If you don't want a safe vote, what are you looking for instead? Separately, how do you propose to put pressure on players who aren't contributing?
As for lurkers... well we can always hope they get prod/replaced so we can have active contributors but I'd rather focus on people who we can determine the alignment of more soundly and then use PoE to get rid of the lurkers based on what little they have done. thing it with active lurkers there isn't much to read back on in an iso and you can retrospec really easy-
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Editing this with a second post.In post 587, Light Ethos wrote:I'll post some thoughts since there seems to be a break in the action.
This is my first game outside Newbie queue, so I don't know how what number of scum members to start guessing from. To start out, I'll just take it as a logical extension of Newbie queue, adding a mafia player for each town player I add. If Newbie is 2 vs. 7, then I'll start by guessing that this is 4 vs. 9. In that context, if the Neighborhood has 3 people in it, assuming random assortment of players, the probability of at least one mafia member being in the Neighborhood is roughly 75%. Note that I calculated this with the additional information that I'm town and not in the neighborhood, so that 75% only holds from the perspective of any individual town member who is not a Neighbor. It is possible that none of the Neighbors are mafia, but that's unlikely. This is probably not news to anyone, but I think it's worth saying. About 25% of the time, all of them are town, 25% of the time, more than one is mafia, and about 50% of the time, exactly one is mafia. Again, this is all assuming that the setup doesn't assign members of the Neighborhood in a way that isn't random.
Shame on anyone if they have Naomi and me as a scum team.
Parrot and Manatee need to come back.
Flavor Leaf and Naomi look like an unlikely scum team.
Same with saudade and Doughboy.
Frank and Flavor Leaf don't seem likely to be together.
Neither do Crimson and Manatee despite their history.
It isn't easy to get a sense of connections between profii and others due to his low word count.
At the moment, my best guess after a brief review of the game is that the worst is scum with at least someone in { Manatee, Crimson, Parrot, Frank }. If I say that the worst is scum, which my vote indicates, and if I maintain that I am town, then at least one of those players is in that set is scum is roughly 78% of the time. Exactly one of them is scum about 50% of the time. More than one is scum about 28% of the time. I agree with Krazy's point about the difference between active lurking and hard lurking. My current vote, and the four players in that set have pinged me for one of those two things. They also don't show much conflict with the worst.
Updated assumptions to carry all the way through:
One town player is removed from the calculation because the reader knows that they are town.
It's 3 v. 10 as Krazy said.
For a 3 person Neighborhood assuming that the Neighborhood is randomly assigned:
0 are mafia: 38%
1 is mafia: 49%
More than 1 mafia: 13%
For the case that you have reason to believe that one person is scum and want to see if a partner is in a four-person set:
(For my case, I think the worst is scummy, and my set of lurkers with little to go off of is {Manatee, Crimson, and Parrot. I'll also add Frank because he's under pressure, and I could go either way on him.}
0 are mafia: 38%
1 is mafia: 51%
2 are mafia: 11%
For a four-person set with no other assumed scum:
0 are mafia: 25%
1 is mafia: 51%
More than 1 mafia: 24%
The takeaway I have from this is that it's unlikely that all of the members of that set are town, and from my perspective, none of them look town to me. However, it is incredibly unlikely that all scum are in that set. Each member in that set of four is a safe vote as Naomi-Tan put it. Of the people outside this group who could potentially be a member of a team with one of these people, the worst seems most likely to me. I'm comfortable leaving my vote where it is for now.-
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Oof. Tell me how you really feel. Looks like someone hates my play this game. I'm flipping town. I make no pretense of being having the game solved. You can clearly see that I'm new here. This is a learning experience for me.In post 598, the worst wrote:sorry if this is just reeking of OMGUS but I literally can't stand people openwolfing while trying to mislynch me. one of my best strengths is splitting town pushing me from scum pushing me and LEthos is full of shit.
Either way, I'm not intimidated by your anger. You haven't shown much of an interest in the game, and the moment you get some vote pressure, you snap off at the easiest target who is voting you. I'm going to work with the players I see town motivation from, and if you want to cast that off as being "buddyish as fuck", you're within your rights to. I was satisfied with profii's response to my vote, saudade gave solid reasons to put you up, and I lent my vote to him. I stand by that decision. If you see me running some stats during a break in posting as being "busyworky", again, you're free to. I don't think you've put much thought into the game, and I'm not reading town motivation into your actions.
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In post 302, Flavor Leaf wrote:I can appreciate a good Krazy vote right now.
I don’t think Krazy is scum however, but I see why people would think that, and I don’t find it scummy to vote there right now.
(Hint: I’m definitely wanting to see who votes Krazy)
(Second Hint: I’m definitely wanting to see who does what now after I gave that hint.)In post 303, Saudade wrote:can you vote Frank now
Looks like I misunderstood your intent then. At the time, saudade was pushing Frank, and I thought 302 was you arguing that there are better votes out there than Krazy and agreeing with saudade. No malicious intent on my part.-
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Why? Your vote is on me. You dislike safe votes.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote:
shouldn't of mentioned safe vote.In post 587, Light Ethos wrote:{ Manatee, Crimson, Parrot, Frank }
It isn't a read list of mafia players and should not be taken as such. These four players are, to use Krazy's words, hard lurking or active lurking. I do not feel comfortable ending the day before we hear more from them. You seem content to prevent them from receiving pressure, electing to let them get prodded or replaced. That's a fine viewpoint, but at least one of them is likely scum. If I were to make the claim that one of them is likely scum and not support it, you would be up in arms about it. That's what the math was for. I don't know which one or ones of them it is because they don't have a long enough paper trail, but I would be very surprised if all four of them are not.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote:
Okay so; this is obviously a readlist, why else select this random group of 4 players, so lets examine interactions
No, we haven't. You thought you saw something and looked for posts to support your confirmation bias.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote: Obviously Crimson and Light Ethos had been kinda in sync from the start as I mentioned where I got freaked out. I can see no push on that side at all
Some important details that you missed: I incorrectly added Crimson to the Neighborhood that Krazy and Doughboy were talking about because I misunderstood Crimson's interaction with them. I care about being factually correct, so if Crimson and I were in any kind of PT together, I definitely would have asked about that interaction before posting in this thread.
Second: I can't get the guy to answer a simple question about what his read on the interaction between you and Flavor Leaf. Surely, I could ping him in a PT to get him to crawl out of his hole and answer the question.
Third: I'm frustrated that Crimson is tunneling on someone who isn't here.
I don't trust Crimson any more than you do, and my lack of trust in Crimson came well before you came back to the thread and attacked me.
I have said nothing positive about Crimson in this entire thread. (Again, 41 and 418 are not specific to Crimson. These are positions I would hold in any game, regardless of which players were in those positions.)
Still, I'll let you do your analysis on my set of four players I want to hear more from:
Again, it isn't a red group, but continue. You're right here though. Parrot left without saying anything. We have a week left, and it's harder to find scum when players leave like this.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote: Parrot has been lurking like a champ Light ethos has mentioned Parrot once before I played my crimson post just asking where they are,505 on 575after my post they say they agree with my read on them;
So that is the best we have for reasoning there in the red group.In post 565, Naomi-Tan wrote:Pernicious Parrot: can't remember them at all, so obviously they need to be more active. I would rather have them make a big catch up post than be disappointed by like 1 comment somewhere in the future.
You misunderstood my reaction to your post. Before Krazy's meta read, did I think that Manatee's afk was alignment indicative? Not particularly. Would I have objections to voting him out? Absolutely not. He's been self-voting since the start of the thread and hasn't put any effort into the game. Krazy's meta read makes it even easier to see why there's a problem there.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote: Manatee: beofre crazy's post they was agreeing with my read in 565 but then after crazy's post they changed. I'm pretty sure that, thats a natural progression for both alignments so NAI (reds have an excuse to kill a lurker if there green, if mana is red its undefendable anyway. Greens can see the meta and see that's how they play as red)
I don't have a read on Frank. I said I would look into his ISO because there was a push on him, and I want to evaluate how much I agree with it. the worst's ISO looks bad enough to me that my vote is staying there until something changes. I don't see town motivation in his posts. That's important.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote: Frank: So not really mentioned much at all (addressed once early on) not really given any reads on them but once again 575 to the rescue where they agree with my Null read in 565
Interesting. If you take red!Light Ethos, then you immediately claim Crimson's inclusion as distancing. That requires you to know that there is red!Crimson; otherwise, why would red!Light Ethos want to distance himself from a townie? If Crimson flips red this game, or if I flip green, I don't think that looks good for you. Your vote on me is largely based on a connection you've created between Crimson and me. It is possible that Green!Naomi saw something and incorrectly went with it. However, there is a valid world in which Red!Naomi does the same thing for strategic reasons:In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote: Looking at this from a Red!Light ethos lense we have; Distancing, Null=Red(if there green) or Kill red for Town cred for an inactive(If there on the same red team), Very safe with Krazys meta data, Null=red.
Red!Naomi on a scum team with Red!Crimson would have a hard time defending Crimson given the current state of the game. She would benefit from creating a thin connection between a town player and indefensible Crimson.
Red!Naomi then has two favorable outcomes: A town player that is engaged in the game can be killed off, allowing her to leave the lurking town players alive longer without any opportunity cost. Her buddy Red!Crimson has time to get back into the game and look like he's been doing something. She distances herself by putting fake pressure onto Crimson through a town proxy, meaning that when Red!Crimson flips red, she's still not an immediate suspect.
I will remember this if Crimson flips red this game, and if you and I are still both alive.
Again, those four players were not my list of red players, so it's incorrect for you to claim that I'm saying Null=Red.
Here is some green reasoning for that pool of players: town benefits from having all players contribute to the thread. It also benefits from transparent access to thought processes and motivation of all players in the game. When town players avoid the game, they give Mafia easy choices about who to allow to live until the end of the game. Lurkers likely will not be able to return bringing significant, credible pressure against surviving Mafia. Those four players, moreso Parrot, Manatee, and Crimson, have not been doing that. I'll say it again: those players are not automatically Mafia to me. However, I don't think this day should end before they come back and contribute their thoughts on what has happened so far.In post 639, Naomi-Tan wrote:
Looking at it from a Green!Light ethos lense I have; More suspicious of crimson after doing an iso based on my push, Short on reds to make up the 4 red team he was metaing, Krazy's meta data is crazy good and tipped the null to red. PoE?
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I think I addressed this in my last post, but I'll say it again: the numbers support my claim that at least one of the players that hasn't been contributing is likely scum. Even if you ignore the unlikely possibility that all of the mafia players are in that set of players, it's still more likely than not that at least one of them is mafia. Note that what I just said is a claim. The math supports the claim. It looks like you're just tunneling me at this point because you ignored Post 592 where I explain this.In post 637, Naomi-Tan wrote:
... I have no idea where your pulling these % from. IOA? you don't mention why there red just the stats (that I can't even work out how you got to)In post 587, Light Ethos wrote: At the moment, my best guess after a brief review of the game is that the worst is scum with at least someone in { Manatee, Crimson, Parrot, Frank }. If I say that the worst is scum, which my vote indicates, and if I maintain that I am town, then at least one of those players is in that set is scum is roughly 78% of the time. Exactly one of them is scum about 50% of the time. More than one is scum about 28% of the time. I agree with Krazy's point about the difference between active lurking and hard lurking. My current vote, and the four players in that set have pinged me for one of those two things. They also don't show much conflict with the worst.
I'm not too keen on 587 XD
Do you really have no idea where I'm pulling the percentages from? I left the explicit assumptions for the calculation in my post. You could quickly do the math yourself and get a different answer if you disagree. You say that you can't work out how I got to these numbers, but I don't think you even tried to. However, it looks like you're just tunneled on me. IOA? No. The first part of this post explains that I'm not saying they're all red. I'm saying that it's unlikely that they are all green, and it's important that we hear from them to sort them out. The brief analysis comes in Post 592, where I use this information to argue that it's important that we hear from these people because it's unlikely that all of them are town.
I can be more explicit in the calculation if you want me to be. I updated the numbers for a 3 v. 10 setup in Post 592, which I'll leave the important part of below for convenience:
BEFORE I get into the calculation, let me explain what I meant in saying that none of them look town. That doesn't mean that they all look mafia to me. It simply means that none of them look town to me. Don't read more into that sentence than what I wrote.In post 592, Light Ethos wrote: Updated assumptions to carry all the way through:
One town player is removed from the calculation because the reader knows that they are town.
It's 3 v. 10 as Krazy said.
For a 3 person Neighborhood assuming that the Neighborhood is randomly assigned:
0 are mafia: 38%
1 is mafia: 49%
More than 1 mafia: 13%
For the case that you have reason to believe that one person is scum and want to see if a partner is in a four-person set:
(For my case, I think the worst is scummy, and my set of lurkers with little to go off of is {Manatee, Crimson, and Parrot. I'll also add Frank because he's under pressure, and I could go either way on him.}
0 are mafia: 38%
1 is mafia: 51%
2 are mafia: 11%
For a four-person set with no other assumed scum:
0 are mafia: 25%
1 is mafia: 51%
More than 1 mafia: 24%
The takeaway I have from this is that it's unlikely that all of the members of that set are town, and from my perspective, none of them look town to me. However, it is incredibly unlikely that all scum are in that set. Each member in that set of four is a safe vote as Naomi-Tan put it. Of the people outside this group who could potentially be a member of a team with one of these people, the worst seems most likely to me. I'm comfortable leaving my vote where it is for now.
Alright. We start by assuming that it's 3 v. 10.
I know that I'm town. You know that you're town, Naomi. Each town player knows that they, themselves are town. So of the remaining players that are unknown, 3 are mafia and 9 are town.
I'll skip the discussion of the Neighborhood because it's not guaranteed to be random, and as has since been pointed out, I don't necessarily know that it's 3 players.
If you have a set of four players that you can't identify because they're lurking or inactive, it can be helpful to look into some statistics on how safe you should feel with moving forward in the game without strongly considering the possibility that they are not all inconsequential to the game. To do that, I would want to know how likely it is that at least one of them is mafia.
We calculate these probabilities without replacement:
The probability that 0 of them are mafia is the same as the probability that all of them are town. There are 9 town players left after you exclude yourself, and there are 12 other players in the game.
Let X = the number of mafia players in the set of four players in question.
P(X=0) = 9*8*7*6/(12*11*10*9) is roughly 25%.
Now I want to see the probability that exactly one of them is mafia. You do the calculation in the same way with the added catch that there are four ways to put one mafia member into the set. 3 of the remaining players are mafia. I'll denote townies as O and mafia as X:
XOOO, OXOO, OOXO, OOOX.
P(X=1) = 4*[9*8*7*3/(12*11*10*9)] is roughly 51%. If you still don't understand this calculation, look into how to handle probability without replacement.
Finally, the probability that more than one of the four is mafia is simply the probability of all of the cases where P(X =/= 0) and P(X =/= 1).
That's just P(X>1) = 100% - 25% - 51% = 24%.
If you then are in the position that you think that someone is scum and want to know how safe you are to ignore a set of four players that haven't contributed much, then you're in the position of the second scenario of Post 592. It's the same calculation as what I did here, only in addition to removing a town player, we also remove a scum player so that the remaining player pool is 2 mafia and 9 town instead of 3 mafia and 9 town for the calculation I did above.
I'm confident that this calculation is correct for what it's attempting to illustrate: we shouldn't end the day without hearing more from the inactive players. It's not acceptable to be content with avoiding putting pressure on those players.-
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One of the few things in this world that I strongly dislike is the Ex-fucking-D.In post 637, Naomi-Tan wrote: I'm not too keen on 587 XD-
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Here's a good question.In post 656, Doughboy wrote:
Why have you logged on multiple times but not posted?In post 654, ManateeDude wrote:Oops got prodded, gimme a bit to catch up.
Here's a post that doesn't answer the reasonable question that was asked.In post 657, ManateeDude wrote:
This post is making it a lot harder to read light as either alignment.In post 557, Light Ethos wrote:So after all of that time saying you're going to go through this and find who pings red the most, and you come up with me.
Again, you misunderstood Post 41. That post is no defense of Crimson. You read through my ISO, so your attack on me should probably include a discussion of the main point of Post 418. Substantiate your claim that those posts defend Crimson.
The reason I keep asking Crimson about Naomi-Tan vs. Flavor Leaf is because Crimson hasn't done much of anything other than tunnel on Manatee. For a while the back and forth between you and Flavor Leaf was a significant portion of the game, and he's one of the few who hasn't commented on it.
Additionally, the reason why 457 mentions Frank specifically is because at the time that profii had his vote on me, Flavor Leaf was urging a vote on Frank and saudade observed that Frank's ISO and mine looked similar at the time. I mentioned Frank because profii was deliberately avoiding the active train while voting me for largely the same reasons. My mention of Frank had nothing to do with Crimson, and if you notice, I never voted for Frank.
Final comment on this: your vote me comes down to "here's a thing. These two people are connected." I think this post shows that we are not connected. Despite that, two people being connected is not a viable reason to think that someone is scum. If you're going to say someone is scum, give a reason for it.
If this doesn't satisfy you, we can go into it more. I'm disappointed that your return to the thread lacks analysis of why your final choice is the scummiest.-
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The end of the second long post is only necessary to read if like Naomi, you can't see where the statistics came from. I probably should have used a spoiler tag.In post 666, Flavor Leaf wrote:I half think this is just a lot of fluff from Light, but it’s so much I haven’t read it completely enough to say that for sure.
If you want a condensed version of what I wrote, here is the TL;DR:
1. I don't think this day should end without us hearing from the people who haven't contributed to the thread much.
2. Naomi insists on establishing a link between Crimson and me, and it isn't a valid link. I gave reasons in Post 661 for why this link isn't valid:No, we haven't. You thought you saw something and looked for posts to support your confirmation bias.
Some important details that you missed: I incorrectly added Crimson to the Neighborhood that Krazy and Doughboy were talking about because I misunderstood Crimson's interaction with them. I care about being factually correct, so if Crimson and I were in any kind of PT together, I definitely would have asked about that interaction before posting in this thread.
Second: I can't get the guy to answer a simple question about what his read on the interaction between you and Flavor Leaf. Surely, I could ping him in a PT to get him to crawl out of his hole and answer the question.
Third: I'm frustrated that Crimson is tunneling on someone who isn't here.
I also think this is worth reading, whether you agree with it or not:
So 3. There are valid strategic reasons for mafia to push on me instead of putting pressure on players that aren't active. I don't think this post should be too long to read.Red!Naomi on a scum team with Red!Crimson would have a hard time defending Crimson given the current state of the game. She would benefit from creating a thin connection between a town player and indefensible Crimson.
Red!Naomi then has two favorable outcomes: A town player that is engaged in the game can be killed off, allowing her to leave the lurking town players alive longer without any opportunity cost. Her buddy Red!Crimson has time to get back into the game and look like he's been doing something. She distances herself by putting fake pressure onto Crimson through a town proxy, meaning that when Red!Crimson flips red, she's still not an immediate suspect.-
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I made a claim that needed to be substantiated. I explicitly presented statistics that supported it. Saying that it's just IioA makes it seem like the information isn't important. I think the information was important. I haven't done any line by line ISO breakdown posts here yet. I'll get there.In post 672, Flavor Leaf wrote:It’s just IioA
I think one takeaway I'm getting from this game is that less effort is better. The more effort I put into making my thought process transparent, the more scummy you think I am. But like I said to the worst, this game is a learning experience.-
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In post 656, Doughboy wrote:
Why have you logged on multiple times but not posted?In post 654, ManateeDude wrote:Oops got prodded, gimme a bit to catch up.In post 673, Light Ethos wrote:@Manatee: Why is your vote still on yourself?You disappeared for several days, were asked a reasonable question about what happened, and instead of answering it, you rush to vote someone without explaining yourself.
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@Manatee: town players miscast other town players as mafia often. That's part of what happens when you're playing a game with limited information. With that in mind, it's important to be transparent about your reasons for saying that someone is mafia. the worst and Naomi-Tan have been transparent in their reasons for voting me, and in Naomi-Tan's case, it seems like she's mostly just getting a bad feeling about my posts and sees a connection to another player she doesn't trust.
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I agree with you. I still feel the same way about it as I did then:In post 681, Doughboy wrote:I feel much better about my manate vote.
I still think it's important that we hear from Parrot and Crimson again. I'd also like to hear from Frank again too.In post 505, Light Ethos wrote:
I think this is a good vote too. To complete the trifecta, what happened to Parrot?In post 476, Doughboy wrote:Ok caught up.
VOTE: manatee
Let’s hear some stuff.
My scum reads atm atm/Krazy/flavor
People I’d Pl profli and the worst
Town is frank, Naomi, and I think ethos.
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Both of you, when you get a chance, please do answer these.In post 665, Light Ethos wrote:Since there is another break in posting:
@Manatee: Since you're back, what are your reads other than having me down as leaning scum?
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Post 670.In post 697, profii wrote:
Every time I dip into Light Ethos to try and get the gist of his walls I get this impression and give up I have to be honestIn post 672, Flavor Leaf wrote:It’s just IioA
If LE could make some bullet point key thoughts it would probably be good-
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In post 707, the worst wrote:In post 528, the worst wrote:town : tw, Krazy, profii, sasha, dosage
town? : Flavor Leaf,Parrot, Naomi
not town : Doughboy, Light Ethos, Crimson97, FrankJaeger,ManateeDude
:thnikogn:Light Ethos wrote:@the worst: What makes Parrot worse than Manatee in your eyes? Separately, what makes me worse than Manatee?
If you don't think that Parrot is worse than Manatee, then why are you advocating a policy lynch on him instead of Manatee? Manatee has been equally unhelpful this game.the worst wrote:OK WRT PARROT
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=77080
just finished this sucker in which he spammed iioa and refused to scumhunt so we lynched him
turns out that his playstyle is just not all that protown
policy lynching stinks but if we don't start getting red flips asap he's a good vig-
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@the worst: I'm not pretending to have an independent reason for voting you. saudade made a compelling argument as to why you were mafia, and I agreed with it. Since then, nothing you've done this game has shown clear town motivation to me. You even said that you're in survival mode Day 1. That's fine and all, but survival is much more important for a mafia player than a town player. You haven't seemed to have an active interest in the game other than taking pot shots at me when you get the chance to. That isn't pro town.
Post 701 reads to me that you looked into Parrot and saw that his playstyle isn't protown and that you're advocating him as a policy lynch. If I misinterpreted your post, I misinterpreted your post.-
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I don't think you're an imbecile. I do think you're scum. If you aren't, you certainly haven't done anything to make me think otherwise. Either way, as I said before, I want Parrot, Crimson, and Frank on record before the day ends. I also want Manatee to support his vote on me. Town benefits from being able to have a trail to connect players. The more players that are silent, the harder that gets, and the easier choices mafia has about who to let stay alive.In post 716, the worst wrote:you're not pushing for scum you just think i'm an imbecile-
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You put yourself in a hole by not seeming like you cared about anything other than making it to the next day. I do agree that it's reasonable to expect a fake claim there from mafia. I still want to hear from the people who have left.In post 730, the worst wrote:you outed me as a tpr.-
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You've used this phrase a lot. What does it mean? I'm new around here.In post 746, the worst wrote:can we talk about LEthos openwolfing yet or
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Thank you for the answer. It's hard to say that my position about wanting to hear from all players so that no mafia get a free lurk on Day 1 is a position that helps mafia. You're free to disagree though.In post 752, the worst wrote: pedit2: it's actually not even a MS term sorry. it means everything you're saying itt seems to be pushing a scum agenda.
Thank you for the support.Krazy wrote:Duck you have permission to lynch the manatee or frank, light is off the table-
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I'd like to know how you can definitively say that Manatee isn't scum. He's a null read at best for me.
1. He has 12 posts in the thread. (NAI)
2. He disappeared for several days, refused to answer why he's come to the site since Wednesday several times, but hasn't posted here. (somewhat scummy not to answer this)
3. He jumps on a train on me without giving any explanation as to why. (not necessarily scummy but certainly not helpful to town)
4. He's voted for two people: himself and me and has offered no explanation for the self-vote or for jumping on the train on me. (again, not helpful)
I don't see how you can look at his short ISO and say that he's definitely town, which is what you are saying if you are certain that he's not scum. I'm not seeing town motivation from anything Manatee has done.
Looking forward to seeing this.Flavor Leaf wrote:VOTE: Krazy
I’m coming in hard when I get home tonight. Get ready-
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Political reads? I'm not disagreeing with you; I don't know what you mean by that and would like to.In post 777, Flavor Leaf wrote:Those political as hell reads, though
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I think I'm fine to say that I haven't seen anyone do anything that screams scum to me in this thread. If I can recall correctly, the only people who definitively wanted a hammer to come out of their pushes were saudade wanting to hammer the worst and the worst wanting to hammer me. I don't think either of those pushes for a hammer were scum motivated. saudade wanted to push an experienced player to care more about the game than his own life. the worst just got upset and took the path of least resistance by taking his anger out on me, a newer player that had someone with town cred already casing me. Nothing screams scum there.
I can see a reasonable scenario in which Naomi's case on me has scum motivation, but I don't want to jump to the conclusion of shoving her as scum because of it. I don't know if my reaction to her case would be the same if it hadn't been about me, as I have much more information about what she's addressing than I would if it had been about another player who also had a low post count at the time she started.
More importantly though, I can't justify going after a player that's been putting in effort to at least give the appearance of doing something, when there are players that haven't even done that.
Yes, as Flavor said, it's possible for town players to lurk their way through Day 1. That isn't helpful though, and it's even less helpful when there are more than two such players in a game. As my maligned math post shows, the more players you have who fit that description, the harder it is to say that none of them are scum. If at least one of them is scum in the vast majority of games, and if their current actions show no town motivation, then it's hard for me to justify putting a lot of faith behind traces of a scum read I get from having a bad feeling about what an active player is doing without first pressing these other players into expressing actionable opinions on what's gone on in the game.-
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Was that back and forth exchange what you meant by coming in hard?
My takeaway from your side of the exchange is that:
1. You find Krazy to be scummy because he's claiming that some things that you see as NAI are scummy.
2. He gave a read list that attempted to gain some trust with you.
TL;DR for the rest of the post:
1. Nobody should be given a free pass to lurk through Day 1.
2. Day 1 seems like it would be the perfect time for scum to try to mislynch an active town player.
I'm also seeing a sense that from your perspective, Frank and Manatee can't be scum because they have received a lot of attention without posting, meaning that there must be some scum trying to hammer them. You're right that Manatee's play this game could just be bad play. I think it's fallacious to think that it canonlybe bad play. It's also very possible that it's bad play by a mafia member. It's strange to me that you so readily disregard that possibility.
With as unclear of a Day 1 this has been (at least from my perspective), I don't think we have the luxury of absolving either of them.
I also want to push back on the idea that scum always would want to preferentially push inactive players Day 1. While this is a certainly a strategy that I can see being used often, I don't think it's the optimal one.
Spoiler: Reasoning-
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Not overly complicated. You made a choice not to jump on one of the wagons that was active at the time. The number of words in your posts is irrelevant to the choice you made to vote for me instead of voting for one of the wagons.In post 820, profii wrote:
I’m just reading the LE posts now and he also said I deliberately avoided the active wagons - how he knows that from 2 post style I do not know but interestingIn post 658, Flavor Leaf wrote:I don’t like that post by Lighf.
I never urged a vote on Frank. That’s a misrep in the middle there or a mistake.-
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In post 823, profii wrote:Let’s rephrase
Why should I join the active wagons? Why can’t I find scum in my own way ?
You don't need to join an active wagon. I think you misinterpreted what I said in that post. My issue isn't that you weren't sheeping other people's logic. My issue was that you were voting me for largely the same reason as why saudade was suggesting a vote on Frank without justifying why I was the better choice.-
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