Micro 839: Two-in-One (its over)
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In post 95, Elsa Jay wrote:I dont remember you either, if that helps, Taly.
Meta isn't really something that works effectively on me since I change it based on my mood, the players, the setup, and the gamestate. Pick any of my 2 games and see if you see similarities.
Yeah, I think you're acknowledging specific posts and dodging others purposefully.
VOTE: B7 vote Elsa Jay
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This has been said before and I've already agreed to it.In post 100, Persivul wrote:Idea: we play this as 2 separate games. All posts for now are on one game. We set our own deadline for that game. Then we move on to the other with the mod's deadline.
Thoughts?
I've mentioned and asked you questions in 92..."Taly is going to be a hot mess all game and I am entertained" ~ Gammagooey
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There's nothing special about the reads of a dead person.In post 18, Elsa Jay wrote:A confirmed townie being able to offer input in a game they are dead in is invaluable even if they cant vote, fuzzy. Why get rid of the unique mechanic like that?
If this were true, tree stumps would just stump D1. They generally don't do that.-
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Why is that?In post 42, Pine wrote:Yeah, but...Townpings from me ought to be viewed with suspicion. Just sayin'.-
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Why town pings for an unnecessary claim?In post 37, Taly wrote:
Town pings.In post 27, Pine wrote:BEHOLD IT IS I, PINE, IN MY FIRST GAME IN LIKE SIX MONTHS
So hey y'all. I'm doing a new thing this game. I'm a VT/VT. Discuss.
If he's lying, that's scummy. If he's telling the truth, he narrowed down the NK pool in setups which likely rely heavily on PRs.-
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It's early. That seems pretty normal to me. No offense, but I find your in-depth posts to be weird this early.In post 50, Taly wrote:Yeah, I like the reasoning he gave, but then the same type of thing I felt odd about Irrelephant doing, I saw in Elsa's post. (filtered banter, quick back and forth with an equally quick end)-
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This idea sounds suboptimal, but I honestly can't put my finger on why.In post 100, Persivul wrote:Idea: we play this as 2 separate games. All posts for now are on one game. We set our own deadline for that game. Then we move on to the other with the mod's deadline.
Thoughts?
Because I'm a gifted scum player.In post 104, Persivul wrote:
Why is that?In post 42, Pine wrote:Yeah, but...Townpings from me ought to be viewed with suspicion. Just sayin'.
In my experience, laying out strict dichotomies like this usually indicates a flawed model. Your assumption is "I wouldn't do that as Town, so therefore a false claim must be scum." Well I ain't you, mate.In post 105, Persivul wrote:
Why town pings for an unnecessary claim?In post 37, Taly wrote:
Town pings.In post 27, Pine wrote:BEHOLD IT IS I, PINE, IN MY FIRST GAME IN LIKE SIX MONTHS
So hey y'all. I'm doing a new thing this game. I'm a VT/VT. Discuss.
If he's lying, that's scummy. If he's telling the truth, he narrowed down the NK pool in setups which likely rely heavily on PRs."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Agreed. Not necessarily scummy, though, Taly does this.In post 106, Persivul wrote:
It's early. That seems pretty normal to me. No offense, but I find your in-depth posts to be weird this early.In post 50, Taly wrote:Yeah, I like the reasoning he gave, but then the same type of thing I felt odd about Irrelephant doing, I saw in Elsa's post. (filtered banter, quick back and forth with an equally quick end)"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Double voting at this point? Sure. There haven't been wagons enough to differentiate one game from the other. And, it will be difficult to have wagons with Elsa throwing shade at people for putting a second vote on someone.In post 52, Taly wrote:@Persivulspecifically 49
Do you think double-voting/double-lynching is a valid approach with the stated discussion so far?
Maybe we should use FOSs and keep our own VCs, because there apparently won't be wagons to analyze.
It could. I don't see the town motivation. Like I said, A50 likes to pull D1 shit. I find it PL worthy in general, but at least in larger games, there's more time to rectify a mistake. Here, Pine is throwing confusion into setups that could be in lylo on D2. At best his claim is anti-town, and we don't have time to absorb that kind of shit.And does D1 WIFOM = scum here?-
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I want you to me actually engage me and stop avoiding me just because I bring content into the thread.In post 102, Elsa Jay wrote:Of course I acknowledge some things and ignore other things. I pick the things that interest me. It's what I do.
When someone interacts with me, I'm more likely to notice their disappearance in game. Who elsa disappeared that you wanted me to notice?
You're not actually answering the brunt of my questions or assertions - your responses are also quite passive toward me given how I've made commentary on multiple of your posts, which reads as disingenuous.
What are your reads and thoughts aside fromIrrelephant?"Taly is going to be a hot mess all game and I am entertained" ~ Gammagooey
"The human race is bad at reading Taly." ~the worst
"Taly I knew your slot was scum and I still struggled to find arguments to SR your play lol" ~Infinity 324
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Why Bird? Mod repeatedly listed Carbon first. Seems like that one would naturally be the first focused on.In post 57, Elsa Jay wrote:For the next 3-5. Irl days, I'm going to mainly focus on voting in Bird 7p.-
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When the setup only provides for one mislynch, we can't be basing lynches on statistics.In post 58, Irrelephant11 wrote:I don’t feel as strongly as FA about what “ideal play” is here but I think Pine makes good points about how separating the lynches will make it harder to hit scum-
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Yes, and I'm pointing out that you don't just hypothetically get to a read. If you consider the ways people get to reads, you answer your own issue.In post 60, Irrelephant11 wrote:
??In post 47, Persivul wrote:
How did you reach that conclusion?In post 25, Irrelephant11 wrote:Let’s say you’re 100% certain that xyzzy/Pine is a scumteam, and you’re also 100% sure Taly/maki are a scumteam.
You're probably scum reading them for pushing low hanging fruit, making opportunistic votes, etc. Those things are specific to particular games. xyzzy/pine are probably doing those things in their scum game, but not doing them in their town game.
I was talking about hypothetical teams for a hypothetical scenario-
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Scratch my question on this. I'm not sure how the one is slightly more complicated, but you do have some kind of reason.In post 63, Elsa Jay wrote:Atleast it seems my "1 game at a time" idea worked out. Funally enough, we get 2 weeks total, so the first week is with the ever so slightly more complicated Bird 7p. We'll have next week to lynch in Carbon.-
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Hey, I've got an idea - you could actually, you know...explain the reason.In post 70, Pine wrote:Nope, not the only reason-
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After our last meeting you should be happy with "meh."In post 81, Irrelephant11 wrote:I also think Persivul’s “meh” read on me is B-
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I said that, after you had one conversation with another person, I was "meh," i.e. null, on you. Your repeated requests for an explanation of my read feels forced - like you're scum paranoid that you don't look townie enough, and you want to know why so you can correct it.In post 86, Irrelephant11 wrote:Persivul please explain your read on me
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I didn't readPine'sopening post as a claim, as there's no way of knowing that he's truthful. He also said"discuss", implying he wanted people to debate his post.
So I took this as him stirring up conversation and getting reactions. He voiced his opinion onxyzzyso far and has engaged with you. I figured people who just wanted to lynchPinein both games for the purpose of WIFOM were to just avoid scumhunting. I foundPine'spost to be town-motivated in the sense that he's getting a feel for the players by attracting attention to themselves.
That's what I'm doing right now with my "in-depth" posts as you say... I can't articulate a full, strong read without generating discussion that requires it.
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I don't see a flaw in FoS'ing, and double-lynching is viable if we believe one person is likely scum within both game discussions.
Policy lynching D1 is fickle considering this is a 7p micro with 2 games and opens up too much setup and mechanic discussion.
Persivul, do you have any reads aside fromPine?
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"The human race is bad at reading Taly." ~the worst
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viewtopic.php?f=3&t=77677In post 94, Taly wrote:also pers, i wanna know what game about elsa you meant originally (and your reads there and here) if you are able to discuss it
I came in on page 93. Elsa was a town Ninja Lawyer. The main thing that bugged me about him was that he had claimed without need, on the grounds that he was basically a miller. Ninja Lawyer was useless for town, but it is in no way a miller. He made a couple other setup errors as well. Worst of all, he self-hammered as town with no reason that that would benefit town. I reported him for playing against wincon, but I guess they didn't do anything.
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- I just don't like playing with the guy.
- He seems to be playing a better (i.e. different) game here, which makes me consider that he might be more careful in his thoughts as scum
- BUT, in these setups we don't have the luxury of PLs, so I have to be careful my read is influenced as little as possible by the first point.-
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Says the person who's done nothing but mech talk, and precious little of that.In post 97, Maki Harukawa wrote:Can we try to get out of all the mech talk now.-
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Call me old school. I understand that Lynch All Liars has gone out of fashion, but I think that's a mistake.In post 107, Pine wrote:In my experience, laying out strict dichotomies like this usually indicates a flawed model. Your assumption is "I wouldn't do that as Town, so therefore a false claim must be scum." Well I ain't you, mate.-
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I figured as much. I'm going to do some meta on him to verify eventually.In post 108, Pine wrote:Agreed. Not necessarily scummy, though, Taly does this.-
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Tfw you get reported and don't even know anything about it.In post 119, Persivul wrote:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=77677In post 94, Taly wrote:also pers, i wanna know what game about elsa you meant originally (and your reads there and here) if you are able to discuss it
I came in on page 93. Elsa was a town Ninja Lawyer. The main thing that bugged me about him was that he had claimed without need, on the grounds that he was basically a miller. Ninja Lawyer was useless for town, but it is in no way a miller. He made a couple other setup errors as well. Worst of all, he self-hammered as town with no reason that that would benefit town. I reported him for playing against wincon, but I guess they didn't do anything.
So:
- I just don't like playing with the guy.
- He seems to be playing a better (i.e. different) game here, which makes me consider that he might be more careful in his thoughts as scum
- BUT, in these setups we don't have the luxury of PLs, so I have to be careful my read is influenced as little as possible by the first point.
Kokichi said he'd hammer me that game anyway. The game was going nowhere for another hour before he lynched me anyway. I just sped it up.-
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Some reasons are defeated through explanation. Unfortunately, Taly's analysis in 118 is spot-on, and therefore defeated. The claim was to see what you people would do with it.In post 115, Persivul wrote:
Hey, I've got an idea - you could actually, you know...explain the reason.In post 70, Pine wrote:Nope, not the only reason
It isn't that it's gone out of fashion, it's that the core flaw has been discovered and dissected, and the strategy as a whole has been discarded. The fact of the matter is that there are numerous good reasons for Townies to tell less than the truth, and enforcing the old LaL strategy limits viable strategies.In post 121, Persivul wrote:
Call me old school. I understand that Lynch All Liars has gone out of fashion, but I think that's a mistake.In post 107, Pine wrote:In my experience, laying out strict dichotomies like this usually indicates a flawed model. Your assumption is "I wouldn't do that as Town, so therefore a false claim must be scum." Well I ain't you, mate.
Case in point, you pushing my claim too hard and stubbornly forcing your false dichotomy has exposed the gambit and halted the flow of really solid reactions from people who didn't know how to handle it.
Good job!"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
Act 3, Scene 1 ofJulius Caesar, by W. Shakespeare
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