just prod dodgingIn post 246, tris wrote:Anything to say?In post 244, Clemency wrote:welcome to the apartment complex
i'll report in today once im less busy
i need focus to think about games im less interested in
just prod dodgingIn post 246, tris wrote:Anything to say?In post 244, Clemency wrote:welcome to the apartment complex
He says that it was late for him at that time, but he wanted to answer my questions before going to bed.In post 248, Persivul wrote:You're not at all suspicious that he replied so quickly after your vote?In post 227, tris wrote:UNVOTE: Plotinus
I've got a reply from him, but I think I should let him speak for himself in here.
Yes.Can you see that from my POV you look like you just got pocketed by scum?
When I asked him about that earlier, he said he'll say more in public later. I hope he gets around to it soon. I don't really understand why he hasn't made himself more clear in here. It is a bit frustrating. It's possible it's because he's scum.In post 249, Persivul wrote:Disagree.In post 240, tris wrote:@Persivul. Would you agree or disagree with the assertion that you are more prickly as scum.
Why do you ask? Did someone tell you that secretly? If so, why don't they confront me publicly?
Have or have they not been saying things in their room though?In post 210, tris wrote:Sorry, didn't get around to this last night.
VOTE: Something_Smart, you haven't really been saying much here in the main thread.
In post 1, BNL wrote:If enough people vote in this manner, those players will gain atemporary post restrictionthat they may not talk toin public for 48 hours or the rest of the day phase (whichever is shorter). While restricted in this manner, they may continue to vote and unvote each other normally, including room votes.or about each other
yeah i'll follow this logicIn post 257, Plotinus wrote:Get a Room: Plotinus, Flavour Leaf
Hook me up, guys. The way for town to win the game is to coordinate in private in as many rooms as possible. I've moderated this setup a bunch of times and this is the best way, trust me. The more rooms there are, the harder scum has to work to be on top of the game. If you're town and a bit overwhelmed by the rooms, paradoxically, more rooms will make it better; it's a bit awkward when you're not in enough of them.
We need to lynch Persivul guys, he's scum. I waited until I was sure and went after other people who were doing scummy things because I can read him pretty well, but I've been sure since I voted him.
Point 1: Across the games that I've moderated with this setup,70% of scum players complained in public about rooms. Town were usually enthusiastic about them or at least neutral, though a few townies struggled to keep up if they were in fewer rooms than most people.
Point 2:Selective listening: When Persivul is trying to smear somebody and it turns out that his point is false, he completely ignores this information. For example, in 178-183, he ignores the clarification that Clemency's post restriction was 5 minutes away from expiring when I made that comment, so what I and Clemency understood my comment to mean was "I don't expect an answer in the next five minutes, but when you're free to talk about, please tell me..." He also continues to act like it's scummy that I'm pushing rooms when I've clarified multiple times that having modded this setup gives me insight into what the best strategy for town is. He has to do this because he knows that rooms are making it harder for him to control the game as scum.He's not trying to find out the truth, he's just trying to push his agenda.
Point 3:Tone. Persivul tends to use a different tone when he's town than when he's scum.
oopsIn post 250, Clemency wrote:just prod dodgingIn post 246, tris wrote:Anything to say?In post 244, Clemency wrote:welcome to the apartment complex
i'll report in today once im less busy
i need focus to think about games im less interested in
Is the scum team {pers, dunn, ruby}?In post 257, Plotinus wrote:Get a Room: Plotinus, Flavour Leaf
Point 1: Across the games that I've moderated with this setup,70% of scum players complained in public about rooms. Town were usually enthusiastic about them or at least neutral, though a few townies struggled to keep up if they were in fewer rooms than most people.
Except that had nothing to do with my case on you. I just think your attitude and wording was rude.Point 2:Selective listening: When Persivul is trying to smear somebody and it turns out that his point is false, he completely ignores this information. For example, in 178-183, he ignores the clarification that Clemency's post restriction was 5 minutes away from expiring when I made that comment, so what I and Clemency understood my comment to mean was "I don't expect an answer in the next five minutes, but when you're free to talk about, please tell me..."
Continues to act like it's scummy? I made one point about your push for rooms being scummy: 220 "His first post is bad. I get using rooms for a reason. But, just making rooms to make rooms eventually sows confusion, and that benefits scum."He also continues to act like it's scummy that I'm pushing rooms when I've clarified multiple times that having modded this setup gives me insight into what the best strategy for town is. He has to do this because he knows that rooms are making it harder for him to control the game as scum.He's not trying to find out the truth, he's just trying to push his agenda.
Do you have examples?Point 3:Tone. Persivul tends to use a different tone when he's town than when he's scum.
Go back and read Mini Normal 2044, which we played together as town. Check my tone there. You'll see me saying things likeIn post 260, Clemency wrote:yeah i'll follow this logic
idk 2044 felt a lot different in my opinionIn post 269, Persivul wrote:Go back and read Mini Normal 2044, which we played together as town. Check my tone there. You'll see me saying things likeIn post 260, Clemency wrote:yeah i'll follow this logicI think your vote is lazy af, he spams games with a ton of fluff in a thousand one-line posts, etc. You won't see things like that in the scum game above. You do see that kind of tone in this game.
So...why do you follow that logic?
It's true that the games I was thinking of were older because I haven't played in a while and neither has Persivul. But off the top of my head, wifom city, friends and enemies, Evolution mafia, Mexican standoff. I'll be the first to admit that those games were a long time ago, and the difference isn't as pronounced between your latest two games, though I do think it's there. Maybe your last scum game wasn't as frustrating as this one.In post 743, Persivul wrote:I'm reading. Alisae told me and TTTT to vote and then let the grown-ups decide the outcome, so that's what I'm doing. Her attitude irritated me, as she isn't conftown. That was my admittedly passive-aggressive protest. Plus, work has been hectic today.In post 740, GuiltyLion wrote:it's also skeeving me out a little that Persivul dropped that vote and then hasn't revisited since
I of course would have addressed anything new, but let's face it - there hasn't been anything new. You're just having understandable difficulty pulling the trigger. You don't really have to. No lynch won't kill us. Ali thought it was scummy of me to say we should consider that. You don't here her complaining about the possibility of it now.
I'm here for awhile if you want to talk.
Disagree.In post 220, Persivul wrote:Not sure why I can't quote myself, but anyway:In post 217, Persivul wrote:VOTE: Plotinus
From the room, 3 days ago:
[Redacted - do not quote from PTs]
I was asked what I thought of plot. To paraphrase, I said:
- His first post is bad. I get using rooms for a reason. But, just making rooms to make rooms eventually sows confusion, and that benefits scum.
If I can read someone based on my experience with them, that trumps reading them based on their doing something that is genericly scummy, and targetting a bunch of people at the same time is a waste of energy. I do better with a narrow focus.
It is very hard for me to pay attention to anything unless I can tie it to one of my current interests, and I am very excitable about mathematics.- Again in 141 - "I am excited about the opportunity to apply graph theory to this coordination problem but we could scumhunt instead." But at that point, plot had mostly been talking about mechanics and had done very little scum hunting.
I've been checking the activity meter a lot because sometimes when I forget people exist, it's because they're scum.Then in 143 - "Clemency, you've disappeared. What are your reads?" This struck me as plot thinkingOh yeah, I haven't been scum hunting either, better throw some in.
Probably, actually. I'm feeling pretty good about the odds that it's {pers, dunn}. If Ruby would explain their townread on Dunn, I'd listen to it, but she won't, so it doesn't mean anything to me. I'm thinking about other people but:In post 268, Persivul wrote:Is the scum team {pers, dunn, ruby}?
If not, you're using a stat disingenuously to push me,
Of course it felt different - we were all participating in one thread. If you compare this game to the town and scum games I linked above, you'll find that this one feels different from both of those as well. This game is different from most games. The relevant question is, is my tone in this game closer to my tone in town games, or my tone in scum games? Another possibility is that my tone isn't AI at all.In post 271, Clemency wrote:idk 2044 felt a lot different in my opinion