In post 677, Tuxedo Mask wrote:Man, Karnage is good at getting these Page tops.
Finished LL ISO. I got some questions. He's really consistent on pushing Petri and Gypx from the moment he started the game. He engages them, pressures them, and opens up pathways for them to provide content so he can evolve his read of them. However, his read doesn't evolve much.
His unvote and eventual null read of Petri feels...dishonest? He's pretty insistent that the unvote is only to prevent accidental hammers, while simultaneously taking credit for stopping the momentum, and allegedly reaction testing Petri. These separate moments all make sense on their own, but don't really mesh together for me. Especially since he seems to still hold Petri up as a viable lynch option.
@LL, I would need an in-depth Petri read from you, with some more explanation of your process. It seems inconsistent at the moment.
At this point I'm 100% sure it's just Gypyx + 72o.
In post 677, Tuxedo Mask wrote:His read of Gypx is at a similar point, but is much easier to follow and feels much more genuine. My questions here is..
@LL is your read Gypx solely based on their day 2 NK analysis? Or is their more you can provide?
No, I was also wary of Gypyx's odd play late D1 and his play just before you asked this question only ever comes from mafia.
In post 677, Tuxedo Mask wrote:Lastly relating to the Petri wagon is the BV wagon. He says at one point he's waiting for someone to defend Petri, and that no one does is a hint to them being town. However, this never comes up for BV who was also universally scum read.
@Do you have a reason for not defending BV the same way?
Yeah, two. (1) I more strongly believed BV to be mafia at the time of his wagon than I did Petri, and it felt that the overall consensus was the same. BV's wagon came so fast, and so late in the day phase, that it would have been impossible for a potential teammate to save him. (2) I try to end day phases before the last minute scramble because a rushed game state benefits mafia. Sorry for causing that here in D2, I've just not been into mafia the past few days, and that goes for all of the games I'm in.
In post 677, Tuxedo Mask wrote: In post 278, LuckyLuciano wrote:
There's also the reason I wanted to wait for BV and JV's replacement to contribute. This is a setup where a scum lynch D1 can be a mechanical loss for scum. I wanted to see how the inactives viewed the wagon, because I simply don't see a world where nobody defends Petri if he's scum. I thought I found this in BV's
194, but he says in
276 that he is still scumreading Petri. Then enomis comes in and in
253, is also scum on Petri. Lynching Petri doesn't feel right. I want to look back at the push and see who kinda just prodded it along without contributing to it. This is also why I wanted to wait for Tux to respond to Petri's
135. I haven't looked deeply into Tux's
255, so I don't have a reaction to it yet, but it's on my to-do list for this sitting.
A post like this pings me for its inherent hypocrisy. It's a defense of Petri based on the fact no one has yet to defend Petri, just yeah.
See above.
In post 677, Tuxedo Mask wrote: In post 365, LuckyLuciano wrote:Ngl, BV's recent posts read as scum who knows they are caught. I don't see town motive for explicitly not wanting to help the town. I have an additional thought on this, but it loses its value if I voice it now. I'll explain it D2.
Can you explain what you were getting at here?
Sometimes when scum in dead in the water they start to openly play anti-town to allow their partner to hammer them for towncred. Stating that at the time would make the read meaningless. It turned out BV was town, but I think there's value in the read in the worlds where BV flips red.