To me Clark feels like he's a uncertain of himself. However, he has just replaced Noraa so I'm going to give him some time before reading him. If he keeps acting this way, it could be AI.In post 246, the worst wrote:My Clark read is hard to explain, honestly. I feel like he's performing for us, to some extent. He feels like friendly enough and like he wants to be seen to be doing things but I feel what he's saying, uh...lack a certain crunchy quality? He's still in first gear?
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Something else I noticed from rereading your ISO (yet again). The majority of your posts seem to be clarifying, defensive or commenting. You did have a read dump, which wasn't the most helpful. Been helpful to some guys. Sweet stuff but nothing game advancing. You also noted that:
If you're town, I would expect you to be the one asking questions and pushing people. You only elaborated on your read on me when I pushed you.In post 167, Satisfaction wrote:
Practically everything in the game since that time has been fluff. Give me something useful to talk about. I think it’s pretty clear that some people are trying and others are coasting.In post 163, Not Known 15 wrote:What's worse is that all they have posting since leaving E-1 is posting fluff.
You have said that your play style is "investigative." I would say that your play style is very much trying to avoid being targeted and I'm having a hard time finding much constructive content. A lot of what you say is - "thanks for the read, I was testing you." Well you've never really explained those reads. Can you explain those reads now? tl;dr I don't feel that you've done anything constructive.
@Everyone else who thinks Satisfaction is town
What makes you think he's town? Would like to hear some other thoughts and some examples of why. I am still assessing him and my read can be flexible if I hear some good reasoning.-
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i liked the way he started a dialogue here and like, actually followed through on it.In post 7, Satisfaction wrote:@Clark I just finished reading Space. Tough break. Is there anything you wish you would have done differently in that game?
it didn't really go anywhere because sati and clarky are both polite bois but it felt like he was prodding for something.
i liked this; i thought mundi's post was pretty good but egix is indeed kinda invisible atpIn post 60, Satisfaction wrote:
Mundivore, does it make you feel any particular way about Egix96? If so, more or less of an indication than from Arthur?In post 52, Mundivore wrote:Personally, I find this post is more AI to Arthur than it is Satisfaction. Maybe feels like fishing for an easy wagon. Very weak though. Measuring scummieness versus townieness on a scale from -100 to 100, I'd say I currently put Arthur at -2.
i vibe w this; i know people like reacted to you earlier but i think sati elaborated on it in a way which needed to happenIn post 71, Satisfaction wrote:VOTE: ArthurConyl It feels like you were fishing for support and then quickly backed down. Why post #35 and #37 at all if you are, as you said, 1) not suspicious and 2) giving me the benefit of the doubt?
Egix96, I'd like to hear what you think about what I am seeing as a backpedal by Arthur.
i think this comes from a critical mindset which is reading egix's posts and trying to glean something from them. at rand this mindset is town (solving alignments) before it's scum (trying to parse whether egix is pocketable).In post 88, Satisfaction wrote:
I wanted to wait because I don't think Egix actually finds my intro to be scummy. I was waiting to see if he would say that himself. I thought he was scumhunting. After his response, I feel less confident in that assessment.In post 80, ArthurConyl wrote:
Hmf. I mean I'm happy to wait for Egix to answer, but why do you need him to answer before you can answer? A wee bit odd.In post 79, Satisfaction wrote:
I’m happy to answer that, but I’d like to hear from Egix first if you don’t mind.In post 74, ArthurConyl wrote:P.S. Why do you want to hear from Egix?
@art i was also kinda indifferent on your reasoning, sorry.In post 91, Satisfaction wrote:
I didn't ignore it, I just think you might be lying.In post 78, ArthurConyl wrote:he's ignored my reasoning
this was the one which made me go "oomph!"In post 95, Satisfaction wrote:
Interesting. So E-1 is significant, but not enough to unvote?In post 93, ArthurConyl wrote:Hooold up there,@Not Known 15.
You've probably just done the scummiest thing yet in this game. Please explain why I shouldn't transfer my vote to you. You put Satisfaction at E-1 and not even a reason? You're practically begging to be scumread.
to rephrase in ~worstisms~ what i /think/ he's saying, you accidentally applied a double standard to NK15:
- putting satisfaction to e-1 was bad because NK15 didn't explain it
- satisfaction actually being at e-1 is fine, otherwise you would have thought to shift your vote
so is your motivation to work out why NK15 put sati at e-1 (and ergo, what his alignment could be?) - or is your motivation to make NK15 look bad for putting sati at e-1 (and ergo, attempt to set him up for the elim?)
this post is fine and not really ai but i enjoyed that he has several reads but i actually tend towards agreeing with them.In post 98, Satisfaction wrote:On the off chance that a wild hammer slips in and I don't get the chance to share, here are all of my notes as of right now:
his read on noraa was good. i'd call my pred towny, but she's quite sociable. buddying anxiety feels fine. his reads on red & you are quite good, and his read on nk15 is imo very good. there's a kind of soft discomfort with his reads (e.g. his strongest townread afaict is "town or smart scum") which i think comes from newbtown paranoia before newbscum clumsily trying to keep miselim doors open.
given he still doesn't townread you but you're smack in the middle of the spotlight: this isn't a vote scum!sati needs to make if you're town. i think it's a vote made because he wants to sort blueb.
i like this.In post 191, Satisfaction wrote:
This is the second time in the game you've had a stance that doesn't seem genuine to me. I can think of what.... at least 3 answers to this question right now. It's hard for me to believe that you cannot.In post 186, Egix96 wrote:why would someone question a read that they agree with
i think he believes this read. when analysing sati's alignment, whether he's right or wrong is largely immaterial: you can get into his head better if you read it kinda like, uuuhh. here's an example of some stuff that sometimes jumps into my mind when i see people talk about their reads.In post 193, Satisfaction wrote:Let's go.
Spoiler: lovely diagram
using the "high conviction scumread" column for a moment i... don't think scum!sati needs to dunk on you while also voting for bluebell and i think the general tonality of the case feels more like he feels like he's "caught" you which i tend to associate with a sincere/uninformed aka. town-aligned mindset
In post 202, Satisfaction wrote:Both of the 2 wagons have successfully produced content. She is the darkest blind spot.
pressing nullreads for more content is cool and good.In post 224, Satisfaction wrote:@Bluebell who is scum. who is town.-
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also he claimed town in his first post. like. why would scum lie to us like that? that's just mean.In post 7, Satisfaction wrote:Hello. My name is Satisfaction and I am town-aligned. Good luck and have fun.-
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this has been drifting around in my head: would you please write like, an essay introduction/conclusion style synopsis of how you think redados is approaching this game and consequently what his alignment is?In post 243, Bluebell wrote:notes-
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I was gifted with three marvelous hours of sleep in a row earlier this morning and my thoughts celebrated with a somewhat patterned dance, although I regret to say I am unable to essay an essay at this time.In post 257, the worst wrote:
this has been drifting around in my head: would you please write like, an essay introduction/conclusion style synopsis of how you think redados is approaching this game and consequently what his alignment is?In post 243, Bluebell wrote:notes
But regarding your request, and especially rereading Redados' reactions to Noraa, I say he is a consistently kind and careful companion, dedicated to and delighting in the Great Scummy Hunt, be he imp or be he guardian of the good. We will not divine any deeper devices at this time and may simply benefit from his pro-town analyses, remembering that pro-town activities do not necessarily equal a true townie identity. (#187)-
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Alas, only a little alliteration allowed me currently.
Satisfaction, you have been periodically pushed off the path of your patience yet continue to consistently express your dogged dregging of the depths of the silent ciphers and any equivocating equations. Affirmative affinity authenticated.-
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I failed to engage with Egix96's game. But beginning with 161 and 186, I fix to fathom his mix.In post 189, Egix96 wrote:
The difference is that a) is usually on purpose whereas b) is usually not. I'm saying that sometimes it can help to think aboutIn post 187, Redados wrote:
I'm going to go on a tangent with this one, but I distinguish towny/scummy vs pro-town/anti-town. I think thatIn post 186, Egix96 wrote:
Sorry, but I'm with Arthur on this one - why would someone question a read that they agree with? If anything, it's LAMIST (look at me, I'm so town).In post 184, Redados wrote:Also, I think it was pro-town that when I hopped on the Arthur wagon with them, they pushed me to explain my reasoning.a) scum can act in a pro-town wayand thatb) town can act in an anti-town way.But when I look at everything together in combination, that's how I create my reads.
This one action by Mundivore in isolation? It isn't alignment-indicative. However, it's pro-town. Mundivore pushing me to better explain my FoS is good for the town.
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The reason I asked about this is because I felt that the same way as you most of the way through the game. However, near the end she started showing some impressive misdirection skills. While it ended up not bearing fruit because her partner made a big misplay, Noraa was able to stare down the barrel of widely accepted logic (when the solve was coming together) and insert enough confusion to change the day 1 elimination target.In post 229, Mundivore wrote:
IMO, she's too green to have much of an established strategy. She's capable of canny observations but she primarily deals in fluff.In post 227, Satisfaction wrote:I finished Doggos last night. I have a gut feeling that there is something relevant about Noraa's meta but I just haven't pieced it together yet.
Could you sum up Noraa's strategy in Doggos in a sentence or two? I'm interested in your perspective.In post 225, Mundivore wrote:I just played my last game with Noraa. I think she's kind of just like that... she's very new to mafia and hasn't developed a lot of the intuitions that feel obvious after some experience.
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Here you are talking to Noraa's replacement, telling him that a player who literally made the first post of the game replaced into the slot he currently occupies. I can't even see how it would be a typo given that you are directly quoting TW here. Are you maybe just skimming the game? I don't expect everybody to sit here like a nerd with a txt file open like I am, but come on. What happened here?In post 250, ArthurConyl wrote:
To me Clark feels like he's a uncertain of himself. However, he has just replaced Noraa so I'm going to give him some time before reading him. If he keeps acting this way, it could be AI.In post 246, the worst wrote:My Clark read is hard to explain, honestly. I feel like he's performing for us, to some extent. He feels like friendly enough and like he wants to be seen to be doing things but I feel what he's saying, uh...lack a certain crunchy quality? He's still in first gear?
Agreed. But also I just encouraged you to engage more with the game in 170. It's interesting how you frame it as something you decided to do based on your casual observation of Clark instead of saying, "Oh yeah, Satisfaction. That's a good point. Here are some reads." I feel like I'm talking to you and you're talking around me. Is that because it doesn't fit your narrative:In post 249, ArthurConyl wrote:
You're overreading that line.In post 245, Not Known 15 wrote:
Since X is doing Y, I do it. LAMIST.In post 179, ArthurConyl wrote:Since Clark is doing a reread of everyone, I'm going to follow his example and do the same.
Not sure who is it yet, so I will not move my vote at the moment.
I do not know what I'm doing if I'm not doing that.In post 253, ArthurConyl wrote:If you're town, I would expect you to be the one asking questions and pushing people.
I didn't feel the need to tear you apart over one fishy post. I asked you about it directly. You didn't really answer my question. You still haven't, really. The more you dig into this and the more little slips you make the more I think you actually are scum. The single biggest thing that makes me not solidly scumread you right now is that I think the odds are crazy low that we just stumbled face first into scum on page 3.In post 253, ArthurConyl wrote:You only elaborated on your read on me when I pushed you.In post 253, ArthurConyl wrote:@Satisfaction
Something else I noticed from rereading your ISO (yet again).Spoiler: Earworm-
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Sure. Who are we talking about? I'm going to dismiss the way you loaded up the question. If your intent is to get an emotional response out of me, it's not going to happen. I know the game I'm playing. You don't even seem to knowIn post 253, ArthurConyl wrote:Can you explain those reads now? tl;dr I don't feel that you've done anything constructive.whois playing it. Similar to earlier situations I've had with Egix, I don't see how you could believe that I'm not hunting (or trying to at the very least). TW has correctly interpreted basically everything I've done in his response to you about me. Maybe that will help you understand.
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Apologies to take a butter knife to your nonchalance but, alas, we are here to murder the scums.In post 258, Bluebell wrote:But regarding your request, and especially rereading Redados' reactions to Noraa, I say he is a consistently kind and careful companion, dedicated to and delighting in the Great Scummy Hunt, be he imp or be he guardian of the good. We will not divine any deeper devices at this time and may simply benefit from his pro-town analyses, remembering that pro-town activities do not necessarily equal a true townie identity. (#187)
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This is my second game with Red. I think Red just has 'resting pocket tone.' I've been trying to figure out why my gut says he's scummy this game and so far that's the only thing I can think of, rather than anything solid.In post 264, the worst wrote:
Apologies to take a butter knife to your nonchalance but, alas, we are here to murder the scums.In post 258, Bluebell wrote:But regarding your request, and especially rereading Redados' reactions to Noraa, I say he is a consistently kind and careful companion, dedicated to and delighting in the Great Scummy Hunt, be he imp or be he guardian of the good. We will not divine any deeper devices at this time and may simply benefit from his pro-town analyses, remembering that pro-town activities do not necessarily equal a true townie identity. (#187)
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Sure, I can definitely see this. Respectfully I'm hoping to coax an answer out of Blueb, I'm fairly comfortable with your content levels atm. :pIn post 266, Mundivore wrote:This is my second game with Red. I think Red just has 'resting pocket tone.' I've been trying to figure out why my gut says he's scummy this game and so far that's the only thing I can think of, rather than anything solid.
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I think I've seen two different people say that if one of us is scum, the other probably isn't (or maybe you, twice? I'd have to check). I agree. That said, I'm just as wary that it's town versus town. If so, would that make an elim between us less informative? After that, what's the risk of two miselims in a row once we've locked into this either-or thinking? This is coming from a place of... I don't know. I clearly see him doing weird things, but I don't know if that makes him scum. If I was under a hammer right now you wouldn't hear me screaming, "Get Arthur tomorrow after I flip town!"In post 268, Mundivore wrote:I'm most interested in elimming one of Arthur and Satisfaction today
The post that started our whole beef could have just as easily been an eager Arthur wanting to contribute to a game that had just started, but not feeling very confident, as it could have been him trying to test the waters or draw suspicion towards me. From there on, I can't tell if his weird push back against me has been a series of misunderstandings or what. If at any point he would have said, "Oh yeah, my post was kind of wishy washy. Huh. I guess I just wasn't feeling confident" or something along those lines we never would have gotten to where we are right now. If anybody thinks that has been resolved in some fashion and I've just missed it or been hardheaded about it or something, let me know. I feel like it could have been a two sentence post on page 3. The one he did write (#73) was very unsatisfying to me.
My take is that there's still plenty of time to pursue other avenues today, even if we do decide to come back around to me vs. Arthur. I don't understand the case against me, but maybe that's just something people go through when they know the truth from their perspective? I guess I haven't bothered to examine it very closely.-
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This is why I think you're town. Arthur seems to be pushing for your lim in order to save his own skin. I don't get that vibe from you. I think that's alignment-indicative.In post 270, Satisfaction wrote:
I think I've seen two different people say that if one of us is scum, the other probably isn't (or maybe you, twice? I'd have to check). I agree. That said, I'm just as wary that it's town versus town. If so, would that make an elim between us less informative? After that, what's the risk of two miselims in a row once we've locked into this either-or thinking? This is coming from a place of... I don't know. I clearly see him doing weird things, but I don't know if that makes him scum. If I was under a hammer right now you wouldn't hear me screaming, "Get Arthur tomorrow after I flip town!"In post 268, Mundivore wrote:I'm most interested in elimming one of Arthur and Satisfaction today-
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If I haven't said this, I agree. I also think you're more likely both-town before both-scum.In post 270, Satisfaction wrote:I think I've seen two different people say that if one of us is scum, the other probably isn't (or maybe you, twice? I'd have to check).
eh, eliminations are rarely good because they're informative.In post 270, Satisfaction wrote:That said, I'm just as wary that it's town versus town. If so, would that make an elim between us less informative?
they're good because they're on scum, or townies who were distracting enough that we'd need to kill them to elim scum.
i can see this. you're solving arthur.In post 270, Satisfaction wrote:If I was under a hammer right now you wouldn't hear me screaming, "Get Arthur tomorrow after I flip town!"
My entire response to this was "but how did his read on you develop?" but I think you're already searching for agendas so I don't really have anything of value to add. yeah. Arthur's trajectory reads fake but he's not overtly bleeding obvscum everywhere by any stretch. That said, I think there's a good deal of townier players in this plist which generally means a slot I *don't* townread is more likely to be scum (unless my reads suck).In post 270, Satisfaction wrote:The post that started our whole beef could have just as easily been an eager Arthur wanting to contribute to a game that had just started, but not feeling very confident, as it could have been him trying to test the waters or draw suspicion towards me.-
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