Open 842: Diffusion of Power [Postgame]
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is it bad that i thought it was kind of validIn post 12, Amazonian Legends wrote:
I was counting on someone going oops perspective slip there.In post 11, morph the cat wrote:Such confidence in our alignment, though~
That it's you is concerning.
also what if we didn't slayers gambit on page 1"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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huh?In post 14, Amazonian Legends wrote:You're welcome to fake a scum read on us, but you're signing your own elim wagon the next day if so"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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sure, but if they did invent a fake scumread on you, surely they would retract it before your miselimination. if they didn't, then yeah, i can't see anyone buying that excuse the following dayIn post 22, Amazonian Legends wrote:
Missed this. I'm putting BoP on morph to not misread us, and I'm saying that if they claim to scumread us and get us miselim'd, they should be the next day's elim with prejudice.In post 17, Cephrir wrote:
huh?In post 14, Amazonian Legends wrote:You're welcome to fake a scum read on us, but you're signing your own elim wagon the next day if so
But we'll see what develops. Like you say, it's page one.
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P-edit: pirate posting will be autocoted tyvm"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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am i? i feel pretty loose so far!In post 23, Amazonian Legends wrote:Why are you so wooden?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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you know what they say, it takes three to thrango.In post 38, morph the cat wrote:
It was interesting that you stepped into the middle of the dance, though!In post 31, Cephrir wrote:
am i? i feel pretty loose so far!In post 23, Amazonian Legends wrote:Why are you so wooden?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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beat me to itIn post 79, Amazonian Legends wrote:
She's in the top 90% of scumhunters on site, dontcha know!In post 72, Shirou wrote:I also know Tammy is recognized as a very strong scum hunter if I'm not mistaken...
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maybe a tiny townread on amazons? i expect tammy to be an easy read for me anyways (despite the fact i don't really know what her scum game looks like, shh) so probably not THAT usefulIn post 92, morph the cat wrote:
Did you get anything useful from it?In post 41, Cephrir wrote:
you know what they say, it takes three to thrango.In post 38, morph the cat wrote:
It was interesting that you stepped into the middle of the dance, though!In post 31, Cephrir wrote:
am i? i feel pretty loose so far!In post 23, Amazonian Legends wrote:Why are you so wooden?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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i'm liking shirou a moderate amount. they seem at ease and i don't mean because they're talking about how at ease they are/want to be.In post 148, morph the cat wrote:Ceph what are your page 6 thoughts?
i didn't care for fua's first post."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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uh ohIn post 155, northsidegal wrote:i've been reading the thread over the course of the day but still don't really have anything interesting to say unfortunately."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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i believe you have me at a disadvantage. who're you?In post 158, fua wrote:And yeah, I joined because I was asked by the mod. Presumably because I was active in a normal game.
The only familiar face to me is Ceph and I don’t know his mafia game at all."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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this post made me think of nsg's scum meta (of active lurking at best)In post 183, morph the cat wrote:
elaborate?In post 179, Cephrir wrote:
uh ohIn post 155, northsidegal wrote:i've been reading the thread over the course of the day but still don't really have anything interesting to say unfortunately."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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:townposting:In post 187, Shirou wrote:I tried to think about something more...FUN, and I kinda had a silly idea, but I felt a bit too self-conscious in this playerlist to open the game with it. Well either way that's as far as I know for town, for scum I can imagine multiple fun gambits to do..."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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i still don't see how this is different from doing nothing, but you can be town for posting itIn post 205, Shirou wrote:
(potentially last post I promise)In post 188, morph the cat wrote:
NSG and both halves of morph are mechanics nerds, you will find safe haven for that sort of topic should you change your mind.In post 187, Shirou wrote:tried to think about something more...FUN, and I kinda had a silly idea, but I felt a bit too self-conscious in this playerlist to open the game with it.
I'm also a bit of a mechanical nerd but you see, I don't care as much about theoptimalthing to do as much as I like having a plan that seems fun and mildly chaotic/unexpected to execute, which often makes me create silly plans that don't actually achieve anything or plans that are too swingy.
Well, but since we barely have anything to talk about at the moment, before I leave I'll mention it I guess.
I thought perhaps we shouldmassclaim. Right here in D1, except with a weird and ?silly? rule:
We can lie about ours roles/night.
Therefore you may end up thinking "okay, but what is the difference between doing that and nothing?", and this is my reasoning:
Before we rolled alignments, I was thinking about how to play scum in this setup because as town it seemed simply enough to just claim actions when necessary and scum/town hunt normally. But as scum in this setup, you're gonna need to fakeclaim, and at minimum one of the scum needs to claim either cop or doctor, they can't all claim the same role no matter the setup roll.
I'm not gonna do scum job for them and explain what is sub-optimal to fakeclaim and why, but the fakeclaim you're gonna use in this game is kinda important, but even if you understand what to fakeclaim and when as scum here, the thing is what's "optimal" to fakeclaim depends on what town PRs do and what results they end up with, so basically it's very circumstantial.
As scum I would want to delay my claim here as far as possible so that I can have maximum flexibility to hopefully counter how circumstantial/swingy this setup can get.
Therefore, if we "massclaimed but you're free to lie about it", the people that lied about their roles can camouflage the people that will tell the truth, (scum have the numbers of cops/doctors but that still wouldn't tell much to them about who is lying or not), and in for their turn, the people that later confirm their role as what they initially "claimed" here are more likely than not town/telling the truth (with the caveat that the early your night action is, the "townier" it sounds). Even if scum decides to fakeclaim something here and follow up on it for the "town points"/"WIFOM", they are still gonna be locked on a claim and there's definitely "mechanical penalties" here for scum fakeclaiming early.
There's some other stuff it can do as well but if I explain that part it's quite a bit more pointless, it needs to happen naturally.
Basically, it's a "plan" that perhaps will do literally nothing positive, perhaps there's even the possibility of stuff going wrong and scum correctly identifying the ones that told the truth, but also the possibility that it'll cause they do certain mechanical mistakes which I'm trying my best to not explain in detail at the same time I try to explain the potential positive side of all this.
Hmm, basically, it's less of a "mechanical plan" and more of a silly gamble/gambit. It feels like a too serious/experienced playerlist for this to ever take off so I thought I shouldn't bother mentioning it, but here we are I guess."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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i haven't actually played with her especially often! i just got this idea in team mafia somehow and it workedIn post 213, morph the cat wrote:
That's the easy takeaway, the hard one is understanding the path behind 199 so por favor, step up to the NSG-whisperer stage and enlighten us.In post 207, Cephrir wrote:
:townposting:In post 187, Shirou wrote:I tried to think about something more...FUN, and I kinda had a silly idea, but I felt a bit too self-conscious in this playerlist to open the game with it. Well either way that's as far as I know for town, for scum I can imagine multiple fun gambits to do..."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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172 is one of the least interesting posts in the thread. 173 is mildly interesting.In post 244, Tejate Raichu wrote:No, I was pointing out something I noticed from earlier discussion. My bad if that came off as scum trying to seem active, I kind of just stream of consciousness write a lot of the time. I should really proofread more.
Regardless, do you not find any interesting at all in 172 and the reaction in 173? Do you have any other posts you find more interesting?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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this is why i sometimes get scumread for squirrelly language isn't it.In post 246, Tejate Raichu wrote:If you want my honest opinion, and do not take this as instant FoS as I think it would be silly to do this over a fairly minor incident, but my gut reaction says that this looks well... a little manufactured. It certainly doesn't seem like a random vote, but it feels like either or both sides could have manufactured a reason to vote."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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i have already posted commentary about the things that most interested me as we went along. what else are you looking for?In post 251, Tejate Raichu wrote:is there anything that stands out to you?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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a little bit. i found myself wondering why this simple statement was couched in so much uncertainty and wondering if there was scum motivation for that, then remembered that i do this all the time.In post 252, Amazonian Legends wrote:
Is it like looking in a mirror?In post 249, Cephrir wrote:
this is why i sometimes get scumread for squirrelly language isn't it.In post 246, Tejate Raichu wrote:If you want my honest opinion, and do not take this as instant FoS as I think it would be silly to do this over a fairly minor incident, but my gut reaction says that this looks well... a little manufactured. It certainly doesn't seem like a random vote, but it feels like either or both sides could have manufactured a reason to vote."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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expressing confusion is easier than engaging with the game & they offered excuses for not finding scum before even tryingIn post 270, numberQ wrote:Interested in how claiming confusion over hydras is anything but NAI. Like, I've seen scum fake confusion over the mechanics to appear +town. But over hydra composition?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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bafflingIn post 273, numberQ wrote:The interaction between Tejate and Ceph from 238 on is pinging me. 238 itself does strike me as a lot of nothing thatcouldbe scum indicative. Ceph calling him out on it though, for some reason I didn't like it even though I generally agreed with the sentiment. And overall I feel like Tejate is coming out of that back and forth looking towny, and Ceph null-scum."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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entry posts are special.In post 278, fua wrote:
I am engaging with the game though. In fact I did so right after that post. So that’s kind of a skewed way of looking at things without context.In post 275, Cephrir wrote:
expressing confusion is easier than engaging with the game & they offered excuses for not finding scum before even tryingIn post 270, numberQ wrote:Interested in how claiming confusion over hydras is anything but NAI. Like, I've seen scum fake confusion over the mechanics to appear +town. But over hydra composition?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Are there? Because you've failed to provide any.In post 286, numberQ wrote:There are reasons to vote Ceph"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Perhaps I'm not being clear enoughIn post 289, fua wrote:That’s because it is OMGUS. He said expressing confusion is easier than engaging with the game while ignoring that I’ve been engaging since then, which feels dismissive.
I found your first post suspicious because it was your first post. I think it can be difficult for scum to feel out the vibe of the thread in a way that allows them to make a non-awkward first post. numberQ (iirc) asked me why I did not like your first post; I have now explained it. I have not particularly commented on how my opinion of you has or hasn't evolved since then, as far as I'm aware."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I would characterize them as fine. 173 I disagree with but I don't think that's necessarily a problem. I am still processing the interaction we're having right now, not sure what I think about that just yet.In post 291, fua wrote:Do you like my other posts?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I did quote 273 wherein you express suspicion of me. However, I don't think anything in that post constitues a reason. If anything you posted the opposite of a reason to suspect me.In post 292, numberQ wrote:
I mean you literally quoted me a few posts back giving a reason to vote you. This is honestly such a strange reactionIn post 288, Cephrir wrote:
Are there? Because you've failed to provide any.In post 286, numberQ wrote:There are reasons to vote Ceph
VOTE: Cephrir"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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it's a readIn post 304, numberQ wrote:I called you null-scum. How is that the opposite of a reason?
a reason would be why you have that read
your join date is in 2011 come on"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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?? i'm not even pushing anyoneIn post 308, GuiltyLion wrote:Ceph is giving me major "SE pushing on a mislimmable Newbie in the Newbie Queue" vibes"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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this conversation is ridiculous and i'm done participating in it. have a nice dayIn post 322, numberQ wrote:
The reason I have that read is because I looked at your posts and they made me think, "that guy is null-scum". Idk what you're implying by bringing up my join date, but if anything it means I'm comfortable trusting my gut and the general vibes I get even if I don't always put it into exact words. And judging from this interaction that was driven by me acting on my gut, I also feel pretty comfortable saying it's working.In post 312, Cephrir wrote:
it's a readIn post 304, numberQ wrote:I called you null-scum. How is that the opposite of a reason?
a reason would be why you have that read
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i was just thinking of emptyvoting one of these two and now my thunder is slightly stolen. v rude.In post 362, fua wrote:I can see implosion and GL as a scum pairing.
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why nsg, too? i don't feel like she has done anythingIn post 378, Cephrir wrote:fua, why morph town? i was just thinking it's a little alarming i don't have any reason to townread them yet"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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I took a quick look back too and observed that I had you as obvious scun by the end, which makes me feel like I'll be able to read you again.In post 521, implosion wrote:That game actually had me, ceph, morph and GL. Little wild."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Must we do this information asymmetry thing. I dislike it.In post 542, fua wrote:
Also true. It's relatively easy to figure out who I am if you've played with me before.In post 540, morph the cat wrote:
I know! Sigmund was a Pooky alt and you are not.In post 538, fua wrote:
I do have a lot of swag, but I'm afraid I'm not Sigmund.In post 536, morph the cat wrote:roughly translates to "swagger""I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Almost as though it is more complex than that as I already stated. And moreover I said I like shiro in general while I only commented on fua's first post (also, it's amazing how fire I've taken for that one extremely normal comment), so this is apples and orangesIn post 546, numberQ wrote:But even if you don't agree with any of that, just look at the other major point of this post. Ceph claims to like Shirou, despite him ALSO complaining about hydra stuff in his opening post."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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What context?In post 546, numberQ wrote:To be absolutely fair, Ceph gave these opinions in response to a direct question about his thoughts on page 6, and Shirou's opening post didn't happen on page 6. So in a vacuum, this point is bullshit. But in context with the rest of Ceph's ISO I can't help but see it as suspicious.
After this, Ceph proceeds to pocket Shirou with 207 and 223.
What makes this pocketing and not having a townread?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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?In post 568, morph the cat wrote:Ceph"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Your point was "Ceph has engaged in a townie behavior, but it's pinging me for gut reasons."In post 546, numberQ wrote:Note how nowhere in there is a single actual refutation of my read, just consistently saying that I have no reason to come after him.
How could I possibly refute that?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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What, am I supposed to shut up while the big kids talk about things that matter? I'm gonna do my thing.In post 571, morph the cat wrote:You ran right over our reads list."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Cephrir he/himSurvivorhe/him
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I did not literally mean that I think everyone is scum. I'm just feeling more paranoid today. I still have reads.In post 546, numberQ wrote:At a stage where people are starting to put out reads and leans, even tentative ones, here Ceph is giving a reason why he might not be able to. And then of course, he does not for the rest of his ISO. This is also +scum - he's been in several interactions and debates, but his only takeaway is that "everyone is scum"?"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Cephrir he/himSurvivorhe/him
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now that i've arrived, it seems fine. i'd like to be higher but don't expect to be. i've been wondering why ydrasse is being showered in townreads, so it's nice that i'm at least not alone.In post 571, morph the cat wrote:You ran right over our reads list."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Cephrir he/himSurvivorhe/him
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I don't, actually!In post 574, fua wrote:
I mean everyone has access to the information that I'm not a Pooky alt since I played in a game with a Pooky alt. And Ceph, you personally know who I am.In post 564, Cephrir wrote:
Must we do this information asymmetry thing. I dislike it.In post 542, fua wrote:
Also true. It's relatively easy to figure out who I am if you've played with me before.In post 540, morph the cat wrote:
I know! Sigmund was a Pooky alt and you are not.In post 538, fua wrote:
I do have a lot of swag, but I'm afraid I'm not Sigmund.In post 536, morph the cat wrote:roughly translates to "swagger""I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Cephrir he/himSurvivorhe/him
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i don't think it was a slip, but i agree that it's a bad post.In post 577, fua wrote:
This post gives me awful gut vibes and feels like it's supposed to go in the Scum PT.In post 557, Tejate Raichu wrote:It seems like nQ wagon might be a popular choice for today? We should still explore our options, though."I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener-
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Cephrir he/himSurvivorhe/him
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