ah ok.StrangerCoug wrote:It's an answer to your question.Battle Mage wrote:I dont understand what your first sentence is meant to achieve?
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ah ok.StrangerCoug wrote:It's an answer to your question.Battle Mage wrote:I dont understand what your first sentence is meant to achieve?
This reeks somewhat of a stretch. I do agree that we should be worrying more about scum hunting than figuring out the scum (at least in the long run), but I don't see how his answer hurts the town?armlx wrote:FOS EGL
Nice job helping out a slipping scum buddy....
In that case, why aren't you FoS'ing the person asking in the first place?armlx wrote:Its not pro-town to answer that question directed at BA.
If you're catching up, then why are you throwing out a vote with no given reason?Lowell wrote:Still catching up.vote sensfan. Welcome.
It can work in two ways. Either it becomes a body in the way i originally intended, which can be used to put players under scrutiny, and gauge interactions, and most of all, differentiate between townies and scumbags by how strictly they will stand by the treaty. The argument put forward against the treaty, was that scum would dominate it-in which case, my retort was that we would then be able to nail them very easily.tubby216 wrote:@bm,
ok so i finished reading the treaty arguments and i have a few questions,
1) the treaty its self would either work like fly paper atracting scum to it thus making it easy to se them correct?
I'm not quite sure what you mean here. 6 people can be quite an influential force, if they comprise 50% of a majority, they dont need much outside support to comprise a formidable looking wagon.Tubby wrote: 2) by making the treaty small say less than 6 it cares no real danger power? but it does break the large group up into small peices,
the best way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time
wtf? 0.oStrangerCoug wrote:In that case, why aren't you FoS'ing the person asking in the first place?armlx wrote:Its not pro-town to answer that question directed at BA.
I agree with aLowell wrote:Still catching up.vote sensfan. Welcome.
You seem awfully antsy and ready to jump onto people right now...StrangerCoug wrote:I could ask almost that same question of you, Battle Mage. Why are you so easily pleased with a Lowell bandwagon?
Erm, you COULD. Except my question was 'Why are you so easily pleased with Lowell's response, which really, resolved nothing?'StrangerCoug wrote:I could ask almost that same question of you, Battle Mage. Why are you so easily pleased with a Lowell bandwagon?
Because he was voting SensFan for Cass's actions, and I saw her as scummy.Battle Mage wrote:Erm, you COULD. Except my question was 'Why are you so easily pleased with Lowell's response, which really, resolved nothing?'StrangerCoug wrote:I could ask almost that same question of you, Battle Mage. Why are you so easily pleased with a Lowell bandwagon?
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If you felt Sensfan was a worthy target, why did you jump on Lowell in the first place?StrangerCoug wrote:Because he was voting SensFan for Cass's actions, and I saw her as scummy.Battle Mage wrote:Erm, you COULD. Except my question was 'Why are you so easily pleased with Lowell's response, which really, resolved nothing?'StrangerCoug wrote:I could ask almost that same question of you, Battle Mage. Why are you so easily pleased with a Lowell bandwagon?
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I believe I said something along the lines of thinking it scummy to vote while you're playing catchup.Battle Mage wrote:If you felt Sensfan was a worthy target, why did you jump on Lowell in the first place?
@ bmBattle Mage wrote:I'm not quite sure what you mean here. 6 people can be quite an influential force, if they comprise 50% of a majority, they dont need much outside support to comprise a formidable looking wagon.Tubby wrote: 2) by making the treaty small say less than 6 it cares no real danger power? but it does break the large group up into small peices,
the best way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time
Which he still was after his explanation. What changed to make you remove your vote?StrangerCoug wrote:I believe I said something along the lines of thinking it scummy to vote while you're playing catchup.Battle Mage wrote:If you felt Sensfan was a worthy target, why did you jump on Lowell in the first place?
Okay I guess in that instance you're right. My bad. I just knew what he was talking about having read about it on that site previously and having contemplated using the role in games I've run, so it struck me as odd that people DIDN'T know about it. Since I already knew about the role myself, in my eyes he just knew what he was talking about and had adequately answered questions about the role, although he didn't provide a link to the game where he saw it used. My thinking was that it would benefit the town to be able to read about and understand the role, but I can see your point.armlx wrote:Its not pro-town to answer that question directed at BA.
Other than that, I'll be damned if I really know.Battle Mage wrote:Which he still was after his explanation. What changed to make you remove your vote?StrangerCoug wrote:I believe I said something along the lines of thinking it scummy to vote while you're playing catchup.Battle Mage wrote:If you felt Sensfan was a worthy target, why did you jump on Lowell in the first place?