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Feels a bit weird to conclude so much from a wagon on Brian when they’ve only made 1 post so far and that was after the votes.In post 173, bob3141 wrote: But in those games back then, the amount of time that first real wagon ended up on a player that flipped town at some point was greater than the chance of a random pick. Though doesn’t preclude them from benign scum but does make it on balance less likely.Norwe is spontaneous, has a stream-of-consciouness posting style, usually posts on catch-ups by commenting on past pages posts, gets rather fired up in certain moments in games, is relatively as playful as me in games and likes casual shitposting
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Its from my experince from the games i played in 2020 and 2021. Most often that first wagon ended up on town with a few cases with it being on scum. As i said earlier, off the top of my head the ratio of first wagon on scum to first wagon on town was somethign like 1:9. Which was cgeater than the ratio of scum to town for those games.In post 176, NorwegianboyEE wrote:
Feels a bit weird to conclude so much from a wagon on Brian when they’ve only made 1 post so far and that was after the votes.In post 173, bob3141 wrote: But in those games back then, the amount of time that first real wagon ended up on a player that flipped town at some point was greater than the chance of a random pick. Though doesn’t preclude them from benign scum but does make it on balance less likely.
Those wagons came in all forms town heavy were the scum would jump off quickly, all town, scum heavy and town heavy when the town would be ones to jump off early- Brian Skies
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Hmm ok.
Wagon analyzis sounds a bit like magic to me but i guess i’ll take your word for it.
So what do you think the wagon on Brian is formed of? Mostly town? Scum?Norwe is spontaneous, has a stream-of-consciouness posting style, usually posts on catch-ups by commenting on past pages posts, gets rather fired up in certain moments in games, is relatively as playful as me in games and likes casual shitposting
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At times it does feel like magic and at times like you have been trying to find patterns in fruit pips.
But at this stage its to often to early to be able to tell the wagon composition esp on that first wagon of day one. With most games you could only see once players started to flip. The 4 votes on brain all landed with an hour of the game starting with it quickly dropping back down to 3 after the 4th.- Firebringer
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cephrir whats my alignment.
and it better be scumShow"You are the Joker of mafia players" - Oversoul
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his first post in the scum PT was "yes I rolled scum!"
I decided to post "haha just don't post that in the main thread", but to get up to date on the main thread first.
His first post in the main thread was "yes I rolled scum!" -popsofctown- Marquis
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Spoiler: bob - back and forth on this read
comes in end of page 2, we were already kind of leaving RVS, and this felt like an out of place attempt to keep themselves in casual RVS, rather than engage with what was happening
Bob's later posts kinda read as misguided town though, so I can also see this first post as town not reading anything and just throwing a vote while thinking of how to make it clever. I do that too
Spoiler: ballpoint - lean scum
ballpoint's posts here felt like too much at once, trying too hard to be RVS chill... like when someone says "do whatever i don't care" specifically because they do kinda care
before bob started to read townier, I saw this exchange through the lens of scum theatre
forum mafia is basically armchair psychiatry yeah but thats how I felt reading these exchangeslink in bio- Elpis
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I think everyone is scum except fire, that's how pocketing works right“When someone leaves your life, those exits are not made equal. Some are beautiful and poetic and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair. But most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy."
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Very heavily amused by calling it armchair psychiatry, but it definitely does allude to reading far too much into every little statement like that, very funnyIn post 183, Marquis wrote:Spoiler: bob - back and forth on this read
comes in end of page 2, we were already kind of leaving RVS, and this felt like an out of place attempt to keep themselves in casual RVS, rather than engage with what was happening
Bob's later posts kinda read as misguided town though, so I can also see this first post as town not reading anything and just throwing a vote while thinking of how to make it clever. I do that too
Spoiler: ballpoint - lean scum
ballpoint's posts here felt like too much at once, trying too hard to be RVS chill... like when someone says "do whatever i don't care" specifically because they do kinda care
before bob started to read townier, I saw this exchange through the lens of scum theatre
forum mafia is basically armchair psychiatry yeah but thats how I felt reading these exchanges“When someone leaves your life, those exits are not made equal. Some are beautiful and poetic and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair. But most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy."
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So if I'm reading this properly, the analysis is that brian is likely town, with no information to gain on the contents of the wagon?In post 178, bob3141 wrote:
Its from my experince from the games i played in 2020 and 2021. Most often that first wagon ended up on town with a few cases with it being on scum. As i said earlier, off the top of my head the ratio of first wagon on scum to first wagon on town was somethign like 1:9. Which was cgeater than the ratio of scum to town for those games.In post 176, NorwegianboyEE wrote:
Feels a bit weird to conclude so much from a wagon on Brian when they’ve only made 1 post so far and that was after the votes.In post 173, bob3141 wrote: But in those games back then, the amount of time that first real wagon ended up on a player that flipped town at some point was greater than the chance of a random pick. Though doesn’t preclude them from benign scum but does make it on balance less likely.
Those wagons came in all forms town heavy were the scum would jump off quickly, all town, scum heavy and town heavy when the town would be ones to jump off early“When someone leaves your life, those exits are not made equal. Some are beautiful and poetic and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair. But most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy."
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I started to think this before I left MS years ago but
I'm pretty sure the best course of action, instead of an unmanageable 200-page day 1,
is just power-wagon someone who isn't obvtown and figure out the rest of the game starting day 2 based on the flips, wagons, and behaviors around that
VOTE: ballpoint
id be p happy if anyone who townreads me partakes in the bloodlust alongside me!! :]link in bio- Marquis
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I don't know if you intentionally
yeah I agree that's also my self analysis but in an environment where we're reading each other based simply on words and not voices, faces, and body language, thatIn post 185, Elpis wrote: Very heavily amused by calling it armchair psychiatry, but it definitely does allude to reading far too much into every little statement like that, very funnyiskind of the root that the rest of the game grows fromlink in bio- Elpis
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You know, I would actually enjoy a non-200 page day 1. I'm willing to join on that for the moment I think
VOTE: Ballpoint“When someone leaves your life, those exits are not made equal. Some are beautiful and poetic and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair. But most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy."
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Oh i'm sorry if that came across as some sort of judgement-- I actually agree with itIn post 188, Marquis wrote: I don't know if you intentionally
yeah I agree that's also my self analysis but in an environment where we're reading each other based simply on words and not voices, faces, and body language, thatIn post 185, Elpis wrote: Very heavily amused by calling it armchair psychiatry, but it definitely does allude to reading far too much into every little statement like that, very funnyiskind of the root that the rest of the game grows from“When someone leaves your life, those exits are not made equal. Some are beautiful and poetic and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair. But most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy."
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wait if mafia is armchair psychiatry can i count playing it as internship hoursIn post 185, Elpis wrote:
Very heavily amused by calling it armchair psychiatry, but it definitely does allude to reading far too much into every little statement like that, very funnyIn post 183, Marquis wrote:Spoiler: bob - back and forth on this read
comes in end of page 2, we were already kind of leaving RVS, and this felt like an out of place attempt to keep themselves in casual RVS, rather than engage with what was happening
Bob's later posts kinda read as misguided town though, so I can also see this first post as town not reading anything and just throwing a vote while thinking of how to make it clever. I do that too
Spoiler: ballpoint - lean scum
ballpoint's posts here felt like too much at once, trying too hard to be RVS chill... like when someone says "do whatever i don't care" specifically because they do kinda care
before bob started to read townier, I saw this exchange through the lens of scum theatre
forum mafia is basically armchair psychiatry yeah but thats how I felt reading these exchanges
also marquis is town if anyone didn't get the memo yet"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Marquis
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ok! I was going to say I don't know if you intentionally meant to sound sarcastic but that was my interpretation at the timeIn post 190, Elpis wrote:
Oh i'm sorry if that came across as some sort of judgement-- I actually agree with itIn post 188, Marquis wrote:
yeah I agree that's also my self analysis but in an environment where we're reading each other based simply on words and not voices, faces, and body language, thatIn post 185, Elpis wrote: Very heavily amused by calling it armchair psychiatry, but it definitely does allude to reading far too much into every little statement like that, very funnyiskind of the root that the rest of the game grows from
it was like it reminded me, I forgot how condescending this site could be at times. not you but it was always so unnecessarily mean like chill yall damnlink in bio- Firebringer
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CorrectIn post 184, Elpis wrote: I think everyone is scum except fire, that's how pocketing works rightShow"You are the Joker of mafia players" - Oversoul
"last time I was scum with Firebringer
his first post in the scum PT was "yes I rolled scum!"
I decided to post "haha just don't post that in the main thread", but to get up to date on the main thread first.
His first post in the main thread was "yes I rolled scum!" -popsofctown- Firebringer
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then why wont u talk to me in our pt. Its very rude.
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"last time I was scum with Firebringer
his first post in the scum PT was "yes I rolled scum!"
I decided to post "haha just don't post that in the main thread", but to get up to date on the main thread first.
His first post in the main thread was "yes I rolled scum!" -popsofctown- Cephrir
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im negging you to bring out your best work to impress meIn post 195, Firebringer wrote:then why wont u talk to me in our pt. Its very rude.
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for example you aren't claiming scum enough"I would prefer not to." --Herman Melville,Bartleby the Scrivener- Save The Dragons
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I'm a fan of power-wagons. However, I propose not eliminating the someone in the event they obvtown [or at least convinces most of us they're town].In post 187, Marquis wrote: I'm pretty sure the best course of action, instead of an unmanageable 200-page day 1,
is just power-wagon someone who isn't obvtown and figure out the rest of the game starting day 2 based on the flips, wagons, and behaviors around that - Brian Skies
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