@Town: This post is written as I catch up, and so is addressed to people pretty much in chronological order.
@My Milked Eek, #204:
My Milked Eek wrote:Also, post more.
I'm going to post as and when I please, thank you. My lifestyle isn't going to change depending on the pace of everyone else's posting.
My Milked Eek wrote:Quite the daring statement with "only this evidence".
I disagree. All that means is that I didn't have enough evidence to press further.
@canadianbovine:
canadianbovine, #211 wrote:I don't understand the fuss about CDB. Reminds me of my first game, when somebody used the argument "he's so town, he must be scum."
You don't understand the fuss because that's not at all what they are doing.
canadianbovine, #213 wrote:i didnt say they were using the too townie argument.
That's sure what it looked like.
canadianbovine, #213 wrote:To me your pretty town, keeping good questioning on everyone, staying with the town.
You have a very, very strange metric for what constitutes townie play. Do you not account for the fact that scum are trying to pose as townies and are making every effort to look like they are scum hunting?
@Reckoner, #214:
Reckoner wrote:I have my reasons.
Share with the class, then.
@ChannelDelibird, #215:
ChannelDelibird wrote:I know I'm voting wolfram, but that's an incredibly scummy post. FoS: Reckoner
While I'm not pleased with his lack of explanation, I don't think that kind of post is nearly as scummy as people jump to. I've played a reasonable amount of mafia, and read a fair bit as well, and this happens as often with townies as it does with scum.
@Reckoner, #225:
Reckoner wrote:Oh, and FoS Milked Eek for immediately hopping to a vote in his first post on me. Seem rather eager, hm?
At the time, yes. Although your justification for the post-as-a-trap hits looks a little weak. I wouldn't have been so quick to lay it out as the ploy it was. Moreover, if you were going to create a legitimate case against wolframnhart, then why bother pointing out that it was a trap in the first place? You could have just not said anything, waited, gotten your reaction, and presented your case.
I also don't think that he was pushing for a bandwagon—that seems a little presumptuous.
@DeathRowKitty, #228:
DeathRowKitty wrote:Did you really expect to post that and have no one vote you???
I would have, yes. There's very little to go on in that post—nothing worth a vote, in my opinion.
DeathRowKitty wrote:Even CDB, who was voting for wolframnhart FoSed you.
An FoS is far, far different from a vote. Every single person here can FoS the hell out of Reckoner, and he wouldn't get a hangnail. And if you were suspicious of him, it was a much better way to point that out than to vote him.
DeathRowKitty wrote:I won't FoS you because you've "explained" your post and I won't vote you because that post was so much less intelligent than your others it almost had to be what you say it was.
Interesting. That's a very unique take on reading someone—I have no read on this.
DeathRowKitty wrote:The only plausible reason I can think of for a townie to withhold reasoning is if he/she's a cop or something similar and got information from that. Since we haven't had a night yet and you couldn't have gotten any information like that, there's no reason to withhold your reasoning. Of course someone's going to think you're suspicious!
How can you be sure he isn't a power-role? As far as I can tell, there is nothing saying the cop, if there is one, wasn't allowed N0 check? I'm reasonably new to the site (not the game), but there's nothing I've seen that states the moderator needs to explain every part of the flavor of the game upfront.
@Conspicuous_other, #229:
Conspicuous_other wrote:unvote, vote:Wickedestjr for trying to defend reckoner not giving a reason for his vote.
That
is the weakest vote in this game so far.
@lobstermania:
lobstermania, #230 wrote:It is very opportunistic to vote someone without reasoning when they are under heat.
I disagree. I wouldn't have done it like Reckoner did, but I don't think that it is close to beyond the realm of possibilities that there can be valid justification for doing that.
lobstermania, #230 wrote:To me, withholding evidence and backing yourself up by saying "well, it's already been posted," sounds like you jumped on a wagon and are now backtracking to find the case against Wolf.
Hmm, maybe, yes.
lobstermania, #237 wrote:You can't create a scummy post and not expect people to call you out on it. Your justification that it was actually a fake vote to catch scum is bogus. Why is your vote still on wolf if you've blown the cover on your 20/20 expose?
I prefer this argument. Still not worth a vote, in my opinion.
@canadianbovine, #233:
canadianbovine wrote:what about qax?
I'm here. I try to post once a day, and granted, I did miss two days since this game started, but my posting frequency is likely not going to change. Moreover, given the frequency at which others in this game are posting makes catching up several pages a day take much longer.
@My Milked Eek, #238:
That seemed to have appeared while I was previewing this post.
This is a much better reasoned argument that your voting post. I should point out, that, abstractly, what you did against Reckoner is quite similar to what Reckoner did against wolframnhart; i.e., vote with little-to-no reason, wait, reason.
@Town:
I don't have a candidate worth voting right now. I don't like canadianbovine, for being a bit buddy-buddy towards ChannelDelibird, and DeathRowKitty has made some sweeping claims that I don't like, but I'm going to wait. Conspicuous_other's last vote and playstyle in general doesn't sit well with me.
Oh, @ChannelDelibird, I completely disagree that "[everyone] should pretty much be voting at all times on Day 1", as you said. I think you and I take different interpretations to the sentence, "a townie's vote is her most powerful tool".