Things have gotten lively!
I'm trying to pick through the most recent posts to see if I agree at all with the bandwagon on
Fhqwhgads
. I really didn't like the way he was pressing
Seregil
earlier when it was pretty obvious that we'd had a lot of flaking. (Posts 79 through 90.) I did get a sense that he was putting words in
Seregil
's mouth, or perhaps that he was taking undue umbrage.
My (unsolicited) read on the
The Many
bandwagon is that the guy was a jerk. He was shooting off abrasive one-line posts along the lines of "the next one to post is scum" was bound to draw irritated votes. The reasons given by the voters -- that he was an "active lurker" or that he needed "pressure" were sort of spurious and his case wasn't voteworthy.
As far as your question about metagaming,
Incognito
, I don't like it on principle. I don't have a lot of experience with it, so casting it as a scum action probably wasn't appropriate. Can you share your perspective on metagaming?
Also: If anyone wonders why I haven't voted, it's cause I'm trying to make it count. (And, to be honest, I got off to a rocky start, so I'm trying not to stick my foot in my mouth any more, if possible.) I find myself not preferring the "vote early, vote often" playstyle.
I'm most inclined to look for players who are staying under the radar. In my (admittedly limited) view, the scum don't benefit from grandstanding, getting in arguments, or making obvious plays, they benefit from putting in just enough remarks to remain unremarkable. Of course, in this game, with so many replacements, that'd be pretty damn tough to follow through on. Any insight from our more experienced players on this?
And what the heck is sheeping?