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I had a weak town read on Percy before, because he is playing exactly how I have seen him play as town before. Recent events have further strengthened that read, becuse I can't imagine why scum Percy would go out of his way to defend me like he has immediately after announcing that defending people for any reason is scummy.magnus_orion wrote:Iam, whats your feelings on percy, and why.
Where is this happening? I don't think I've seen anyone in this game suggesting that a particular player would be a good lynch for any reason other than that player being probable scum.magnus_orion wrote:4. Nothing. Just disagreeing with other lynches being proposed, because I feel some are more, "if we lynch this person, people's alignments will be more obvious"
I already am. You should too.SerialClergyman wrote: For those chumps who are getting town reads or have better suspicions but are worried about wagons getting up, deadline is extended, branch out and vote someone likely to be scum, imo.
I didn't say that. I said "I feel"Where is this happening? I don't think I've seen anyone in this game suggesting that a particular player would be a good lynch for any reason other than that player being probable scum.
I just really do not like the cognative dissonance between "I think defending anyone is scummy" and then "IAAUN is clearly town". It's a huge contradiction in your own approach.Percy wrote:Why I'm defending him: In most games that I've played, I've avoided defending anyone. I think it's too risky and better to leave people to fend for themselves. It helps with my reads and doesn't start people linking alignments too early.
However, in this game I think the case on IAAUN is crap and that no-one is going to think me more scummy simply because I defend him - though of course people may take issue with the manner in which I defend him, I'm not going to actively stop myself from speaking my mind on this issue.
Forgetfulness?Iam wrote:I can't imagine why scum Percy would go out of his way to defend me like he has immediately after announcing that defending people for any reason is scummy.
My voting has been back and forth for deadline reasons. When I thought there was a deadline very soon, a Hero/Zach lynch was not looking likely, so I transferred my vote to SC. With deadline extended, I'm not at all sure which of Hero and SC I want lynched.VP Baltar wrote:Fishy, you're voting has really been back and forth these last couple of pages. I'm interested to hear what you have to say, as I don't see anything outstandingly scummy about Zach, just that he probably still needs to catch up more and form more rounded opinions.
Doubts have been creeping in for a few reasons. I'm having great difficulty coming up with motivation for 4). The motivation I give it in the above sounds cute, but after thinking about it some more I'm not sure how much sense it makes. I think SC's theory would be a decidely odd thing to come out with as scum, already under pressure for following iam and earlier playstyle issues. It's almost bound to pit him against a lot of players, and it doesn't feel plausible that he actually thought it would make everyone on the wagon turn on each other. It's possible he thought he could get away with his following of iam in this way, but again I don't see how he could have thought that would work.Fishythefish wrote:It’s true that I have been recently arguing with you an awful lot about your playstyle. Here’s the part where you are scum:
1) You jumped on iam’s case without checking it.
2) You didn’t read my response, or if you did, you ignored it – after I’d asked you which bits of the case you agreed with, you just didn’t answer.
3) You still haven’t explained either 1) or 2). All your reasoning since then have been pretty much totally separate from iam’s case.
4) Instead, you have come up with a theory about the group of wagoners being largely scum. However:
a) Certain aspects of this theory don’t hold together – most notably the theory that 7 players are being influenced by two or three scum.
b) You use this theory to support an attack on me – in fact I think it’s fair to say it’s the meat of your attack. But this theory points to me as scum no better than it points to a few other players.
I think your theory, and the conclusions you draw from it, are designed to move scumhunting from you to the wagon, and to support your vote for me, covering your tracks after your following of iam.
It was intended as a promise of content generally, not as a promise of an expansion on my reasons for voting hero - I never expected to be able to give such. I had little time at that point, and was saying that I would make a post responding to anything I felt needed it tonight.SerialClergyman wrote:I do not like the promise of content when voting hero then when the post came there was nothing more than gut written about him.
Declaring a town read on a player and defending them against specific attacks are quite different things.VP Baltar 908 wrote:I just really do not like the cognative dissonance between "I think defending anyone is scummy" and then "IAAUN is clearly town". It's a huge contradiction in your own approach.
That's some misrep right there. I felt that defending people was scummy; when everyone told me "no it isn't", I decided to have a go; as I said previously,VP Baltar 908 wrote:Forgetfulness?
I may be many things, but forgetful isn't one of them.Percy wrote:However, in this game I think the case on IAAUN is crap and that no-one is going to think me more scummysimply because I defend him- though of course people may take issue with the manner in which I defend him, I'm not going to actively stop myself from speaking my mind on this issue.
You were voting me when you gave the above quote, so I assumed that your vote on me was not one like this. But then IAAUN said:SerialClergyman 897 wrote:For those chumps who are getting town reads or have better suspicions but are worried about wagons getting up, deadline is extended, branch out and vote someone likely to be scum, imo.
...and you unvoted me and votedIamausername 901 wrote:I already am. You should too.
continued hereSC in 881 wrote:Given the deadline, would anyone keen to vote Percy do it very soon so I can see if this wagon has a chance of getting off the ground?
final appeal hereSC in 883 wrote:M'okay, well that's a possibility. Any other takers?
and moved on hereSC in 897 wrote:For those chumps who are getting town reads or have better suspicions but are worried about wagons getting up, deadline is extended, branch out and vote someone likely to be scum, imo.
903 wrote:Fair enough. unvote, vote Hero
Percy wrote:@Ojanen: I have explained my changes in opinion with regard to both the SC case and the le Chat/IAAUN case, so either you didn't like my explanation or just don't like that I have changed my stance on some issues. If the former, please point to me where I have poorly explained my opinion, and if the latter, then I am not going to apologise for that; the game changes, and so do my reads.
in so much as if IAAUN is town, I don't think that there can be a significant argument for SC scum. The only significant tell I can see is his flakiness on the Iam/le chat wagon and willingness to follow Iam. In fact, I don't think a single tell that isn't related to Iam in some way has been made on SC. If I'm mistaken, please let me know.@magnus: Why are IAAUN's and SC's alignments linked?