Your alleged contradiction is because you're reading *Llama* instead of what I actually said. Which was:Kise wrote:Thingyman redeemed himself with the whole werewolf comment.... Emp done goofed, looks like. I'm still seeing him as scum. Adding contradicting stances to doesn't hurt to affirm to me my beliefs.Llamarble wrote:@Emptyger: You are basically telling everyone that lurking is antitown, which everyone already knows. But then the players you are expressing suspicion of are the ones who are being active (my pair excepted). And where are you hiding Thingyman? Him not posting makes it harder to read you both.
The goal is to distinguish between who is promoting that kind of play, and who is reacting to it. The *last* thing I think we should do is lynch based on a single criteria, like lurking. That's Llama's interpretation.EmpTyger wrote:The antitowns are ubercoordinated and have greater numbers than typical. They can easily dominate the thread and prevent the town from coordinating, prevent the town from thinking things through. Town cannot sit back and passively win this game. This isn't that kind of setup. This setup requires almost every protown player to actively compete. At least, if they want the the town to win.
Antitowns are sowing confusion. Protowns are being confused by it.
Lurking could indicate either. Which is why protowns need to actively think about what's going on and analyze the full context. Instead of the knee-jerk, thoughtless, jump-on-whatever-the-last-thing-said play which the antitowns are promoting.
PO:
...which is why I'm reading Baby Spice/Kdca and Mariyta/Tragedy. (And why I'm hesitating so much over you.) They've yesterday or today shown signs of thinking about context instead of maintaining an antitown status quo.
Not sure what you mean here? I mean, sure, but I don't think anyone is arguing otherwise.Purple Orange wrote:@ Emp and silavor - I was wrong; there's a decently plausible way for Reck (and Nero) to be telling the truth about the IM stuff, and still be scum.
I think there are people arguing that whether they told the truth has no relevance.
And there are people (well, me) arguing that someone is lying.
silavor:
The short version is, the antitowns are not going to go out of their way to turn this game around. They won't fight to lynch an antitown when they can just go after an easier lynch of either an innocent or the other guilty faction.
vezok:
Dearie, this is a team game. If there aren't enough townspeople committed to trying to play better than the antitowns, it doesn't matter how I play.