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In post 14, Rhinox wrote:Alicewondering is last on my list because she's one of the players in this game I have no prior knowledge of and she was already last on the player list so I didn't move her anywhere.
Will you answer your own question?
Sure, Pizzaguy because I've played with him twice and he showed significant regression in his play from "reasonably competent as a noob" to "quick, burn it with fire".- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 17, Fishythefish wrote:I don't intend to reveal my will, and nor should other people. I don't see any benefit at all, and if scum know you are giving a vote to them, they can kill you for it. That's not something to be paranoid about - my recollection from previous last wills is that the scumkill wasn't really targeted by that - but if we go around saying who's top that's just asking for it
And just to address this, it's why I asked for last person on people's list which seems like pretty useless information and not the first which I don't plan to talk about either.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 29, Rhinox wrote:In post 27, Lastsurvivor wrote:DDD, if you think asking for the last person in a person's will is "useless information," then why did you ask the question in the first place?
oooh good point
Not really, the information itself is pretty useless but the possible thought process that brought about it could be useful and it'd certainly be more useful as a kickstarter than a nonsensical RVS vote.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 36, Sleepless Assassin wrote:Gotta check who is last on my will but I have to ask. DDD, why ask?
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In post 51, Rhinox wrote:It was a good point (not a strong point or a scum point) you had but it says more about you than DDD.
I'd love to know why it was a good point other than pandering to LastSurvivor because even you recognize the point was easily addressed.
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Malee is pathetically shrimping away from this, but I like the point. Nacho's an above-average player and when he's on cruise control and not reading things deeply that suggests to me he's not really looking for scum that deeply.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 65, Nachomamma8 wrote:In post 63, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:In post 51, Rhinox wrote:It was a good point (not a strong point or a scum point) you had but it says more about you than DDD.
I'd love to know why it was a good point other than pandering to LastSurvivor because even you recognize the point was easily addressed.
VOTE: Nachomamma8
Malee is pathetically shrimping away from this, but I like the point. Nacho's an above-average player and when he's on cruise control and not reading things deeply that suggests to me he's not really looking for scum that deeply.
Success in early scumhunting doesn't really require reading every post; most RVS posting doesn't have much substance behind it. The key is to force people to say what they don't want to say, and that's what I'm working on.
Maybe "early game" is different, but it just reminds me of Sotty in the Winvitational and her being on cruise control with the Triple D is scum for the fake post restriction; she's better than that and you're better than this.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 88, Nachomamma8 wrote:DDD wrote:Maybe "early game" is different, but it just reminds me of Sotty in the Winvitational and her being on cruise control with the Triple D is scum for the fake post restriction; she's better than that and you're better than this.
I was also on cruise control during the Winvitational, and I think the difference between me there and me here is pretty clear. My scum cruise control is not missing things in thread; it's more not being in the thread in the first place.
I can't say I'm seeing a big difference.
In post 122, Lastsurvivor wrote:DDD posted kinda regularly until Friday. Maybe he's just been busy this weekend (was St Patty's day yesterday after all). His posts haven't really been blah though.
I was out of town for the NCAA tournament this last weekend, so yeah.
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Can't say I'm really interested in a Malee wagon right now since I think the fundamental point she made was a sound one about Nacho.
Dislike Rhinox becuase of the very soft way he's been playing. There's absolutely no conviction in the arguments he was making; his "good point" from LS wasn't actually a good point and it was just the first in a set of panders towards LS that he mde.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 159, 4nxi3ty wrote:DDD wrote:Can't say I'm really interested in a Malee wagon right now since I think the fundamental point she made was a sound one about Nacho.
Dislike Rhinox becuase of the very soft way he's been playing. There's absolutely no conviction in the arguments he was making; his "good point" from LS wasn't actually a good point and it was just the first i a set of panders towards LS that he mde.
making a good point or agreeing with a mediocre point doesn't indicate much in terms of alighnment; though I do agree that Rhinox has been playing a reactive game instead of proactive. Still haven't seen anything from Malee that makes me want to change my vote.
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In post 166, Alicewondering wrote:Nacho makes an excellent point on funky. Also Kortul. Consider me persuaded, though I'll keep my vote on Malee for now. I'd probably be willing to switch to funky whenever.
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In post 174, Fishythefish wrote:@DDD: you said you didn't like the case on Malee because her point against Nacho was sound. But that's not really the case against Malee, at least not for me. When she unvoted Nacho, she:
- Implied she had found him scummy, which hadn't previously been stated.
- Said it was now null because he hadn't voted, which made little or no difference to the point against him (skimming).
It's pretty clear to me that Malee was panicking and backing off without really thinking about what she'd actually said/thought about Nacho. This kind of contradiction seems more likely from scum than town for me.
To a large degree I'm working on a basic calculus of "I think Nacho is cruising and thus likely scum, noob isn't going to immediately bus and they certainly aren't going to panic and remove their vote like that; thus nachoscum = Maleetown". I think your second point is reasonable (I think the first is something that makes sense to assume) but how much of that can be explained by a player out of their depth?
In post 178, Lastsurvivor wrote:I think DDD has played with Nacho. Dunno if he has a "deep past" with him.
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In post 200, Alicewondering wrote:In post 170, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:Anyone else find this off? So you're persuaded by two people that a third is scum but you're content to let your vote ride on a fourth because why, because it's easier?
Can't a girl have more than one scumread?
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In post 233, kortul wrote:DDD, you are sitting on Nacho for some time already, does it mean that you still see him on cruise control?
Don't see anything to indicate otherwise.
In post 235, Lastsurvivor wrote:DDD, what do you think of Nacho's play style change? Do you think the change was scum motivated?
When I did the same thing it was simply to bring my scum and town play closer into line because I thought I'd become to easy to read by most of my peer group; so it was motivated to protect my scum play but in a broader sense not in a specific game sense. Now that assumes he's actually changing his playstyle and not simply using that as an excuse for his cruise control act.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 248, 4nxi3ty wrote:DDD, you have left your vote on nacho for being on cruise control yet you haven't really pressured any of his recent posts or actions...?
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Double plus good.
In post 266, Rhinox wrote:This looks like textbook scum going with the flow to blend in with the most townies.
What flow? It's not like he jumped one of the "big" three person bandwagons, he voted for Nacho which couldn't even be described as a wagon until his vote.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 268, Rhinox wrote:He said himself that he was voting for nacho because it was a more viable lynch with more support.
And that shouldn't be a consideration at all? It's not as if he tossed aside everything he said perviously to take an easy lynch; he simply moved within his own suspicions to a wagon that might actually flourish.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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Rhinox is reaching way too hard to justify his stance on hiplop.
In post 273, theomoaner wrote:Happy to oblige, but first: My predecessor has certainly left me in a big pile of poop, but I have to say that had I been reading this as a neutral I would have found it all to be very a very forced case (although I didn't read it a a neutral so I could well be biased).
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In post 288, 4nxi3ty wrote:DDD, amishtell is when.someone comments on their predecessor without being asked to, right?
That could be the case though alice did ask the replacement to post their reads; so I could see theo simply responding to that request.
would like to see more interactions from theomoaner before jumping to any conclusion.
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In post 304, Alicewondering wrote:
In post 285, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:Fishy, Nacho; Amished-tell?
Why are you asking Nacho this?
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In post 317, Fishythefish wrote:Oh, and @DDD: what is an Amished-tell? And fair enough re: my play in this game.
Amished @ Open 193 wrote:For those of you that don't know what's going on; I've basically come up with a scumtell that if you *criticize* who you replaced in; you're scum. This is a refinement from what I had it (if you read your replacement at all you were scum); but this seems to cover all the instances where I've seen/remember it. If you're town, you really don't have to worry about your predecessor as you know they're town; but if you think that they're scummy; then you're scum. As town, you know that you're not scummy and don't deserve criticism at all.
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In post 337, Fishythefish wrote:@DDD: my insticnt is that that tell doesn't work. As scum or as town, I stress massively about my replacee. I replace in a lot, and I'm really worried about the situation of replacing in to a town slot where the previous occupant is really scummy. I never even slightly think "he was town, so all his actions must be reasonable" - town do unreasonable and scummy things. Possibly I'm not the typical replacement, but I'm struggling with the notion that replacements find their slots beyond criticism.
Sadly I don’t care about whether you think it’s accurate or not, because I trust it’s general accuracy; I was hoping for insight in regards to its application. Unfortunately, you haven’t seen it before and what a surprise Nacho has gone missing again. Too bad nobody other than me cares, so...
VOTE: theomoaner
Looks like the Amished-tell, quacks like the Amished-tell, probably is the Amished-tell.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 369, Voidedmafia wrote:DDD: I know the tell, and quite frankly I think the accuracy from at I've seen is too shitty for it to be used (IIRC I've even had it used against me as town, though don't quote me on that).
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In post 398, Macrophage wrote:Hi everyone
I don't have time to read through right now, but will soon.
And don't hammer me.
Vote: VoidedMafia
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In post 413, Macrophage wrote:ActuallyDebonair, how do you think your play here compares to your usual town play?
It feels normal to me but I'm obviously biased by insider information.
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In post 424, Macrophage wrote:Debonair: How is it bad exactly?
It's a vote on a town player; see post 376 for the reason.
Lastsurvivor's 422 is a way bad post; he sells out for a lesser lynch than his prefered target and he gets that kind of snotty tone that I get when I'm scum and have people suspecting me for what I think are wrong reasons.
In post 448, Macrophage wrote:Because this one might actually save me from being lynched.
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Sorry about being away this weekend, catching up now.
In post 478, Macrophage wrote:Ugh. It looks like I won't be able to get around this. I'm just a VT. I just couldn't see myself not getting lynched. What I ask is, don't just use this as an excuse to lynch me and don't write me off as scum because of my initial claim. I hope you can think about my actions and see that they come from town.
It’s certainly not the reason people should lynch you, but this “I’m totally a power role” to “lol, not really” should add to the already established points. I’m freaking amazed to see the day still going on.
In post 521, Macrophage wrote:What do you think of Debonair?
If he’s got a case on me he’s not pushing it; instead he keeps throwing my name out hoping someone else will just jump on board or do the work for him. Oh and look it’s worked on FtF, genius.
And now I find it funny that the player I’ve never played with and the player I’ve played with once as scum have a better handle on my meta than Fishy.
In post 568, Voidedmafia wrote:DDD, on the other hand, is shaping up to be somewhat like another funkybike. Though, there's a stronger connection between Nacho and him due to how he was hounding the former, as well as with Theo for the amished application, so his lynch would be more informative and why I'm more amicable to lynching him at deadline if necessary.
Kortul had the opposite opinion and either way it’s bullshit; has more connections or less connections is not a reason to lynch someone or spare them. If you think I’m scum, you’re wrong, but own it and don’t try to pass it off like the information you get from one lynch is really that much superior to another.
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In post 618, Voidedmafia wrote:DDD: Well, that may be you, but if someone has better connection tells than someone else,everything else being the same one way or another, then I'd lynch the person with the better connections. While I don't really like DCL's push on LS (a few too many points are either rehashed or refuted for me to accept the entire thing, most notably the part that Nacho already tried to us; this is partly why I'm not gung-ho for an LS lynch), his play is vastly better than funky's and has more or less saved the slot from the lynch.
I guess that's true enough but in my book there should almost always be something to seperate people, especially the people you find scummiest. And when "information" and "connections" are bandied about it feels like fabrication of arguments to support a lynch there's no reason for or to bolster a weak case.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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From scum to town:
Macrophage: Amished tell ho, from theomoaner. Die scum die? Yeah that.
Rhinox: Still dislike his “ooh good question” towards LS after I asked who was last on everyone’s will and he hedges hard in his answers after that. How did I miss that he accused me of being a lyncher in #257? Besides being wrong, it’s just a bizarre move and not a “only town would do something that strange” move. And I still don’t like Rhinox’ accusations of hiplop around #266 especially the way he overstates how hiplop was sure of things when hiplop doesn’t even come close to that level of conviction in his words.
Alice: Post #95 is pretty damn bad in my opinion; she nitpicks about RVS votes and claims Malee was fabricating a case on Nacho based around Nacho’s nonexistent vote but that almost never happens because it’s so easily refuted; odds are good that Malee was legitimately confused.
Sleepless Assassain: Wasn’t paying attention in #36 to realize I had just answered the very question he had asked. And uses, “lol, reaction fishing” as an explanation in #188 which is something I hate.
Hiplop: His vote on SA in 105 doesn’t seem to square with the fact that SA has presented about his situation and why SA doesn’t make bigger posts. Slips from my radar during the back half of the day.
DCLXVI: Funkybike was sub-useless; DCLXVI is clearly not but #518 is very clearly IIoA. His bold prediction in #533 is pretty funny now.
Kortul: Don’t care for the discussion of how much information one can get from a lynch relative to other as a deciding factor in regards to who to lynch though.
Fishy: It’s kind of funny that he says, “Yeah, I realise that me not having a meta on you is pretty unimpressive. I tend to assume that people I've played with a lot are a bit better than they are.” Because if I didn’t know Fishy’s meta I’d feel the same way about him; just way under impressed from him but considering I saw the same thing from him in the Scummies Winvitatonal (I think) he’s very null.
Anxiety: Don’t really care for his “discussion topic” in #222; very generic and seems like its more say something than say something useful.
Voided: Thank goodness he replaced Vincent, I had absolutely no points about Vincent written down because he was a complete nonentity. And I stand by my town read in #376, seemed much more interested in truth than the fact that my vote helped him. Still don’t care for the discussion of how much information one can get from a lynch relative to other as a deciding factor in regards to who to lynch though.
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Top two are a cut above in my book: middle is a complete morass and mostly and sadly interchangeable at this moment, Voided is my only good town read.
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In post 652, Rhinox wrote:In post 650, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:Looks like VCA (junk) combined with facile appeals to authority in dead townies (logical fallacy). Way to crystalize your spot near the top of my list, Rhinox.
I don't really care where I am on your list or how many buzzwords you can fit into a single sentence
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I have to say some of the “points” against me are pretty absurd. I don’t have enough town reads? I didn’t talk about the middle of the day enough? Sorry, I put down what stuck out to me one way or another when I re-read the game. I’m not going to arbitrarily make up town reads or talk about things I don’t think are important.
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In post 658, kortul wrote:DDD, your Macro case is based on a tell. Can you explain thelogicbehind it, and why you believe it is reliable. Can you link to some successful examples of Amished-tell? If you expect us to consider the case, we have to understand why it works.
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In post 679, Sleepless Assassin wrote:DDD wrote:It’s a straight damage control move; attempting to make a player’s slot seem more town by excusing their prior play due to incompetence. Town’s first instincts upon replacing in are “who are scum?”; scum’s first instinct is “protect myself”.
I feel like anyone with a wagon on them is going to want to protect themself.
Sure, but we’re talking about first instincts; I get that town PM as a replacement and my first instinct is always, “who is scum”? I don’t even bother reading the person I’m replacing beyond what I absorb from reading the entire thread because I know they’re town and nothing I can do can change what they’ve already done on my behalf.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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Points labeled to match to Rhinox’s generally
1) Rhinox completely ignores meta context in this point; I was clearly wrong but absolutely no one disagreed with my assessment of Nacho being on cruise control and in my experience (Scummies Winvitational) that was a significant red flag. Conversely, you’ll note several people in this game have noted how my play is not inconsistent with my town play. It’s easy to cry “hypocrisy” but it doesn’t actually make a good argument.
2) Yes, I will sometimes ignore things if I don’t think they’re worth my time; I had no interest in addressing points about Nacho because all I could do was restate the facts as I saw them because when nothing changes there’s nothing new to present. As regards to the other question, basically I hate every post of yours from the first pander to LS (#29) to where you restate it again (#51) insisting his question was a good point when it so very clearly wasn’t. And I brought up the lyncher thing because it was so very clearly bizarre upon re-read; it’s like suggesting someone is a jester, completely out of left field.
3) And he just restates the same nonsense that basically amounts to me not having good enough town reads being a scumtell and using the words of dead townies to bolster his case which are both junk.Look if you want me lynched don’t push it off on the opinion of dead players; own it, and if I do get lynched or killed andwhen I flip green then you can’t hide from this nonsense.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 694, Rhinox wrote:1) I did not ignore that you had meta and to paint it as such is missing the point. I thought you were being useless while you were lazily parking your vote on nacho, and I think your uselessness was scummy. And I didn't even feel nacho was being useless anyways. I don't have a good meta on you, but I read through both examples posted by someone earlier on and I don't think your play early on in D1 matches either of the games linked. So I threw out the meta and made up my own mind. Why is it that I'm supposed to accept the meta reasoning of others (who I don't know the alignment of by the way) using it to supposedly clear you or nullify the points against you, but using the beliefs of dead players I know are town is junk?
And you miss my point that context is critical; if you did legitimately consider context and disagreed then fair enough but I’m not in your head to know that unless you make that clear (and yes I recall you making the point about my meta clear).
In post 694, Rhinox wrote:No I really can't be that snarky. If someone's ignoring my questions or not acknowledging that I just said something, I'm going to assume its because you don't want attention drawn to it and you're trying to sweep it under a rug. Especially when comments are cherry picked out later on from a post that was ignored, like that lyncher comment. So I'm gonna play devil's advocate - suggesting someone is a lyncher or jester is out of left field. OK. Left field is scummy? Why is this something scum would do?
(and what was odd was that you were so concerned with nacho and only nacho at the time, it was as if you had him as a lyncher target. It seemed unnatural for you to be so focused on nacho. That is what I was trynig to say with the lyncher comment. I was hoping the comment would actually get a response out of you then, not the next day to be used as case filler).
And it’s the way I play; in fact the last time I think I was accused of being “evasive” was by Percy-scum in Mini 845. Besides the fact that my play would’ve been stupidly obvious for a lyncher, the problematic part is that it allows you to look for something anti-town while not looking for scum.
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Everything else is just a rehash. For example, the whining about not having town reads if I do something scummy like using my absence of them to swing my vote willy-nilly call me on it then but the argument that I did something that could be used for nefarious purpose but is instead legitimately simply how I read the game is cart before the horse thinking. I really shouldn’t have to hold your hand why explaining why using the reads of dead town players is a bad idea; Nacho thought LS was scum, I guess we should resurrect LS and lynch him again and maybe he’ll flip town this time. Intention does not increase accuracy.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 708, Rhinox wrote:In post 706, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:the problematic part is that it allows you to look for something anti-town while not looking for scum.
This doesn't make any sense.
I think it does.
In post 708, Rhinox wrote:In post 706, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:Intention does not increase accuracy.
But this is true for the living as well as the dead, is it not?
You didn't voice a problem with me or others saying we're going to sheep nacho when he's alive and we don't know his alignment, but all of a sudden when he's dead and confirmed town we're supposed to ignore his opinion because he could be wrong?
Whats the difference between sheeping living nacho, and taking into consideration the opinion of dead nacho (and LS)?
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In post 710, Rhinox wrote:Whats the difference between looking for anti-town and looking for scum then? Are you saying you knew you were anti town?
A lyncher was the anti-town entity in question, obviously.
In post 710, Rhinox wrote:So... you only speak out against something you don't find acceptable when it hurts your agenda?
No, but I didn't see anyone blatently sheeping Nacho or anyone else at that point; there's a difference between sheeping, where you think or know someone is town and just follow them regardless of what they say and being persuaded by someone's arguments.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 724, Macrophage wrote:Really, the pushing on me from DCL, Debonair, Kortul, hiplop and voided are what I'd expect from scum- using my predecessors' stuff aginst me while also pulling out stuff about me that's magically scummy to keep me as a target.
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In post 740, Sleepless Assassin wrote:Void, can you tell me why Macro's claim makes sense for scum? Why would scum claim a power role and then instead of just claiming an actual power role or sticking to "town doesn't need to know as much as scum does", he just goes "aw shucks, I'm just a plain old townie"? The only intent I can personally think of is fear of outing an actual power role. Claiming vanilla is basically resigning to a lynch. Scum have more reason to keep fighting at that point than town.
But that just boils back to the age old question, why would scum ever claim vanilla at L-1? And yet, they do. Because clearly if they always claim a PR then suddenly vanilla claims are the safe claims to make and it constantly bounces back and forth with each individual player trying to guess where the site meta currently is.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 745, Macrophage wrote:@Debonair & Voided: Claiming VT is what VT's generally do too, in case you forgot that... And voided, the read changes aren't scummy because I'm town- more reasonable than any explanations for me being scummy.
Sure I’ll accept that; but what does that make you guy who claimed non-VT and then revised it to a VT claim?
In post 761, Sleepless Assassin wrote:DDD, but if that's the case, why did he claim to be a power role in the first place? If vanilla is such a safe claim for scum to make, why did he feel the need to claim to be a power role first? The fact that he didnt do so defeats your point because macro didn't see vanilla as such a safe claim to make, yet when pressured more, he resigned and claimed vanilla. As scum, I'm sure he'd continue to make something up. His vanilla claim had more of an "ok, you got me. Here's the truth" tone to it.
I’m not saying he’s scum because of his claim; I’m just refuting the idea that he has to be town because of his claim. Try this on for size: he’s scum and he makes the non-VT claim to see if he can shake his wagon without opening himself up for a counterclaim; when that doesn’t work instead of making a claim that doesn’t work or gets counterclaimed he revises it to a VT claim knowing that people like you will probably defend his unorthodox play and he still might not get lynched because a VT claim is not the instant death sentence some suggest it is.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 768, Sleepless Assassin wrote:DDD, then why wouldn't he claim a less common power role or something? Oh and by the way, unorthodox play also has a tendency to find the ropes. The more you elaborate on why he is scum, the stronger a town case I see.
In post 764, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:In post 745, Macrophage wrote:@Debonair & Voided: Claiming VT is what VT's generally do too, in case you forgot that... And voided, the read changes aren't scummy because I'm town- more reasonable than any explanations for me being scummy.
Sure I’ll accept that; but what does that make you guy who claimed non-VT and then revised it to a VT claim?
I’ve already trapped him with his own words; he knows what a vanilla townie SHOULD have done and yet he has no explanation for what he did other than, "uh, but I'm vanilla". Busted.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 799, Voidedmafia wrote:DDP drops down to the slightly scummy range. It's nice that he's using more than the amished tell against you, but the fact that that was pretty much his only point of attack against you for quite a while doesn't sit right.
I've lynched people before on just that tell and it's worked out well for me before. But I really like my latest argument as well; by his own words he says a vanilla townie should do X; he did Y which screams to me that he's not a vanilla townie.
In post 798, Macrophage wrote:I don't know what to think of this post. What do others think?
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In post 791, Sleepless Assassin wrote:DDD, have you ever seen a VT fakeclaim or a mafia discussion thread where it was discussed? I'm not necessarily saying it's the right thing to do, but the fact that it's out there means it's an option that it happened here. You seem to accept no answer except "welp, he fakeclaimed. MUST be scum." Like, I don't even think you are trying to determine what happened. You are either scum who already knows or town who refuses to remove the blinders.
I've seen a VT (counter-)claim Mason in an Open game (Friends and Enemies 3 goons, 3 masons, rest vanilla); I've also seen a VT claim doctor in a newbie game. Like I said it's certainly a possibility, I haven't ruled out the possibility of him being a VT completely, but I think the internal logic that Macrophage revealed shows why I think it was a fake claim.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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So we’re back to this foolishness, eh?
In post 825, Fishythefish wrote:Yesterday, DDD voted Nacho, for one not very big reason, and just sat on it for most of the day.
I mean it might not matter to you, but when I’m playing with player’s I have experience with I value my personal meta with them extremely highly. It’s the same reason I’ve given you as much of a pass today as I have when I’d usually be up your ass for your disengagement from the game.
In post 825, Fishythefish wrote:As for what that is, for a start he actually did a reread of everyone, in 648. It makes decent, but rather isolated, points about people. And he really stops pushing after that - you never see DDD chase up any of the points he makes. It feels like he's made an effort to say something about everyone, but more for show than anything else - after that's out of the way, he's content to sit back and relax on the Macro wagon, as well as defending himself against Rhinox.
Why should I be all over the place when the top wagon is on my top scumread? I just don’t get how this meshes with your day one criticism; on D1 I’m not pushing things hard enough and then on D2 when I’ve decided to entrench and push I get accused of not looking around enough. I can agree with the theory behind your D1 argument even if I think it ignores some context, but your D2 criticism is nonsense that flies in the face of that.
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In post 838, Fishythefish wrote:In post 832, Voidedmafia wrote:Fishy: But the point kinda gets turned around, as that then implies that he's not a VT because he didn't claim VT right off the bat. And since I find him being a power role to personally be highly unlikely, what does that make him then?
I don't really know what you mean by this. Put simply - why is it that you think Macro can't be a VT who decided to claim non-VT to save his skin? As far as I can see, that's neither stupid nor antitown (unlike claiming any specific non-VT, which is both), and nothing he's said implies it's something he wouldn't do.
I guess he did use the phrase "generally" in his point but I think the point still stands because it reveals that he made a conscience decision to not behave like a VT and when it's been brought up about why he'd do such a thing he's been all mumbles about being town and using circular logic.
In post 839, Sleepless Assassin wrote:Hip is probably right. This day has run it's course.
unvote, vote DDD
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In post 842, Fishythefish wrote:And he really wasn't responding to "why did you do that?". He was responding to "this is a scum move", which makes quite a difference - it's not evasion, it's just saying what (from Macrotown's POV) is true - he made the move as town, and there's a town explanation.
In post 841, Fishythefish wrote:Unless I'm much mistaken, Macro said why he made that claim ages ago; to save his skin.
But, crass survivalism isn’t a town move even if it’s admitted up front; it’s a move both town and scum make and usually if you do assign it to one side of the equation or the other you assign it to the scum side of things.
In post 841, Fishythefish wrote:@DDD: what is your read on SA generally?
I had nothing positive to say before and his vote is MASSIVELY bad news; go look back at his last dozen posts; there’s absolutely nothing about me being scum while be fiddles away at 4nxiety being scum and he even calls Malee scummy and solely depends on Macro’s claim switch as the sole reason to oppose his lynch. In #791 he says, “I want my voice to reflect my opinions”. If that’s the case then it’s pretty clear in his opinion I’m not scum because he hasn’t said a word about me, but now that you’ve put me in the danger zone and he’s got an excuse from hiplop he lays down a L-1 vote.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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Sorry about being away for most the weekend; no matter what Macro wants I'm not claiming without being at L-1 with someone expressing intent to hammer. I still intend to see him swinging from a noose and I'm not going to hand his scumpartners bonus information just because he asked.
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Oh and Magua the long and short of it is that Rhinox and Fishy both have double votes and so despite the fact that no more than four people really think I'm scum I'm apparently under the gun. Rhinox tossed down his vote and has completely gone missing from the game for the latter half of the day; Fishy by his own words only finds me "moderately scummy" but votes me because he's too lazy to find someone who is actually scummy and Macro is a town read of his; SA is basically identical to Fishy except at least he made a token push on 4nxiety before lazily slopping a vote onto me. Macro's vote on me was shameless self-preservation and I think DCL just got bored and wanted to force a claim. All in all it's a terrible wagon populated by at least two scum and a few negligent town players.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 894, Magua wrote:In post 890, Fishythefish wrote:Rereading my play, the above looks like a pretty big exaggeration to me. But I suppose the core's not totally wrong - I agree I've changed my mind a fair amount this game, and that I've not had any really firm scumreads I've been happy to push for a long period of time. Why are either of those things scumtells?
Because they're not how you play as town (see: Last Will III). You're not a noncommittal town player, and here you are. See also: Trader Mafia, where scum-you throws your vote around willy-nilly and in general tried to spread mud everywhere. That's what I'm seeing here.
I'd link you to the Scummies Winvitational if it hadn't been swallowed up by the site crash as why I disagree with your assesment of Ftf.
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In post 891, kortul wrote:@DDD - as to the context, this were first impressions after the initial reread, without questions asked, and amished-tell was already explained before, so most likely he was aware that it exists. What would be your answer now?
Such unprompted behavior would constitute a violation of the Amished-tell, yes. I’m not sure how applicable it is after it’s been mentioned though; one would presume that DCL read the game and saw the tell and thus knowing it’s a bothersome point did it anyways. However, I have actually caught scum in the same game committing the tell even after it’s been explained. I think it comes down to whether you think DCL actually read the game or not; if he did read the game then I’d doubt its efficacy; if you think for some reason he skimmed the game and missed that section it could still be considered relevant. I tend towards the latter and given Macro being all kinds of in favor of a DCL lynch; I’m all kinds of opposed to it.
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In post 897, Magua wrote:In post 896, Debonair Danny DiPietro wrote:I'd link you to the Scummies Winvitational if it hadn't been swallowed up by the site crash as why I disagree with your assesment of Ftf.
That's not exactly helpful to me, you understand. Nor do I see why you feel the need to defend Fishy at this point.
Because I think he's more useless than scum; I'd rather if you're going to have a pointless wank fest it at least be focused on Rhinox or SA; someone I think is much more likely to be scum.
In post 897, Magua wrote:DDD is similar, but with less posts. Has more reads, but a lot of his posts just ring false to me, particularly in regards to some newer player like Macrophage doing something newby-stupid and DDD going for cheap shots rather than understanding. A lot of unhelpful sarcasm. Yet I know from sad experience that DDD does that shit as town, so I'm more just aggravated than wanting to hammer him at this point.
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In post 901, Magua wrote:
Debonair Danny DePietro wrote:Macrophage has admitted to being an alt with approx. 15 games under his main’s belt. If your town read if based on a Macro-noob read you need to recalibrate because that simply isn’t the case.
Link plz.
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In post 914, Fishythefish wrote:1) Is your role one that would make no sense at all for scum in a one-scumteam game? To give you an idea, I'd count miller, cop, vig, mason among standard roles here, and no others that I can think of.
2) Will you use it tonight (or by halfway through tomorrow's day phase if it's a day action)?
3) Is it confirmable, in that when you've done it we'll know?
1) No, it could be an ability that could be useful to scum as well as town; though I think it would be a bit broken to give to scum.
2) I can use it at any time and I'd want to get it off before I die so that depends on how likely I think scum are to kill me for having a currently undefined power role.
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In post 916, Fishythefish wrote:Is there any restriction on when you can use your power (as in, "odd days/nights" or "not day one")?
No.
In post 917, Fishythefish wrote:Finally: if you use your role in a confirmable circumstance, and don't say anything about it, would we know something had happened? Would we know you had something to do with it?
Mmm, sadly the confirmable and not saying anything about it are mutually exclusive as far as I can think.
If I claim explicitly and X then confirmed.
If I claim explicitly and Y then unconfirmed.
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In post 922, Rhinox wrote:In post 921, Fishythefish wrote:DCL was the one who made the me-LS link, and so is probtown for me.
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In post 924, 4nxi3ty wrote:danny, what is your current read of fishy?
Same as it has been most of the day; likelier town than not. I'm still high on a big three of Macro/Rhinox/SA though one of those last two might be wrong for someone who is/was voting for Macro.- Debonair Danny DiPietro
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In post 931, 4nxi3ty wrote:his play reminds me of junpei from magician mafia, i've been kinda waiting for you to call him out on all the waffling...
I didn't read Magician Mafia looking for scum so I didn't really remember that at all. More importantly, why would I use junpei meta for Ftf when I have Ftf meta I can use?
In post 931, 4nxi3ty wrote:hmm this may be a little premature but I don't want to risk it with deadline, and potentially my lynch, approaching... I am a mason.
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In post 946, Rhinox wrote:I really don't like choosing between Macro and DCL. I'm going to renig on what I've been saying though. I like the company on the DCL wagon a lot more than the company on the macro wagon.
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In post 951, Fishythefish wrote:Hey Magua, I see you're online. Deadline is really soon - you should come and vote DCL or Macro. PreferablyDCLMacro, since Macro'stownscum.
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I need to get this out there before any real speculation starts. Magua was at the bottom of Macrophage's list, not the top. Fishy had the right idea when he realized my ability let me do "last will shenanigans" however he wasn’t right in that I couldn’t re-write anyone’s will at will; instead my ability made it so that I could have someone’s will processed backwards (hence why I opened the game asking about the bottom of everyone’s lists).
I was expecting to find myself or DCL on the bottom of Macrophage’s list and hand a vote to a town aligned player; instead Magua was apparently at the bottom who I consider more of a question mark.
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Rhinox: Still stand behind my day one summary; I will note upon further review that he did get very wall-posty after the LS “good point” debacle which is probably a minor town tell for a player who doesn’t have that as their default setting.
Obviously I disagree with his vote and dust-up with me at the beginning of D2 but again at least he shows some effort and conviction there. However, after that he goes missing from the game big time; we’re talking ten days or so of nothing with just three or four “prod-dodge” type posts. We then get into the endgame of D2 and after my wagon falls apart he’s everywhere but in favor of a Macro lynch; he tries to jumpstart an 4nxiety lynch and then after his mason claim falls back to DCL even though he’d just said he preferred a Macro wagon to a DCL wagon. This is good and bad; I’ve long held that foolish consistency is a scumtell and not something town really worries about so the fact that he was willing to backtrack so quickly is actually a towntell but he does do about everything he possibly can to avoid voting for Macro until the only choices are No lynch or Macro-lynch. He did come through on the Macro-lynch though and I’m not sure he would’ve taken any personal blame if we had no-lynched so again that’s another minor point in his favor. It’s not good play from him, but there are some lurking positives.
Sleepless Assassain: Still agree with my minor D1 notes about him. He puts his vote down on town-4nxiety and doesn’t really push that hard on it. He also seems very invested in defending Macro’s about face claim as a towntell which was about Macro’s only saving grace with a good many people. I also find this sequence pretty brutal…
In post 791, Sleepless Assassin wrote:I want my voice to reflect my opinions.
And then he votes he a half-dozen posts later without having mentioned me being scummy or scum in the meanwhile; now he certainly disagreed with me in that time but he does nothing to jump from “wrong” to scum. And while I don’t blame him for voting DCL given that there was support for his wagon even if there weren’t votes actively there at the time he’s again voting likely town instead of scum.
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I can see some redeeming features in Rhinox’s play now that I look at it a bit; I don’t see those in the play of Sleepless Assassin.
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