In post 898, Untrod Tripod wrote:I'm beginning to get paranoid about Derangement and GC
My best guess is Derangement and CDB. They're leaving you alive because your reads are off.
In post 898, Untrod Tripod wrote:I'm beginning to get paranoid about Derangement and GC
In post 900, TellTaleHeart wrote:In post 898, Untrod Tripod wrote:I'm beginning to get paranoid about Derangement and GC
My best guess is Derangement and CDB. They're leaving you alive because your reads are off.
In post 899, prawneater wrote:Ya I agree, the Equinox NK is strange. He was on the LF wagon and he wasn't a particularly helpful townie End of D1 and all of D2. I think a scum-case could have been made on him.
Was someone freaked out that Equinox would suddenly start posting and figure out the game? Who has history with Equinox? Who is most scared of him?
In post 871, onion wrote:try not to lynch equinox while i'm gone.
In post 905, Derangement wrote:@Crayons:
You say you had a townread on Equinox.
What made you think of him that way?
Did I miss something in his late game?
In post 903, Green Crayons wrote:FWIW, I played with Equinox in one other game where he died N1, and I thought his play here matched that game pretty spot on. That probably helped establish my town read of him.
In post 912, onion wrote:GIF also voted for TTH. we have enough confirmed townies for vote analysis to maybe be useful. i'll do that.
In post 913, TellTaleHeart wrote:Disappointing.
In post 912, onion wrote:Llama and Prawn had bouts, and Prawn isn't Tripod, so this is scumish.
In post 912, onion wrote:Llama suspected TTH+Prawn, and we should at least have a passing interest in his suspicious, being confirmed town and all.
In post 915, Derangement wrote:
I've been trying to figure out why this feelsoddfor a while now, and kept drawing a blank.
In post 915, Derangement wrote:Crayons' entrance made me feel like Llama and Onion were his top two scumreads, with TTH somewhat less so.
He seemed to be pushing Onion with some conviction, and, without an explanation for today's vote, it feels like it could be motivated by how easy lynching her might be.
In post 881, Green Crayons wrote:That is, just that so many folks from across my suspicions spectrum are saying that onion isn't scum suggests that I may be the one with the wrong perspective on his play.
In post 915, Derangement wrote:As it stands, I'd like to ask Crayons' to elaborate on TTH, and how his read on her compared to onion changed since day 2, please.
In post 841, Green Crayons wrote:I guess I should do my TTH case, just to put it out there and because ~*~ ego-stroke ~*~, but I really don't have the time and energy for the real deal tonight or, likely, tomorrow.
It's basically I agree with CDB's early suspicions of TTH's play, and then her complete detachment from the game is not the TTH-town I know and love, and therefore I think it might be TTH-scum not wanting to play because it isn't nearly as fun as being town.
In post 888, Green Crayons wrote:In post 859, TellTaleHeart wrote:In post 854, Derangement wrote:I think I might help with that, actually, if nothing changes with her next post.
Nothing's going to change. Go ahead.
I also have no intention of claiming.
I thought there was another post, but this is what is giving me pause on my TTH read.
TTH-scum is petulant and stubborn? Like, that's a bad scum strategy. Has that ever worked?
In post 914, Green Crayons wrote:I forgot to turn off my reaction-to-pressure gauge. It's consistently broken in an inconsistent manner.
In post 912, onion wrote:so, Tripod and Llama had bouts early on, but that's because tripod is tripod, thus null. Llama's track was accurate, and Tripod really didn't go anywhere N1. that's townish.
Llama and Prawn had bouts, and Prawn isn't Tripod, so this is scumish.
we still have a not both Prawn and sns.
Llama suspected TTH+Prawn, and we should at least have a passing interest in his suspicious, being confirmed town and all.
GIF also voted for TTH. we have enough confirmed townies for vote analysis to maybe be useful. i'll do that.
In post 802, Green Crayons wrote:Onion Case
1. Over-Posting.By posting way too many (convoluted, repetitive) words, onion has become invisible to half+ of the thread.
Why it's alignment indicative:He's getting a free pass by having folks glaze over his posts, and therefore his suspicious play isn't getting scrutiny. I think it traces back to Post 131, which, as others noted at the time, is basically THINGS HAPPENED. After getting criticized on failing to put out too little substantive input, onion now churns out geyers of words about his thoughts and feelings about the game. Moreover, those thoughts are convoluted, abstract, or logic-symbol based. It's an informational overload that most people aren't readingbecause it actively turns people away. It's also not really useful, it's mostly just THOUGHTS ABOUT THINGS.
Examples:Post 175, Post 188, Post 217, Post 275, Post 302, Post 310, Post 326, Post 372, Post 456, Post 536, Post 720.
2. Using "post-flip associative tells" to justify votes.onion continually puts forth a "if we lynch X, we'll get info about Y regardless of X's alignment!" justification behind his votes.
Why it's alignment indicative:For basically every player, their post-flip reveal will help deduce associative tells for other players with varying degrees of probative value. And this reason is, in and of itself, not based on the lynchee's alignment. Thus, this is an unobtrusive/universal filler excuse to lynch someone, and onion uses it excessively. Emphasizing such a basis to push a vote is what scum would do, because it's easy.
Examples:Post 156, Post 275, Post 295, Post 302, Post 372, Post 383, Post 396, Post 549, Post 600, Post 711.
3. Baiting UT.onion continually baits UT with snide remarks about UT's (in)ability to competently play.
Why it's alignment indicative:It makes another player go apeshit, which draws negative attention to that other player. There's a difference between finding another player's play/style anti-town or whatever, but onion's digs really look like he's actively trying to get UT to have a meltdown.
Examples:Post 152, Post 156, Post 175, Post 217, Post 275, Post 383, Post 396, Post 482, Post 744.
4. Appears to have knowledge about Llama's alignment.Post 183 caught my eye during my read through, because I thought onion was saying that CDB being on Llama's wagon, pre-Llama flip, was suspicious. This looked like onion had tipped his hand about knowing Llama's (town) alignment. Rereading, though, I see that in Post 180, onion is saying that all slots on any bandwagon (except first and hammer) are suspicious.
Why it's alignment indicative:I still think this points to a scum perspective, and knowledge about Llama's alignment. I'm not convinced this universal aspect of the theory in Post 180 really allays my suspicions about onion preemptively suspecting the folks on Llama's bandwagon. Assuming for the sake of argument that all slots on a town bandwagon are scummy, per onion's theory, that wouldn't hold true for slots on a scum bandwagon. That is, onion has taken a questionable principle that applies to reviewingtown bandwagons, and has preemptively applied it to Llama's bandwagon while also still suspecting Llama.
5. Rolefishing.I agree with UT. Post 430 looks like rolefishing, not some failed attempt at a reaction test like TTH theorizes. Post 445 and Post 450 confirm this suspicion.
Why it's alignment indicative:role. fishing.
In post 917, Green Crayons wrote:@Derangement:I'm going to answer your questions about reads with quotes because the answers are already ITT.
1.In post 915, Derangement wrote:
I've been trying to figure out why this feelsoddfor a while now, and kept drawing a blank.
So you're searching for a reason to find me scummy, couldn't do it on your own, and are now opening it up to the thread to come up with a "good enough" justification for you to jump onto?
In post 919, prawneater wrote:
Do you guys like GC's case on Onion? I find that I don't agree with many of the points. Last game I played with GC, he was scum and had to make cases out of necessity. And at least one of them was really contrived. I might have that same feeling again with the Onion case.
I don't think points 1 and 3 are scum-indicative.
2 is a maybe for me. The posts GC linked are some of Onion's classic logic walls, but I get town vibes when I read those.
4 might be a forced point on GC's part. I think I follow (but don't agree with) Onion's logic that any D1 wagon that forms quickly has scum on it and there are certain slots that are scummier than others. To call it a scum-slip is reaching maybe?
5 I don't like Onion's play either, but I wouldn't paint it as scum trying to role-fish. I think it's simply too dumb of a play for scum and I can picture town-Onion thinking "oh this play is clever and will help town".