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SethYazura Townie
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wgeurts They/ThemPokédexThey/Them
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I wont deny I'm calling your posts that, but ive explained why I believe that which you refuse to touch.In post 448, SethYazura wrote:
HehIn post 444, wgeurts wrote:Red Coyote, me not having drawn scum in so long was a comment for people to take into consideration of the thought I could play a great scum game.
Why did you deny that you're calling my stuff crumpets, calling me crumpets means you can't understand me or you are being ignorant, this is significant enough to be a case. You are pressing on me for a lynch when you admit you can't even understand what I'm saying.Also saying we're just calling all your stuff crumpets which isnt the case is not a defense."i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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wgeurts They/ThemPokédexThey/Them
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Actually we have 3 mislynches before loss.In post 450, SethYazura wrote:A single mislynch will put you at a MyLo, you lynch me knowing this don't you? Are you certain your next lynches after I flip town will be correct? How so?"i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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wgeurts They/ThemPokédexThey/Them
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Also I've already suggested two partners.
You're flip would be a gold mine for associate tells either way it goes."i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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SethYazura Townie
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I don't want to make you suggest two partners, I want to clarify to you why I am a bad lynch(wait why I'm clarifying it to a scum?).In post 453, wgeurts wrote:Also I've already suggested two partners.
It's a gold mine since the town will figure out you are one of the scum here either way my flip goes.In post 453, wgeurts wrote: You're flip would be a gold mine for associate tells either way it goes.The difference between a mafia and a town is that you don't feel alone
A mafia is an organization, which in turn form greater bonds-
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SethYazura Townie
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Practically it's 3, but the 2nd mislynch will only leave 3 town alive, while there is still 2 scum, you're still alive at this day since you're scum, those 3 townies will parrot at you and you will make them cause another mislynch easily, this is one of the outcomes that can occur and I won't let that happen.In post 452, wgeurts wrote:
Actually we have 3 mislynches before loss.In post 450, SethYazura wrote:A single mislynch will put you at a MyLo, you lynch me knowing this don't you? Are you certain your next lynches after I flip town will be correct? How so?
VOTE: wgeurts
Fortunately I'm still confident with the town.
Don't bury it in a wall of text if you want me to notice it.In post 444, wgeurts wrote: I wont deny I'm calling your posts that, but ive explained why I believe that which you refuse to touch.The difference between a mafia and a town is that you don't feel alone
A mafia is an organization, which in turn form greater bonds-
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Murph Goon
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In post 407, Simoyd wrote:@murph: do you think he's town?
I have a hard time believing scum would play it like this. With that said, Seth's play has been anything but conventional. So :shrug:
Rather than push the policy lynch, it would be best for the game, and perhaps the town, if Seth requested replacement over resignation. We'd then have an opportunity to scrutinize Seth's role from a fresh perspective rather than our current combative player on the verge of quitting.-
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In post 409, Simoyd wrote:Try to get more data to engage people. I think these should all be relevant...
@Murph: What do you think about hoppic?
Hop made a questionable post early about not understanding what was being posted. Since then Hop has been engaging in discussions and scum hunting. Hop's focus on Red's supposed scumslip indicates that they are most likely not scum'mates.
While it's difficult to look past that early post confessing confusion, Hop's current play indicates more town than scum.-
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In post 410, AlpacaAlpaca wrote:
Are you against policy lynches in general or in this specific scenario?In post 404, Murph wrote:Quick recap:
Against policy lynch ✓
For player replacement ✓
Request more participation ✓
Also side note am I supposed to see an emote at the bottom or is it supposed to be just text?
Policy lynch connotes that we are not lynching in attempt to rid the town of scum but rather to rid the town of a problem player. I cannot get behind a potentially adverse lynch just to teach a lesson. That's not why we game.
The solution to removing a problem player lies with said player and the mod.
Now, if we were to take a vote on forcing a replacement, we could have a different discussion.
With all of that said, it looks like Seth has rejoined the game in a manner that suggests desire to continue rather than a desire to resign.
TBC-
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Murph Goon
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In post 412, Simoyd wrote:I just see text for. I don't think @ does anything special, just to be more specific that a response is requested. Not a rhetorical question I guess. Don't need to do it I suppose...
Yes, the emojis/ smilies are lacking at this site.
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Murph Goon
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In post 424, RedCoyote wrote:
Elaborate.In post 376, Murph wrote:Actually, I feel like I put my thoughts, about your play, out there coherently and concisely.
The reason I am voting you is documented in my previous post prior to my vote. It has nothing to do with you being controversial at all.
In post 376, Murph wrote:And those reasons are ?The number one reason being, of course, it's an "easy" choice. I don't post as much as most of you. It's easy to scapegoat me and call me the "big, bad IC" that's trying to "manipulate" you. Like I said, I'm controversial in the sense that I am willing to always say what I think and unwilling to taper those thoughts to coddle weak-willed townies that nervous about making waves. Other reasons? I know what I'm talking about and the scum would want to get rid of me early on if I am town (which, even with your vote bias, I think you would agree to). I say what I mean and I don't apologize for it.
Absolutely I am trying to pander to them. Given that I am confident they are both town, it's in my best interest to work together with them. I have no shame in pandering to townies if it gets them to work with me, lol. Why would you think that this is a negative thing?In post 381, Murph wrote:That something being a clear and flagrant attempt by you to pander as you push your agenda.
My vote for you has nothing to do with your status on this site or how often you post. That's just a convenient crutch for you to lean on.
I quoted your posts and pointed to exactly why I believed you were scum in a concise and coherent manner. What I did find manipulative was your obvious pandering in attempt to garner support for your agenda.-
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Why do you have a "blind spot" for Seth ?In post 428, RedCoyote wrote:I may have a blind spot to Seth. I just don't see anything particularly negative there. Perhaps if someone presented a formal case against him I could be persuaded.
Why do you need a formal case? Seth's early actions and subsequent behavior all indicated that he was not acting in the towns best interest and then was on the verge of resigning when called out for said behavior.-
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In post 444, wgeurts wrote:Red Coyote, me not having drawn scum in so long was a comment for people to take into consideration of the thought I could play a great scum game.
This is meta. We should not go here.-
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This is minutiaIn post 442, SethYazura wrote:
So all of my past posts intended to defend myself is not actually defense in your book?In post 433, Simoyd wrote:
I think that players need to defend themselves. I don't see Seth doing that.In post 403, Hoppic wrote:Also I really dislike this logic of let's lynch him for being a bad town player... in a beginner's game on day 1. A policy lynch? I don't think so.
I can't give you a scum read as I don't trust everyone else except KaladinStormblessed for the newbtowniness and RedCoyote not pushing to lynch me when he has the perfect opportunity to do so without drawing suspicion on himself. I only explained wgeurts and Simonyd as the rest of the players are parroting them except RC.
If you can't decide I am town, but can't decide I am scum either, don't push me for a lynch, I asked you a question what will you gain if I flip town, and who is my partner if I am scum? Of course you ignored this and call it nonsense.
Emotions do sway and influence posts and the players won't even notice this, we can quickly notice this in another player if I am actually scum.
Your play to date has been anything but town friendly.-
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wgeurts They/ThemPokédexThey/Them
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Strategic replacement is against the rules and can get you banned.In post 457, Murph wrote:In post 407, Simoyd wrote:@murph: do you think he's town?
I have a hard time believing scum would play it like this. With that said, Seth's play has been anything but conventional. So :shrug:
Rather than push the policy lynch, it would be best for the game, and perhaps the town, if Seth requested replacement over resignation. We'd then have an opportunity to scrutinize Seth's role from a fresh perspective rather than our current combative player on the verge of quitting."i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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wgeurts They/ThemPokédexThey/Them
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Also I'm definitely not proposing a policy lynch on Seth.
Going to write my analysis on the final few players now."i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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I'm not sure what strategic replacement is however I've only played one game at this site and there were like at least 8 replacements if not more in that game.In post 466, wgeurts wrote:
Strategic replacement is against the rules and can get you banned.In post 457, Murph wrote:In post 407, Simoyd wrote:@murph: do you think he's town?
I have a hard time believing scum would play it like this. With that said, Seth's play has been anything but conventional. So :shrug:
Rather than push the policy lynch, it would be best for the game, and perhaps the town, if Seth requested replacement over resignation. We'd then have an opportunity to scrutinize Seth's role from a fresh perspective rather than our current combative player on the verge of quitting.
My point being, if Seth doesn't care to play the game and wants out, then replace him before policy lynching him.
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Basically replacing out for anything game related besides finding the game too toxic etc. is not allowed. Being too busy or site-flaking isn't game related for instance and is allowed for a reason to replace out.In post 468, Murph wrote:
I'm not sure what strategic replacement is however I've only played one game at this site and there were like at least 8 replacements if not more in that game.In post 466, wgeurts wrote:
Strategic replacement is against the rules and can get you banned.In post 457, Murph wrote:In post 407, Simoyd wrote:@murph: do you think he's town?
I have a hard time believing scum would play it like this. With that said, Seth's play has been anything but conventional. So :shrug:
Rather than push the policy lynch, it would be best for the game, and perhaps the town, if Seth requested replacement over resignation. We'd then have an opportunity to scrutinize Seth's role from a fresh perspective rather than our current combative player on the verge of quitting.
My point being, if Seth doesn't care to play the game and wants out, then replace him before policy lynching him.
Seems prudent and pro-town imo"i agree we should have a rule against wgeurts" -Davsto
"let's have 2 rules against wgeurts" -DeathRowKitty
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So it's simply semantics at this point.In post 470, wgeurts wrote:
Basically replacing out for anything game related besides finding the game too toxic etc. is not allowed. Being too busy or site-flaking isn't game related for instance and is allowed for a reason to replace out.In post 468, Murph wrote:
I'm not sure what strategic replacement is however I've only played one game at this site and there were like at least 8 replacements if not more in that game.In post 466, wgeurts wrote:
Strategic replacement is against the rules and can get you banned.In post 457, Murph wrote:In post 407, Simoyd wrote:@murph: do you think he's town?
I have a hard time believing scum would play it like this. With that said, Seth's play has been anything but conventional. So :shrug:
Rather than push the policy lynch, it would be best for the game, and perhaps the town, if Seth requested replacement over resignation. We'd then have an opportunity to scrutinize Seth's role from a fresh perspective rather than our current combative player on the verge of quitting.
My point being, if Seth doesn't care to play the game and wants out, then replace him before policy lynching him.
Seems prudent and pro-town imo
If Seth wants to play, I have no problem with it. The only problem I was having was with the policy lynch discussion and Seth's apparent desire to resign from the game.
Neither of those options seemed appealing to me.-
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