Didn't mama ever teach you that if something looks good to be true, it is?In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:Red/seth looked way too easy so I tried my best to think of any other scumteams but didn't really get anywhere.
Seriously though, the answer to your dilemma is simple, Ras: Don't bother yourself trying to solve the game on D1. You will inevitably make assumptions and confirmation biases that prove to be foolish in hindsight later in the game. I am absolutely not trying to partner anyone up right now. Without any flips yet, it's an exercise in futility and frustration.
I'd also be very, very weary of equating activity to towniness. Now, it goes without saying that I am not active enough, and for that I should rightfully be consistently beat over the head until that improves, but that does not necessarily speak to my alignment unless you're making the case that the absence is deliberate (which you may be considering). Further, I do not get the same good vibes from Hoppic at this time. His lastest posts are a mix of fluff and repeating himself.In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:I'd say beyond what red's giving even which is funny considering we're comparing newbie to long time veteran and IC.
I agree with your Kal read, but, again, I'm at a loss how I'm the only one that doesn't really see anything wrong with Seth here. I just don't understand these negative adjectives everyone is using to describe him, like yours: ridiculous. I'd like you to elaborate on this a bit more, specifically backing up your claims that Seth is calling everyone "stupid for not understanding". If I missed this, I'll eat my words, but I don't think he's said this.
How can you possibly arrive at that conclusion after your 438? This comment is scummy, I'm afraid.In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:I can understand being 50-50 on seth but he seems to be townreading him
On the contrary, I've looked over him pretty hard in an attempt to see what it is I'm missing. A policy lynch on a player that is active and playing the game properly? Huh? In what world does that make sense? Sim is likely mistaken what the term policy lynch even means, but it needed to be brought up nonetheless.In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:This is completely absurd considering seth's play; it suggests more than anything red hasn't looked at him at all.
Go for it. Explain why you want either or both. I'm most interested in hearing why he would even qualify as a policy lynch.In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:WHY we want those things
"Improving my self-image", come now. I have nothing to prove to anyone here, first off. I find it upsetting that I would be targetted so early due to being rather bold and forward with my reads, but that has nothing to do with improving my image at all. More like, I'm trying to explain to the players in this game that I find it necessary to exhibit both humility and self-confidence in an attempt to rally the town and prevent attitudes of either paranoia (in the case of a potential townKal) or arrogance (in the case of a potential townwgeurts, townKas, townSim or townHop) from losing the game for the town.In post 526, Raskolnikov wrote:His concern seems to be of technical details and improving his self image, and while he's using sensible words and logic as his medium (unlike seth) what he's actually doing reads worse to me than seth's angered responses which is at least a conceivable reaction to being wagoned.
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And what traps am I to have set, Murph? Further, unlike Seth, I'm not even bothering to go into detail why I cannot be scum with Seth. I find that argument rather dull as it will be proven wrong soon enough should the town continue down this path.In post 538, Murph wrote:2) Both you and Red have claimed to come in and set traps with little or no explanations nor reasoning beyond why you both cannot be scum. And what has that netted us so far ?
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I don't know how you came up with this, but it creeps me out a bit how prescient this post could be.In post 541, SethYazura wrote:Thinking about it, this may be RedCoyote's last game, no one wants to burden themselves and play with such the likes of you.
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It seems to me that his conclusions are more derived from the fact that we don't make sense as scum together given my actions. Anyone that had the thoughtfulness in this game to back away from that short-sighted prediction would be able to appricate such an argument, I would think.In post 544, Raskolnikov wrote:Seth are you strong townreading red entirely on him not voting for you?
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I wouldn't consider that a trap. I'd consider that an opinion.In post 546, Murph wrote:For the record:
Red's "trap" for reactions 421
In any case, I don't want to lynch Murph today.