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I'd like to step in and say I have seen Titus this quiet before as town. I wouldn't worry about it unless it becomes a pattern throughout the entire game.In post 371, davesaz wrote:@GE, have you seen Titus this quiet as town before? If not join the wagon?In memory of Rory, Radja's character pick in Survivor: Magic Kingdom-
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Can you explain where I went wrong by asking Frank 2 questions in an attempt to get him involved?In post 373, Alchemist21 wrote:
Kinda agree with this. Hard to say if he's just like this on early D1 though.In post 346, FrankJaeger wrote:Rorys posts look disingenuous.
It also feels like he tried to turn it around on Frank here.In post 353, RoryMK wrote:
Is there a reason you still haven't moved your RVS vote if you think that's true?In post 346, FrankJaeger wrote:Rorys posts look disingenuous.
Do you have any other reads?
VOTE: RoryIn memory of Rory, Radja's character pick in Survivor: Magic Kingdom-
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Not really, but A) I've been gone a while and B) there could be several explanations for Titus's play, like maybe she's trying to let other people lead the discussion.In post 371, davesaz wrote:@GE, have you seen Titus this quiet as town before? If not join the wagon?<Embrace The Void>
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That's actually really useful tyIn post 376, RoryMK wrote:
I'd like to step in and say I have seen Titus this quiet before as town. I wouldn't worry about it unless it becomes a pattern throughout the entire game.In post 371, davesaz wrote:@GE, have you seen Titus this quiet as town before? If not join the wagon?<Embrace The Void>
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Got thoughts on anyone else? It's really hard to tell from your posts.In post 346, FrankJaeger wrote:Rorys posts look disingenuous.Wanna play Minecraft with your ms friends? Check out the minecraft thread, or the channel on discord-
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Anyone got a read on Narna? I'm drawing a blank.Wanna play Minecraft with your ms friends? Check out the minecraft thread, or the channel on discord-
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Ugh, so many people I need answers from.Wanna play Minecraft with your ms friends? Check out the minecraft thread, or the channel on discord-
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Green Crayons Jack of All Trades
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@Brian:
Trying to intimidate another player into not using a method of defense is suspicious because it might actually work, thereby depriving that other player of a valid defense that could help make their case that they are town, if they are in fact town.In post 366, Brian Skies wrote: Why would it be suspicious?
I have no idea if he has a trust tell and the mods looked into it anyway.
Also, you cherry picked my statements without taking the context into account. I can understand if I just worded the explanation poorly and you just want me to rephrase, but I don't think that's what you want here. Also, why do you care about me explaining what a trust tell is? Why do you think it's even alignment indicative?
It is additionally suspicious because it can be used as a type of reverse psychology on the target, who could start thinking: "this guy is looking out for me by warning me not to go about using trust tells; his interests must align with mine."
I didn't cherry pick. I grabbed the heart of what was wrong with your explanation in the greater context of, if this was a real concern, you could have (should have) taken it to PMs with the mod. Or just waited until after the game was over."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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@Umlaut:
No.In post 360, Umlaut wrote:
Are you just being opaque for fun now?In post 357, Green Crayons wrote:
Yup.In post 349, davesaz wrote:
Several potential messages were mentioned.In post 341, Green Crayons wrote:
Well you got the correct message so my method of communication appears to be a successIn post 335, Umlaut wrote:
Either you think one or both of us is handing out townreads too freely, you think one of us may be trying to buddy the other, or you just really like Pulp Fiction and wanted to post that video.In post 333, Green Crayons wrote:Are you stating that you don't understand what the insinuation is, or that you don't know whether there is an insinuation?
If there is an insinuation I don't like the vague eye-rolling expression of it because it's just shade and doesn't actually help improve your reads or advance a point."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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^^^ More seriously: no.
You managed to articulate the different thoughts I was was attempting to convey in my original post. None of them were lost on you. This was easy enough, as my thoughts were all pretty obvious reactions to the Alchemist/Umlaut posts where each player called the other player some version of obvtown."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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@dave:
I wasn't "giving" a message to Alchemist and Umlaut. I was noting their posts that occasioned commentary. I am not required to spell out my exact suspicions of any given player when they occur, and providing non-specific suspicions of a player can make them nervous. Particularly if they are scum.In post 370, davesaz wrote:@GC : Your "yup" is not helpful. I view giving someone multiple vague messages and then saying they received it without saying what it was you think they received as potentially manipulative. Do you have an investigative purpose in doing this?
This isn't groundbreaking. Not sure why you're acting like I'm doing something you've never seen before."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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Okay, first of all, I gave him a warning shot because it's literally a bannable offense. And he seemed new.In post 383, Green Crayons wrote:Trying to intimidate another player into not using a method of defense is suspicious because it might actually work, thereby depriving that other player of a valid defense that could help make their case that they are town, if they are in fact town.
It is additionally suspicious because it can be used as a type of reverse psychology on the target, who could start thinking: "this guy is looking out for me by warning me not to go about using trust tells; his interests must align with mine."
I didn't cherry pick. I grabbed the heart of what was wrong with your explanation in the greater context of, if this was a real concern, you could have (should have) taken it to PMs with the mod. Or just waited until after the game was over.
The second line is you just literally throwing out there to justify you nitpicking an explanation post, which is just what? I haven't even stated a townread on the guy.
You absolutely cherry picked. You snipped out the majority of the second line you quoted, which was me explainingwhy it was borderline. If you truly cared about what the 'heart of my explanation was,' you'd ask for elaboration. Which you haven't done. And to elaborate, the reason why 'just saying you wouldn't do something as scum' is fine is because if you're using that defensein responseto an accusation, then it's just going to be written off as an expected response as either alignment in most scenarios. The second case, which has everything to do with FS' comment, is borderline because he was either preparingto cite self meta unpromptedor faking it. Which, if you actually cared about what my post was saying (which wasn't an argument in any way), that you would have read this and made that connection.
So, once again, why are you nitpicking a post whose only purpose is to explain what a trust tell is?-
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In post 383, Green Crayons wrote:I didn't cherry pick. I grabbed the heart of what was wrong with your explanation in the greater context of, if this was a real concern, you could have (should have) taken it to PMs with the mod. Or just waited until after the game was over.In post 313, Brian Skies wrote:
This is what a trust tell is as explained on the MafiaScum Wiki.In post 310, Umlaut wrote:True that it's not credible (and I think everyone has rightly ignored it) but not true that it's a trust tell or really even close to one, even assuming he's town. I could point out things in any of my town games that I never do as scum, because they're not things that get me townread and so I have no real reason to emulate them in my scum games.
It's not punishable to just say 'I would never do this as scum.' That is just playing to your win condition and is unlikely to be considered self-imposed.
"A Trust Tell is a specialized behavior a player may use to "prove" their alignment in any arbitrary gamevia a personal meta argument. For instance, a player may promise that they are Town if and only if they actually are Town in a game, and will use that self-imposed rule when they draw Town as an argument to confirm their alignment whenever they see fit." ~The Wiki
What FS is saying is that he cannot be scum here because he did something only a town him would do (what that is, I have no idea, but he insists that he did it). This falls under the first criteria of the trust tell definition that he's 'insisting he only does something as one alignment.' However, this is just one game. But if it happens over the course of multiple games, then it becomes punishable as a 'trust tell' or a 'trust tell in the making.' And there are players that have been punished for things like this (See: Varsoon).
I'm not saying that he has a trust tell, just that he needs to knock it off because the Skittles don't take stuff like this lightly.
Actually, let's take a look at these posts again.In post 333, Green Crayons wrote:In post 313, Brian Skies wrote:It's not punishable to just say 'I would never do this as scum.'
These are literally saying the same thing. "never scum" = "only town".In post 313, Brian Skies wrote:What FS is saying is that he cannot be scum here because he did something only a town him would do
What is the 'heart of the explanation' I'm giving here and why do you think it matters in the overall context of this game? What do you hope to gain out of it? Why do you (or did you) think the explanation was incorrect?
Also, why do you care if I PM the mods about this or not (I haven't) when I can just throw an off-hand comment to tell him to knock it off? Why are you even suggesting I wait until the game is over to bring it up? Regardless of my alignment or his, if he's breaking a rule or in danger of breaking one, why should I table my concerns?-
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Once again, it's a bannable offense. But explain to me how, even if you think this to be true, that it's any different from your post here where you straight up undermine two players' townreads on each other?In post 383, Green Crayons wrote:Trying to intimidate another player into not using a method of defense is suspicious because it might actually work, thereby depriving that other player of a valid defense that could help make their case that they are town, if they are in fact town.-
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Green Crayons is scum. Too much whining.ShowThe scum had the misfortune of Titus being absurdly accurate on day one.Really quite impressed by that.~Drixx
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Green Crayons Jack of All Trades
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Brian, you can repeat the same question over and over again in 387 and 388, but the answer is literally right there in 383."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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Because I wasn't threatening their play with the specter of a bannable offense? Which doesn't entail the same side effects I noted in 383.In post 389, Brian Skies wrote:
Once again, it's a bannable offense. But explain to me how, even if you think this to be true, that it's any different from your post here where you straight up undermine two players' townreads on each other?In post 383, Green Crayons wrote:Trying to intimidate another player into not using a method of defense is suspicious because it might actually work, thereby depriving that other player of a valid defense that could help make their case that they are town, if they are in fact town."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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I'm making people angry which is a sign of town. Balances out.In post 390, Titus wrote:Green Crayons is scum. Too much whining."This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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I mean
*stomps feet*
I am NOT being whiny!"This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is 'actually' innocent." In re Davis, 557 U.S. 952, 955 (2009) (Scalia, J., dissenting).-
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If I were scum, what would be my motivation to intimidate him? It would be to keep him from being townread. How is this different from you wanting two players wanting to be townread by each other?In post 392, Green Crayons wrote:
Because I wasn't threatening their play with the specter of a bannable offense? Which doesn't entail the same side effects I noted in 383.In post 389, Brian Skies wrote:
Once again, it's a bannable offense. But explain to me how, even if you think this to be true, that it's any different from your post here where you straight up undermine two players' townreads on each other?In post 383, Green Crayons wrote:Trying to intimidate another player into not using a method of defense is suspicious because it might actually work, thereby depriving that other player of a valid defense that could help make their case that they are town, if they are in fact town.-
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Considering you don't even know what the heart of my explanation is, I find your earlier responses completely underwhelming. And I still find it hard to believe that you actually cared about what I was saying instead of just looking for an easy inconsistency to comment on.In post 391, Green Crayons wrote:Brian, you can repeat the same question over and over again in 387 and 388, but the answer is literally right there in 383.-
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Please explain this. Is your gameplan this game just to echo my suspicions or what?In post 390, Titus wrote:Green Crayons is scum. Too much whining.-
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Also, Crayola, you haven't answered this.In post 388, Brian Skies wrote:Also, why do you care if I PM the mods about this or not (I haven't) when I can just throw an off-hand comment to tell him to knock it off? Why are you even suggesting I wait until the game is over to bring it up? Regardless of my alignment or his, if he's breaking a rule or in danger of breaking one, why should I table my concerns?
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