@FS:
Sure:
1.
In post 912, Gamma Emerald wrote:Yo CommKnight
Doesn't the lack of cases made suggest a passive attitude from FireScreamer?
Your post not only tilted my read of FS to the scum side, it made me find a reason.
VOTE: FireScreamer
In post 929, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 928, FireScreamer wrote:Can someone who isn't Commknight explain to me why they are voting me. Can they also explain to me why they think Commknight is voting for me.
I was voting you because Comm said you were playing at a lower level than your last run, but your last post seems to counter that.
I don't particularly care to read the last run so could you or Comm do a summary?
There's some disconnect here. The italics is why Gamma said he voted FS. But originally, it appeared the bolded phrase is what did it: Gamma read FS and decided that FS has a lack of cases = passive attitude = scum. Later, it appears that Gamma is justifying his FS vote (italics phrase) based solely on the underlined phrase--that is, because Comm was talking about a prior game. So, two bases to vote FS--because Gamma thinks FS is being passive, and because Comm said it's different FS play--but when challenged, Gamma relies solely on the latter (and can shift "blame" for his vote onto Comm).
I'm okay with this analysis except for the fact that it all happened pretty quickly. 912 happened late Tuesday night; 929 happened early Wednesday morning. There wasn't real pressure for Gamma to give up one of the bases for his vote, as only FS was asking for explanations.
@Gamma:
as a follow up, can you justify your observation that FS has made a "lack of cases"?
2.
In post 930, FireScreamer wrote:So you voted with what I think was a previously expressed scumlean based on information you didn't care to corroborate?
I don't know why you would ever take the word of someone you are reading as scum. This explanation suggests that the scumread was not particularly genuine.
3.
In post 940, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 937, FireScreamer wrote:
In post 710, Gamma Emerald wrote:
CommKnight - The comments about not lynching his former scumbuddies is really weird, but I'm more disturbed by the voting of a townread for a claim. Would vote, but I am not ready for a claim right now.
FireScreamer - Seems like town, do like the open discussion of scumplay as a sign of not caring about preserving scum strategies.
You took the word of a scumread to vote a townread.
Not a scumread anymore. Reads change man.
This is not suspicious. Town are not required to update the town with their ever-changing reads. I don't do it. I don't expect it of others. There's a lot of reasons why not to do so, including depriving scum an accurate, up-to-date barometer of how town actually feels about every single player.
4.
In post 954, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 950, FireScreamer wrote: In post 948, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 767, CommKnight wrote:
You know. I'm going to grill you for this naked vote after what people made up for excuses to vote me.
- Case on Rory?
- What made you change?
- How confident are you he's scum?
- Looking for another claim today? Rolefisher!
- Not sure if bad play, or just terrible scum!
Come on guys, Brian must be scum, he hasn't even expanded upon this vote since then. His slot was scum last game, herp derp, all aboard the Brian wagon.
No seriously, town got their head out of their collective asses enough to see GC is a bad choice. I honestly don't want him to claim but at the point I voted him it seemed there would have to be one from him so I wanted to get it done and over with rather than waiting around for some turtle to make up their mind they're going to put him to L1 and make him claim with less than 24 hours left.
So
VOTE: FireScreamer <- It's a mistake not to put this one in the noose today.
@shannon, nah, I was just curious, maybe I should've made it clear that was non-game specific question or even taken it to pm. But I was wondering how it worked for the mods since they'd be able to modify the different topics and what not.
@Narna, I claimed VT. Claiming early is NAI (I'm not sure when people think L2 is early, we use to always claim L2, because no point in dragging it out and it prevents someone from making an excuse to cast the hammering vote).
I like this post. It shows a lot of thought, less spewwy than his posting about probabilities.
Which parts of it show a lot of thought. Which parts of it do you like?
I like the list, since it shows articulation. I feel the post shows clear pathways of logic.
Also, I've noted Brian has been wagon hopping a lot lately.
In post 965, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 964, FireScreamer wrote:I have no incentive to overtly misrep what you say. Everyone is reading the same thread. Maybe this is a misunderstanding. Tell me again what you like about the post?
I like the way he laid out his points of discussion. It suggests town that is doubling down.
In post 967, Gamma Emerald wrote: In post 966, FireScreamer wrote:I see "The way he laid out" as meaning the formatting of the post. You arn't really talking about the content at all. Why does that suggest town is doubling down? Define doubling down.
It's like the organization. For some reason words are failing me.
Doubling down means to focus your efforts. It feels like town doubling down since he was in trouble and he shaped up.
This is lazy, and therefore something scum could readily adopt. Comm's probability theory was bad and it was all good fun to suspect him for it, but simply going from <pushing bad theory> to <making coherent arguments> is not alignment indicative.
5.
I don't know what this means, in practice.
In post 972, Gamma Emerald wrote:
Scum react worse under pressure than town I think
At this point I'm not sure if I actually believe what I'm saying, I've been talking on
Which means this feels pretty genuine. Gamma recognizes that he's in a back and forth and just responding to the questions before him without thinking of the greater context in which they're being asked. That would appear to more likely come from town rather than scum who should be more concerned about how their answers look.
6.
In post 977, FireScreamer wrote:Just a shot? You are basing your whole read on that and i'm telling you I can at least prove its NAI and you are telling me theres a SHOT?
Feels more like directionless 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).