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A few reads following my skim through.
Papa Zito - I quite liked his early push on Havo. He can have a town-lean for now.
Cedrick - His opening is generally Ok, but saying he doesn't want to vote Havo but will hammer if he goes to L-1? Perhaps this is just bluster, but I can't really understand that stance.
rb - very surface level posting. Not liking what I'm seeing so far.
Awoo - I liked his push on Q. The 'towniness being shoved down one's face' line really aligned with how I felt while I was reading through.
Havo - I'm just going to dismiss his OP as NAI. In fact, his entire opening seems NAI so far - basically stock responses to suspicions.
NSG - I like her opening. I'm not sure if she's correct regarding the 'off-siter' observation, but it's displaying the right kind of thought-process. An early townread.
Mumble - Scum-lean. He wants to enter aggressively, but I didn't get the impression he was actually trying to sort Lexa during that petty argument.
Q - He looks pretty good on the surface, but a bit LAMIST.
Lexa - didn't like her opening but haven't particularly scumread much else she's posted. Need to ISO again.-
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Well, if you take 'In post 180, Cedrick wrote:
I’ve already explained my stance. What’s not to understand?In post 178, Luca Blight wrote:but I can't really understand that stance.understand' by it's literal meaning then I dounderstand, I just can't relate to that mindset.
I mean, you don't want to vote him as you don't scumread him, but you'd want to immediately hammer him given the chance to basically teach him a lesson, regardless of what his alignment might be?
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NSG, your theory relies on Cedrick and Lexa being scum partners. Not only is it way too early to get worked up about potential scumteams, don't you think scum would be mindful of how they communicate with their partners early in the game? I can't imagine a situation where Cedrick and Lexa have a conversation in the scum pt about how they both play on a different site, and then Lexa goes straight in the thread and greets him as a 'fellow off-siter'. It was an interesting and worthwhile observation, but putting so much stock in it as you have done seems ridiculous to me.
As for Cedrick being too experienced to make the 'pre-game' comment - I agree with rb that, regardless of his experience, there is no way to know if he genuinely intended to deceive with this comment. I'm pretty sure I've had a scum game in the past where the game had started before I even had a chance to post in the pt.-
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It's quite ironic how you say I'm beingIn post 248, Havo wrote:Struggling reading most of this day. Maybe it’s just late but I read and don’t seem to retain any of it. Or maybe it’s just that none of it is sticking out to me yet. But that’s very typical Day 1 for me.
Mumbles seems sketchy but isn’t that always Mumbles?
Luca seems intentionally neutral.'intentionally neutral' at the end of a post where you were being pretty neutral yourself.
You could at least point out exactly what it is that doesn't sit well with you.In post 257, Guy_Named_Riggs wrote:
Kinda hard to expand on them when I don't know why.In post 249, Havo wrote:
Care to expand on “a couple others”?In post 227, Guy_Named_Riggs wrote:VOTE: Mumble
So far, mumble, as well as a couple others, have been rubbing me the wrong way reading their posts. Not sure on a lot of things at the moment, but this seems like a better idea than havo at the moment
I just have "this doesn't sit well with me" type reactions on Awoo, Cedric, luca, lexa, and north
Not sure why, but I do
But Mumbles was clearly the one who 'In post 260, numberQ wrote:
I've seen it both ways, scum can get emotional too. What do you think about Lexa's vote on Alex at the end of that argument? I thought it looked like scum jumping off a conversation not going their way, wasn't too impressed with the apparent reasoning of trying to get Alex to post better.In post 228, Cedrick wrote:
I’m actually surprised you feel that way. I’ve seen way more townies act like that instead of scum. Scum try to remain calm where as townies typically act based on emotions. That seemed like an emotional reaction to me.In post 218, numberQ wrote:That's not my interpretation. I see it the exact opposite, that Lexa did something suspicious and is trying to put a townie spin on it. Particularly the poorly reasoned hop to Alex felt like scum with bad intentions.jumped off the the conversation' before Lexa in 161?
Hilarious you say? My word, you are easily entertained.In post 260, numberQ wrote:
Kind of null to me. He's making some relevant observations, but that's pretty much all they are. I'm not seeing any real analysis from his posts. His read on rb in 178 is especially hilarious - he says rb's posting is very surface level, but I haven't seen any better from Luca himself in his 4 posts.In post 252, rb wrote:What's everyone's thoughts on Luca Blight?
Apart from being a pretty good villain in Suikoden 2.
Perhaps someone who has posted regularly ought to have more depth to their posting than someone who had merely skimmed the thread up until that point?
It's worthwhile in the sense it creates an early discussion point and a potential, if unlikely, link between two players that can be referred back to later on. It starts getting ridiculous when you start to tunnel a player based on this on D1 when the theory is mainly conjecture.In post 260, numberQ wrote:
Bold part is from me, what makes the observation worthwhile if it's not worth putting stock in? How much stock is the limit before it starts getting ridiculous?In post 244, Luca Blight wrote:NSG, your theory relies on Cedrick and Lexa being scum partners. Not only is it way too early to get worked up about potential scumteams, don't you think scum would be mindful of how they communicate with their partners early in the game? I can't imagine a situation where Cedrick and Lexa have a conversation in the scum pt about how they both play on a different site, and then Lexa goes straight in the thread and greets him as a 'fellow off-siter'.It was an interesting and worthwhile observation, but putting so much stock in it as you have done seems ridiculous to me.
As for Cedrick being too experienced to make the 'pre-game' comment - I agree with rb that, regardless of his experience, there is no way to know if he genuinely intended to deceive with this comment. I'm pretty sure I've had a scum game in the past where the game had started before I even had a chance to post in the pt.
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This whole paragraph is just meaningless filler dressed up to look nice.In post 303, Lexa wrote: Havo's disclaimer in 7...hmm. By definition it can't be alignment indicative but could it imply something about his state of mind that he felt the need to post the disclaimer in the first place? Inherently it has to lean town because while both alignments want to notify the game of their intent here, scum can't be as willing to get policy lynched. If future posts hold coherent with a town mindset this slot probably sorts town.The more pressing inference is of his playstyle, the severe disagreement with D1 as a concept and the refusal to give reads suggests that Havo either is unconfident with or doesn't believe in independent behaviour as reliably indicating alignment and prefers either role results or flip associations to sort people. If Havo starts attempting to sort people based on behavioural reads that could be a scum indication.
How can something that is NAI 'inherently lean town'? That makes no sense.
"If future posts hold coherent with a town mindset this slot probably sorts town" - genius. So basically if he looks townie he's probably town. This has nothing to do with Havo's opening post.
Bolded- Why mention what you believe could be a scum indication in the future instead of just waiting to see if it happens? You've ruined your own theory, as if Havo is scum you've just alerted him as to what he shouldn't do to in order to avoid a scumread on you. I also think this is complete BS - I don't see how not liking day 1 can't align with sorting people based on behavioral reads? I don't see how anyone can go through a game without sorting players based on behaviour at some point.
What's with all this over-analysis? It feels like you're trying too hard. 26 is not weird; it's a standard RVS opening. I've seen it happen in pretty much every game that people, myself included, will enter the game late and make a completely unrelated RVS vote before they've even bothered to read anything. It's NAI.In post 303, Lexa wrote:Riggs at post 26 still feels weird. Yeah it's only page two but to this point the game is already out of RVS with a 3 vote wagon on Havo and two previous votes sitting on mumble, plus a lot of relevant posts related to Havo's principle. Entering by ignoring all of that is...weird...but I'm not certain if it's alignment indicative. Have to imagine it signifies either cautious mafia or busy/unaware town. Could be a relevant marker but it seems more likely that he would have read the 25 posts than not.
Huh then he follows up at 30 by voting Havo after prompting by zito. Seems to support both narratives, either not noticing the wagon or not wanting to join until prompted. Possibly self-conscious? Feeling awkward for not having joined or commented on the existing wagon?
Your point regarding 30 is fair enough.
I don't see why it's surface level - he's questioning your contradictory stance. How can he get a deeper read until you've explained yourself?In post 303, Lexa wrote: fitz 55 seems fine on the surface but that's kind of the problem I have with it, very surface level reasoning. Seems more interested in pointing out things to use as ammunition rather than thinking about why that thing exists. Note to check future posts for this degree of thinking.
Wait, you're voting him primarily because he thinks you scumread him based on your vote? This seems likeIn post 303, Lexa wrote: Right so Mumble is being a dick while pushing me in 132/135/137, sure fine, whatever. It's posts like 140 that really support the aggro scum theory: it's Mumble who comes up with the idea that I'm voting him (and not alex) for thinking that they're scum. Except that at no point did I suggest he was scummy, my vote and follow up was entirely about getting him to post content. It's Mumble who creates my supposed mindset and it's Mumble who uses that creation as a means to attack me for voting him (and not alex). He's manipulated the situation and filled in gaps with his own ideas in order to put me on the defensive and discredit my vote on him. Like there's some behavioural considerations that he might be town but fuck that, this is scum. Looks a lot less obtuse and a lot more manipulative with a clear head looking at it.
VOTE: Mumbleyou'rethe one being a bit manipulative here - voting someone for anything other than a pure RVS vote implies some kind of scumread and seems a fair assumption on Mumble's part. I don't particularly like Mumbles myself at this point but your reasoning here is weak.
These 'In post 303, Lexa wrote: Note to self, 1v1 Luca. 178 suggests that he's having thoughts and engaging in some way but it's all surface level, need to see the thought process.notes to self' are cringeworthy as hell. Can't you invest in a notepad or something to store your notes privately?
My 'surface level' reads were probable due to having only skimmed the thread as I already explained. Why the desire to 1v1 me? This just seems LAMIST.
How do you imagine Riggs would have entered the wagon if he was Mumble's scum buddy?In post 303, Lexa wrote: Riggs is back at 227 with a curious vote on mumble, it's now the second time he shows up and makes a relatively empty post onto one of the main wagons. It does seem to provide some light support for the cautious mafia theory since it's impossible to argue he's unaware here. It's also curious to me because it seems like an awkward way to enter into a wagon on your scumbuddy, very low committal when your justification is "has been rubbing me the wrong way". Comfortable putting riggs in my scum pile but I'm also thinking that riggs isn't scum if mumble is and if mumble is town riggs is scum. Don't think town riggs impacts mumble's alignment yet.
Another light compliment followed by light shading. Why would I vote or make a case on NSG when I've liked her opening for the most part, as I already said?In post 303, Lexa wrote: Luca's 244 is a good look. Valid arguments and reasoning in response to NSG's case on Cedrick, but doesn't use it as a segue into a vote or case on NSG.
They are decent posts from Alex, but lock town already? It doesn't seem to align with your over-analytical style to write someone off as definitely town based on two posts on D1.In post 303, Lexa wrote: Alexcellent is lock town for me. 276 is a really strong thought process, a very natural read devlopment and a coherent mindset justifying their read on me. 278 is even better, a very high level reasoning trying to get at numberq's mindset when posting. Straightforward, rational, no exaggeration or misdirection, I would be shocked if this flipped scum.-
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I have the benefit of knowing all the scum are currently voting someone, and if I believe in my town leans on Awoo and Zito then that means they are all sitting on the two big wagons. Lexa v Mumble certainly seems like TVS given the competitive wagons that are at a bit of a standoff, although obviously this situation can be manipulated by a competent scum team to make a TVT look like a TVS.
Out of the players sitting on the big wagons, the scummiest/least townie are probably GNR, Cane (owing mainly to Q) and Havo. RB seems town to me. Lexa seems more townie than Mumble. NSG and Fitz I'm both torn on. NSG seemed townie at the start, but I'm suspicious how how her stance hasn't changed at all on Lexa. She seems too content on that wagon. Fitz' ISO'ing and reasoning for voting Lexa again seems weak, but his overall game seems similar to how he played as Town in our previous game together. I do loathe to put too much stock in meta, however.
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How can you be so sure he's lying?In post 488, Lexa wrote:Don't give a shot about counterclaim you're just lying
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I see you're carrying on your slot's tradition of asking stupid questions.In post 503, Eddie Cane wrote:
this is a weird ass angle. i take it at this point you're the only one not voting... and that's useful information how? knowing scum placed votes means quite literally nothing. and, using your town conclusion on awoo and zito you deduce scum are all on the 2 big wagons... which, again, means absolutely nothing?_? i don't get it, please explain the relevance because your post is a glorified reads list. hell, you said the wagons are TvS (probable because Lexa is probably S) and then used absolutely no interaction reason (what actually creates the situations where TvS is valid) and instead used bad wagonomics. granted this is under a blanked, but the speed a wagon grows is not relevant just like this isn't. the wagons being at a standoff doesn't mean TvS, if anything it implies SvS or TvT with scum on both sides of it? Not that it does imply that, it implies nothing because its a bad train of thought unless you explain why I'm wrong / misunderstanding.In post 481, Luca Blight wrote:I have the benefit of knowing all the scum are currently voting someone, and if I believe in my town leans on Awoo and Zito then that means they are all sitting on the two big wagons. Lexa v Mumble certainly seems like TVS given the competitive wagons that are at a bit of a standoff, although obviously this situation can be manipulated by a competent scum team to make a TVT look like a TVS.
Out of the players sitting on the big wagons, the scummiest/least townie are probably GNR, Cane (owing mainly to Q) and Havo. RB seems town to me. Lexa seems more townie than Mumble. NSG and Fitz I'm both torn on. NSG seemed townie at the start, but I'm suspicious how how her stance hasn't changed at all on Lexa. She seems too content on that wagon. Fitz' ISO'ing and reasoning for voting Lexa again seems weak, but his overall game seems similar to how he played as Town in our previous game together. I do loathe to put too much stock in meta, however.
I'm probably gonna vote Mumble but I need to ISO a bit more first.
I was stating my thought process. It's likely all the scum are on the two big wagons - how is that not useful information?
Glorified reads list? How is it 'glorified' exactly? It was just a rough summation of my thoughts on the current situation.
The two competitive wagon at a standoff implies SvT to me because a) as we've established all the scum are likely to be on the wagons and b) neither is giving much ground - both sides have staunch support. The likelihood of this being scum trying to prevent a mislynch seems decent. As I mentioned, it could be scum manipulating the situation so it appears that way, when in reality it is TvT, hence why I'm not putting too much stock in this on D1.
As for the interactions bit you wanted, I did say I would be ISO'ing first before committing a vote for this very reason.-
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1. It's useful for analytical reasons, especially later in the game when Mumble/Lexa flip. Although I'm becoming less sure on my Zito read - he's become a lot more passive after a promising opening.
2. Well I certainly didn't intend for it to be glorified. If I wanted to make a reads list then I would have made a reads list. On this occasion I wanted to share exactly what was in my mind at that given time.
3. I'm not arguing scum are supporting both wagons. It could easily be scum trying to save a partner as I already said. It wouldn't even surprise me if all three scum are on the same wagon - I've seen this happen a good few times in the past even on D1.
Both sides have support, but that doesn't necessarily mean all the support is from scum, of course. I'm not sure why you're making that assumption.-
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I think it's fair to say Mumble and Lexa aren't both scum - otherwise that would be some fine play acting.
Mumble's claim certainly felt more believable than Lexa's; His confident tone when replying to Lexa's claim, and his assuredness he wouldn't be counter-claimed. Also the way he gave the reads after didn't feel like scum merely playing for time before being lynched, although why he's waited until now to start openly sorting players I don't know.
Lexa's immediately felt like BS with apparent bravado of her claim, which doesn't even directly affect Mumble's claim. Her reasoning in 536 that she believes Mumble's role should also have a modifier seems a rash assumption on her part, yet strangely genuine. I'm in agreement with Cedrick that both are best left alone for the time being.
VOTE: Guy_Named_Riggs
He's done very little, to the point it feels like he's just trying to coast through the day unnoticed. I don't like the appeasement of 30, nor do I like the vagueness of his Mumble vote or his shading of certain players in 257. In 328 He says he's 'going through things now', yet all he subsequently manages is a passive question at Zito as to why he suspects Cedrick over others. Cedrick was also one of the ones Riggs shaded earlier, so presumably he should have been able to relate somewhat to Zito's scumread on Cedrick.-
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I'm starting to get scummy vibes from Fitz - he is straying very far from how he played in the other game we were in as Town. He was a lot more standoffish in that, certainly never pushing as hard as he is here.
Just as I was skeptical over Lexa's sureness that Mumble was lying, I'm also not buying Fitz' conviction that Cedrick and Lexa are a scumteam - it feels like he's too far down the tunnel to back out so he's going all guns blazing.-
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In that case why are you townreading Cane when he's been doing the same for Mumble?In post 601, havingfitz wrote:I think Cedrick is scum. I just cannot see town hard defending someone on D1 and hard as he has...even before Lexa's fakeclaim.-
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I'm becoming skeptical as to Awoo's position in this game. He seems to have inexplicably downed tools since Cane replaced into this game. I can understand wanting this slot lynched, but he hasn't given any read on Cane independant from Q, and while I agree with some of his Q case it isn't strong enough for a lockscum read.
Especially now, given what's just occurred, we're at a point where a decent Cane push could pick up momentum, as there is no clear alternative to the PR claims.-
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I didn't say he wasn't a good alternative; I said there is no 'clear' alternative, as in a lot of players are currently undecided on what to do next.
I'm generally fine with a Fitz lynch; I disagree with his stance and think he's a decent bet for scum, although I'm not convinced he would be quite so brash as scum on D1. This is what's giving me pause on Fitz.-
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It's been an hour. Are you still working on it?In post 655, Guy_Named_Riggs wrote:i'll post a read list, but it aint in 2 mins-
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Now that the dust has settled and you've had a chance to cool down, how are you feeling? Still convinced Mumble is scum?In post 658, Lexa wrote:eddie i'm not power towning for 14 day cycles lol-
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We could really do with hearing less from Fitz and Cedrick and more from Lexa and Mumble themselves; both have been eerily quiet since revealing their supposed power roles.
And let's not forget Riggs - he needed more than 2 minutes for his reads list which I guess is fair enough, but 12+ hours is taking the piss.-
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Does this mean you've become less certain of your Alex read, given he was locktown to you earlier?
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This is a pretty weird question to ask for two reasons:In post 842, Mumble wrote:Should I vote Riggs, Eddie? Cuz you and Lexa are both on the wagon...
1) Why seek someone else's permission to hammer someone, especially when we're still far from deadline and you're apparently unable to catch-up properly due to being on your phone.
2) If Eddie said yes then he would deny Riggs the chance to claim, even though Mumble himself had earlier complained about not being able to trust people on this site to allow him to claim before hammering?
I said almost the same thing in 631 (not quite as bluntly) which you didn't have a problem with, so I don't get your stance here, and in your following back and forth with rb. You imply here that 'tunnelling' isn't a townie thing to do, which obviously isn't the case. If it's done with conviction then it is more of a town trait, but given Awoo abandoned his tunnel so easily, particularly when it could have easily gained momentum following the pr claims, it does seem dubious.In post 844, Eddie Cane wrote:In post 796, rb wrote:So Awoo why did you stop tunneling eddie cane?
... not tunnelling me makes you doubt he's town?In post 797, rb wrote:See i actually liked awoo as town but now i'm beginning to doubt
But I'm pretty sure papa zito and alexcellent are town so i can live with this tradeoff-
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What is this based on?In post 869, Mumble wrote:Havo, you town.-
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In post 924, Eddie Cane wrote:and where in the fuck do I imply "tunnelling isn't a townie thing to do"?In post 844, Eddie Cane wrote:In post 796, rb wrote:So Awoo why did you stop tunneling eddie cane?In post 797, rb wrote:See i actually liked awoo as town but now i'm beginning to doubt
But I'm pretty sure papa zito and alexcellent are town so i can live with this tradeoff... not tunnelling me makes you doubt he's town?-
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Yes, breaking off tunnelling in of itself can't be deemed scummy, but the circumstances that surround it (not choosing to push your wagon when the chance was there following the pr claims as I said) kind of make it so, as it no longer feels like a genuine scumread. I thought this was so obvious it basically went without saying, but you seemed to deliberately miss rb's point.-
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And you have the nerve to call others stupid...In post 933, Luca Blight wrote:Yes, breaking off tunnelling in of itself can't be deemed scummy, but the circumstances that surround it(not choosing to push your wagon when the chance was there following the pr claims as I said)kind of make it so, as it no longer feels like a genuine scumread. I thought this was so obvious it basically went without saying, but you seemed to deliberately miss rb's point.-
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No-one had voted Riggs until I did, yet it gained momentum. The question ought to be whyIn post 939, Eddie Cane wrote:
What implies a cane push could pick up momentum? Not a single other slot has voted me. At the time, maybe Derrick but not you and RB iirc had expressed any fos on me, so it was a losing battle. Knowing I'm town, I really don't get how it's scummy he didn't try to double down and push me when he had the "opportunity". And btw, that "opportunity" was there, existing wagons doesn't mean you don't push someone.In post 631, Luca Blight wrote: Especially now, given what's just occurred, we're at a point where a decent Cane push could pick up momentum, as there is no clear alternative to the PR claims.shouldn'ta Cane push be able to pick up momentum? Particularly given how convinced he is you're scum.-
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You're moving the goalposts here - that is not what's being called scummy.In post 940, Eddie Cane wrote:
I was looking in 631 and rbs posts since, yknow, that's what we were talking about.In post 938, Luca Blight wrote:
And you have the nerve to call others stupid...In post 933, Luca Blight wrote:Yes, breaking off tunnelling in of itself can't be deemed scummy, but the circumstances that surround it(not choosing to push your wagon when the chance was there following the pr claims as I said)kind of make it so, as it no longer feels like a genuine scumread. I thought this was so obvious it basically went without saying, but you seemed to deliberately miss rb's point.
And to follow up the below post, I still don't get how addressing other slots and voting outside of me and not doubling down is scummy. at all.
Maintaining his scumread on you while not pushing or engaging you in any way, shape or form since you entered the game and despite the circumstances I mentioned is dubious at best.-
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Why would that affect anything?In post 944, Eddie Cane wrote:
Because Riggs is a lurker who's done nothing since the game started. I can't answer for Awoo for why he didn't still push me.In post 941, Luca Blight wrote:
No-one had voted Riggs until I did, yet it gained momentum. The question ought to be whyIn post 939, Eddie Cane wrote:
What implies a cane push could pick up momentum? Not a single other slot has voted me. At the time, maybe Derrick but not you and RB iirc had expressed any fos on me, so it was a losing battle. Knowing I'm town, I really don't get how it's scummy he didn't try to double down and push me when he had the "opportunity". And btw, that "opportunity" was there, existing wagons doesn't mean you don't push someone.In post 631, Luca Blight wrote: Especially now, given what's just occurred, we're at a point where a decent Cane push could pick up momentum, as there is no clear alternative to the PR claims.shouldn'ta Cane push be able to pick up momentum? Particularly given how convinced he is you're scum.Does him not pushing me still look bad for you if I reveal as ic? Guess we should clear that up first.-
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I repeat: why would that affect anything?In post 949, Eddie Cane wrote:it is a fancy way of saying does me being town change anything for you-
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There could be plenty of scum motivation - he stopped tunnelling soon after you replaced in, despite his read not changing. Perhaps he saw Q as an easier target? Perhaps he didn't want to get drawn into a potential 1v1? Perhaps he simply lacked the energy to continue faking his scumread to such a level? I believe a fair few said his case was poor, incidentally.In post 956, Eddie Cane wrote:
that's why I asked if it does for you. me being conf town to you means awoo had two cases on a townie people were saying were genuine, and a perfect opportunity to continue tunnelling me and be townread for it but didn't. what's the scum motivation there? little, basically just wouldn't believe they could get a mislynch on me. opportunism works at first glance but they look hella worse from a riggs flip than they do low-key pushing me.In post 953, Luca Blight wrote:
I repeat: why would that affect anything?In post 949, Eddie Cane wrote:it is a fancy way of saying does me being town change anything for you
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Joining the wagon? Riggs is L-1 at this point - it would be a hammer.In post 997, northsidegal wrote: page 35, mumble hesitating on joining the wagon is towny.
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So how does that affect your view of Mumble's hesitancy? Is it still townie?In post 999, northsidegal wrote:oh, you're right, hadn't fully comprehended that he was l-1.
is gnr your top scumread, luca?
Riggs is my best best to flip scum. I think it's likely one of the pr claims are scum, but I'm not entirely sure which one.-
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So what makes you think the situation will resolve itself, given you just had a game where this didn't happen?In post 1007, northsidegal wrote:oh yeah, i had read that but never actually posted about it. this is mostly just a reflection of my reads before that event but i think mumble's claim makes a lot more sense from a town perspective whereas lexa's counterclaim and the way he went about that seemed more just trying to get mumble killed and the confidence that he had that mumble was lying didn't make a lot of sense, although obviously just waiting should resolve this (granted, i did just lose an open to a fakeclaiming scum where i wanted to lynch him but everyone else said that it would resolve itself – it never did).
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This was the basis behind my initial scumread, but most damning has been his reaction to Awoo's questioning - not only failing to give any 'live' thoughts on anyone, but seemingly flaking from the game as a result.In post 550, Luca Blight wrote: VOTE: Guy_Named_Riggs
He's done very little, to the point it feels like he's just trying to coast through the day unnoticed. I don't like the appeasement of 30, nor do I like the vagueness of his Mumble vote or his shading of certain players in 257. In 328 He says he's 'going through things now', yet all he subsequently manages is a passive question at Zito as to why he suspects Cedrick over others. Cedrick was also one of the ones Riggs shaded earlier, so presumably he should have been able to relate somewhat to Zito's scumread on Cedrick.
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I've never understood the strong townreads on Alex personally. His posts have generally been Ok, but they do seem on the careful side.
And this is weird:
This post is so awkwardly on the fence it's painful to read.In post 745, Alexcellent wrote:
He hasn't done anything protown, he hasn't done anything that I view as scummy either. Town read on him is gut and I can see his aggression being town aggression. To be fair I can see his play coming from both alignments. Except for his claim. His claim makes no sense from any alignment.In post 710, Cedrick wrote:I also challenge the people who town read mumble to explain what he’s done that’s protown. Cause I don’t see anything in his iso.-
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In post 1038, Lexa wrote:That's kinda bullshit mate, I don't think his posts were "just decent"Ithink they're decent, I realise you seem to think they're amazing but I disagree.-
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So you're basically saying you never respond to anyone's suspicion/points made against you?In post 1047, Lexa wrote:Like I don't really give a shit if someone scum reads me or cases me of that post gives me an indication of what alignment they are. If I can sort them as town I don't need to think about the post beyond that, if I call them out on it something is catching my eye or needs to be clarified
It just seems peculiar to praise a strong townread's reasoning for suspecting you without any sort of explanation on your part.
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@Mod- I trust Alex will be getting a prod soon? (I hate to keep pointing these things out but this inactivity really sets the game back)
You're all good. I regularly check the activity overview for obvious prods, so it's a little unnecessary, but I'm not bothered by you pointing this out.Last edited by Beefster on Sun Feb 18, 2018 6:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.-
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Explain how it's a 'In post 1079, Fissure wrote:
This is a horrendous post and probably scummyIn post 1015, Luca Blight wrote:
This was the basis behind my initial scumread, but most damning has been his reaction to Awoo's questioning - not only failing to give any 'live' thoughts on anyone, but seemingly flaking from the game as a result.In post 550, Luca Blight wrote: VOTE: Guy_Named_Riggs
He's done very little, to the point it feels like he's just trying to coast through the day unnoticed. I don't like the appeasement of 30, nor do I like the vagueness of his Mumble vote or his shading of certain players in 257. In 328 He says he's 'going through things now', yet all he subsequently manages is a passive question at Zito as to why he suspects Cedrick over others. Cedrick was also one of the ones Riggs shaded earlier, so presumably he should have been able to relate somewhat to Zito's scumread on Cedrick.
I feel town in this situation would at least throw out some thoughts, no matter how basic they might be.
Let’s lynch this slot
VOTE: luca Blighthorrendous post and probably scummy'.
Is this referring to me?
Off the top of my head:In post 1083, Alexcellent wrote:@Luca, can I get some reads from you?
Tons of questions and stuff in your ISO appears townie but I'm having a hard time figuring you out
Town: Zito, rb
Town lean: Cedrick, Cane, Fitz
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Scum lean: NSG, Mumble, Lexa, Awoo
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I believe the quote was:
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This seems like a scum slip to me - he's scumreading me, yet says here I'm
'hoping' his slot flips town?
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