Leonard03: [...] Soooo, it's bad to respond to something you think might be directed at you, but aren't sure. Okay.
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I noticed that too. They were in pretty quick succession too.
dedoporno already covered the first thing pretty well in his post
#850. It was the quickness and eagerness with which you jumped in after yogsloth made that comment that caught my eye (I had just gotten back on at the time), and made me point it out. You seem overly preoccupied with catching any fingers pointing to your direction, even when they're not specifically pointing at you.
For a vocal advocate of "Never ever have a No-Lynch", you seem strangely reluctant to get on wagons that secure this, but without raising any objections while they're forming even though you're watching carefully, and end up casting votes that are certain to lead us to No-Lynch, because you won't vote until the deadline approaches, yet it's important to be on record for having voted. Now, why does this look like you're more preoccupied with being on record as voting someone by the end of the Day (which you don't even deny) than actually helping us find and lynch a scum?
Even now you say "Everyday we need to lynch someone, if we don't, we will lose. So by the end of the day I want to have placed a vote".
I find the choice of wording quite interesting - "lynch someone", not lynch the scummiest we can agree upon, just someone, anyone, as if the lynchee's alignment is irrelevant to town's win. I guess that if you're scum, anyone will do though, so long as their not one of your scum-buddies, that is.
On a side note, from what I've read, scum don't go after
all townies at every chance they get, there's a strategy in handling the other players, and my limited experience playing the game confirms this. You should take lessons from flubbucket, he's pretty good at this as scum.
Moving on to the rest of your reply. You are watching carefully. Because you don't want your vote to be useless. Yet you need a re-read to see "where your vote is going to end up". But you also are very busy and don't have much time.
So, when exactly are you doing this "watching carefully"? And what does it entail? if you're watching carefully, why do you seem to have nth to say on what's going on? Why does it take you so long to decide who to vote? Or are you watching carefully those that don't ping your scum-dar, so have to do some catching up to make a case against someone to place a vote?
Even now you say "I haven't seen anything that pings my scum meter". For someone watching carefully, that's pretty amazing, to say the least. Perhaps,
bler144 was right. It took a lot of pressuring and pushing you to get that "Some people know something", and
a related post to Bookwyrm627 out of you.
So, I have to wonder - why and what are you holding back? In the game we were both in, you were more forthcoming, stating your view on things and people. And this is what I meant with "more involved". You don't have to post walls of text, nor post a dozen times a day, but I'd expect you to bring something to the discussion if you're town and watching carefully and looking for slips.
As for your "talking to people" - please go back and re-read your own posts, then tell us what "talking to people" you've actually done that wasn't explaining and defending yourself, and served to find slips, mistakes, etc. Not counting jokes and such.
Something doesn't add up here. I see lots of signs of
wanting to appear as helpful town and scum-hunting without actually being.
The one thing I'll give you is that as soon as attention shifted your direction, a good chunk of voting came in, and it needs looking into it.
And we had more developments in the time it took me to put this together. *sigh*