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Lifthrasil: Hi there! Thanks littlerabbit for keeping my spot warm while I was out of internet! ;-)

No, seriously. Sorry that you had to drop out, but I'm excited to play. I'll just have to read first. And quite a lot too. So please cut me some slack until I have cought up.

But I'm looking forward to playing with you all! :-D
Welcome! Once you're all caught up, maybe you'd like to explain why you were role fishing on Day 1. ;)

(Kidding. (But it's true.))
Just a reminder that time is running out, everyone. And no one is even at L-3 if my count is correct. We need to wrap it up lest we get a no-lynch.

Maybe a quick roll call on whose wagon you're willing to jump? Myself:
SirPrimalform and bler.
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trentonlf: Well it seems the cyst was really a malignant tumor on her ovary. The doctor removed the tumor and ovary and said the good news is that the type of cancer it is has an 85-90% chance of being cured. They will not do anything else until after the baby is born. They are also keeping her at the hospital for a couple of days to monitor her and the baby (both are doing great right now). [...]
Dang, so sorry the results weren't on the good side, but glad the prognosis is very encouraging. My thoughts remain with you and your family; wishes for no more obstacles from here on.

(I somehow managed to edit this out of one of my posts from earlier today; sorry)



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JoeSapphire: [...] and as for zfr:

this post might have given me bad vibes. Similar to what I picked up on later - short sentences give a dismissive tone. But it was a vote based on early impressions, and I didn't anticipate sticking with it for this long.

AND I assume you went back to my first post because you were looking for how the Zephyr lunchwagon started? I can't decide if I think that's mafia behaviour or town... I suppose it's less likely to be mafia if zfr is town... [...]
Not really; due to the power issues in my area, I've been playing catch up all of D1, and it sure has been a pretty busy D1 (busiest one since my first game, I think).

Remember what I told you on Saturday when you asked me what was up with the blerrfocus? This was part of my parse of the early thread posts that I intended to post on Sunday, but unfortunately the electricity company wasn't in agreement. Now, you could argue that since the moment has long passed I could have just let it be, but my brain still wanted to know if it was indeed a serious argument (like I was reading it), and based on what.



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trentonlf: [...] Why did you never move your vote? [...] Why not pursue flubs lynch if you think he is scum? [...]
This is actually something that's been bothering me about cristigale. But there's something different about her overall approach to the game that's throwing me off somewhat, so not sure how to read her.



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Bookwyrm627: [...] *shrug* Looking back, that's true, so re-breaking? I'd forgotten Vitek had actually been voting her prior to my vote on her; I hadn't been paying much attention to her wagon before I moved over.

Trent, Bler, Vitek, and (presumably) Joe himself weren't going to help lynch Joe. That's already 4 of the 7 non-votes needed to block the lynch.

In the meantime, I recalled a few labels of her as scummy and not many people labeling her as town. Maybe some more people would emerge if her wagon became viable. [...]
[emphasis added]

That's exactly my point though. Was here wagon more viable during the time Vitek had a vote on her, hence yours would be the second on it, or after he moved his vote elsewhere and yours was the first one?

trentonlf, bler144, and Vitek made it quite clear that JoeSapphire wasn't on the table quite earlier in the game before Vitek moved his vote. The labelling you mention is also from around the same time (I have to go back and check for specifics).


I've gone over the content I wanted to reread, need to sleep over my initial impressions and thoughts. Electricity company willing, I should have more than enough time tomorrow before EoD, and be around for EoD too.

Last thing for tonight - welcome Lifthrasil, looks like spot #3 was meant to be yours after all, though it doesn't look all that good.
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ZFR: 1) ...I wondered if it's because my semantics are really that bad and my posts are ambiguous... But the second sentence actually puts my mind at ease. I didn't know how detrimental for town was a mislynch on D1. Good to know it's not a game killer.

2) What's LHF? From the context I understand it to mean "lynch for doing newbie things" but I can't find the abbreviation on mafia wiki.
Any way, why would it make it HARDER to justify a vote later on? scum!X votes for Newb. Newb flips town. X has an easy excuse: "But I voted for him because he was acting so scummy! Turns out it was just newbie mistakes".

3) I don't remember exactly. I view these forums also while at work during free time and sometimes have to get back to something else.
3) Fair enough.
1) I'd say "Glad to help" but apparently you'd find that scummy. So...piss off? ;)
2) Low hanging fruit. Newbie things would be one type, sure.

The fact that I have to explain this further means you are...legitimately confused? Look, it's simple. What you described me doing was talking about your wagon as being low information if you flip town. A few other people have made that point either explicitly or implicitly, e.g. Ele's post immediately before this one. Forget how you're reading me and look at what she's saying (paraphrasing for emphasis):

"I'm OK with it but not that excited about the ZFR wagon." I agree with her that you are POE - which means you kinda have to be sorted if this is the zone your play is going to hover in, but that's not a strong argument, ergo, not making a later vote easier.

Say she votes you, you're lynched and you flip town. She will draw some attention for being on a soft wagon, esp. having been explicitly aware in advance that it was soft. Say she votes you and you flip non-town/mafia. She doesn't get much credit either, because her position was non-committal - which, when shit hits the fan, is a tactic a buddy might use if they really don't want to bus you, but realize it might come to that. Bus if the writing is absolutely on the wall, but have an excuse for staying off if it looks like it might slip to no lynch, or to vote elsewhere if an alternative wagon pops.

You're welcome to your suspicions of me, certainly, and I'm not trying to be a smurfhole here, but your read of that dynamic is just wrong. As noted, if I (or ele, likewise) is scummy for this position/tack, it's that it's non-committal and hedge-y. Neither of us made it "easier" to justify a later vote by making a substantial case, which is what you argued.

I'm not even arguing that's scummy on your part, it's just plain weird. In that vein, I don't know how I feel about the ambiguity/semantics point. Maybe I'm just also not understanding you...

You're definitely staying squarely in the POE though.

Will catch up.
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cristigale: Now, finally getting to your question. I'm inline with what you said. My take is this is T/W. When I first read Dammation's grill on ZFR and Wyrm's initial response, I mostly agreed with Wyrm because the grill felt overly harsh. But the longer the back-and-forth continued, the more Damnation's side felt better and Wyrm's less. If the wagons were Wyrm and Damnation....I'd go with Wyrm. My OMGUS concern on wyrm still lingers. I am OK with the ZFR lynch and could go SPF. Both are in my POE but I don't see what you and Vitek see on SPR.
My only real ping was the ZFR vote felt off
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elebutterfly: If this is the case, why are you still voting for flub?
Because he is my preferred vote. I am stating where I am (most) willing to vote to secure a lynch. I'll move it either tonight or tomorrow depending on how the discussion goes.
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cristigale: I learned that game that I'm not a fan of cult games. I don't think I've played a cult game since then. I weighed it when considering to playing this game. The mod was deliberately non-committal when Hyper asked about it.
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Vitek: Are you me?
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EBWOP correction - the prior post was cristi, not ele. Scrollfart? I have no idea what happened there.

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cristigale: Now, finally getting to your question. I'm inline with what you said. My take is this is T/W.
The thing I can't figure out is why, though.

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ZFR: Maybe I went the wrong about it, but I never attempted to prove I'm townie. As I explained before, I meant to show that some actions are not scum indicative. And NOT that they necessarily make you town.
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bler144: <randtown, preferred vote:
SPF
zfr
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Vitek: Preferred for best lynch or you think they are mafia?
Together or one only of them?
If both mafia what is your take on SPF actions against ZFR? Buddy trying to throw the other under the bus?

Also, yeah, what's LHF?
Lava Hands Fireball....or Low Hanging Fruit. One of those. I forget.

Are you asking about my vote specifically, or my thinking generally? I confess I seem to have overlooked the rabbit post entirely since last night was a bit of a mess from start to finish for me. But it's basically like this:

SPF - started scummiest, has never really cleared but has become fairly entertaining. And if the chaos of their posts is any indication, I would actually buy it as town, even if nothing is specifically clearing, either. Would vote. I think the ZFR votes by SPF are...curious. The explanation is meh at best, but not provably false. Maybe he really is just weird. Would have liked to see that SPF wagon get some thrust earlier in the day at least to see how SPF played with some actual pressure.

ZFR - Haven't played together but I'm just not comfortable with him. Maybe it is just newbie townie nerves in a first closed game, but he's not new to games of this type and one of the more logical people I interact with here, and some of the arguments just feel completely false. Now he's Flailing town, perhaps. I did a very brief skim, though am not really caught up and recall some mention somewhere wyrm/zfr dialogued heavily pre-game. Was that from last night?

I'm really curious what Wyrm knows and thinks about what ZFR should/shouldn't understand about the game, though without knowing wyrm's alignment that's a bit moot for now anyway. If town!zfr that might explain Wyrmrage2018 regardless of alignment, but digressing...It's definitely not a great wagon. Even if scum!zfr the only person I'd probably really give town cred to is trent, and that mostly on meta, but like, multiple layers of trentmeta I would bet large sums of money on...if such were allowed in game.

My vote switch specifically was two-fold:
1) I was assuming I probably (and now pretty much definitely) wouldn't be around at deadline tomorrow, so if there was going to be conversation I was hoping it would be today. And SPF wagon, was stuck at Bill Withers.
2) Based on everything ZFR is saying, unless he's Innocent Child or Stump or something, I just don't see that slot clearing itself. He's the leading wagon and he's voting me (with him as the only vote) on a premise that is a complete misunderstanding of the basic dynamics - I'm not even talking about interpreting x as town/scum. If he's neutral or town vig he'll probably shoot me, but that's probably not going to work out well for him.

SPF has been more standout scummy in a few moments, but at least miiiight clear POE through play. Lots of madness, but...maybe some method?
Well, that was fail...for anyone still interested:

Could be


Hey, bler. Curious what you thought about this post from ZFR. (If you've already replied to it, I'll catch it).
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ZFR: Just a reminder that time is running out, everyone. And no one is even at L-3 if my count is correct. We need to wrap it up lest we get a no-lynch.

Maybe a quick roll call on whose wagon you're willing to jump? Myself:
SirPrimalform and bler.
You were at L-3 I think. I've switched my vote to Bookwyrm but yes a roll call is a good plan.

Willing to vote: ZFR, Bookwyrm, ele
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cristigale: in bler's crazy game, Bookwyrm originally lied about why he chose to use his role on CSPVG. Bookwyrm turned out to be town, but I was right that he was lying about why he chose CSPVG at the time. That is how this feels (that he is fabricating it).
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Bookwyrm627: I object. I've gone back to confirm my memory, and that isn't one of the ones where town!me lied. I didn't (and couldn't) deliberately choose to use my role on CSPVG. I had a list of numbers to pick, and the one I picked happened to apply to CSPVG. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I never said I specifically targeted CSPVG for investigation.

If the lie is some other point, then I'll be curious to hear what it was.
The lie occurred BEFORE you revealed that you had a list of numbers to pick from. You didn't clue the rest of into the numbers list until later. When you first revealed you picked CSPVG, I asked why. You said: *shrug* I wasn't exactly drowning in extra information at the time. When I pressed you about it, you said: It came down to something like "Eenie, meenie, minnie, moe". If you are expecting awesome powers of deduction led me to this choice, then I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you this time .

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Bookwyrm627: Suggestion: Lets come back to this question post game, once the main potential for lies/prevarication/stretching are out of the way. And if Flub turns out to be a Cylon, then remind me to offer you an apology. You get a multiplier for it if you are town and another multiplier if he flips goon.
Agreed. :-)
Constant interruptions.

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ZFR: If someone put a gun to my head and asked for a top 3 scum it'd be bler, SPF for a meta reason I'd rather not mention, and HSL because his style of questioning seems scummy to me (though I really can't put my finger on why).
1) okay
2) ...
3) HSL has a similar style as scum or town, though my guess is town here. On meta, sure.

He has greater attention to detail than the average bear, so he will invariably ask you about some minor detail you barely remember from 18 days earlier that you said off the cuff and barely remember even saying and he will demand you explain every facet of what you were thinking. But the style by itself isn't scummy - it is a bit unfair in the sense that most people (including myself) don't measure up anywhere close to his attention to detail and so can't actually answer every last detail or just missed what he saw and can't explain why we didn't also see it. But almost everyone gets a turn under the gaze.

At least as town, he's generally pretty reasonable about it. He's generally not trying to hard-prove a case, as much as pull details on the table for other players to analyze the quality and judge and to pressure and see what happens. As case in point, his nickname forever was ...The Reluctant Voter...even when he made a good case it wasn't a given that he'd vote it.


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ZFR: Of course I do. But I thought this would be offset by the advantage of town knowing who the power roles are. e.g. Doctor knowing whom to protect.
Setups like this exist - google "Follow the cop" They rarely show up now, though, because if the game was as easy as full-claim D1 and then skip hop jump to town victory it would be dull. Now, full D1 claim is ...arguably...still to town's advantage not because it allows town PRs to dominate (they usually have some limit or counter), but because if scum have to claim first they usually just are stuck making bad claims.

But it completely changes the nature of the game, thus trent's fury that it not be done. Go back and look at yogs blowing up RW's island game D1 for an example of a genius and kinda funny but ultimately not very satisfying town victory. I think trent was already on record as hating it then, but the move ruined the pretty cool neutral role RW had made that trent drew.

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JoeSapphire: wkward me-accusing-zfr-of-guilt-tripping-everybody and then feeling-bad-in-case-zfr-wasn't-guilt-tripping-everybody.
Basically it's to do with him saying (roughly) "I'm sorry to town if I get myself lynched for being newbie and putting you all in a terrible position." (which he has since addressed, saying he thought a missedlunch on day one would be worse than in actuality) and "I'm not able to participate in these in jokes because I've only played two games before" (which is fair enough and we should try to avoid excluding new players.)
But in the context of knowing he subtly changed his writing style in previous games to try and encourage people to read them in a certain way, it makes me think he might be capable of deliberately attempting subtle manipulations.

But well yeah, I look like a dick if he turns out to be town and doing no such thing.
Yeah. The risk of smurfholery is strong. His whole thing at this point is AtE in terms of saying he's misunderstood and asking for clarifications, which is...not much for clearing, and arguably what an inexperienced toaster should do in his shoes with no real alternative wagons to push in this particular D1.

I have definitely seen town get stuck in this rut, I'm just...surprised.

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JoeSapphire: But well yeah, I look like a dick if he turns out to be town and doing no such thing.
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ZFR: I'm town and doing no such thing!

It was an answer to whether I changed my nick and whom I played with for crying out loud. What. Kind. Of. Sentences. Did. You. Expect? An essay?
Lol - nice.
Maybe not an essay, but at least a sonnet.

Flub gets away with that writing style because...well, there's really no rational explanation for it. He just does. Krypsyn and vitek get away with it at times because they know when to bring the noise, and people expect they will.

The problem here is that as town you can't just be answering questions but observing, sharing reads, asking questions of others that press them as you are being pressed and show you have <some> angle on the game that others can evaluate what your motion and perhaps your motives might be.

I didn't watch your other game, and only skimmed your posts when I looked at it the other day, but it has been true in the past a lot of games here have been high-lurk, and so one player lurking wasn't really that notable by comparison. Maybe that's the difference, IDK.


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HypersomniacLive: 1. Would you agree that making/building arguments on memory allows for a rather easy/convenient way out if/when said arguments are questioned and disproven?

2. The even better question is, why are you avoiding answering my initial question? Am I to infer I’m not getting an answer, period?

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bler144: [...] I'm not sure why you actually took up 2) at this point along. ;)
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HypersomniacLive: To disagree with you of course, why else?
1. Yeah, I wasn't particularly worried about that early in D1 though. For one, in these games I end up being wrong even when I think I have a heavily researched, thoroughly considered argument. For two, if I can't clear/defend myself as town based on that out of the gate D1 and most of the day still to play, I probably deserve to get lynched, and at least I feel confident I'd leave a good wagon behind.

2. I considered begging off, but probably easier to just explain - The core of it is that wyrm/you (plus yogs who is apparently not playing) are the players I always want to read as early as possible to have a sense of what you're likely to do and how aggressive/conservative I want to play if you don't look town to me. You would presumably agree the two of us have a history of being fairly transparent to the other. Your power outage kinda messed with the timing, but I think it worked out anyway.

Cristi is a player I can't read well but want to get talking as much as possible early (see: Oakwood).

Why ZFR/Vitek and not, say, Trent or any of the new players is a fair question with a meh answer, thus the literally true joke - I looked at the list when you posted it umpteen days later and asked what I was thinking and my first thought was "Why the hell did I bother asking vitek?" So that's what I posted. ;) It wasn't really a dodge, just a partial answer.

And of course you did.

I deleted the flub question accidentally, but will answer. I suspect if you went back and looked, I've often supported lynching flub D1 on the assumption he's just going to do what he does.

adalia might (and will) do something scummy, but adalia is ultimately going to be where the action is all game long, and if it comes to it he's going to make the world's worst possible claim and we'll know for sure he's a good lynch. scum!wyrm will lie and we may or may not catch him, but there's going to be something on the table to react to. 9 times out of 10 - me being a smurfhole again - flub is content to just linger in the POE because it almost never bites him because we didn't lynch him those other 8 times, so why should we lynch him the 9th time? And we didn't lynch the 9th time, so...etc.

See the response to cristi in this game. And his three votes on Vitek/Damnation/Rabbit, of which only the last appears to be serious, and all were on players with no other votes, thus meaningless regardless of what those slots flip later.

But the consensus is flub is flub, so...whatever.


They watched the landscape, sitting side by side
—An Odeon went past, a cooling tower,
And someone running up to bowl—and none
Thought of the others they would never meet
Or how their lives would all contain this hour.
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elebutterfly: Good catch! But why didn't you prod bler further..?
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Bookwyrm627: Did you see his response? I judged that I wouldn't get anything more by myself and no one else has seemed interested, thus further pursuit on my part was useless. If you actually care about Bler's dodge, then you try prodding him.
I do so wonder what bler is hiding. This is probably the key to breaking the game wide open!


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Bookwyrm627: Are you going to feel special or creeped out [strikethru]when[/strikethru] if that shows up at your door?

You'll notice that some players are already trying to narrow the lynch down to two wagons that are already running.

Likewise, Pylon/Cylon rhyme seemed really weak, but it was a point in her favor.
I didn't like the PR hunt aspect, but I couldn't pursue it at the time without drawing more attention to it myself. And then the PR hunt just...kept...happening.
1. I had one tonight - I felt special til I discovered you forgot to pay for it. If I were offering a $1 million prize I suspect both yogs and HSL know enough about me they could probably figure it out.

Unfortunately for the both of them, I am completely lacking in millions of dollarses.

2. I think that was mostly me. It's weird playing at a time of day when no one else is on. Easier if I were just playing defense, I suppose. But that's not exactly my defining feature.

3. Why did it seem weak? I thought it was pretty sharp, as apparently so did flub himself. I don't get how it's weak if it's correct according to the only person who could say with certainty.

I tend to believe her that she was pursuing alignment given the structure of her argument, and she didn't hound the person who said they thought they knew what the claim was for details, she just kept insisting there was a strong possibility it was alignment-indicative, no?

She's given me a few minor eye-raises, like I'm surprised she's keeping her EOD cards quite this close to the chest, which I don't see how that helps anyone but her personally, but I disagree with your interpretation there.
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HypersomniacLive: Not sure I follow why this is a town-tell; do you think scum wouldn't do it, and if so, why?
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HypersomniacLive: Did you miss it, or are you pulling a bler144-dodge?
Please, the patented bler144-dodge is to address the question with an answer that is true yet completely dissatisfying to the asker. The bler144-answer contains 8 pages of details and detritus you would rather not have bothered with.

Based on your embedded quotes, she just didn't answer.

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trentonlf: Why did you never move your vote? Are you waiting to see if ZFR can be lynched without you being on the wagon? Or are you just waiting so you can vote the second biggest wagon to make it look like you were trying to achieve a lynch today?
@wyrm - see, trent's on it.

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SirPrimalform: snip
huh.

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ZFR: Since we're running low on time and I don't want D1 to end with no lynch, and I don't see anyone else getting on bler's wago, I'm willing to switch to the other person I find scummy.

Unvote bler
Vote SirPrimalForm
Huh.

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Bookwyrm627: Over the course of time, I'm attempting to remove/reduce/censor my use of profanity.

'Bleeeeeeep' is the uncensored version.
The by-laws of this game specify that 'frak/frakking' is one of only two swear words allowed, but you should use it as liberally as needed. The other of course, is 'smurfin'. Frakkin' smurfy if you really need to dial it up.

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SirPrimalform: I already did. I was actually on the fence between you and Ele, but ZFR's sudden pile-on after you makes me think I've chosen correctly.
Wait, you unvoted ZFR, and now you're justifying a vote on Wyrm on the basis that ZFR/Wyrm are conjointly voting you? I will be the first to admit I don't have a vote tracker going, but...why not stay on ZFR? Or go back to ZFR? What am I missing?

This feels like a partial explanation slathered in a coat of OMGUS to distract from whatever is missing. Pretend I'm an idiot - in this scenario you propose both are toastering it up and you just accused ZFR in the very prior post of being "super scummy." So...wyrm over the super scummy?

I... am not following your logic and/or tactic here.

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trentonlf: The issue is not you having a meta reason you don’t want to share, the issue is saying you have a meta reason and not divulging it. Keep it to yourself that you have a meta reason if you don’t want to share it. By saying you have a reason but not wanting to share means you can vote someone without justification, and that’s something scum would do.
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ZFR: I agree that I should have just kept my mouth shut if I have a reason but can't divulge it. But I disagree with the last statement. No semi-intelligent scum would vote someone without justification. Nor say "I have a reason but I won't tell" and expect to get away with it. Any scum worth his salt would have a justification, whether good or bad, for his vote.
Sigh. This is like WIFOM 101.

I'm really not trying to be a smurfhole, but think about it. If no scum would do it, it's town. If it's inherently town scum are always going to do it to look town. Etc. So no.

And if you are town, unless you have a gambit you're working, you probably stepped in it for more than one reason because you've suggested you have information that you are concealing in a game where town generally lacks information.

Now, it may be frakking weak information, or maybe it's just flavor and you are thinking you maybe have information that you really don't, but remember that, in most setups, scum know you are town, and ergo at least probably not lying.


...Can't we just lynch both SPF and ZFR? Please. I don't want to have to choose here. I'd like both, now more than ever.


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PoppyAppletree: Lifthrasil will now be playing the role of littlerabbit until further notice. Please try to retain your suspension of disbelief and avoid Twitter campaigns against the production company.
Whatever alignment Rabbit was, Lift alas, is guaranteed to be mafia.

brig Lift

Welcome aboard!

unbrig Lift


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trentonlf: and by your logic they must be town since any scum worth their salt would never do something like that. Never assume anything in mafia
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ZFR: By my logic they needn't be scum. "Needn't be scum" is not equivalent to "must be town". Not-scummy is not equal to towny. It could be NAI.
I'm sorry, maybe it's me, but I don't see that as at all what you said. You said, verbatim:

"No semi-intelligent scum would vote someone without justification. Nor say "I have a reason but I won't tell" and expect to get away with it. Any scum worth his salt would have a justification, whether good or bad, for his vote."

Your second statement is "scum might do it; town might do it." Your first statement was "scum would never do that."

bllllaaaaaahhhh

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cristigale: Well, that was fail...for anyone still interested:

Could be

Hey, bler. Curious what you thought about this post from ZFR. (If you've already replied to it, I'll catch it).
Sorry, just caught up to your post. Medical appt meant a late start, on top of nighttime ritual interruptions. I don't think I tackled that one specifically, but it's more of the same muddle to me.

What specifically differentiates wyrm "genuinely trying to answer a newb question" and bler "pocketing the newbie" by answering questions? if anything it seems backwards, since the person talking about voting you is rarely pocketing you. /shrug Either way, ZFR doesn't enlighten.

The "reason I can't share" is meh. "meta and gut" is weak, but whatever. It's not the most glaring issue with him. He dug the bigger hole on that one in responding in defense of his original answer.

Could this be coming from town? Sure. It's possible. Is any of it "townie" or even "solvey"? No.

I have no idea what the current vote count is, no one's online anyway to discuss it with, and I probably will be at work until after day's end so...

I was waffling when I started reading, but I'm staying on ZFR, period. This isn't a matter of new player misunderstanding game mechanics. Read these two sentences back to back:

"No semi-intelligent scum would vote someone without justification. Nor say "I have a reason but I won't tell" and expect to get away with it. Any scum worth his salt would have a justification, whether good or bad, for his vote."

and then his follow-up

"By my logic they needn't be scum. "Needn't be scum" is not equivalent to "must be town". Not-scummy is not equal to towny. It could be NAI."

They mean exactly the opposite, and when pressed on these discrepancies he says people misunderstand him or that maybe he was ambiguous but he's literally saying the opposite of what he said unless I am literally losing my mind. His early wagon was weak, but this is just anti-town. I have no qualms about defending this vote now.

Looking around the table everything looks fractured - some good exchanges and information, but...

Good luck. And please don't fire drill this.
...and this is why I stopped playing. I stayed on too late, and am now angry at myself for being angry at a person I like outside the game over a stupid game and probably won't sleep.
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cristigale: Because he is my preferred vote. I am stating where I am (most) willing to vote to secure a lynch. I'll move it either tonight or tomorrow depending on how the discussion goes.
So your preferred vote is still based solely on profile picture?
That's your best read for scum and lynch that would be most beneficial for town?

Thinking of it, what are your reads?


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Lifthrasil: Hi there! Thanks littlerabbit for keeping my spot warm while I was out of internet! ;-)

No, seriously. Sorry that you had to drop out, but I'm excited to play. I'll just have to read first. And quite a lot too. So please cut me some slack until I have cought up.

But I'm looking forward to playing with you all! :-D
Hello, Lifthrasil. Would you still like to know who town cop is?