Posted June 18, 2022
NO U
Nah, fam. Just them.
They're both very jumpy, as if startling them elicits a self-preservation mechanism because they might be on the team with the smaller number of members. Jumpy people are naturally sus. Or maybe they just got some dope ass PRs and wanna use them. I know I'd be hella bummed if I got a solid PR and didn't get to use it because of (mis)lynch on D1.
He gave a couple of examples where my scenario backfired on scum and thus utilized those very visible anecdotes to dismiss the possibility of it occurring again because of those two instances he knows of having gone badly.
So he's basically using those two anecdotes because they went beyond his own selection process to argue his point, overlooking any instance when this scenario actually play out accordingly. Depending on scale, whether we are speaking strictly of GOG, Mafia forums, or Mafia in general (offline included), this scenario could have successfully happened too many times to be worth counting or just a few times where it's relevant for our own context.
It's like thinking you can drop out of college and become a billionaire because you hear of all those randos doing it. But you don't hear of the millions who don't make it, do you?
Make a case for the other? Pls explain.
I will later. I'm feeling tired.
Nah, fam. Just them.
They're both very jumpy, as if startling them elicits a self-preservation mechanism because they might be on the team with the smaller number of members. Jumpy people are naturally sus. Or maybe they just got some dope ass PRs and wanna use them. I know I'd be hella bummed if I got a solid PR and didn't get to use it because of (mis)lynch on D1.
He gave a couple of examples where my scenario backfired on scum and thus utilized those very visible anecdotes to dismiss the possibility of it occurring again because of those two instances he knows of having gone badly.
So he's basically using those two anecdotes because they went beyond his own selection process to argue his point, overlooking any instance when this scenario actually play out accordingly. Depending on scale, whether we are speaking strictly of GOG, Mafia forums, or Mafia in general (offline included), this scenario could have successfully happened too many times to be worth counting or just a few times where it's relevant for our own context.
It's like thinking you can drop out of college and become a billionaire because you hear of all those randos doing it. But you don't hear of the millions who don't make it, do you?
Make a case for the other? Pls explain.
I will later. I'm feeling tired.