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Actually, I disagree with that. Unlike normal names, organs actual have a definate purpose. The brain controls the body, the blood system heals wounds, some organs can live with out parts (liver, 1 kidney, etc). It can be very easy to guess a role with a organ claim.Obviously organclaiming is useless information.r be targeted or ignored.
You're always the navigator, that's your job to keep us from getting lost!I just remembered that me and Var always get lost on car rides.. why else would he get us lost except for the sole reason of being MAFIA in this game.
Most organs have multiple purposes, not just definite ones.Actually, I disagree with that. Unlike normal names, organs actual have a definate purpose. The brain controls the body, the blood system heals wounds, some organs can live with out parts (liver, 1 kidney, etc). It can be very easy to guess a role with a organ claim.
I dont agree with role/organ claims this early though. Im just pointing that fact out.
I've bolded all of your incorrect statements for you. Truly random voting phases are certainly not good for the town? They just waste time and cause confusion among newer players. Luckily, hardly any "random vote phase" is truly random, so we can actually learn from them if falsities are easily seen through. Regardless, tons of random voting is still destructive, as explain above.vote: WiiWiiWaa
We are very much in, and should be in, the random vote phase. Random vote phase is good for town. Massclaim is bad for town. In fact, ANY claiming is bad for town. For those of you who play at epicmafia and think that claiming power roles d1 is a good thing, let me be the first to tell you that you are wrong; that strategy does not translate to forum mafia games. ^^' People in the MARVEL game are talking about having a power role claim early, which is just bad.
No claims.
NO ROLEFISHING.
Yes random votes.
Again you completely missed what I was saying. I'm not saying that an organ will have multiple abilities, I am saying that an organ could have any ONE of those abilities, so organ claiming would be useless. GET IT NOW? Jesus Christ. This was not what I wanted to happen when I mentioned organ claiming; I wanted to get it out of the way immediately, not let it become a source of argument because someone DISAGREES with me for no good reason, even while admitting that im "right."Ya, you are right. But having multiple abilities like that would be rediculous. Having a pair of something could either be a mason or cult. I dont know. Not considering an organ claim is dum. If you consider what their bodily purposes are, you can narrow down what they are.
Unvote: <3
Vote: Tom
Not being open minded.
I've bolded all of your incorrect statements for you. Truly random voting phases are certainly not good for the town? They just waste time and cause confusion among newer players. Luckily, hardly any "random vote phase" is truly random, so we can actually learn from them if falsities are easily seen through. Regardless, tons of random voting is still destructive, as explain above.
A blanket statement of "massclaim is bad for the town" is utterly incorrect. Check out Food Court mafia. That was an example of a game where mass claim actually worked and put the mafia in a tough position. Mass claim is not always bad; it depends entirely on the game's flavour and context.
ANY claiming for the town is bad? Are you serious? Where are you learning this scrub rubbish? There are PLENTY of situations in which claiming is highly beneficial for the town, and example being a well informed cop with game breaking information coming out in order to secure vital mafia lynches (a situation I've been in many times). Provided said cop can reason their way out of a paper bag and hasn't played like a moron the entire game, out-persuading a mafia counter-claim is quite simple.
In all honesty what you've said doesn't quite strike me as scummy, but it just rubs me the wrong way. You might be trying to help new people out by tossing around incorrect blanket concepts but its a poor way to do it.
Vote: TomKitty
If you consider what their bodily purposes are, you can narrow down what they are.
1. No **** that "random voting" is not truly random voting, but you cannot try to sell to me that the random voting phase is bad for the town. It is ONLY good for the town. During the day, which is where the majority of a successful Mafia game SHOULD take place, the only difference between the town and the scum is information. The scum know who is scum, but the town only know who they are (which exception to masons, who in essence act as a single entity). But the random voting phase allows the town to make connections. Are the scum going to vote for themselves? Are they going to vote for someone else? Are they going to bandwagon? Which townies are playing foolishly and need to be corrected to help the town win? Who is avoiding questions? Who is inactive? The random voting phase helps to answer all of these, as well as to establish character and tone for every player. When tone or attitude changes, you have something. When connections are made, no matter how they are made, you have something. If a connection is made that is incorrect, it is not necessarily bad -- as long as it can be backed up by facts, then it will help reveal more aspects of the truth. You tried to tell me that all the random voting period does is confuse new players and waste time. ANY time spent talking and being active CANNOT be called a waste. New players should be able to sift through the information and make their own interpretations. Many players might try to skew the information towards one end, whether they are simply tunnlevisioned townies or mafia with a malignant purpose (pun intended in the context of Human Body Mafia, har har har), and this provides even more information. Do you see where I am going yet, and how you are wrong about the (seemingly)random voting phase? It is GOOD for the town.I've bolded all of your incorrect statements for you. Truly random voting phases are certainly not good for the town? They just waste time and cause confusion among newer players. Luckily, hardly any "random vote phase" is truly random, so we can actually learn from them if falsities are easily seen through. Regardless, tons of random voting is still destructive, as explain above.
A blanket statement of "massclaim is bad for the town" is utterly incorrect. Check out Food Court mafia. That was an example of a game where mass claim actually worked and put the mafia in a tough position. Mass claim is not always bad; it depends entirely on the game's flavour and context.
ANY claiming for the town is bad? Are you serious? Where are you learning this scrub rubbish? There are PLENTY of situations in which claiming is highly beneficial for the town, and example being a well informed cop with game breaking information coming out in order to secure vital mafia lynches (a situation I've been in many times). Provided said cop can reason their way out of a paper bag and hasn't played like a moron the entire game, out-persuading a mafia counter-claim is quite simple.
In all honesty what you've said doesn't quite strike me as scummy, but it just rubs me the wrong way. You might be trying to help new people out by tossing around incorrect blanket concepts but its a poor way to do it.
Vote: TomKitty
No, you really shouldn't. Trying to outguess the mod and going on flavor text (aka organ names) is NOT always correct, and SHOULDNT be done. Again, I will state that ANY ONE organ could be town OR mafia, and could be any number of roles. The testicles could be a cop, a mafia, two innos in a masonry, the lovers, siblings, a double-voter, a no-voter, a jester, a saul... so just stop talking about it. I get the last word because I am right and you are wrong.Handorin? said:If you consider what their bodily purposes are, you can narrow down what they are.
Okay I admit it, I'm the chainsaw hands. Every day I HAVE to daykill two players and I also have to make two nightkills every night. How that makes sense in the context of other players being part of the robot body, I'm not sure.Are you guys all just playing dumb, or are you not going to admit that your role shows this body to be a robot?
Hm... sounds to me like somebody's the mouth!Get the **** out, or I'll eat you.
(emphasis added)Hm... sounds to me like somebody's the mouth!
You're the eyes!(emphasis added)
looks like someone is the ears...
Bingo. I think it's time for an appendectomy.You're the eyes!
As an appendix to this post, I hope that with 21 players this game won't get killed due to inactivity like some large games seem to.
Or how about you're making absolutely ludicrous assumptions and blaming me for being ignorant for not making the same assumptions? Quite immature if you ask me. Last time I checked, EVERYTHING THAT IS SAID is said within a context. However, this absolutely does NOT mean that all the points you make are intended to be applicable only the the context within which they were made. Say what you mean, and mean what you say, if you are a townie. If you make blanket statements like you did and you want them to be understood to hold true ONLY within the context of day 1, then STATE that. Your insane logic that "it's day 1, so obviously my blanket statements must be qualified implicitly to only apply to day 1 metagame" isn't exactly what you can expect someone other than yourself to follow.Okay, so I was in a bit of a rush when I commented on what frozenflame said about my statements, some of which was argument ad hominem and all of which was taken out of context and blatantly misconstrued. I don't know if frozenflame just simply misinterpreted what I said by not even looking at the context in which I was making those statements, or if he just plainly and incorrectly wanted to say someone was wrong, but he definitely did both.
I bolded the two questionable assertions you've made about what can be gathered from the random voting stage. How exactly do you plan to differentiate foolish play from normal play in the random voting phase, and from there somehow correct it, in an utterly unstructured (behavior wise) environment? Also, what kind of meritable questions are expecting to come up during the random voting phase, let alone questions that people might dodge?1. No **** that "random voting" is not truly random voting, but you cannot try to sell to me that the random voting phase is bad for the town. It is ONLY good for the town. During the day, which is where the majority of a successful Mafia game SHOULD take place, the only difference between the town and the scum is information. The scum know who is scum, but the town only know who they are (which exception to masons, who in essence act as a single entity). But the random voting phase allows the town to make connections. Are the scum going to vote for themselves? Are they going to vote for someone else? Are they going to bandwagon? Which townies are playing foolishly and need to be corrected to help the town win? Who is avoiding questions? Who is inactive? The random voting phase helps to answer all of these, as well as to establish character and tone for every player. When tone or attitude changes, you have something. When connections are made, no matter how they are made, you have something. If a connection is made that is incorrect, it is not necessarily bad -- as long as it can be backed up by facts, then it will help reveal more aspects of the truth. You tried to tell me that all the random voting period does is confuse new players and waste time. ANY time spent talking and being active CANNOT be called a waste. New players should be able to sift through the information and make their own interpretations. Many players might try to skew the information towards one end, whether they are simply tunnlevisioned townies or mafia with a malignant purpose (pun intended in the context of Human Body Mafia, har har har), and this provides even more information. Do you see where I am going yet, and how you are wrong about the (seemingly)random voting phase? It is GOOD for the town.
I won't waste space by repeating myself about the whole context/blanket statement issue. I didn't go crazy on you, nor them. I just chose to address your post because as I said, it rubbed me the wrong way. You seem to have forgotten that in your tirade against me.2. You called by statement that "massclaim is bad for the town" a blanket statement, instead of realizing that I was talking WITHIN A CONTEXT. Specifically, KevinM "voted" for a mass claim, being the first person to suggest it. While his next post called his first a "joke" and anyone who believed it stupid, he still suggested it. <3 and Ussi both said that massclaim would be bad at this moment, but you didn't go crazy on them, now did you? I was definitely speaking within context when I said massclaims are bad, rolefishing is bad, and random voting is good. OBVIOUSLY this changes as more days progress, because random voting becomes a faux pas, rolefishing becomes simple information gathering, and massclaiming may become a reality. But during day 1, your calling me incorrect is simply ignorant of the context within which I was talking, and I really wonder if you were just trying to attack me or if you really weren't paying attention at all. (OMG false dilemma!)
If you want to get upset over me not having the same ridiculous assumptions are yourself, that's fine with me. It's really not going to get you anywhere.3. As said above, you took me completely out of context when I said any claiming would be bad. Any claiming Day 1, at this moment, would be bad. Again, **** off.
You think I am mafia because I think the random voting phase is pro-town? Thats dumb.Frozenflame beat me to it.
I replaced in ONE mafia game. I posted about 5 times and decided to actually reread. I got bored and stopped playing. Now, TomKitty, in my opinion, the random voting phase is indeed bad. It gets people worked up and gets them accused of being "too townie." Lots of people vote for them. They defend EVERYTHING that is thrown at them. They are continually called too townie until they are lynched. Tom, I respect your opinion, but I disagree with it and believe it is a mafia tool. That is why I am voting for you.