#HBC | Gorf
toastin walrus since 4/20 maaaan
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Gmoney said:I don't like the Werekill lynch. Yes we would get connections or whatever, but he's a pretty hard core town read for me once you look at the big picture instead of just ingame.
Because that's about the same thing as EE looking at Werekill's play in comparison. This is also based around an assumption, that Werekill would do this. Then there's also the possibility of one of the 4 main inactives being his scum partner, and he had no one to talk to during his time in here anyway.Gdizzbizzle$$ said:Add that on top of the fact that he already pretty much quit mafia once, and you've got a recipe for someone who's going to be preposterously defensive as town. Hell, I'd even say he would have been more likely to fighter harder and longer before the replacement if he were scum since he'd have allies to ***** to and to keep him focused.
Yep, I'm scum for skimming.Gorf, it bothers me that you are skimming.
MMmmh, while it's a fair assertion that a lot of my case relies on my meta and how I feel Werekill should be acting as town I do think I pointed out plenty of behavioral errs that are distinct from mere emotionality that are scummy. It's just all so intrinsically tied together... because, this is Werekill.G Life said:EE's meta from Bebop is correct. BUT I heavily disagree with that it still applies to him as a player. And when I disagree with that, then I suddenly find myself disagreeing with nearly all of EE's case since its built around 'this is how Werekill SHOULD be acting as town'.
Big thing I'm concerned with is looking at Werekill outside of the game (especially in regards to EE in the GMT and his attitude towards mafia). The GMT thing I won't delve into beyond the fact that Werekill being on edge towards people is not something that is even remotely unlikely. Add that on top of the fact that he already pretty much quit mafia once, and you've got a recipe for someone who's going to be preposterously defensive as town. Hell, I'd even say he would have been more likely to fighter harder and longer before the replacement if he were scum since he'd have allies to ***** to and to keep him focused.
Love to see that.Gmoney said:Yeah I know that if I really want to stop this Werekill wagon I'm going to have to find a new target, and I will get on that as soon as I can muster up the willpower to get back on board.
What were you after with that one? I thought your point was just "why don't you ask this guy to do some **** he doesn't do too while you're at it" but you kept at it which tells me you had a reason to be askin' it.Wash said:Why don't you ask EE about his readslist while you're at it?
I'm not sure I understand the question, but if he DOES flip scum he's effectively confirmed the two strongest players in the game as town (or rather, not the same alignment as he is). Otherwise, he would have been able to legally contact both of you and talk about whatever the hell he wanted to in regards to the game.In the meantime, you stated that Werekill contacting Ryker and I differentiates us from him if he flips scum. But right now you have him as a piping hot town read.... how does that affect this rather concrete and pointed observation?
This is kind of a dodgy spot for me, because I can see your POV re: not liking starting on an arbitrary **** list. But I'll get back to that in a bit. Honestly most of this doesn't bother me. You got the better of Ryker as the S in SvT recently and that's never going to exit his mind when he deals with you, ever. He presumably feels he underestimated you there, or just your ability to be slippery scum, and will forever give you extra scrutiny for it.Bronar said:I'd like to know what others think about the bolded. Honestly, I think it's downplaying how I started off incredibly hard and I didn't like it. His reasons for having me on the dislike list are pretty ugly too, especially when he says I'm "incredibly null", and I doubt that sentence or two really is reason enough to dislike me, especially because he doesn't think it's scummy, he just disagrees.
@GMuscles: Yeah, I was asking what this connection you've found yields if WK flips town. Nothing? Something? Surely you have thoughts on this.
Wait **** you meant just in regards to you and Ryker. That's completely and utterly null since you're the two people he would have messaged anyway.Oh if he flips town? **** if I know, I'd have to actually read things again
When will you be able to get into this?I also, for reasons I can't go into, do believe Ryker is going to be trying to read you on a sentence-by-sentence basis.
I'm just trying to figure out why Bronar's been so critical of all of the smallest things I do this game despite clearly having issues with others being as critical of him.What were you after with that one? I thought your point was just "why don't you ask this guy to do some **** he doesn't do too while you're at it" but you kept at it which tells me you had a reason to be askin' it.
To back you up on this, Ryker, as scum, tends not to give a damn the first couple of pages until the game really picks up. If you count AM's math pun bull****, I can think of at least four games just in dGames alone where Ryker just ****s around for the first five to ten pages and then finally comes in once people goad him enough.This is kind of a dodgy spot for me, because I can see your POV re: not liking starting on an arbitrary **** list. But I'll get back to that in a bit. Honestly most of this doesn't bother me. You got the better of Ryker as the S in SvT recently and that's never going to exit his mind when he deals with you, ever. He presumably feels he underestimated you there, or just your ability to be slippery scum, and will forever give you extra scrutiny for it.
That's meta though. For this game? Well... he's right that your primary accomplishment at the time was starting a conversation. You got us out of RVS but I haven't really felt a strong sense of direction afterward. So on this he's right. I also, for reasons I can't go into, do believe Ryker is going to be trying to read you on a sentence-by-sentence basis. However I felt that I could see attempts on your part to analyze both Jimbo's responses to the first pressure and also pull people into the dustball and get a few pokes at them as well. This I liked well enough.
So the **** list thing. Meta ahoy. Back in the days where we played skype mafia like every night, I started to get a pattern of behavior for Ryker. As town he would not give me his trust, but he would also remain collaborative and keep quieter about it. As scum however he often made a dog and pony show of reading me, and would try to find arbitrary reasons to put me on the **** list from the get-go. This would effectively strive to put me under his bootheel and give me a weak position in the game, and depending on the town we were dealing with, it was potent.
I went into Lost Almost-Mafia having never said a peep about this observation and fully expected Ryker to try the same **** if he rolled scum. This is why I was always looking elsewhere until the last Day, as in Lost he seemed to "read me" correctly and then was both vocal and subtle enough about it. In this game I really have gotten a vibe that he is concerned with damaging my position (and, it seems, Xonar's) in a vacuum. For the sake of as much. The fact that when called on it he retreats to saws like "a null stance is a scum stance" bothers me.
But I have at least seen some collaborative movements from him, and when called on some pseudo-bull**** early on he actually conceded my point instead of doing his best impression of a better Werekill and finding some twisty way to justify it. And Ryker like myself tends to keep the larger majority of his thoughts to himself, so hey. I can see some angles he might be after.
Fencey, I know. But that's what I got to give.
That sends off all kinds of red flags because that's the exact type of behavior I expect out of scumRyker.Really? So does everyone. I'm a pretty ****ing busy guy.
What's so important that I need to be heavily involved with the first five pages of the game? Because I'm thinking of skipping it.
Honestly, I just pulled every quote that he was talking about as a reference point and then talked about them, regardless of weight or content. It was relevant to the subject at hand, so I picked it up. o:Anyway @Laundry Quotes 3 and 4 from the top of your post don't really carry much. He says EE's not defining in the post Xonar refers to... I say he is? And if he really felt that, why not mention it at all? He says he wants EE's stance on Werekill before he gives HIS stance, giving the impression that EE's not been giving a stance... when it's clear that he had been? I'm sure just about everybody would agree on that. I already spoke about Quote 5.
But this still begs the question of why bring it up at all? If you wouldn't use it to back a case on someone who you've talked about being a scumpick of yours, why did you mention it?@Your question about my two posts, I'm not try'na sweep em under the rug. Her replacing out is her replacing out to me. That's about it. If I were to make a case on Werekill I'd not use that at all cuz it seems pretty weak mentioning how she may or may not have replaced out to try and not condemn her slot; I'd just stick with the vast amount of scumminess that she attained prior to the fact.
Thinking about it idk, just the fact that people were using that against the slot made me go nah, that's null. I guess I DON'T have much reason butGorf said:But this still begs the question of why bring it up at all? If you wouldn't use it to back a case on someone who you've talked about being a scumpick of yours, why did you mention it?