Raziek
Charging Limit All Day
Ruy agrees, it was the most underhanded lynch I've ever seen, regardless of the result.lol raz is still sooo salty
jtb would be all over c+h mafia haha
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Ruy agrees, it was the most underhanded lynch I've ever seen, regardless of the result.lol raz is still sooo salty
jtb would be all over c+h mafia haha
Numerous posts he made went completely all over the place. When pressed for a stance he would very often fluff up the post and avoid making a direct response. His reply to you about suspicion of... I forget whom it was, but he went on this incredibly windy ramble about "you know how sometimes you agree with someone but you don't agree with their points but you see their point but you don't agree with it but you kind of get an idea of..."What EE said in the green room, how Pluvia was so transparent, I don't understand. What does he mean with this? How was Pluvia so transparent, even after Glyph's gambit and read on him? It seemed like something eager newb town could very easily do, trust no one. Something I could write off Pluvia as, easily.
Uhh... maybe I didn't do a good job of explaining my case.T-block asked Raziek a hypothetical situation, if I recall, and got town to lynch him based on his answers to that question.
I'm disappointed.You've got me there
Ok, so what was it, I'm a tad lazy to reread atm. lol.Uhh... maybe I didn't do a good job of explaining my case.
But that's not my impression of what happened at all
So yes, I have had Raziek as a scum read from very early on.
Asking for opinions on threats and easy mislynches: Copying my post on this from earlier: "Yes, the strength of each player is public information. What is NOT public information is my perception of each player. Or Kantrip's perception. Or your perception. How well a player plays is not the only important thing... you need to consider how everyone in the game perceives each player, as that will have a strong influence in who gets lynched and such. What if everyone were to answer your question, and it was noted that everyone is wary of Kantrip as a threat, and considered Vinyl. and easy mislynch? Do you see how scum can use that information? It might discourage a push on Vinyl., and cue scum to look for ways to cast suspicion on Kantrip.". He defends quite strongly that it is okay to ask these questions, and I still think it's scummy to want answers to those questions. But then in 129, he says this: "And I will admit those questions were loaded and antagonistic. I wanted to get things rolling quickly and see if T-Block would take the bait or not", claiming he was just baiting me. I don't believe the statement, as I strongly get the impression that he was genuinely looking for those answers. Even he was just seeing whether I would answer them, I question what conclusions he would have drawn if I did "take the bait".
Reaction to VT claim: I still can't reconcile his overreaction to my VT claim. I'd like to think he's skilled enough as a player to realize that the whole thing is null, and certainly not strictly bad for town (which he tries to claim is the case in 39). However, I'd like to think even as scum he wouldn't react in this way, so I have no clue what his motivation is behind it. I am not satisfied at all with his justification for his actions, and he seemed to dodge a lot of my questions/accusations when I was pressuring him for it. What is more telling about this, though, is the contradiction behind his reasoning for the reaction. His early posts suggest that he is worried about what scum can do with his claim (see my 118 for a collection of quotes), but after more questioning, he says in 109 that he took issue with it because he couldn't see it as a pro-town action from ME.
Claiming to be able to forge a case without doing so: Acrostic has covered most of this. This ties in how he was supposedly scared of what scum could do with my VT claim. He claims scum can use the claim as a springboard to mount a case on me. There are two possibilities here: either the case is weak or it is strong. If the case is weak, it is easily refuted and is therefore nothing to be worried about. In order for Raziek to be scared of the possibility, the case must be a strong one. Raziek asserts that such a case can be mounted. If it is a strong case, he would be making it and pressuring me - instead, he leaves me as a null read and most of his pressure goes towards Kantrip. It therefore must be a weak case. There's a contradiction here... Raziek himself claims that such a case would be weak anyways. In that scenario, why is he scared? It's a contradiction that is explained by asserting that Raziek was faking his apprehension.
Reaction to the Dayvig gambit: He draws attention to the possibility that it is a gambit, and can offer no pro-town reason for doing so. Instead, he insists on sweeping it under the rug by saying the gambit wasn't going to do anything anyways, instead of providing actual justification for drawing that attention.
There's also little things like this:
...while nothing conclusive, it raises a red flag in my mind every time I read it. First, he talks as if he knows I'm town, when this is one of the first posts in the game, coming right after the VT claim that he claims bothered him so much. Then, why does he assume town is going to be forced to lynch me if I'm alive? I think he was even questioned about this later, but I can't find that instance right now.
So yes, I've had a scum read on Raziek for a while. I backed off to look at others because continuing to push would have netted less information about the rest of the scum team.
Okay, first of all, I'd like to clear one thing up. There are two distinct parts to my push on Raziek. The first part can be summarized in my 448. These points are relatively weak, but enough for me to base a D1 lynch on. They are basis for strong suspicion, but nothing conclusive, and I never claimed they were. You'll notice that at this point in the game, I'm moving my vote around my lynch pool. I am willing to lynch Raziek at this point, but not 100% certain that he is scum, and my behaviour up until this point reflects that.
Then there's the second part, which comes as the result of two events that convince me that he is scum. The first is the vote on Acrostic for what he supposedly considered a scumslip. At this point, Raziek is looking to be the likely lynch, and the vote looked incredibly desperate. I would absolutely expect town Raziek to be able to see that what Acrostic said was not a tell, despite what he was saying post-lynch. It is at this point that I am 100% confident in Raziek being scum, as voiced in my 538. The second event is his claim of bulletproof. His play did not match that of BP at all, and I know Raziek is a strong advocate for play matching the role, which he himself said in early game. These two have me absolutely convinced that Raziek is not town (although I did think he was mafia rather than indy at this point, mostly because I was expecting 3 mafia in this setup), and that is once again reflected in my play. The nature of my push changes when he votes Acrostic.
I'm bringing this up because I think some of you have the impression that I gained my confidence in Raziek being scum from the earlier points in 448, when that's not the case at all. Also, I've been seeing a lot of focus on the fact that indy SK has will to scumhunt as well, and that indy looks like town to mafia, which is true. But once again, note what the convincing tells were. A vote on Acrostic that reeked of self-preservation, and a claim that does not line up with his play. These are tells that imply anti-town alignment in general, rather than just mafia. Indy SK is also desperate to do anything to avoid the lynch. He also needs to lie when he claims.
So, keep this in mind when you read. Raziek WAS pinned properly. Kantrip, you are reading everything under the assumption that I'm scum, but don't forget to get the other side of the picture - read under the assumption that I'm town, and realize that it's the more likely explanation.
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