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Because?Town read.
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Because?Town read.
I've liked your content even at parts where I disagree with it.Because?
I didn't fully agree with your push on Ran is what I was referring to from way earlier if you want something concrete. A lot of it echos what Gheb said at one point which I think he doesn't really stand by anymore based on his more recent post talking about Ran but it's something I still agree with.Downgrading Ryu from Town to slight town lean. I asked him about me to see if I was accidentally left out or intentionally omitted for some reason. Replying "town read" is the easiest way to get me off his back, (because I would press him on a null read) and also avoids giving solid reasoning. When pressed, "I've liked your content even at parts where I disagree with it." is super vague and allows him to go back and pick and choose what he agrees or doesn't agree with based on what's convenient at the time, rather than locking himself into anything concrete.
Are you suggesting a slot with their first game not doing many of the things you are saying here.I hate how you guys have to make everything so complicated >_<
Ranmaru's #91 sums up why Kouse is scum pretty accurately and concisely. Especially the way he parroted Defene's reasoning on why he finds Vult to be suspicious is noteworthy because he literally parrots the usage of the word 'blackmailing' - a word that I find very unfitting to describe what Vult's been doing. It's a massive parrot to just re-use such a specific word in this fashion and it reeks very opportunistic ... to me it seems like he couldn't find a better answer as to why he'd be suspicious of Vult and decided to just use whatever happened to be easily avilable.
I'm not sure why Kouse choose to selectively interpret Ran's play as dubious via him "trying to push other people into the spotlight". Specifically the accusation that he just "really wants other people to look scummy" is pretty hefty and 100% enough a reason to push for his lynch. If that's what Kouse actually thinks about Ran then I have no clue why Kouse was satisifed doing nothing and just keeping his vote on Vult. To me it seems Kouse was just happy to have the discussion move somewhere else and then dip - he hasn't posted since then I believe even though he's been on yesterday according to his profile and he ignored Ryu's very legitimate question in #87.
That's honestly good enough to justify a lynch at this point. Kouse has made himself pretty suspicious without any pressure on him and he has been fairly inactive overall. He interacted with Ran and Ryu and other people [Fanny, myself] have taken stances on him over the course of the Day as well. We should lynch the slot imo.
Holding him to not being here really shouldn't be anyone's focus, rather what he posted. If anyone jumped away and ran away from the game I would say it was your slot when it replaced out when pressured. I find that to be far worse and be a strong scum tell for some Dgamers around here. Especially Soup who tried to use it as a pity tactic as scum for a game.It's not just leaving, it's doing what he did and then leaving during questioning. I'm comparing Kouse's reaction to my own in my first big game, where I screwed up pretty bad and it looked like I was backtracking a LOT and constantly changed my story, but then I stuck with it and almost got to endgame (until I got killed off by an Indie). Kouse, on the other hand, ran away from pressure and hasn't come back for most of the phase; that looks pretty scummy to me, considering he also showed that he was paranoid about being in the spotlight by his defensive reaction of "nobody was ever suspicious of me" when nobody implied that he was under pressure.
Anyways, going to get my teeth pulled out of my mouth (and trying to push someone who won't post/respond is like pulling teeth lol). See ya in a few hours?
I'd rather be made clear where I am coming from.The clarification is appreciated, but doesn't earn you any points, since it comes after i called you out for possibly wanting to avoid it.
This is all great reasoning Gheb, really. I mean aside if you ignore the fact that I already explained these things. I brought up Kouse being a new player because I thought Ran was preying on a weak player, I thought his "parroting" excuse because I read both defen's and Kouse's post and I just didn't see it. So you know A+ for effort.Between post #95 and post #104 Fanny tries to discredit Ran's case by questioning the 'parroting'-part of Ran's argument. Given my current position on Kouse I'm very doubtful of Fanny's intentions here. He seems pretty eager to discredit not only Ranmaru's case on Kouse by consistently calling his reasoning weak [without explaining why they're weak either] but Ran's play as a whole by saying he was trying to control the flow of the game as it that were something negative. Fanny uses two weak points himself between those none posts - one is that Ran supposedly is using weak reasoning to push new players [similar as in Kouse's case that I mentioned in the above post, this is a very heavy accusation that you'd normally push a lynch for!], the other is the claim that Ryu's questions make him look like actively hunting for scum - that doesn't seem justify at all. So I think Fandangox should probably explain both things. a) what exactly is wrong with Ran's callout on Kouse's parroting? Why is it weak and why did you have to bring up the fact that Kouse is a new player in order to discredit Ran himself rather than his arguments? b.) where the heck are you getting the idea from that Ryu's been legitimately hunting for scum? I know you said it's a soft read but even soft reads need to have at least some sort of basis.
I definitely think there's a connection between Kouse and Fanny. Kouse made himself look suspicious and Ran pointed out the how and why about it. Then Fanny comes in, discredits Ran and his case based on what I consider poor reasoning and tries to deflect the pressure elsewhere. After that Kouse magically disappears and stops posting as soon as he's off the hook. Ran also pointed out both slots as individually scummy. I'm going to operate under the assumption that they are a scumteam until I see a good rason to think otherwise.
I explained on my #125, Vult said two negative things about him, yet had him as a town read on his post, and didn't elaborate on why, it was made more confusing because he butchered who he was answering to on his multi quote post.Kind of interested in previous questions from Fand as to his read of Doop and why he had an issue with someone having a town read on Doop. Fandangox
What's your take on Ryu vs Ran, how does that affect your reads on both of them?That wouldn't be enough to make him instantly change alignment (because Kouse may be scum and thought that would be a legit route to go down vs Ran, not knowing much about forum Mafia), but it would certainly make scum!Ran more plausible in my mind.
That's not a viable scum strategy as you've described it. Scum can coast without actually contributing, but they can't coast and then call attention to that coasting and attempt to take credit for the content of other players. That is to say, assuming that every player plays to win as scum and be even somewhat believable as a cute townie. If you think I'm scum, then you can't think that's my endgame if you've properly thought things through.I feel like town!nabe's version does those things, but scum!nabe doesn't actually have to care about it. Scum!nabe would actually rather not suggest new topics to talk about, because he'd rather let discussion stagnate, then go "I told you so! Look how Town I was!"
No.@Nabe: Full reads list please.
You played Battle Network (you were the D1 lynch) and it's the "last game" that you and I played together, 2014 or not.What no, I didn't play that game if I recall correctly, I don't know why you'd equate "last game" to something from 2014.
We have nothing to say to the press on this matter at this time.What are your thoughts on Vult?
Yeah I already said I confused you with Rake's shenanigans on Revival of Dgame's mafia.You played Battle Network (you were the D1 lynch) and it's the "last game" that you and I played together, 2014 or not.
Thanks Nabe you are the real MVP.We have nothing to say to the press on this matter at this time.
What was the purpose of saying this? (Context: Ran to Ryu re: Ran/Kouse)This comes across as fake, and you get no points for stating this, this late in the game.
Ew. This whole post is terrible. It proceeds to say that Scum don't ever attempt to provide minor help, watch a situation go wrong, and then claim they helped. They do - I've seen this firsthand and I would wager most of the game has too.That's not a viable scum strategy as you've described it. Scum can coast without actually contributing, but they can't coast and then call attention to that coasting and attempt to take credit for the content of other players. That is to say, assuming that every player plays to win as scum and be even somewhat believable as a cute townie. If you think I'm scum, then you can't think that's my endgame if you've properly thought things through.
If I were scum in Day 1, I'd be turning it on and faking interactions in line with what towns expect of a townie. I'm not too bad at that. Instead, as town in Day 1, I sit and watch people's interactions, and I step in when people aren't asking the questions that I want the answers to. I'm in it to observe people and solve the great puzzle, and 6/8 players are putting in the nudgework to make that happen. Thanks for that. If more people pressure me to act like a townie "should", then I will (as if I were scum) turn it on and fake interactions to appear just "proper townie" enough for people to leave me alone. I'll do it just for you, bae. But not for me.
No.
If I wanted that to be public information, I wouldn't be using at alt, now would I? That would ruin the fun. You could guess, though. That would amuse me.Doop, whose alt-account are you?
That's not what I said, however. I said that scum can't do that if they intend to win, not that they never do it. It's an eggshell strategy. Of course, I'm working under the basic assumption that you think I'm smart enough / care enough to employ 10 minutes of my time to come up with a tenable strategy.Ew. This whole post is terrible. It proceeds to say that Scum don't ever attempt to provide minor help, watch a situation go wrong, and then claim they helped. They do - I've seen this firsthand and I would wager most of the game has too.
Let's spend as little time on bull**** as possible, by imagining the game you posit where I have an "out" for bad play.After that, it gives Nabe an out later on - if he starts taking heat and interacts badly, he can claim he was faking interactions as he said he would do.
who's your scumbuddyI am drinking with friends. I might not post tonight.
I don't know why you think Scum pretending to be helpful while really not being helpful is such an exotic strategy. It's one of the oldest, most basic tricks in the book. Sure, you can't do that for the entire game, but doing it on D1 is extremely common.That's not what I said, however. I said that scum can't do that if they intend to win, not that they never do it. It's an eggshell strategy. Of course, I'm working under the basic assumption that you think I'm smart enough / care enough to employ 10 minutes of my time to come up with a tenable strategy.
I think it's a lot more subtle than that, and I'm really not fond of you creating an entire Sherlock Holmes story and putting words into my mouth in an attempt to discredit my case.Let's spend as little time on bull**** as possible, by imagining the game you posit where I have an "out" for bad play.
- Nabe says, "I'll pretend I'm a brownie townie if people pressure me into it."
- Scum!Nabe gets pressured (presumably by Detective Inspector Dooplissity in this scenario)
- Scum!Nabe acts more townie to throw town off the scent
- Scum!Nabe takes heat for bad fake town play (nailed to the wall again by the Doopster)
- Scum!Nabe says, "It wasn't bad town play, it was bad fake town play!"
- Everybody says, "there's nothing we can do, he told us earlier he'd act like town..."
- justasplanned.jpg gets posted by Scum!Nabe in the scum chat, they all praise him
- Dooplissity frowns as he contemplates the failings of the justice system
I am town, and therefore have no scumbuddy. Would like your take on Ryu over this page and last page. Also would like your thoughts on recent Gheb too.who's your scumbuddy
I'd like some more reads then just Gheb. You have asked alot of questions in thread and I want to see where else your head is at.Vote: Gheb
Possibly someone who has not played with me before.Doop, whose alt-account are you?
There's no 'criticism' in these posts, at least not contstructive criticism. All they're saying is that they think Kouse's posts are newbTown. They're free to have that opinion if they want to.also i think RR and Doopliss gave the same criticism about your post. I'd like to know what you think of that since i was thinking (i think i mentioned it somewhere) the same thing
To express my feelings of his post, it's easier to convey why I dislike Ryu's slot. Me stating he gets no points is because I want to show that that post gets him no credit for being a thought that has come much too late. I state it's fake since I don't believe he'd have that thought if he supported me early game, liked my #71, and did not even question me. He had me as null it seemed, but he never tried to develop a read on me either. Why did you ask me this? How do you read Fandango?What was the purpose of saying this? (Context: Ran to Ryu re: Ran/Kouse)
I really want you to explain why you townread me that strongly.Nabe is a nuisance and lynching him is never a bad thing in my book. Ryu hasn't done a whole lot of note, he's pretty null to me.