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Yup, pointed that out earlier and the game hasn't progressed much. It's unfortunate that our Queen is sick and we have someone who is AFK a majority of the time. I swear, if Orbo was just coasting and I didn't push for his death hard enough, I'm gonna be upset.There are six people alive. 3 (maybe two? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) of them are assassins. We need to progress the game or we die.
If I were scum, and I decided to fake a townslip, I would just put it out there. Not point back to it and cite it as proof, but let it be in the back of everyones' minds, giving him passive town cred, so to speak. That's what he seems to have done. Or, it could have been an actual slip. I don't think it connects to Gheb.With the idea that it might be a manufactured town slip in mind, what do you think he would have to gain from doing that? Personally, I just viewed it as a not-thinking slip because I don't see what an assassin would have to gain off of that unless they knew others would make a deal of it. Alternatively, if it was just an accident in general, do you think that connects to Gheb's comment about scum possibly simply skimming thread?
Not you until I have something concrete. Not gonna go for an execute on basically q gut feeling. Maven? Probably.
Both of you have Maven as your only scum-read right now?1) Generic - Strong Town Lean
2) Spak - Town Lean
3) Gheb - Slight Town Lean
4) Orbo - Null
5) Maven - Strong Scum Lean
So you're saying you won't take time to read Blazblue? Time you spend participating in that game will be time you could have spent in this game, so it will effect this game. I'm fed up with you saying "I'll do more tomorrow" and not ever delivering on your promise. You've had two weeks and I've still seen VERY little significance from you. I've never had this problem with you, Orbo, and I've never seen you alone as Mafia before.That has no bearing on this game whatsoever especially since I'm going to be in a hydra
I'm not sure what I make of it myself. A bus right now would be strategically questionable to say the least, so we'll see.And just as I hit the reply button I realize that at this point it'd make precious little sense for scum!Sang to bus her scumbuddy so it's probably something different.
Wondering what Generic makes of all this considering Sang and Maven are his two scumreads ...
Correct.R RadicalRat I'm sorry, just to clarify, deadline is Friday by midnight?
I already mentioned this in the thread, but suggesting a state in which someone is a confirmed townie is a dangerous game to be playing and it seemed that he wanted to have a confirmed townie if they were king and killed a scum.Regarding structure: I am very strongly against any form of voting. Fite me irl.
Rather, I would propose a courtroom-esque model. The king can ask questions, do whatever, etc, as can other players to each other. However, I would submit that we, the non-kings, should make our case/arguments to the king, in an attempt to persuade him or her. Then, at the end of the day, the king will kill who he thinks is most likely scum -- of course, if you don't suck, the case you made to the king will influence his decision. The advantages to this are numerous, but they all boil down to us getting more information in one way or another.
1. Consider the following scenario: J makes a case to Spak that Rat is scum. The case is logically legitimate/holds good points. If Spak is convinced and kills rat, and rat is scum, we know Spak is not scum, at least day 1, and J gets significant town points. However, if, against a majority opinion and a logical case Spak refuses to kill Rat, and we later learn Rat is scum, then we can tell that Spak is likely scum. This is not the only type of scenario where we gain more information, but y'all are smart. I'm sure you can see others. If you want more examples, let me know.
2. It places a larger emphasis on the King. Most players will be king at one point or another. By treating a given king as a sovereign judge that we must convince, it allows us to better observe logical consistency, or lack thereof, for each king day by day -- putting potential scum kings
3. It reduces the bull****. If a majority vote for someone, the king disagrees and kills a townie, the WIFOM bull**** is gonna hit the fan. I don't want to spell this out because I have a finite amount of time, but just imagine the following day in your heads.
Post about reads/leans to come.
This bit right here. Generic said that he wasn't looking for any reads; why would he not be looking for reads? That's sorta the point of Mafia, unless you already know everyone's alignment.No reason to question, when I made the post partially to demonstrate what I meant about making cases directly at the king (that being the second reason). I wasn't looking for any reads specifically, other than gauging their respective reactions, and spurring discussion.
I also don't like this. I understand tagging someone when you are directly addressing them with your own content or reads, but telling someone to defend himself twice when the monarch already tagged him asking a question seems more like a boy sneering at another kid who got in trouble with the teacher while he got away rather than asking someone to answer a question with honest intent.
Sang, although somewhat absent throughout the game, has provided a lot of townie content, things to go off of, and while she hasn't pushed much herself, I'd say she's contributed a decent amount to the town's cause.Orboknown elaborate on your sang read
Alright, sorry for just now getting to this. It's really two points that you made when I was reading through that helped me realize that maybe Maven wasn't making simple mistakes and that I needed to focus on him more. The first is in 171 where you state that Maven was strawmanning Zalak. The second is a post (toDay I believe) where you comment about Maven making the manufactured town slip. Initially, I thought both were just Maven being genuinely confused or not understanding, but this gave me pause and made me read Maven closer.Sang, what points of mine specifically against Maven do you like?
I think Generic is the best bet at the moment because Orbo looks more uninterested than scummy (although inactivity could still be a scum sign), but it's your final decision. If you're wrong, town is screwed. If you're right, town may be screwed but at least we have another chance.Spak ....hmmm.... that's actually really interesting. I don't necessarily agree with all of your points, but I understand where you're coming from. Who, then, do you think should be the target of execution toDay? Do you still think Orbo would be the best?
Why are you so scummy?I'll be largely unavailable after 3 (EST), so does anyone have final questions for me?
I actually changed my mind about who to lynch yesterday; I said you would be the best bets in post #586, and agreed the argument against Maven was good in #588. His subsequent inactivity to the push against him doesn't bode well for his slot's allignment, but oh well.Why are you so scummy?
Seriously though, and this goes for ~ Gheb ~ as well, why kill null inactivity over actual scumminess in a MyLo situation?
Most games do prods, but I'm not sure if this game does.Do we still even do prods?
I wish I had more questions for people but it seems that when I'm able to post other people get busy, and there's really no more content that I can go off of.
I don't consider Orbo null ...Why are you so scummy?
Seriously though, and this goes for ~ Gheb ~ as well, why kill null inactivity over actual scumminess in a MyLo situation?