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Unvote: CyberWolf
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What was this supposed to be implying?
D1 is the perfect moment to lynch inactives. It's not about lynching because it got quiet, it's about preventing that.
All right, I'm kind of seeing where you're coming from now. My pointed suspicion has subsided for the moment.
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Time to move on to pressuring the next guy for information.
Vote: LazySpy
For one, joke votes aren't innately suspicious or unsuspicious this early on, in my eyes. It's like calling a question hearsay in court; there is no innate truth in a question. No statement of fact. Just as there is not in an early Day 1 joke vote. So that's why that would remain less suspicious. While I voted for Ex, that was more for a lack of other options; notice how the moment I had something to actually latch onto, the vote on him ceased to be relevant.
The thing that makes your question more suspicious is how you seem to dance around the point of it. Earlier, you mentioned that it wasn't serious, and yet now you say that there was a pointed reason to it. More than anything, that's what doesn't sit right with me now. However, everything outside that discrepancy seems to add up well enough, so I won't dwell on it much longer. There are plenty more scum in the game, and I think that this conversation has served its purpose of getting us both talking a fair amount.
And I've also run out of counterpoints.
It was just the start of the game... I am genuielly confused what kind of relevance could people expect from a fourth post in the game. Also, I won't repeat myself: I did not insist on anyone to quit the joke phase. I was just being curious.
The people who are immediately trying to get serious in the game, while having the correct intention have no means to start serious discussions from scratch unless something happens, which is mostly through RVS. While the ones going for joke votes seem normal to me.
Honestly, I'd rather lynch the inactives before they cripple us in the future.
You're acting like you couldn't vote someone randomly, but why not? There's no reason not to, whether it be a joke vote or not.
Cyper Wolf didn't say anything at the time and inactives are more likely to get subbed out on day 2 or modkilled and we know that inactives don't kill at night and most likely it would be a player who has already posted would do the killing.
I was unaware that LazySpy was a new-ish player. That certainly does make his unsureness more understandable. They're also taking the whole thing rather well all things considered, so I'd say I'm satisfied.Ok tbh, I didn’t find anything suspicious in LazySpy's posts. They are a comparatively new player (afaik) and might have been confused as to what way to proceed on D1 and might have panicked due to the votes on them, which I feel is okay for a new player. They could be newb scum too, but I don't really find them suspicious for wanting to do something on D1 but having no idea what or how to do it.
Less that he wanted activity too early, and more that he wanted activity but wasn't going to make it himself, which isn't a great look.Before I even start reading, is the case against Lazy is due to him trying to get some activity too early thus making it look artificial?
Dude, at the time of your post, it hadn't even been 24 hours yet. That's hardly enough time for someone to really be considered inactive.Well, I can see why people are voting Lazy, but I don't think it's anything too substantial. While Town might be trying to pressure him, scum might be trying to push his lynch due to him not knowing (nor being really able tbh) to defend himself.
Honestly, I'd rather lynch the inactives before they cripple us in the future.
Vote: Cyber Wolf
FoS: Officer Snake
If you're there we'd love to hear you say something
I'm not sure I really agree with this ideology. You can't really go after a player for something they haven't done yet. Plus, how are they gonna build a trend of not being inactive if you lynch them before they get the chance? If they're really inactive anyway, Clavin's rules'll sort 'em out, especially this early on.It's not really just about who has been inactive in this game, but who is more likely to become.
I think I've never seen you posting more than 10 posts in a game, and you getting subbed out on the last ones makes me think you might be neglecting some games you're in.
That being said I'm glad you're here and I hope you stick around until the end instead of vanishing.
Do we really tho, all the discussions seem prettt weak to me so far
D1 is the perfect moment to lynch inactives. It's not about lynching because it got quiet, it's about preventing that.
2. I will politely ask for at least 3 posts per day phase at the very least, to keep activity up. Recently TWR games have suffered from low activity. Unless they’re valid reasons as to why you cannot do this, your first time not having 3 posts a day will result in a warning, the second will be subbing you out, or if subs are not available, modkilling you unfortunately (So please keep activity up to avoid this!)
COLOURS WEAVE INTO A SPIRE OF FLAME!Everyone is here, nice
Interesting, Pod and Deku are making the same comments, and are even voting Lazy at this point. Why mention only me without addressing either of them?I do agree with you though that Lone_Garurumon seems to be going after an easy lynch. There's nothing LazySpy can say that could be treated as true evidence (for lack of a better word)
Unvote: DekuNut
Vote: Lone_Garurumon
Interesting, Pod and Deku are making the same comments, and are even voting Lazy at this point. Why mention only me without addressing either of them?
Also @Jinjo my above point is directed at you as well because apparently I forgot to grab your post even though I thought I had.
Fair points, I guess. The word panic sure looks odd, but I can easily see a new player being panicked when several people are voting him on a case, where he has nothing to defend himself with.I'm unsure as to how 'new' LazySpy can be considered, but panicking due to one vote is always something to kind of raise an eyebrow in my book. LazySpy still isn't that suspect to me (to warrant a vote), but the usage of "panicking" is odd. There's nothing suspicious for wanting to do something on D1 and not knowing how to proceed with it, but coming in and just saying you want something to be done does make it look like fluff.
UNVOTE: MegaPod.
VOTE: Pika_pika42.
Yeah, I felt both are normal processes for D1, hence I said I didn't have any suspicions at that point.I'm kind of confused - you're saying both seem normal to you?
I think he's a fairly new player, but only he can say how new he actually is. I haven't really seen him in many games, but I also have not played much recently, so can't exactly say.I was unaware that LazySpy was a new-ish player. That certainly does make his unsureness more understandable. They're also taking the whole thing rather well all things considered, so I'd say I'm satisfied.
Unvote: LazySpy
While I kinda understand why you might see LazySpy as suspicious, but there's no solid ground for you to stick with it. I can understand why you want to keep your vote on them for now, but don't stop on it, at least try to either pressure them more to gain further evidence they are scum or try looking at different prospects for suspicions. Choosing a target and just sitting on them can't help in scum hunting if you do nothing with it.Well, even taking into account his newness, his initial CWAC and reaction to my vote are behavioral clues that we have available to work with, and from my POV I think it’s a good idea to stick to the best lead I have so far, what with the absence of more substantial options on Day 1. We have to start somewhere, and I’m not fully convinced he’s not Mafia.
[/QUOTE]Honestly, I'd rather lynch the inactives before they cripple us in the future.
It's not really just about who has been inactive in this game, but who is more likely to become.
I think I've never seen you posting more than 10 posts in a game, and you getting subbed out on the last ones makes me think you might be neglecting some games you're in.
That being said I'm glad you're here and I hope you stick around until the end instead of vanishing.
All these posts feel wrong. Going after inactives on D1 can't be a good strategy at any cost, since we have literally no information about them. They could even be a PR or something.D1 is the perfect moment to lynch inactives. It's not about lynching because it got quiet, it's about preventing that.
Even if they're Power Roles it's better to lynch them so we become aware of which role isn't being used. Having an inactive cop or doctor and not knowing that is infinitely worse than knowing they won't help us.All these posts feel wrong. Going after inactives on D1 can't be a good strategy at any cost, since we have literally no information about them. They could even be a PR or something.
We all know that's not always the case. Subs keepgetting harder and harder to find.And even if anyone goes inactive, the host can always bring in a sub.
That is... No. Just... No.Is the votecount correct, Calvin? I think someone had voted me.
Even if they're Power Roles it's better to lynch them so we become aware of which role isn't being used. Having an inactive cop or doctor and not knowing that is infinitely worse than knowing they won't help us.
We all know that's not always the case. Subs keepgetting harder and harder to find.
I'm not sure if you guys are really understading how serious of an issue inactive players are becoming. We just had a virtual town loss by D2 in Star Trek Mafia, since it was 7-3 but four players were inactive. If none of them were scum Town would've lost by parity as early as in the first 72h.
This is a scenario I really wouldn't like to face again, and people who are trying to get me killed with the opposite logic might be trying to kill active players to cause this kind of stalemate.
I'm gonna somewhat OMGUS here and vote Pika_pika because he feels the scummiest to me, trying to use a fallacy to paint me as scum.
Vote: Pika_pika42
Look, Cyber and Officer were both subbed out in the last two games they were in.Yes having inactive players is a bad thing, but you can't just go killing off people that you think might turn inactive later.
I'm not sure if I'd say this is scummy behaviour, but I do know that I am very opposed to what you're trying to do with this vote.
The OMGUS is too much. I see no fallacy in his argument, and tbh you're kinda leaning on the edge of maniacal.Is the votecount correct, Calvin? I think someone had voted me.
Even if they're Power Roles it's better to lynch them so we become aware of which role isn't being used. Having an inactive cop or doctor and not knowing that is infinitely worse than knowing they won't help us.
We all know that's not always the case. Subs keepgetting harder and harder to find.
I'm not sure if you guys are really understading how serious of an issue inactive players are becoming. We just had a virtual town loss by D2 in Star Trek Mafia, since it was 7-3 but four players were inactive. If none of them were scum Town would've lost by parity as early as in the first 72h.
This is a scenario I really wouldn't like to face again, and people who are trying to get me killed with the opposite logic might be trying to kill active players to cause this kind of stalemate.
I'm gonna somewhat OMGUS here and vote Pika_pika because he feels the scummiest to me, trying to use a fallacy to paint me as scum.
Vote: Pika_pika42