Matt (1st vote)
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Illyria (2nd vote)
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DFaraday (3rd vote)
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This makes me think that one of the Zebra voters (yes, I know that includes me) likely killed Sig. I'll go over their posts in the morning.sig wrote:Yeah MP, I kind of kept up with the thread, but didn't write a great big post.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Lame.
Who did you want to lynch sig?
I noticed Zebra's cheerleader/blondieness and was surprised it took so long for someone to point it out, I think Matt's NO U vote and then explanation was really weird. Eloh and Matt went back and forth and I got nothing from it. I'm null on MP he seems really eager and I'm not sure if that is his civ self or not. I think at least one or two mafia members voted for Zebra she was an easy lynch button and I think people took advantage of that.
If I had to pick between Eloh and Zebra I'd have picked Eloh. However, if I could pick anyone it would be Wilgy for trying to get me lynched when I was silenced.
Personally, I have always been the type to take my votes seriously. I acknowledge that not everyone feels the same way. So, this response does give me something to think about...somehow it reads as genuine.DFaraday wrote:When did Day 1 votes become such serious business around here? I recall a time when half the field would randomize on Day 1 and nobody thought it weak, when Jason Maher would vote himself every Day 1 and nobody complained, and actually having a substantial reason for voting that early was unusual. Did something change, or am I severely misremembering, because I still don't approach Day 1 with that much analysis.
I would also note that MP says there is no reason for a baddie to act the way Zebra was, which may be true (though I think baddies can play intentionally obtuse in thread to avoid committing to anything). However, I would ask what reason a baddie specifically would have for giving such a throwaway reason for voting someone. I don't think it's a stretch to say that civvies vote for lame reasons just as much as baddies, and I really don't see how a weak voting reason is alignment-indicative at all.
If you want to say my vote was weaksauce, fine, it kind of was, but it doesn't make me bad.
EBWOP: K4J, for the longest time your avi was a source of gender confusion for me.
Something apparently changed, and thank goodness for that. The Day 1 you're describing sounds abysmal.DFaraday wrote:When did Day 1 votes become such serious business around here? I recall a time when half the field would randomize on Day 1 and nobody thought it weak, when Jason Maher would vote himself every Day 1 and nobody complained, and actually having a substantial reason for voting that early was unusual. Did something change, or am I severely misremembering, because I still don't approach Day 1 with that much analysis.
My two reasons for voting Zebra were that she was acting overly confused (not zany) and that she asked DB if "we can trust you". You talk as if her zaniness was my main reason when the fact that she is zany played no part in my decision.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Continuing the previous exercise:
Elohcin (4th vote)
The theme that "Zebra is zany and zany is bad" continues with Elohcin, and I remain uninspired. There are always people goofing around in Mafia games or being otherwise "zany" and they can come from any alignment. I need these voters to explain they felt Zebra's "zaniness" in this game was more indicative that it would generally be in your average randomly selected Mafia game. Beyond that, I've highlighted another comment made and pushed by Elohcin. She asserted that Zebra's "how can we trust you?" directed at DrumBeats was a baddie slip. I think this is a highly dubious assertion.Spoiler: show
That'd be to say that Zebra literally forgot she was posting in the public game thread and asked a self-exposing question. It wouldn't be a "slip", it'd practically be a claim. I don't think brand new players would make that mistake, let alone an experienced player like Zebra. I struggle to believe Elohcin really buys this accusation.
Because I struggle forming independent reads in the beginning of a game and it bugs me. I think it is a bad thing that I must rely on other player´s cases.DrWilgy wrote:Hold the phone. Why is that a bad thing?Nerolunar wrote:If I know myself well, Im going to believe in a case made tomorrow and bandwagon. Thats how it usually is for me at this stage. Im not proud, just saying.
You are preemptively setting yourself up for failure, but only becaused you defined the action as failure. Why?
Regardless, I think Nero should be lynched on grounds that he's my partner, your partner, Enrique's partner, the Joker, the Riddler, the Gingerbread Man, and Toto.
Regardless, I think Nero should be lynched on grounds that he's my partner, your partner, Enrique's partner, the Joker, the Riddler, the Gingerbread Man, and Toto.
It's a recycled sockNerolunar wrote:It has 389 posts for some reason.
Scans DrWilgyDrWilgy wrote:Cell! Talk to me bae
The following people are probably too new to The Syndicate to be familiar with this joke (correct me if I'm wrong):Cell wrote:Scans DrWilgyDrWilgy wrote:Cell! Talk to me bae
Results: Not a doctor.
How does our scan of DrWilgy correlate with who the Process is? You'd have to be under the assumption that we are the Process, and that assumption would be incorrect.The following people are probably too new to The Syndicate to be familiar with this joke (correct me if I'm wrong):
agleaminranks
DrumBeats
Illyria
kneel4justice
Less likely to be the Process.
The second-last post I included in that spoiler suggests otherwise:Elohcin wrote:My two reasons for voting Zebra were that she was acting overly confused (not zany) and that she asked DB if "we can trust you". You talk as if her zaniness was my main reason when the fact that she is zany played no part in my decision.
I also stated why I harbor doubts about your response to Zebra's "can we trust you" comment. I think calling that a "slip" is a big reach and I struggle to believe the accusation was sincere.Elohcin wrote:If I had to name the top zany people on this site (right now) it would be Matt, Wilgy, and Zebra.DFaraday wrote:And no, I don't think Wilgy is being very helpful either, but he does this regardless of alignment. I don't recall Zebra ever behaving this way.
But you are right in that Zebra is extra zany this game. I am going to go ahead and vote that way. ZEBRA
Nutella, now that you're back I need you to answer this.DrumBeats wrote:What nefarious intentions could the plan have? Elaborate. Look at the plan which, since the very beginning, was that we lynch a Process tomorrow if and only if the mafia kills one tonight. Tell me what nefarious intentions back up this scum read.nutella wrote:OK, I'm back from graduating!!and caught up.
Zebra, I have no idea how you got so confused but it's pretty weird that you voted without even looking at the poll time.
Matt's inexplicable naming of Niju as the Process is perplexing and his refusal to explain it is even more so. Matt tends to be zany but I'm keeping an eye on him for this strange behavior.
I think that Drum's alliance proposition is probably a terrible idea and might have nefarious motivations. The Process is just one role/player, so even with its many powers it probably won't be impossible to get rid of, while the Camerata team is a significant threat and more in number for us to take down. I find Drum quite suspicious for the proposal and I also find Elo suspicious for expressing interest in it and then sort of covering her tracks -- although I believe that she wasn't outright agreeing to the plan in the first place but considering it as an option, but it's still kind of surprising that she jumped on it without acknowledging its suspicious nature.
There's still a whole day but it's looking likely I'll want to vote for either Drum or Elo.
linki @ Drum: huh, I don't really understand, you think the mafia can target specific elements? if they can, will we be told a process element has been eliminated?This all seems pretty speculative, and regardless I largely agree with niju that any degree of alliance/trusting the mafia is too risky especially in such a small game.
Aaaand there's a Cell sock account
Argh. Now I understand how DrumBeats felt. I didn't misconstrue what he proposed, at least as far as I know. I know the plan was contingent upon the mafia acting first in civilian favor. I reiterate that even if this happened, it STILL requires trust in the mafia to do the back and forth, and for us to be on their side by lynching an element. They would still have to comply in lynching the element with us, too. But I suppose now that I think about it, it would be hard to hide if you chose not to vote along as an "agreement." Still, it's too risky, their team is too big, and there are too many unknowns at this point, especially at the point that the plan was proposed. Does that make sense? I don't blame him or think he's bad for suggesting the plan; I just don't think it's a good idea.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:nijuukyugou
This is snipped from a larger post. She asserted that Zebra's behavior was "weird as shit", but didn't make a definitive accusation. I'll follow the progression.Spoiler: show
Her comment @DrumBeats strikes me as a misconstruing of what he was proposing. This came after he reiterated/restated his idea to emphasize that it required no actual trust of the baddie team (because it required them to make the first move). I'm not sure what trust nijuu was suggesting had to exist for this plan to function. I don't know whether that means anything, but it's something nijuu can talk about and perhaps that'll substantiate any resulting read.
See, when I had been reading the thread, I was initially suspicious of Eloh but it got to the point where quite a few people had been voicing suspicions on her (as far as I can remember this was before Zebra had really gained any attention) and it seemed the lynch was headed that way. I was wondering if I were actually wrong in my suspicion and the mafia was trying to push for her lynch. So when I suddenly saw things going towards Zebra, I felt like perhaps it had been because the mafia needed to find a second option to push for in order to avoid an Eloh lynch and I had actually been right at first. Then there is the possibility that they are both good and the mafia just did not want to all bandwagon on the same player. So, it is up in the air but I do stand by the possibility that the mafia was avoiding an Eloh lynch because she is their team member.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:
reywaS / kneel4justice
This is quite a substantive post, and it came approximately one hour after his initial post after replacing in. That would seem to indicate that he spent real time reviewing this thread, taking notes, and coming up with content to provide. That's a nice look for a guy that just joined the game. I will challenge one point made here, the one I highlighted. I don't know that it makes sense to assert the Zebra wagoners were avoiding an Elohcin lynch, because the Elohcin counterwagon did not develop until the Zebra wagon had already reached its peak.Spoiler: show
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It's a nice start, but there's still too little to judge. Thanks for joining us, kneel4justice.
Oh no, ones brain shouldn't melt.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:*brain melts*
That'll be quite enough for now.
Dragon D. Luffy wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:33 pm Just how many days of "let's yeet them tomorrow" can a mafioso survive?
The answer: all of them, if you are a marmot.
Ooo, what a good idea! What do you say Mac?Matt wrote:Yeaaaah!!! Macdougall!
Despite my excitement, he'll probably form an allliance with Elo to P-lynch me.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.