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here is an interesting take: sometimes conflict is necessary for things to move forward
hally, you did try to police us and i think thats okay from a cosmic omniscient point of view. you dont like conflict, so you take action to get rid of it so you dont feel bad. nothing wrong about that
alison is also just doing what she thinks is right
i am also doing what i think is right
if there was no conflict i do not believe issues get resolved
hally, you did try to police us and i think thats okay from a cosmic omniscient point of view. you dont like conflict, so you take action to get rid of it so you dont feel bad. nothing wrong about that
alison is also just doing what she thinks is right
i am also doing what i think is right
if there was no conflict i do not believe issues get resolved
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i remember trying to break up townies fighting as mafia in a game once and not getting my due townread for it and it was annoyingchardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:59 pmGood to know. I guess im used to other sites where scum chill when infighting happens. I wouldn't expect scum to break upa theoretical town v Town Alison tuutuHally wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:55 pmtrue. conflict just makes me illAlison wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:53 pmhally's behavior is NAI.chardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:50 pmI look forward to Ob!towning the daylights out of you later then
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I am town reading Alison.
I like Hally trying to break up Alison and Tutuu. Not strong town points, but better then nothing.![]()
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I mean the way to do it is to pretend to break them up but in an extremely ineffectual way so you just make them more annoyed and committed to fighting with each other and then you get the best of both worlds.
There's nothing that says a fake can't surpass the real thing.
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i guess it’s not the conflict itself i have an issue with. i agree conflict can often bring about positive change, and if that’s what it takes for you both to be on good terms with each other again that’s oktutuu wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:00 am here is an interesting take: sometimes conflict is necessary for things to move forward
hally, you did try to police us and i think thats okay from a cosmic omniscient point of view. you dont like conflict, so you take action to get rid of it so you dont feel bad. nothing wrong about that
alison is also just doing what she thinks is right
i am also doing what i think is right
if there was no conflict i do not believe issues get resolved
what i maybe moreso take issue with is bringing it into this game thread as opposed to resolving it privately with the mod on duty. since now everyone is kinda roped into your conflict and it sours the game for us too, whereas it should really should just be between you both. but this is just my feeling, and im probably overreacting just because im very sensitive to conflict
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[mention]tutuu[/mention] I think the issue with the conflict is that its not really helping the game at hand? This seems like a world veiw battle, not a alignment battle. Unless you have a read on alison?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?
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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
im bored you're mafia
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hi bored, heard you were calling
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this game is now tutuu vs. mac for funniest poster of the year
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why did you ask mac this? what prompted this question and what are you expecting to gain from it?chardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 am @tutuu I think the issue with the conflict is that its not really helping the game at hand? This seems like a world veiw battle, not a alignment battle. Unless you have a read on alison?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?
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really the thing tutuu has to do to be on good terms with me again is very simple and it's to just stop claiming scum every game. I don't think it's an unreasonable requestHally wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 ami guess it’s not the conflict itself i have an issue with. i agree conflict can often bring about positive change, and if that’s what it takes for you both to be on good terms with each other again that’s oktutuu wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:00 am here is an interesting take: sometimes conflict is necessary for things to move forward
hally, you did try to police us and i think thats okay from a cosmic omniscient point of view. you dont like conflict, so you take action to get rid of it so you dont feel bad. nothing wrong about that
alison is also just doing what she thinks is right
i am also doing what i think is right
if there was no conflict i do not believe issues get resolved
what i maybe moreso take issue with is bringing it into this game thread as opposed to resolving it privately with the mod on duty. since now everyone is kinda roped into your conflict and it sours the game for us too, whereas it should really should just be between you both. but this is just my feeling, and im probably overreacting just because im very sensitive to conflict
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anyway I'm sleeping for real now bye
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I didn't even notice the question but succinctly, I am a level 4 player and easily the best and most complete mafia player you have ever encountered. You should be thrilled to receive the lessons you are about to receive.
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I was curious if he was a "goofball" style player with all the jokes and gifs, or if that just his early game routine.Hally wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:17 amwhy did you ask mac this? what prompted this question and what are you expecting to gain from it?chardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 am @tutuu I think the issue with the conflict is that its not really helping the game at hand? This seems like a world veiw battle, not a alignment battle. Unless you have a read on alison?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?
There are certain player types that i struggle to get reliable reads on. Funny, charismatic people are one of them.
Whats lesson 1?MacDougall wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:19 am I didn't even notice the question but succinctly, I am a level 4 player and easily the best and most complete mafia player you have ever encountered. You should be thrilled to receive the lessons you are about to receive.
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not happening!Alison wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:18 amreally the thing tutuu has to do to be on good terms with me again is very simple and it's to just stop claiming scum every game. I don't think it's an unreasonable requestHally wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 ami guess it’s not the conflict itself i have an issue with. i agree conflict can often bring about positive change, and if that’s what it takes for you both to be on good terms with each other again that’s oktutuu wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:00 am here is an interesting take: sometimes conflict is necessary for things to move forward
hally, you did try to police us and i think thats okay from a cosmic omniscient point of view. you dont like conflict, so you take action to get rid of it so you dont feel bad. nothing wrong about that
alison is also just doing what she thinks is right
i am also doing what i think is right
if there was no conflict i do not believe issues get resolved
what i maybe moreso take issue with is bringing it into this game thread as opposed to resolving it privately with the mod on duty. since now everyone is kinda roped into your conflict and it sours the game for us too, whereas it should really should just be between you both. but this is just my feeling, and im probably overreacting just because im very sensitive to conflict
where im coming from is here: i dont like having the feeling that my freedom is being trampled upon
doesnt matter how tiny the microagression is. if its something that i perceive as an attack on my freedom i will fight my best against it
i dont find claiming scum every post funny anymore, it is not an integral part of my play, and i could easily drop it
but im not bending the knee to people who feel the need to act dominant towards me. doesnt matter how ridiculous the cause is for me to go to battle under this banner, i am not bending the knee, and i am dying on the hill if i have to. i have seen Braveheart starring Mel Gibson so I know what i'm talking about
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enjoy never playing a game with me ever again
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see you, space cowboy
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Me winning the funniest poster award because tutuu mad
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mac and hally town and nanook scum but these are silly one-post reads that dont matter muchchardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:38 am Tutuu whats your thoughts on the game outside of Alison?
i havent thought about mac's and hally's later posts since i was preocuppied with other stuff, after i ponder about them i will let u know
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i think my braveheart mel gibson line was pretty funny. made me laugh as i was writing it even thought i was upset
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LESSON 1: Techn 3 iques to Learn About thechardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:26 amI was curious if he was a "goofball" style player with all the jokes and gifs, or if that just his early game routine.Hally wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:17 amwhy did you ask mac this? what prompted this question and what are you expecting to gain from it?chardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 am @tutuu I think the issue with the conflict is that its not really helping the game at hand? This seems like a world veiw battle, not a alignment battle. Unless you have a read on alison?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?
There are certain player types that i struggle to get reliable reads on. Funny, charismatic people are one of them.
Whats lesson 1?MacDougall wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:19 am I didn't even notice the question but succinctly, I am a level 4 player and easily the best and most complete mafia player you have ever encountered. You should be thrilled to receive the lessons you are about to receive.
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thanks, look forward to it!tutuu wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:39 ammac and hally town and nanook scum but these are silly one-post reads that dont matter muchchardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:38 am Tutuu whats your thoughts on the game outside of Alison?
i havent thought about mac's and hally's later posts since i was preocuppied with other stuff, after i ponder about them i will let u know
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Mac pleases tell me thats a copy pasta?! I think my grasp on reality would snap if that was something you at some point in time typed out yourself lol
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Ehh, I feel like maybe my first impression paranoia of Tutuu is non-ai for her.
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Hey gang,
“Play with love” is not just a cheap slogan. It is a rule. Thank you.
“Play with love” is not just a cheap slogan. It is a rule. Thank you.
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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
Heyyyyy.... this is just a big fat "thing" now, eh? Anywho, I see Alison is making a federal case out of me asking if that thing could be Lie Detected. I don't really dig that much, but I really try to respect people's beliefs and keep an open mind.

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ALSO I want to play with love. I love my fellow players, and I hope they can love me, in my hideous wairdness.

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No, that would be the ultimate form of the strategy! You just have to claim cop after. Maybe give up another teammate on N4 to string 'em along to the end.


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How seriously do you take that?chardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:11 pm Im interested to see where Alison's experimental methodology leads.

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Yeah but also there are a lot of other players in these games than you two and the rest of us literally didn't threaten you with anything and in fact I am a good time guy and I support zany schemes and gimmicks 110% so like it's all good but then the underlying bitterness taints what would be, to me, a cool and fun and daring style.tutuu wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:33 pmi was misyeeted last game as mech conf town because i claimed mafia excessively and i was told that i would be yeeted again and again if i dont bend the kneechardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:27 pm Mmm, i dont think this methodology is looking too good Alison. You've already gotten at least one read wrong.
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Hi tutuu, Idk what the toughest thing ive done is. its not an easily quantifiable thing, and I guess any number of things i've done would be seen as tough or lame depending on PoV and context.
What made you decide to go with the opener you had this game?
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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
[mention]tutuu[/mention] How do you plan on contributing to the scumhunt if you are claiming to be scum in every post? Will there be, like, sections to your post, where you play for real, and then do the ol' scum claim? OR you could to it sarcastically! Like "If I were pretending to be town then I'd make the case that blah blah blah..."
That's not a bad way. Your thoughts?


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At first he smirked and said "What? That's silly," then he read the rest and half-smile nodded.chardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:44 pm I like Alison taking the incentive to start moving the game out of the early stages with a more serous push.
The thing about Tutuu is that i was brushing it off as silly early game play until she wasnt willing to out a buddy. I feel like town would jokingly come up with somebody they feel could play off of them, where as scum would be more afraid to out a buddy really or fake b/c the back fire is worse.
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Except we both know that she promised last game to do this this game. I don't think it mattered much what her role card said. Agree or disagree?

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Why is it NAI? Does this affect your judgment of chardonnay? This is a really off-handed post.Alison wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:53 pmhally's behavior is NAI.chardonnay wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:50 pmI look forward to Ob!towning the daylights out of you later then
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I am town reading Alison.
I like Hally trying to break up Alison and Tutuu. Not strong town points, but better then nothing.

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Weird vibes.chardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:08 am @tutuu I think the issue with the conflict is that its not really helping the game at hand? This seems like a world veiw battle, not a alignment battle. Unless you have a read on alison?
maybe you could talk to me about somebody else on the roster if you want?
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Hi MacDougall, I actully did manage to break up a T V T as mafia once and got lots of town cred D1. Alas it didnt last and i was on the chopping block D2.
May i ask for a succinct description of your playstyle?

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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
Nanook is playing?tutuu wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:39 ammac and hally town and nanook scum but these are silly one-post reads that dont matter muchchardonnay wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:38 am Tutuu whats your thoughts on the game outside of Alison?
i havent thought about mac's and hally's later posts since i was preocuppied with other stuff, after i ponder about them i will let u know

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Long Con is legitimately open naked mafia
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him and char have been opening it up for the past few pages. He's commented on everyone's posts but char's as well.
There's nothing that says a fake can't surpass the real thing.
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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
perhaps you would like to explain how you read me towntutuu wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 9:16 pm fake and manufactured post:
hally town
alison town
ted town
nanook scum
real and genuine post:
i feel relieved that my gambit worked. i was legit worried (even tho i didnt show it) that it would backfire and i would feel guilt towards my mafia teammate. but i have a feeling it will work, and people will townread me for this. so this makes me feel rly, rly, rly relieved, and good. life is good! its like .... its like coming out of the closet. coming out of the closet about something LGBT related about you. i feel like im dancing in the rain rn, going in circles, screaming off the top of my lungs "I AM MAFIA" and i feel FREE. and RELIEVED. and UNBURDENED.
i DO NOT have to feel bad about this. i dont need to lie anymore and put up a facade that im town. no more pretending. i can just say the truth. and the truth is beautiful.
I AM MAFIA. god i feel light. like a feather. life is good.
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Re: The 7th Saga [Day 1]
who's the second? I only know Mac.Alison wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 9:20 pmso I'm sort of breaking my own rule by saying this since I was explicitly trying to go for a more "read people on the first post of the game, go by gut reads, don't give explicit reasoning, play in a less logical fashion" style to see how that worked out for me (and since both the syndicate's first post read advocates are in this game I figured that would work here).
but I'll give reasoning here anyway because I'm alison enough that I can't resist. while it's probably within scum range for tutuu to do this as scum, I think this is >rand town because I do not believe that tutuu would wish to risk me attacking her/trying to policy her really early in the game if she was scum. it's much more psychologically easy to do this as town because if I kill her and she flips town she gets to feel like it wasn't her fault/that it was my tunnelling that made town lose, whereas if she flips scum it's just embarassing for her
I used to be good at these but then I dropped it because I realised I couldn't hold the strength of the opening reads in light of new evidence, so it was a waste of time.
That comment wasn't relevant to anything but I felt like flexing.
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Something tells me that you wouldn't be a hard catch, but if you're scum here, then I guess feel free to prove me wrongtutuu wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 9:30 pm that is a nice analysis. it is true that im afraid of embarassment. however, one fatal flaw is underestimating how much im willing to gambit and how impulsive i am in my decision-making, in case i decide that doing this will put me at zero risk of getting flipped in the first place
i have already calculated all the variables. psychoanalyzed all of you. i even know what you ate for breakfast. dont feel creeped out. its just business, kids.
i am mafia and i am going to win this game because of 2 reasons
1) what happened last game
2) nobody has seen me play mafia
sorry, just how it goes. i believe in destiny. do u?

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meh, I don't like this read. They've arguably been posting non AI content up to this point.
what posts did you find townie for her?
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I buy it
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