Re: [NIGHT 6] Harry Potter Mafia
Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 6:15 pm
Why?Merga Bien wrote:And in this particular game, the low poster route is dangerous.
Why?Merga Bien wrote:And in this particular game, the low poster route is dangerous.
I'm sorry, but when did I distance myself from Alizon and cast doubt on her civvieness? I am still convinced she is good, and have found her logic compelling. I was disappointed in her vote for me though.Katharina Henot wrote: I think what merga was saying was that - at the end of the lynch they tried to distance from each other because they knew no matter which of them were lynched - the result would end in a no lynch. So, since both baddies knew that they would survive - let's cast doubt on each other for the sake of looking civ.
I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
i actually was talking to/about Malin, But OK. How about this, if you vote for Malin again tomorrow, I will too?Alizon Device wrote:I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
You may hate low poster voting, but in this scenario, it isn't weak, and it's not opportunistic. I had spoken up, and now I'm public enemy #1. I'm telling you, if I were bad in this game, I wouldn't say a damn thing. wifom that comment if you like. That would straight up be my strategy, and I'd be getting a pass every day for it. There's plenty of good ways to get civs lynched. We've had 4 out of 5 civ lynches, all for different reasons. Thinking you've pegged a pair of living teammates is another way.
I'll join Anne Redferne's vote, since I feel good about her.
Whereas I just picked a number that was aesthetically pleasing to me.Margarethe Reinberg wrote:Anna, I am not at all sure whose behind those numbers. I went with the theory that it's the list of players just like they are listed normally and the numbers at that same spot represent that person. That could be totally wrong, it was just a theory expressed by someone. I thought I was voting for Katharina. And yes I would feel good about it being you too.
I get what you are saying about the penalty, but I also agree with Alizon that keeping quiet is a great way for baddies to avoid attention. I think it might be worth a penalty or two to stay out of the public eye.Merga Bien wrote:i actually was talking to/about Malin, But OK. How about this, if you vote for Malin again tomorrow, I will too?Alizon Device wrote:I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
You may hate low poster voting, but in this scenario, it isn't weak, and it's not opportunistic. I had spoken up, and now I'm public enemy #1. I'm telling you, if I were bad in this game, I wouldn't say a damn thing. wifom that comment if you like. That would straight up be my strategy, and I'd be getting a pass every day for it. There's plenty of good ways to get civs lynched. We've had 4 out of 5 civ lynches, all for different reasons. Thinking you've pegged a pair of living teammates is another way.
I'll join Anne Redferne's vote, since I feel good about her.
Um, yes. I don't see why that is funny. I actually didn't even look to see how many votes it had before choosing it, and was surprised to see that I had picked the most popular option (at the time.)Merga Bien wrote:That coincidentaly already had 2 votes??
Right, I assume it's starting at extra votes, I'm just curious if it's starting only the following lynched or all lynches with extra votes. It wouldn't really be a big deal to just start the next lynch at +1 vote, but if you're starting all lynches with extra votes it becomes a more risky strategy.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior. Maybe I am projecting onto you and Alizon, but you seriously need to try to look for suspicions based on OTHER than post count (and your Maret susp is based on her not liking your fixation on post count, so that does not count). If you do that, I am there. If not, fixation on low posters will draw my ire.
Linki@ Anna, it is related to starting lynches...handicapped.
Thank you for the advice, but I find it's best not to let others direct me on how to search for suspects.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior. Maybe I am projecting onto you and Alizon, but you seriously need to try to look for suspicions based on OTHER than post count (and your Maret susp is based on her not liking your fixation on post count, so that does not count). If you do that, I am there. If not, fixation on low posters will draw my ire.
Linki@ Anna, it is related to starting lynches...handicapped.
You told Malin to "ask Alizon."Merga Bien wrote:i actually was talking to/about Malin, But OK. How about this, if you vote for Malin again tomorrow, I will too?Alizon Device wrote:I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
You may hate low poster voting, but in this scenario, it isn't weak, and it's not opportunistic. I had spoken up, and now I'm public enemy #1. I'm telling you, if I were bad in this game, I wouldn't say a damn thing. wifom that comment if you like. That would straight up be my strategy, and I'd be getting a pass every day for it. There's plenty of good ways to get civs lynched. We've had 4 out of 5 civ lynches, all for different reasons. Thinking you've pegged a pair of living teammates is another way.
I'll join Anne Redferne's vote, since I feel good about her.
I think "pretty standard baddie behavior" is a flawed concept, because baddies consciously try not to engage in behavior that will be perceived as "standard." I'm confused as to why you think a baddie would so brazenly pursue a behavior that would make them look like a baddie.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior.
This is what I've been saying since I came in. Why people are focused on civvie bahvior and baddie behavior as though those are "objective" things is beyond me.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I think "pretty standard baddie behavior" is a flawed concept, because baddies consciously try not to engage in behavior that will be perceived as "standard." I'm confused as to why you think a baddie would so brazenly pursue a behavior that would make them look like a baddie.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior.
I might, I might not. Per the hosts, I have 48 hours to decide.Merga Bien wrote:So...you won't be joining me to vote Malin?Alizon Device wrote:You told Malin to "ask Alizon."Merga Bien wrote:i actually was talking to/about Malin, But OK. How about this, if you vote for Malin again tomorrow, I will too?Alizon Device wrote:I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
You may hate low poster voting, but in this scenario, it isn't weak, and it's not opportunistic. I had spoken up, and now I'm public enemy #1. I'm telling you, if I were bad in this game, I wouldn't say a damn thing. wifom that comment if you like. That would straight up be my strategy, and I'd be getting a pass every day for it. There's plenty of good ways to get civs lynched. We've had 4 out of 5 civ lynches, all for different reasons. Thinking you've pegged a pair of living teammates is another way.
I'll join Anne Redferne's vote, since I feel good about her.
I'm not Malin's teammate, and I don't appreciate people trying to coerce me to vote in ways I may not care to in the future. I have a lot of evolving thoughts in this and I'm not interested in voting early just because you will vote the same as me. I have things I want to talk about, but every time I say anything, it's read in the context of me being bad, so![]()
Some more wine for your table: If I were Malin's teammate, I'm pretty sure we'd run this thread bowlegged.
Maret is a target I did not expect.
Linki@ Malin, there is WIFOM, there is "No choice", there are a lot of reasons.
They can be objective things.Alizon Device wrote:This is what I've been saying since I came in. Why people are focused on civvie bahvior and baddie behavior as though those are "objective" things is beyond me.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I think "pretty standard baddie behavior" is a flawed concept, because baddies consciously try not to engage in behavior that will be perceived as "standard." I'm confused as to why you think a baddie would so brazenly pursue a behavior that would make them look like a baddie.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior.
Theres no "can be." Either it is or it isn't.Merga Bien wrote:They can be objective things.Alizon Device wrote:This is what I've been saying since I came in. Why people are focused on civvie bahvior and baddie behavior as though those are "objective" things is beyond me.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I think "pretty standard baddie behavior" is a flawed concept, because baddies consciously try not to engage in behavior that will be perceived as "standard." I'm confused as to why you think a baddie would so brazenly pursue a behavior that would make them look like a baddie.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior.
Flase.Alizon Device wrote:Theres no "can be." Either it is or it isn't.Merga Bien wrote:They can be objective things.Alizon Device wrote:This is what I've been saying since I came in. Why people are focused on civvie bahvior and baddie behavior as though those are "objective" things is beyond me.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I think "pretty standard baddie behavior" is a flawed concept, because baddies consciously try not to engage in behavior that will be perceived as "standard." I'm confused as to why you think a baddie would so brazenly pursue a behavior that would make them look like a baddie.Merga Bien wrote:Malin, I played when one Mafia team was the norm. And going the low poster route was pretty standard baddie beahvior.
This isn't true, though, Malin. I think if we have evidence that someone is bad (i.e. like we did with Mary) that trumps a witch hunt among low posters because there's gonna be a baddie in there somewhere. That was my argument. It always was. You, however, have twisted that argument beyond all recognition and just state inaccuracies. I didn't steer anyone away from getting a baddie. I won't claim responsibility for Mary's lynch, but I will say that I definitely helped. We got a baddie my way. It doesn't mean all the baddies are active participants, just like your strategy doesn't indicate that all the baddies are low posters. You are simplifying things. The truth resists simplicity. Problems are complex, and you can't pretend there's going to be a one size fits all solution in a mafia game.Malin Matsdotter wrote:Gladly.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:Remind us what that was, please.Malin Matsdotter wrote:The same reason as yesterday.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:Why?Malin Matsdotter wrote:
If I think I have found a baddie, of course I want people to agree with me. If it turns out I am wrong, though, I don't see how their actions are my fault. That's like blaming drunk driving on the bartender.
I voted Maret again.
1. We started going after low-posters.
2. We lynched a civvie.
3. Maret got really nervous and asked a vague, in my opinion, unhelpful question trying to steer us away from low posters.
4. Maret seemed to get really angry at me for not agreeing with her position.
To me, this seems like we got awfully close last time, and Maret is trying to steer us away before we get a baddie.
Maret's contention that we should not lynch low posters because the last time we did, we got a civvie, either displays a lack of understanding of logic or deliberate misleading. I believe the latter.
I would say Alizon's easily done more of the distancing than you have, for what it's worth.Malin Matsdotter wrote: I'm sorry, but when did I distance myself from Alizon and cast doubt on her civvieness? I am still convinced she is good, and have found her logic compelling. I was disappointed in her vote for me though.
I agree with this, at least.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:It doesn't mean all the baddies are active participants, just like your strategy doesn't indicate that all the baddies are low posters.
Merga Bien wrote:obstetrics. won't be joining me Alai vote Dream Walker? is exenterate fellows I deafened Merlin the Wizzard expect.Alizon Device wrote:You told Malin to "ask Alizon."Merga Bien wrote:i actually was talking to/about Malin, But OK. How about this, if you vote for Malin again tomorrow, I will too?Alizon Device wrote:I know what the penalty is. That is not why I voted you.Merga Bien wrote:Ask Alizon, she subbed in. It's about the penalty. It's why I think she voted for me without realizing I had been replaced, she knew I had the biggest ...penalty at that time. I hate low poster voting in any case, it's weak and opportunistic, but in this game, it's a good way to get civs lynched.
i asked, but did not get clarification about specifying the penalty, so I won't But i have made it crystal clear, I think.
@Margarethe, which one on the poll would correspond to her?
You may hate low poster voting, but in this scenario, it isn't weak, and it's not opportunistic. I had spoken up, and now I'm public enemy #1. I'm telling you, if I were bad in this game, I wouldn't say a damn thing. wifom that comment if you like. That would straight up be my strategy, and I'd be getting a pass every day for it. There's plenty of good ways to get civs lynched. We've had 4 out of 5 civ lynches, all for different reasons. Thinking you've pegged a pair of living teammates is another way.
I'll join Anne Redferne's vote, since I feel good about her.
I'm not Malin's teammate, and I don't appreciate people trying to coerce me to vote in ways I may not care to in the future. I have a lot of evolving thoughts in this and I'm not interested in voting early just because you will vote the same as me. I have things I want to talk about, but every time I say anything, it's read in the context of me being bad, so![]()
Some more wine for your table: If I were Malin's teammate, I'm pretty sure we'd run this thread bowlegged.
Linki@ Malin, there is WIFOM, there is ingrafted choice", bavin are a halter of reasons.
This isn't all that different that what I've been saying all along, just more clearly spelled out. I have had suspicions on lower posters. I have had suspicions on higher posters.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I agree with this, at least.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:It doesn't mean all the baddies are active participants, just like your strategy doesn't indicate that all the baddies are low posters.
Suppose it's not me, and suppose it's not Malin.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:This isn't all that different that what I've been saying all along, just more clearly spelled out. I have had suspicions on lower posters. I have had suspicions on higher posters.Malin Matsdotter wrote:I agree with this, at least.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:It doesn't mean all the baddies are active participants, just like your strategy doesn't indicate that all the baddies are low posters.
Interesting.
I think Karin is alright. I'm not sure about Babs. Her voting record is good, but her behavior is evasive.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:That wasn't quite the point of that post, but I am also looking at Karin.
I think Barbara has been acting strangely too, though.
Oh, I also wanted to say that I disagree with this statement. That kind of attitude is what leads to conspiracy theories.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:You are simplifying things. The truth resists simplicity.
This is outward very silly thing to sayMalin Matsdotter wrote:Oh, I also wanted to say that I disagree with this statement. That kind of attitude is what leads to conspiracy theories.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:You are simplifying things. The truth resists simplicity.
That is not exactly what I meant. You are choosing what parts to agree with me on and which ones not to. This was what led to my statement about not all the baddies begin either low or high posters and I will vote who is suspicious rather than the witch hunt you and Alizon advocated for.Malin Matsdotter wrote:Oh, I also wanted to say that I disagree with this statement. That kind of attitude is what leads to conspiracy theories.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:You are simplifying things. The truth resists simplicity.
Exactly. Barbara seems to be avoiding any real questions, IMO.Alizon Device wrote:I think Karin is alright. I'm not sure about Babs. Her voting record is good, but her behavior is evasive.Märet Jonsdotter wrote:That wasn't quite the point of that post, but I am also looking at Karin.
I think Barbara has been acting strangely too, though.