Re: Death Note Mafia [DAY 2]
Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2015 2:18 am
I look forward to hearing Snowman's thoughts once he's fully caught up. I'd especially like to know what he thinks of boo's defense of him.
There isn't one. There's llama, lying and spinning things, which is what he's been doing, and is apparently what he is going to continue doing.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Maybe boo will address that discrepancy then.thellama73 wrote:That's not how I understand it. I understand it as "he has not had a chance to respond, despite having nearly two days to do so."Metalmarsh89 wrote: I read "He will not have had a chance to respond" as "He lost his chance to respond" since boo will follow that opportunity up with a vote (if his vote was available that is). Is that wrong?
Holy shit. Things just got all philosophical up in here.S~V~S wrote:I don't think it was plainly false, as it was not something quantifiable. You cannot quantify "a chance" and you are attempting to do so. Ther may not be a fancy schmancy logical fallacy name for it, but it is not something that can be set into a true/false black/white framework in my opinion.thellama73 wrote:SVS also ignored my question about whether boo's claim that Snowman had no chance to defend himself was plainly false.
And THAT, right there, has been the problem here from the get go. All you guys are trying to factually frame vague/undefinable suppositions into the language of logic, and it can't be done.
Linki, there you go, ignoring reality in the name of unquantifiable "absolutes". This is not an argument of absolutes.
bea wrote:So - ya'll make my head hurt and caused me to steal one more beer than I should have.![]()
Keep this up and I'm stealing SVSs cookie stash.![]()
Here's the thing I find troubling about Snowman. Even with 10 pages of catching up, he had to see in the first page or so that he was getting heat. He was here tonight - and the whole thread rejoiced to hear his input. You'd think that would make him go "Oh, I should prolly get up to speed if everyone's so anxious to hear what I have to say."
And he jokes around a bit more and leaves. Nothing more about not being quite caught up and will finish in the am - nothing addressing *anything* that's been said about him. Some jokes and he's out.
I know Donner was unconventional because so many people keep saying it was. But ya'll lynched people in the game right? I mean, it shouldn't be too hard for a guy in his second game to figure out that more than one person suspects his behavior and he should prolly come talk about it right?
To me, that coupled with everything else that's been said about him. Make me think my vote is likely going there tomorrow. I'm willing to sleep on it. Because I always prefer voting a late as I can anyway. But yea. Not lookin' so good Mr. Snowman.
I'm still catching up, but this is where I am right now with boo.S~V~S wrote:I am not voting for boo unless he says something really amazingly bad. While we have some philosophical differences re low posting and whether it's better to get rid of low posters from the perspective of PLAYERS v. ROLES, I am seeing his points more so than I am seeing yours or Llamas regarding Snowman.Epignosis wrote:S~V~S, I still feel strongly about a vote for FZ. However, these new boo revelations have me atingle. What say you?
Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
Le snipped because I totally, completely forgot this happened. I think is was his jokey post about Clayfighter IIRC.thellama73 wrote:I voted for Snowman, not for being a non-participant, but based on things he said.
Snowman came into the thread and saw that I voted for him and people were talking about him. He made a jokey post and left.
Nobody has BTSC teammateS.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
Not true. Someone does. It's in the roles.Epignosis wrote:Nobody has BTSC teammateS.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
Emphasis on the S.S~V~S wrote:Not true. Someone does. It's in the roles.Epignosis wrote:Nobody has BTSC teammateS.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
God?thellama73 wrote:That was a god sleep. I feel better.
More likeRicochet wrote:God?thellama73 wrote:That was a god sleep. I feel better.
As in...Kami?
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I said the quiet ones could be detectives, or the outspoken ones could be... and that the baddies would probably play the same way.Metalmarsh89 wrote:But, but, you just said that the quiet players sitting and watching could be detectives, yet you agree with boo and want to lynch them?Long Con wrote:So if people are mostly individuals, their biggest motivation is going to be personal survival. A Detective, trying to survive long enough to somehow catch a Kira, will want to be really careful about what he says, so as not to attract too much suspicion... unless he wants to try and be extra-outspoken, to both attract suspicion AND seem like a useful player to have around. Wait, no, I just described how a baddie would probably want to play. See?
After talking this out with myself, I find myself on boo's side of lynching low-posters... at least until some game elements coalesce into something more tangible. Hoping that will happen. Also, I tend to agree with his other points about low posters. I don't think it's an acceptable tactic to specifically not post so as to make it to a later part of the game, knowing that people won't vote for them.
What is it about these people that makes you think they have baddie motivations? I ask from the point of view that I put forth earlier, that the lack of baddie BTSC and team-knowledge changes how we can form suspicions as compared to a standard Mafia game. Are your suspicions coming from a 'standard' place? How have you changed the way you look for baddies in this very different game?Epignosis wrote:My suspects right NOW:
FZ. still number 1
boo is number 2
Snowman is now number 3
(Russ, I don't think can be lynched so let's ignore him)
I will likely vote one of these. But I would like to hear from others, so I will bow out of the discussion unless you have anything to ask me directly.
Epignosis wrote:I know where the grammatical side comes from around here.Elohcin wrote:I can never tell when you are joking and when you aren't llama.
Epi, that cute girl wouldn't have you baby. I'm saving your dignity.
What do you mean, when did outing another player come up?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
That covers it, and you weren't explaining anyway.S~V~S wrote:OK, Epi. You just go ahead and don't say anything about something no one asked you to talk about anyhow.
You empha$ized it wrong.Epignosis wrote:Emphasis on the S.S~V~S wrote:Not true. Someone does. It's in the roles.Epignosis wrote:Nobody has BTSC teammateS.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.Long Con wrote:What is it about these people that makes you think they have baddie motivations? I ask from the point of view that I put forth earlier, that the lack of baddie BTSC and team-knowledge changes how we can form suspicions as compared to a standard Mafia game. Are your suspicions coming from a 'standard' place? How have you changed the way you look for baddies in this very different game?Epignosis wrote:My suspects right NOW:
FZ. still number 1
boo is number 2
Snowman is now number 3
(Russ, I don't think can be lynched so let's ignore him)
I will likely vote one of these. But I would like to hear from others, so I will bow out of the discussion unless you have anything to ask me directly.
And Light is an expert at controlling feelings and emotions when put under duress. Are you up to the task?Epignosis wrote:BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.Long Con wrote:What is it about these people that makes you think they have baddie motivations? I ask from the point of view that I put forth earlier, that the lack of baddie BTSC and team-knowledge changes how we can form suspicions as compared to a standard Mafia game. Are your suspicions coming from a 'standard' place? How have you changed the way you look for baddies in this very different game?Epignosis wrote:My suspects right NOW:
FZ. still number 1
boo is number 2
Snowman is now number 3
(Russ, I don't think can be lynched so let's ignore him)
I will likely vote one of these. But I would like to hear from others, so I will bow out of the discussion unless you have anything to ask me directly.
Suuure, I read you loud and clear.Epignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been born out of a misreading of something someone else said.
So you're going with a very subjective approach here, starting with the assumption that the players you analyze truly conform to your impressions of them.Epignosis wrote:BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.
There is a lot that you don't know.Bass_the_Clever wrote:Ok so I caught up. Here are my thoughts
1. I'm not sure what's up with snowman. I really think he should have said something that wasn't all jokey and talked about the reasons people were talking about him.
2.I not sure about llama I always seem to read him wrong.
3.I don't even know what to make out of epi and boo.
It's what I've got to work with. If you want objective, we could all role claim and lynch the matches.Long Con wrote:So you're going with a very subjective approach here, starting with the assumption that the players you analyze truly conform to your impressions of them.Epignosis wrote:BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.
Sounds good. I am a detective, are you?Epignosis wrote:It's what I've got to work with. If you want objective, we could all role claim and lynch the matches.Long Con wrote:So you're going with a very subjective approach here, starting with the assumption that the players you analyze truly conform to your impressions of them.Epignosis wrote:BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.
That remark could be read either way, but OK. Since I am the Main Bitcher In Charge about over reading into peoples remarks, though, I will give you that. My bad.Epignosis wrote:Emphasis on the S.S~V~S wrote:Not true. Someone does. It's in the roles.Epignosis wrote:Nobody has BTSC teammateS.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Ummm...is this your way of saying you have BTSC teammates?Epignosis wrote:I refuse to out other players even if my refusal to do so leads to others voting for me.
Long Con, I am always a detective.Long Con wrote:Sounds good. I am a detective, are you?Epignosis wrote:It's what I've got to work with. If you want objective, we could all role claim and lynch the matches.Long Con wrote:So you're going with a very subjective approach here, starting with the assumption that the players you analyze truly conform to your impressions of them.Epignosis wrote:BTSC or not, guilty people are still guilty and that affects their mentalities. I look for discrepancies in tone and behavior- minor things that do or do not match the impressions I have of the individual.
It's not weird at all. I always have it in for somebody.Snowman wrote: Don't kill me guys, I've got a lot to offer. Llama's got it in for me, which is weird, and his circular argument of "I think he's guilty because I said he was guilty so I think he's guilty" doesn't hold water.
Snowman wrote:Epi and DH have an epic game of chicken that could have been ripped right from an 80s action movie, and Epi flinched. Epi became the target of attention because he never followed through with his threat to kill DH.
Epignosis wrote:Snowman wrote:Epi and DH have an epic game of chicken that could have been ripped right from an 80s action movie, and Epi flinched. Epi became the target of attention because he never followed through with his threat to kill DH.
Oops, I meant Russ, not DH.Epignosis wrote:Snowman wrote:Epi and DH have an epic game of chicken that could have been ripped right from an 80s action movie, and Epi flinched. Epi became the target of attention because he never followed through with his threat to kill DH.
fixed this for you, where's my cookieEpignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been borne out of a misreading of something someone else said.
Modkill all the non-voters pls.MovingPictures07 wrote:I just have to say that this game has been so much freaking fun to host already, folks, so thanks for not only signing up, but for participating and making this a good time.
On that note, the lynch ends in less than 7.5 hours, so you better vote.
That's not correct, semantics boy.Turnip Head wrote:fixed this for you, where's my cookieEpignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been borne out of a misreading of something someone else said.
llama wasn't claiming Snowman had come in and posted during the day either, I think we had both thought that post happened during N1. Someone requoted it eventually, which is when llama decided I knew it happened (early during) D2, and he didn't.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Alright. I'm glad I waited for Snowman to properly respond now. Here's where I currently stand:
- I'm not sure what to think about the whole llama/Epig/boo thing. I think there's a lot of misinterpretations going on there. Of the three of them though, I think llama is the one who has done the most in terms of misinterpreting and circular logic. Granted, all of them have, but I think it started with llama claiming boo never answered his question about how long one should wait to vote for someone who doesn't respond. I think boo answered it, but llama twisted his words to say he didn't....HOWEVER, Snowman had also bothered to actually respond (something I had completely forgotten about), and it was a jokey post at first. So by that train of thought, then boo was also wrong. Because he claimed Snowman hadn't responded, when it fact he had.
- I'm still just as suspicious of Russ and TH. My opinion hasn't changed much there. Also, Russ seems to have popped in for a bit early on Day 2, then fallen off the face of the Earth again. Does anyone know if he's been around since he last posted or not?
- After Snowman gave his argument, I feel a bit better about that whole situation.
I'm going to go eat some lunch and then vote before I leave for work. But I think my vote for sure is going to one of the following: boo, llama, TH, or Russ.
Semantics Boy, the plucky sidekick of Fallacy Man!thellama73 wrote:That's not correct, semantics boy.Turnip Head wrote:fixed this for you, where's my cookieEpignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been borne out of a misreading of something someone else said.
Actually, I assumed you overlooked it, as I initially did, which I why I asked if the knowledge of that post changed your opinion about Snowman not having a chance to respond. You never answered me though.boo wrote:llama wasn't claiming Snowman had come in and posted during the day either, I think we had both thought that post happened during N1. Someone requoted it eventually, which is when llama decided I knew it happened (early during) D2, and he didn't.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Alright. I'm glad I waited for Snowman to properly respond now. Here's where I currently stand:
- I'm not sure what to think about the whole llama/Epig/boo thing. I think there's a lot of misinterpretations going on there. Of the three of them though, I think llama is the one who has done the most in terms of misinterpreting and circular logic. Granted, all of them have, but I think it started with llama claiming boo never answered his question about how long one should wait to vote for someone who doesn't respond. I think boo answered it, but llama twisted his words to say he didn't....HOWEVER, Snowman had also bothered to actually respond (something I had completely forgotten about), and it was a jokey post at first. So by that train of thought, then boo was also wrong. Because he claimed Snowman hadn't responded, when it fact he had.
- I'm still just as suspicious of Russ and TH. My opinion hasn't changed much there. Also, Russ seems to have popped in for a bit early on Day 2, then fallen off the face of the Earth again. Does anyone know if he's been around since he last posted or not?
- After Snowman gave his argument, I feel a bit better about that whole situation.
I'm going to go eat some lunch and then vote before I leave for work. But I think my vote for sure is going to one of the following: boo, llama, TH, or Russ.
Can you say that if you haven't voted yet?birdwithteeth11 wrote:Modkill all the non-voters pls.MovingPictures07 wrote:I just have to say that this game has been so much freaking fun to host already, folks, so thanks for not only signing up, but for participating and making this a good time.
On that note, the lynch ends in less than 7.5 hours, so you better vote.![]()
Some of you probably think I'm joking too.
are you sure? I just looked it up and now my head is spinningthellama73 wrote:That's not correct, semantics boy.Turnip Head wrote:fixed this for you, where's my cookieEpignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been borne out of a misreading of something someone else said.
Snowman wrote:Semantics Boy, the plucky sidekick of Fallacy Man!thellama73 wrote:That's not correct, semantics boy.Turnip Head wrote:fixed this for you, where's my cookieEpignosis wrote:I have no info on anyone. My comment yesterday had an entirely different meaning, and in retrospect, may have been borne out of a misreading of something someone else said.
Yes, "borne" means "carried." "Born" means "brought about" "or brought into existence," so only the latter makes sense in Epi'd context. Don't feel bad. He is an English teacher and I am a professional writer.Turnip Head wrote:You're right Epi and llama. My bad. *skulks away cookieless*
Those two professions got nothing on Semantics Boy!thellama73 wrote:Yes, "borne" means "carried." "Born" means "brought about" "or brought into existence," so only the latter makes sense in Epi'd context. Don't feel bad. He is an English teacher and I am a professional writer.Turnip Head wrote:You're right Epi and llama. My bad. *skulks away cookieless*