Re: [DAY 2] Pet Sounds Mafia
Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2015 10:41 pm
What is a CFD?
Actually no. I wouldn't propose a CFD without proper belief behind the CFD. It was Day 1, no mafia btsc had happened yet. If we were to strike them with a strategy like that, it would've been most optimal when they had no way of discussing a reaction plan. Another point, is that Fuzz stated he should look bad for suggestion of a CFD because his CFD would've saved a baddie from lynch before my confirmation as bad, putting someone who was seen as maybe civ (at the time) under the lynching block vs a confirmed baddie.Metalmarsh89 wrote:DrWilgy, RadicalFuzz employed that exact same strategy in Talking Heads, stating that his behavior is bad, and that we should look at him because of that. It is most notable because he suggested a CFD one day, and afterwards pointed out how bad he looked for it. He was a civilian in that game.
Are you intentionally mimicking his behaviour? Do you have reason to defend me as a civilian?
The problem isn't that you were posting a lot with little scumhunting content, (otherwise I'd be a blatant hypocrite) the problem is that your implied suspicion of Matt F is unexplained. Personally I'm not a fan of unexplained suspicions and I don't think anyone should be.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Hi Matt, feeling lonely? You don't have any votes.Matt F wrote:But bea, Luke also played LC's game.
I've mentioned this already. At the time you didn't specify why you were so confident that FZ was civilian. This post seemed to exist only to make it clear that you were sure she was one.Metalmarsh89 wrote:No. Well actually yes now, I'm not voting for FZ.DrWilgy wrote:MM, have you marked any players as "not voting for?" yet?
Recruitment was actually the first time I used that strategy (and tbh, it was for the lulz). It would be easier work to narrow the field in a small game like this, but probably not the best strategy.
Any thoughts on bcornett? Nope. Just observing a mislynch in action, not swaying it one way or another but still providing comments that are just tangible enough to avoid accusations of lurking and just useless enough to not provide any content to analyze. This post is a good example of the majority of your actions so far, or lack thereof.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Bcornett is getting his wish.bcornett24 wrote:I think this needs to change, no day one votes is a horrible idea Luke11646Luke11646 wrote:I'm voting no lynch for the moment, might change later
Again, I'm more weary of posters that avoid lurking while also avoiding explanation of their actions than I am of actual lurkers. It seems like you're just going through the motions of do this do that blend in etc. etc. If you want to change my mind you should post more original thoughts, ideas, and opinions. So far the only insight you have offered has been unexplained, that is unless you are provoked to explain it.Metalmarsh89 wrote:I'll join you on Tranq
But look, you are sympathetic to the civilians and angry at the Mafia, so there's no way you could be one of them yourself:Metalmarsh89 wrote:Because she confused Boomslang and Bullzeye. I saw that as a sign of a civ.a2thezebra wrote:Why not, Marsh?Metalmarsh89 wrote:No. Well actually yes now, I'm not voting for FZ.DrWilgy wrote:MM, have you marked any players as "not voting for?" yet?
Recruitment was actually the first time I used that strategy (and tbh, it was for the lulz). It would be easier work to narrow the field in a small game like this, but probably not the best strategy.
And finally...Metalmarsh89 wrote:The mafia are jerks. FZ can't rolecheck them if she's dead.
I looked back in the page for content related to FZ. Your post stood out.Metalmarsh89 wrote:No, I'm a vanilla civ.
How did you come up with that quote so quickly after the day began?
Thanks, but that wasn't what I was suggesting. I assumed that wasn't a rhetorical question at first but then you proceeded to explain why the answer to it that I hadn't given yet was incorrect.DrWilgy wrote: Zebra are you suggesting that I am confident in not getting lynched? You are mistaken. The chances of me getting lynched seems to be increasing rapidly the more I discuss. That's kinda how the game works. Mafia generally want to halt civ evolution and adaptation, and that can be done most optimally through the killing of heavy speakers. If there's a chance to mislynch me for what I say, I have no doubt they won't take it. How is it bad for me to state that the game entered hard mode? Cop is our go to role. It devastates our chances of winning since he was hit.
You still asked zebra to look at you. You reminded her that you tried to start a CFD on her on Day 1. If you think it was a good idea, and you suspect her enough to vote for her again today, why does it concern you that she's looking at me instead of you?DrWilgy wrote:Actually no. I wouldn't propose a CFD without proper belief behind the CFD. It was Day 1, no mafia btsc had happened yet. If we were to strike them with a strategy like that, it would've been most optimal when they had no way of discussing a reaction plan. Another point, is that Fuzz stated he should look bad for suggestion of a CFD because his CFD would've saved a baddie from lynch before my confirmation as bad, putting someone who was seen as maybe civ (at the time) under the lynching block vs a confirmed baddie.Metalmarsh89 wrote:DrWilgy, RadicalFuzz employed that exact same strategy in Talking Heads, stating that his behavior is bad, and that we should look at him because of that. It is most notable because he suggested a CFD one day, and afterwards pointed out how bad he looked for it. He was a civilian in that game.
Are you intentionally mimicking his behaviour? Do you have reason to defend me as a civilian?
Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
Oh I see, if I ignore your case, then everyone else will too.a2thezebra wrote:Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
That's because the rest of it might as well be Russian, unless of course you speak Russian.bea wrote:I think in my hot toddy and cough syrup induced haze I agree with zeeb's points about marshynewt.
Oh god, I need my soup to be done so I can go to bed!!
The rest of it is starting to read like Russian to me.
And why is you getting lynched based on the merit of my arguments your priority?a2thezebra wrote:I admit to not be concerned with getting lynched based on the merit of your arguments.
Why does it seem like that?a2thezebra wrote:I don't disagree with your reasoning MM, it just seems disingenuous to single her out the way you did. It seems like that post had some sort of ulterior motive.
It's not up to you or me to decide if my case has merit. Town decided yesterday that Wilgy's case against me was not enough for a "CFD" and perhaps they will do the same for my case against you. bea thinks I might be on to something but that could be partly because of her current state.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Oh I see, if I ignore your case, then everyone else will too.a2thezebra wrote:Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
Who said it was my priority?DrWilgy wrote:And why is you getting lynched based on the merit of my arguments your priority?a2thezebra wrote:I admit to not be concerned with getting lynched based on the merit of your arguments.
Partly because you didn't explain the reasoning when you made the original statement, partly because it seemed out-of-place for a statement to be as confident as yours was amidst your other posts that implied that you weren't feeling too strongly about anything in particular, and partly because it presents a certain amount of WIFOM in the context of FZ dying shortly afterwards.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Why does it seem like that?a2thezebra wrote:I don't disagree with your reasoning MM, it just seems disingenuous to single her out the way you did. It seems like that post had some sort of ulterior motive.
Linki: I don't speak Russian.
If you not getting lynched isn't your priority, and discussion isn't your priority, what is?a2thezebra wrote:Who said it was my priority?DrWilgy wrote:And why is you getting lynched based on the merit of my arguments your priority?a2thezebra wrote:I admit to not be concerned with getting lynched based on the merit of your arguments.
Who said discussion isn't my priority?DrWilgy wrote:If you not getting lynched isn't your priority, and discussion isn't your priority, what is?a2thezebra wrote:Who said it was my priority?DrWilgy wrote:And why is you getting lynched based on the merit of my arguments your priority?a2thezebra wrote:I admit to not be concerned with getting lynched based on the merit of your arguments.
You did.a2thezebra wrote:Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
I didn't know whether I should state the reason at the time. I was mainly responding to the question asked to me.a2thezebra wrote:Who said it was my priority?DrWilgy wrote:And why is you getting lynched based on the merit of my arguments your priority?a2thezebra wrote:I admit to not be concerned with getting lynched based on the merit of your arguments.
Partly because you didn't explain the reasoning when you made the original statement, partly because it seemed out-of-place for a statement to be as confident as yours was amidst your other posts that implied that you weren't feeling too strongly about anything in particular, and partly because it presents a certain amount of WIFOM in the context of FZ dying shortly afterwards.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Why does it seem like that?a2thezebra wrote:I don't disagree with your reasoning MM, it just seems disingenuous to single her out the way you did. It seems like that post had some sort of ulterior motive.
Linki: I don't speak Russian.
What does this even mean? Even in the earliest stages of the game you either believe someone is genuine or you believe they are not. It's literally impossible for a civilian not to believe something in a Mafia game unless they obtain the information that allows them to leap from belief to knowledge.DrWilgy wrote:So here's the thing about Zebra, how can a civilian "believe" something in this kind of gamestate?a2thezebra wrote:That's the thing. There's no scum motivation for ignoring the arguments against a No Lynch. If he didn't read the thread, he didn't read the thread. It ain't a big deal. And if he's bad and he did read the thread, what could he possibly have to gain by trying to sway the town in favor of a No Lynch when clearly no one would support him? I'm more suspicious of those that are looking at his No Lynch post as an opportunity.bea wrote:he's so new...are you sure he read the thread and digested it like he should have??Boomslang wrote:Fair enough, and I'll take that under consideration. Still, even if he's new, he's had the same chance to study the thread and its arguments as the rest of us. The vote did come after all of that naysaying, so to ignore it is still making a statement.Matt F wrote:Boomslang, Luke is pretty new to Mafia just so you know. He's played a few games but I think he's still getting the grasp of it.
And I"m going to correct matt too. He's not played "a few games'" he's played one. Epi's speed game- in which he's prolly going to be lynched.
He's as new and green as they come near as I can tell boom.
And Wilgy, Choutas' No Lynch vote is unexplained. And he's no stranger to the game. That's something to raise an eyebrow to indeed...that is until he changed it to Tranq. I think it was just a placeholder since his initial vote was rendered moot and he had no other pings at the time. I believe you're response and that you weren't trying to start a wagon so I'll switch my vote to the most opportunistic of the Luke voters, bcornett. I don't buy bcornett's reasoning at all.
bcornett24
What do you mean implore Choutas? I called him out and displayed my reasoning for not being convinced that what he did was scum-motivated, did you want me to put it in larger font or something?DrWilgy wrote:"Choutas' No Lynch vote being unexplained" feels as if he's trying to buddy up on me, while distancing from Choutas while not committing to it. Why not implore Choutas?
Indeed. Wait, I thought I was trying to buddy up on you? You can't lose sight of a deceitful narrative mid-case Wilgy every scum knows that!DrWilgy wrote:Also, he had gone in on me seeing me as opportunistic.
Here's an idea. Maybe, as a civilian, I don't know for sure whether you are town or scum, so if I happen to change my opinion of you (and back again) it's part of a natural development of my scumhunting process that I apply to every other player in the game as well? For example, I currently have a scum read of both you and MM. But given that I don't see the sparring between you two on this page as staged, I'm more certain that I'm wrong about at least one of you then I am on my reads of either of you individually. So now my process is deciding which one of you (if not both) I am mistaken about. Hence me believing that you are being truthful with some posts but not others. Performances can be convincing, you know.DrWilgy wrote:Don't the concept of thinking I was opportunistic and then "believing" in me contradict one another?
Well unfortunately this particular argument has now been proven not to apply to me, being on the bcornett wagon and all.[/quote]DrWilgy wrote:Also looking at the votes from earlier to now:
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All 3 of my suspected mafia list were spread out, quite safely, if I had to be a judge, and now one of them had moved over to the second highest wagon, that probably won't take off at the rate that it's going. Is it so they look good not being on a possible civvy mislynch? maybe.
I didn't see any helpful discussion that would come from it. I felt that if I responded to it at the time that it would only distract from more helpful discussion. If anything that means my not responding to your case is evidence that I do consider discussion a priority. You don't have to agree or even believe me for that matter, but it is what it is all the same.DrWilgy wrote:You did.a2thezebra wrote:Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
you seem to be rather worked up, but the larger font is nice.a2thezebra wrote:No DrWilgy, this is caring enough to respond to it.
What does this even mean? Even in the earliest stages of the game you either believe someone is genuine or you believe they are not. It's literally impossible for a civilian not to believe something in a Mafia game unless they obtain the information that allows them to leap from belief to knowledge.DrWilgy wrote:So here's the thing about Zebra, how can a civilian "believe" something in this kind of gamestate?a2thezebra wrote:That's the thing. There's no scum motivation for ignoring the arguments against a No Lynch. If he didn't read the thread, he didn't read the thread. It ain't a big deal. And if he's bad and he did read the thread, what could he possibly have to gain by trying to sway the town in favor of a No Lynch when clearly no one would support him? I'm more suspicious of those that are looking at his No Lynch post as an opportunity.bea wrote:he's so new...are you sure he read the thread and digested it like he should have??Boomslang wrote:Fair enough, and I'll take that under consideration. Still, even if he's new, he's had the same chance to study the thread and its arguments as the rest of us. The vote did come after all of that naysaying, so to ignore it is still making a statement.Matt F wrote:Boomslang, Luke is pretty new to Mafia just so you know. He's played a few games but I think he's still getting the grasp of it.
And I"m going to correct matt too. He's not played "a few games'" he's played one. Epi's speed game- in which he's prolly going to be lynched.
He's as new and green as they come near as I can tell boom.
And Wilgy, Choutas' No Lynch vote is unexplained. And he's no stranger to the game. That's something to raise an eyebrow to indeed...that is until he changed it to Tranq. I think it was just a placeholder since his initial vote was rendered moot and he had no other pings at the time. I believe you're response and that you weren't trying to start a wagon so I'll switch my vote to the most opportunistic of the Luke voters, bcornett. I don't buy bcornett's reasoning at all.
bcornett24
What do you mean implore Choutas? I called him out and displayed my reasoning for not being convinced that what he did was scum-motivated, did you want me to put it in larger font or something?DrWilgy wrote:"Choutas' No Lynch vote being unexplained" feels as if he's trying to buddy up on me, while distancing from Choutas while not committing to it. Why not implore Choutas?
HEY CHOUTAS WHAT'S UP WITH YOUR TEMPORARY NO LYNCH VOTE OH WAIT IT'S UNDERSTANDABLE GIVEN THAT YOU PRETTY CLEARLY WEREN'T INTENDING TO END THE DAY WITH IT AND COULDN'T THINK OF ANYONE ELSE TO VOTE FOR OK BYE
Indeed. Wait, I thought I was trying to buddy up on you? You can't lose sight of a deceitful narrative mid-case Wilgy every scum knows that!DrWilgy wrote:Also, he had gone in on me seeing me as opportunistic.
Here's an idea. Maybe, as a civilian, I don't know for sure whether you are town or scum, so if I happen to change my opinion of you (and back again) it's part of a natural development of my scumhunting process that I apply to every other player in the game as well? For example, I currently have a scum read of both you and MM. But given that I don't see the sparring between you two on this page as staged, I'm more certain that I'm wrong about at least one of you then I am on my reads of either of you individually. So now my process is deciding which one of you (if not both) I am mistaken about. Hence me believing that you are being truthful with some posts but not others. Performances can be convincing, you know.DrWilgy wrote:Don't the concept of thinking I was opportunistic and then "believing" in me contradict one another?
DrWilgy wrote:Also looking at the votes from earlier to now:
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All 3 of my suspected mafia list were spread out, quite safely, if I had to be a judge, and now one of them had moved over to the second highest wagon, that probably won't take off at the rate that it's going. Is it so they look good not being on a possible civvy mislynch? maybe.
Well unfortunately this particular argument has now been proven not to apply to me, being on the bcornett wagon and all.
Compared to what discussion that we already have? do tell? what is more helpful that we have already discussed that we can be distracted from?a2thezebra wrote:I didn't see any helpful discussion that would come from it. I felt that if I responded to it at the time that it would only distract from more helpful discussion. If anything that means my not responding to your case is evidence that I do consider discussion a priority. You don't have to agree or even believe me for that matter, but it is what it is all the same.DrWilgy wrote:You did.a2thezebra wrote:Correct. Your case against me was that unconvincing. I didn't even care enough to respond to it and also didn't care enough to worry about whatever a CFD is to know that if it meant any kind of trouble for me and it was your suggestion to the rest of town, it wasn't going to happen.DrWilgy wrote:Wait a second. Zebra, are you saying that you read the thread, read that I proposed a CFD, didn't know what it ment, read that Tranq had to google search it, didn't google search it yourself in the 24 hours we had between phases, and are just now concerned with what a CFD is, when it involves you?
My guess is it's a mafia bullshit post prepared in advance.Metalmarsh89 wrote:No, I'm a vanilla civ.
How did you come up with that quote so quickly after the day began?
And you're the go to guy in that case? You know a word called modesty?DrWilgy wrote:Actually no. I wouldn't propose a CFD without proper belief behind the CFD. It was Day 1, no mafia btsc had happened yet. If we were to strike them with a strategy like that, it would've been most optimal when they had no way of discussing a reaction plan. Another point, is that Fuzz stated he should look bad for suggestion of a CFD because his CFD would've saved a baddie from lynch before my confirmation as bad, putting someone who was seen as maybe civ (at the time) under the lynching block vs a confirmed baddie.Metalmarsh89 wrote:DrWilgy, RadicalFuzz employed that exact same strategy in Talking Heads, stating that his behavior is bad, and that we should look at him because of that. It is most notable because he suggested a CFD one day, and afterwards pointed out how bad he looked for it. He was a civilian in that game.
Are you intentionally mimicking his behaviour? Do you have reason to defend me as a civilian?
I hope others begin to speak up soon.
Zebra are you suggesting that I am confident in not getting lynched? You are mistaken. The chances of me getting lynched seems to be increasing rapidly the more I discuss. That's kinda how the game works. Mafia generally want to halt civ evolution and adaptation, and that can be done most optimally through the killing of heavy speakers. If there's a chance to mislynch me for what I say, I have no doubt they won't take it. How is it bad for me to state that the game entered hard mode? Cop is our go to role. It devastates our chances of winning since he was hit.
From what I gather, CFD basically refers to last minute wagons. Best example I can provide in a game I played was in Dr. Who Mafia last year, when someone (maybe it was me? bad memory) was about to be lynched but then at the very last minute Snow Dog got 4 votes and was lynched instead. That incident pretty much drove the discussion for several days to come.Matt F wrote:I've read the Zebra/Wilgy/MM exchange, but I'm tired and don't think I get some of it. Even though it was explained, I'm still not entirely sure what chinese fire drill means. Can someone explain it again?![]()
And on a positive note, my man Bernie killed it again at the debates tonight. I think my favorite part of the whole night was Hillary invoking 9/11 when discussing her Wall Street backers. Wow.
I'm not sure what game TH is but I think you're giving it way too much importance. Let's focus on the game we're playing, I don't care how MM and A2Z played the last time.Choutas wrote:I don't really know what to think of the Wilgy/Zebra/Marmot convos. The Marmot plays exactly like he did in TH, I lean town on him for that. Wilgy's first post that MM quoted doesn't look good. Does he always posts like that in all games? Zebra mirrors well what I saw from him in TH. He's a good player though I'm sure he's capable of doing that as scum so I''ll have to watch for the slight details that might give that away.
I'm voting for Wilgy until a better case forms.
What about it doesn't look good Choutas? Why not form a case yourself?Choutas wrote:I don't really know what to think of the Wilgy/Zebra/Marmot convos. The Marmot plays exactly like he did in TH, I lean town on him for that. Wilgy's first post that MM quoted doesn't look good. Does he always posts like that in all games? Zebra mirrors well what I saw from him in TH. He's a good player though I'm sure he's capable of doing that as scum so I''ll have to watch for the slight details that might give that away.
I'm voting for Wilgy until a better case forms.
TH is Talking Heads Mafia, and Choutas's only experience with any of the three players he mentioned here.Enrique wrote:I'm not sure what game TH is but I think you're giving it way too much importance. Let's focus on the game we're playing, I don't care how MM and A2Z played the last time.Choutas wrote:I don't really know what to think of the Wilgy/Zebra/Marmot convos. The Marmot plays exactly like he did in TH, I lean town on him for that. Wilgy's first post that MM quoted doesn't look good. Does he always posts like that in all games? Zebra mirrors well what I saw from him in TH. He's a good player though I'm sure he's capable of doing that as scum so I''ll have to watch for the slight details that might give that away.
I'm voting for Wilgy until a better case forms.