Re: MAD MAX: Day 6
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2016 7:32 pm
Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
I tend to have tunnel vision when I latch onto a suspect. That has not inhibited my engagement. My schedule IRL, on the other hand, has limited my time. I'm going away tomorrow and have been swamped at work getting everything in place for me to be away. Plus, it's a trip that requires a bunch of prep work. But I have some time tonight to play.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Perhaps a little too consistent. Your focus in recent phases has been narrowed enough that it has inhibited your engagement with the broader scope of discussion, and that's beneficial to you if you're bad.LoRab wrote:I've been consistent enough in my thought that he's bad that I didn't really feel the need to say it again at that point.
LoRab
Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Please point to specific examples.Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Why did it take someone who is not me or Sloonei to get you to share that information?Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Sloonei:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Please point to specific examples.Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Maybe I was unclear, but I didn't intend that.Quin wrote:Why did it take someone who is not me or Sloonei to get you to share that information?Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Mac did suspect you. Then Mac didn't. I only knew about the former.Dom wrote:Sloonei:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Please point to specific examples.Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Asked epi who'd he'd lynch IMMEDIATELY after his biggest suspect died. Was clearly peeved he didn't get an answer. When I asked him who he'd lynch if Glorfindel died, he had no answer.
Quin: Said Mac suspected me. Mac did not.
When I made this post.Quin wrote:I recalled a bunch of dialogue between you two and remembered 3J's GTH thing. Your post was more recent, though.Dom wrote:Quinn is a liar.![]()
I still want to read you, just based on the fact that I haven't since I first subbed in.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Night 3 GTH chart re-uploaded:
Spoiler: show
I used the grin emoticon.Dom wrote:How am I supposed to see that you no longer suspect me from that?
Works for me. I'll move my vote eventually.Dom wrote:I'm unlikely to vote for you-- but I've got myon you.
My concern is that after sharing all of those takes on the other players, you didn't seem willing to call anyone a suspect. There were some "eyes" here and there, but on Day 6 I'd expect a more concrete set of reads. You have a clear read on INH, but otherwise it's a pile of waffles.LoRab wrote:As for other suspects...
That's how I play. I won't apologize for that. If you suspect me for it, so be it. I won't pretend to have greater suspicions that I actually have. I don't see any obvious baddies out there. It would be lovely if they showed themselves, but that doesn't often happen so obviously. So, we're stuck with vagueness. I'm just doing the best I can.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:My concern is that after sharing all of those takes on the other players, you didn't seem willing to call anyone a suspect. There were some "eyes" here and there, but on Day 6 I'd expect a more concrete set of reads. You have a clear read on INH, but otherwise it's a pile of waffles.LoRab wrote:As for other suspects...
Why do you suspect me?Dom wrote:Why?Quin wrote:I'm sure you wouldn't mind elaborating on your read, in that case.Dom wrote:Quin-- no.
I said what I feel is relevant. I didn't suspect you until Day 6. I didn't suspect Sloonei until Day 6. What elaborating is there to do?This is non-sensical.Quin wrote:Actually, I'm voting for you until you do elaborate. This is the only game related post you've written to or about me prior to my post yesterday, and I'm not even sure about this one because I don't know which paragraph you were referring to:Quin wrote:I'm sure you wouldn't mind elaborating on your read, in that case.Dom wrote:Quin-- no.
I'm not buying what you're selling.Spoiler: show
This isn't a point I am inclined to keep pushing, because I don't necessarily feel differently about this game right now.LoRab wrote:That's how I play. I won't apologize for that. If you suspect me for it, so be it. I won't pretend to have greater suspicions that I actually have. I don't see any obvious baddies out there. It would be lovely if they showed themselves, but that doesn't often happen so obviously. So, we're stuck with vagueness. I'm just doing the best I can.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:My concern is that after sharing all of those takes on the other players, you didn't seem willing to call anyone a suspect. There were some "eyes" here and there, but on Day 6 I'd expect a more concrete set of reads. You have a clear read on INH, but otherwise it's a pile of waffles.LoRab wrote:As for other suspects...
What is nonsensical? That's a strong word.Dom wrote:This is non-sensical.
-__-LoRab wrote:Putting vote on Wilgy for now. Mainly because I don't want to forget to vote tomorrow.
I may change. Likely will. But Wilgy feels like the right choice for the moment.
If you don't think it's the case, what interest is it to you?DrWilgy wrote:-__-LoRab wrote:Putting vote on Wilgy for now. Mainly because I don't want to forget to vote tomorrow.
I may change. Likely will. But Wilgy feels like the right choice for the moment.
Hmm... I don't think this is the case, but how would the votes look if both Elo and Lorab were bad?
wait what? Is this really how you interpreted that exchange? This is nonsensical.Dom wrote:Sloonei:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Please point to specific examples.Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Asked epi who'd he'd lynch IMMEDIATELY after his biggest suspect died. Was clearly peeved he didn't get an answer. When I asked him who he'd lynch if Glorfindel died, he had no answer.
Quin: Said Mac suspected me. Mac did not.
Quin admitted that he read my post wrong. Why are you taking issue with me being very confused as to why someone was arguing with me when we seemingly agreed?JaggedJimmyJay wrote:What is nonsensical? That's a strong word.Dom wrote:This is non-sensical.
I think it's posible Quin was just mistaken, sure. I just am watching out for Quin now. That was pretty blatant if you ask me, though.LoRab wrote:@Dom:
What if you reframed people you perceive as lying as being mistaken? And things being nonsensical as being different from what you'd think?
I don't suspect you currently, but your posts seem to unfairly target folks. I think if you step back, their posts may seem more innocuous. Also, that may allow you to find more suspicious behavior.
Yes. I asked you who you suspected and you did't even answer the question. You said you'll owrry about it after Glorfindel is dead which is about as non-town of an answer as I'd expect.Sloonei wrote:wait what? Is this really how you interpreted that exchange? This is nonsensical.Dom wrote:Sloonei:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Please point to specific examples.Dom wrote:Sloonei: afraid to answer questions he asksJaggedJimmyJay wrote:Why do you suspect them now?Dom wrote:What are you even talking about?
I didn't suspect either of you until Day 6
Quin: lies.
Asked epi who'd he'd lynch IMMEDIATELY after his biggest suspect died. Was clearly peeved he didn't get an answer. When I asked him who he'd lynch if Glorfindel died, he had no answer.
Quin: Said Mac suspected me. Mac did not.
Sloonei wrote:I am currently voting for Glorfindel until further notice. I am also considering everyone else.Dom wrote:Sloonei who are you going to vote for?
if they die who are you going to vote for?
if they die who are you going to vote for?
Quinn: Citation needed that Mac didn't like me.
Note the second question addressed to Quin. This is just a light conversation-starter type of post. I'm just peppering the two players I can see in the thread with standard mafia questions. These are really the same question: "Who are your suspects?" But, as I am a player who asks a ton of questions in this game, I get bored of typing the same words over and over and over and over again, so sometimes I like to spice it up! I throw whole new, colorful sets of words at people! One way that I like to do this is to ask people "Who they're voting for" instead "who they suspect". Don't believe me? Here's some more examples from this game:Sloonei wrote:Epi, who you gonna vote for now that Mr Mac is dead?
Quin, who's your supposed 3 person scum team?
linkSloonei wrote:Who are you gonna vote for, Mr Quin?
linkSloonei wrote:who you gonna vote for, champ?motel room wrote:righty-o
link (admittedly the context is a little different on this one)Sloonei wrote:Who do you want to vote for, mac?
linkSloonei wrote:Who you gonna vote for, Dom?
Simply because we can't ignore plausible options. If enough evidence appears for me to believe that Lorab may be bad it will be a good thought.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:If you don't think it's the case, what interest is it to you?DrWilgy wrote:-__-LoRab wrote:Putting vote on Wilgy for now. Mainly because I don't want to forget to vote tomorrow.
I may change. Likely will. But Wilgy feels like the right choice for the moment.
Hmm... I don't think this is the case, but how would the votes look if both Elo and Lorab were bad?
I am not sure I understand your original question here.DrWilgy wrote:Simply because we can't ignore plausible options. If enough evidence appears for me to believe that Lorab may be bad it will be a good thought.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:If you don't think it's the case, what interest is it to you?DrWilgy wrote:-__-LoRab wrote:Putting vote on Wilgy for now. Mainly because I don't want to forget to vote tomorrow.
I may change. Likely will. But Wilgy feels like the right choice for the moment.
Hmm... I don't think this is the case, but how would the votes look if both Elo and Lorab were bad?
*FixedSloonei wrote:I am not sure I understand your original question here.DrWilgy wrote:Simply because we can't ignore plausible options. If enough evidence appears for me to believe that Lorab may be bad it will be a good thought.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:If you don't think it's the case, what interest is it to you?DrWilgy wrote:-__-LoRab wrote:Putting vote on Wilgy for now. Mainly because I don't want to forget to vote tomorrow.
I may change. Likely will. But Wilgy feels like the right choice for the moment.
Hmm... I don't think this is the case, but how would the votes have looked if both Elo and Lorab were bad? Those few days ago
I was not.DrWilgy wrote:While a single sentence may be hard, the strongest cause of suspicion is in the above quote.DrWilgy wrote:Actually, you are bad. Explain this Sloonei.Sloonei wrote:if INH is town, Wilgy looks bad right now.
I feel that Sloonei was fully expecting a INH civ flip and over eagerly tried to throw fault at me for thus flip.
RE: The orange: How is that irrelevant to what you asked? You asked my explain why you looked bad. I think you look bad because you appear to have forgotten what your read on me was. That's the #1 reason I suspect you, how can you say it's irrelevant to the question of why I think you are bad. And I added the "from my perspective" thing because I don't think anyone else would be as hyper-aware of what your read on me is/was as I am. Yeah, it's a bit of a redundancy but whatever.This is irrelevant to the question I asked. "from my perspective" is also a fodder statement. Of course this is from your perspective, this is your thought. I get baddie vibes from fodder statements like this, as it's symptoms of a skittling player. Baddies skittle more than civs.Sloonei wrote:Mostly your treatment of after the deadline. I only qualified the statement because if INH flipped bad it'd be hard to argue that the guy who just hammered on a baddie is also a baddie. But, from my perspective, it looks like you genuinely just forgot that you'd dropped your suspicion of me and then had to cover your tracks.
Plus you never told us why you went from INH to indi and back to INH in the final minutes. What inspired you to move your vote to indiglo? How do you feel about Glorfindel?
This is just false as I explained my vote changes in the following quotes.
[a bunch of quotes where Wilgy explains what he was doing at the end of Day 5]
Linki - Stop saying things that aren't happening Sloonei.
I got my hopes up. Will you at least read this one and the links contained therein?Epignosis wrote:I probably won't end up reading through your posts, Sloonei.
I didn't and don't find Sloonei's questioning to be suspicious. Frankly, I'd be more suspicious if we weren't being constantly spammed with the same question over and over.Sloonei wrote:And I also need to address the idea that my "Who are you gonna vote for?" question was some sort of far-fetched framing scheme of mine. Here's the original post, right at the start of Day 6:Note the second question addressed to Quin. This is just a light conversation-starter type of post. I'm just peppering the two players I can see in the thread with standard mafia questions. These are really the same question: "Who are your suspects?" But, as I am a player who asks a ton of questions in this game, I get bored of typing the same words over and over and over and over again, so sometimes I like to spice it up! I throw whole new, colorful sets of words at people! One way that I like to do this is to ask people "Who they're voting for" instead "who they suspect". Don't believe me? Here's some more examples from this game:Sloonei wrote:Epi, who you gonna vote for now that Mr Mac is dead?
Quin, who's your supposed 3 person scum team?
linkSloonei wrote:Who are you gonna vote for, Mr Quin?
linkSloonei wrote:who you gonna vote for, champ?motel room wrote:righty-o
link (admittedly the context is a little different on this one)Sloonei wrote:Who do you want to vote for, mac?
linkSloonei wrote:Who you gonna vote for, Dom?
3J manufactures a reason to suspect me (as I don't believe he really does), and you "could see this as a strategy that scum Epi would use."Sloonei wrote:I could see this as a strategy that scum Epi would use. Given how tentative so many reads in this game feel, it probably wouldn't be too hard to tip things in any direction right now if the baddies want to do that, and if they're actively involved then that is what they want to do right now. Given this and my sudden town read on Glorf, I'm loosening up on the good vibes I got from Epi last night.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Let's review some of Zebra's strongest stances taken in this game:
~ Ricochet is bad.
~ Elohcin is good.
~ MovingPictures07 is bad.
I have spent the whole game thinking she looked genuine in her incorrectness, and I was willing to forgive. I ask myself now though, especially in the wake of Mac dying, whether I was being too easy on her. Zebra by her very nature as a player is very assertive about her manner of conveying her reads whether they are real or fake. That assertiveness is easy to mistake for sincerity, which is her best skill as a player.
Now we have Epignosis going after Mac right before his death in a way that perfectly recalls the circumstances earlier in the game, to the point that coincidence appears less likely than intent. I think motel room was making a valid inference when he suggested this first, and it was my immediate reaction to the reveal of Mac's death. Now, consider the most likely impact of a MacDougall death -- Glorfindel gets wasted today. It's the absolute easiest means of night kill manipulation on the table, and I am not inclined to bite. I think Glorfindel is the carrot, and either Epignosis or Sloonei is dangling that carrot.
I read it.Sloonei wrote:I got my hopes up. Will you at least read this one and the links contained therein?Epignosis wrote:I probably won't end up reading through your posts, Sloonei.
My suspicion comes down to whether or not I believe you here, and at the moment I do not. But there's still plenty we can pull out from here to work on this some more. Let's look at these words you said:DrWilgy wrote:And followed up here.Sloonei wrote:You think this computes over here? "Off the baddiedar" seems to strongly suggest "not a suspect".DrWilgy wrote: No baddiedar is different. I have no impulse to vote for you but in a gth scenario I do think you are still bad.
Honestly at this point with how little time ive had to read/contribute all my thoughts are just a gth random mess.And that was the full conversation on the subject, unless you adressed me without a quote and I missed it.DrWilgy wrote:Nah. Baddies I'd vote for. GTH baddies I still need to think about.
Glorf why is it 5-3 then?
Why would you have no impulse to vote for me if you GTH me as bad? Am I a suspect or am I not? You claim that your Day 4 vote was based on the strategy of avoiding having your vote align with mine. Ouch, that's pretty damning. Yet I'm not a player you'd vote for? This, once again, does not compute.DrWilgy wrote: No baddiedar is different. I have no impulse to vote for you but in a gth scenario I do think you are still bad.
I think he suspects you. He is currently voting for you and this looks like a genuine thought process. I can see it as something you'd do, yes. I'm not saying I'm convinced of anything. This is not a crusade. Just keeping an open mind. You've said yourself, somewhere, I think it was in Red vs. Blue that most of those numerous banners of yours have come from scum performances. You're a crafty baddie. The only strategies I'd take off the table for you are things that skirt or break the rules of the game. Take it as a compliment.Epignosis wrote:3J manufactures a reason to suspect me (as I don't believe he really does), and you "could see this as a strategy that scum Epi would use."Sloonei wrote:I could see this as a strategy that scum Epi would use. Given how tentative so many reads in this game feel, it probably wouldn't be too hard to tip things in any direction right now if the baddies want to do that, and if they're actively involved then that is what they want to do right now. Given this and my sudden town read on Glorf, I'm loosening up on the good vibes I got from Epi last night.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Let's review some of Zebra's strongest stances taken in this game:
~ Ricochet is bad.
~ Elohcin is good.
~ MovingPictures07 is bad.
I have spent the whole game thinking she looked genuine in her incorrectness, and I was willing to forgive. I ask myself now though, especially in the wake of Mac dying, whether I was being too easy on her. Zebra by her very nature as a player is very assertive about her manner of conveying her reads whether they are real or fake. That assertiveness is easy to mistake for sincerity, which is her best skill as a player.
Now we have Epignosis going after Mac right before his death in a way that perfectly recalls the circumstances earlier in the game, to the point that coincidence appears less likely than intent. I think motel room was making a valid inference when he suggested this first, and it was my immediate reaction to the reveal of Mac's death. Now, consider the most likely impact of a MacDougall death -- Glorfindel gets wasted today. It's the absolute easiest means of night kill manipulation on the table, and I am not inclined to bite. I think Glorfindel is the carrot, and either Epignosis or Sloonei is dangling that carrot.
Super.
Tell me- when I am bad, what strategies are off the table?
It was timed that way because it was the first post of the day. What was I even setting you up for? I'm asking you to name suspects. How is that a setup? That's what this game is.Epignosis wrote:I read it.Sloonei wrote:I got my hopes up. Will you at least read this one and the links contained therein?Epignosis wrote:I probably won't end up reading through your posts, Sloonei.
I don't care that you ask questions. I didn't care for the timing of your question, as though I had a planned answer or something. A backup, as it were. You were setting me up.
1. Fair, acknowledged.DrWilgy wrote:@Sloon the 3 false infos you haev provided as follows:
1. Claiming I hadn't explained my voting the day I had to swap between INH and indiglo.
2. Claiming I hadn't responded to your primary suspicion of me.
3. Claiming that I'm inconsistent for quoting and responding to something directed at JJJ.
I'll need to tackle your last posts 1 at a time Sloon.
I am not sure right now. I'm on Wilgy right now but I'm tempted to join you on Dom or Jay on Epi. Those three have got my attention today. I still owe Scotty and LoRab a good look though.Quin wrote:I didn't and don't find Sloonei's questioning to be suspicious. Frankly, I'd be more suspicious if we weren't being constantly spammed with the same question over and over.Sloonei wrote:And I also need to address the idea that my "Who are you gonna vote for?" question was some sort of far-fetched framing scheme of mine. Here's the original post, right at the start of Day 6:Note the second question addressed to Quin. This is just a light conversation-starter type of post. I'm just peppering the two players I can see in the thread with standard mafia questions. These are really the same question: "Who are your suspects?" But, as I am a player who asks a ton of questions in this game, I get bored of typing the same words over and over and over and over again, so sometimes I like to spice it up! I throw whole new, colorful sets of words at people! One way that I like to do this is to ask people "Who they're voting for" instead "who they suspect". Don't believe me? Here's some more examples from this game:Sloonei wrote:Epi, who you gonna vote for now that Mr Mac is dead?
Quin, who's your supposed 3 person scum team?
linkSloonei wrote:Who are you gonna vote for, Mr Quin?
linkSloonei wrote:who you gonna vote for, champ?motel room wrote:righty-o
link (admittedly the context is a little different on this one)Sloonei wrote:Who do you want to vote for, mac?
linkSloonei wrote:Who you gonna vote for, Dom?
That said, who you gonna vote for, Sloonei?