Re: [DAY 4] Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2016 10:18 pm
I'm not even sure if I should tell you at this point, but fuck it. How about an M?Golden wrote:If you don't like letter C, what letter would you like?
Murder, Mayhem, and Mafia
https://www.mafiathesyndicate.com/
I'm not even sure if I should tell you at this point, but fuck it. How about an M?Golden wrote:If you don't like letter C, what letter would you like?
But you aren't discussing. You are No U-ing me big time. I said my piece about why i suspected you, and you start saying things like "lynch SVS". I read your posts, and I obviously interpret them differently than you do, and I standby my interpretation. I will have more time for a post on your posts in the AM, I am doing this, but also other stuff right now.Quin wrote:Great. Then I guess we've got nothing left to discuss if you're going to be so closed-minded.S~V~S wrote:Yet I still doQuin wrote:If you did, you cannot stand by what you said. An entire night phase and a day phase was spent establishing those points.S~V~S wrote:I did ISO you. I stand by what I said.
Oooh, that calls for a smiley! I wonder if I could fine one for that...S~V~S wrote: Linki @ Indi, Linkapalooza
I'm not U-ing you at all. There is solid reasoning for finding you scummy when you refuse to elaborate on any of your points. I either see it as an arrogant town deciding that I'm scum and giving zero opportunities for me to refute your points, or a scum who is currently derailing themselves. There's no dispute that I am discussing. I am asking questions. I am giving reasons for finding you suspicious and providing openings for you to respond.S~V~S wrote:But you aren't discussing. You are No U-ing me big time. I said my piece about why i suspected you, and you start saying things like "lynch SVS". I read your posts, and I obviously interpret them differently than you do, and I standby my interpretation. I will have more time for a post on your posts in the AM, I am doing this, but also other stuff right now.Quin wrote:Great. Then I guess we've got nothing left to discuss if you're going to be so closed-minded.S~V~S wrote:Yet I still doQuin wrote:If you did, you cannot stand by what you said. An entire night phase and a day phase was spent establishing those points.S~V~S wrote:I did ISO you. I stand by what I said.
Linki @Zeeb~ I know you don't
Linki @ Indi, Linkapalooza
ika-I know you'd defend me as either alignment if you think I'm townika wrote:Hey silver, I'm at work and you know I can't get games from ms. But can you tell zebra how wron she is about defending you?
Plz and ty
I would say always.Turnip Head wrote:Golden, sometimes reading people is about more than looking at the "evidence".
"For the love of God"; you don;t find that to be a bit hyperbole?Quin wrote:Also, if you disagree with my interpretations, tell me what you think, and for the love of god, tell me that you do in the first place.
QFT to the nth powerGolden wrote:I would say always.Turnip Head wrote:Golden, sometimes reading people is about more than looking at the "evidence".
Then I don't understand why you have a problem with my read... what the hell... you're talking in circles.Golden wrote:I would say always.Turnip Head wrote:Golden, sometimes reading people is about more than looking at the "evidence".
Because you have never exhibited any doubt in your read. Something that even I have done.Turnip Head wrote:Then I don't understand why you have a problem with my read... what the hell... you're talking in circles.Golden wrote:I would say always.Turnip Head wrote:Golden, sometimes reading people is about more than looking at the "evidence".
My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
I kind of miss the old days when SVS and I would relentlessly attack each other in every game regardless of alignment. Where have all the good times gone?Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
You're too busy voting for DDL.thellama73 wrote:I kind of miss the old days when SVS and I would relentlessly attack each other in every game regardless of alignment. Where have all the good times gone?Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
Of course I could be wrong. I've already said I have no knowledge of sig's role. My first post after the Fuzz flip was that I thought sig looked bad, and then I went back and reread him. I changed my mind. I am arguing my point of view in a thread full of sig haters, it does me nor sig any good to repeatedly mention I could be wrong.Golden wrote:Because you have never exhibited any doubt in your read. Something that even I have done.Turnip Head wrote:Then I don't understand why you have a problem with my read... what the hell... you're talking in circles.Golden wrote:I would say always.Turnip Head wrote:Golden, sometimes reading people is about more than looking at the "evidence".
I could say the same thing about my role in the lynch to her. She's definitely barking up the wrong tree.Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
This is a pretty good summary of SVS. She was my mafia mentor. I'm not going to say I can read her super well, but I think I have a pretty good idea. She can be a stubborn civ. She can be a slick baddie. I'm not seeing anything suspicious from her so far in this game. Her role in the Fuzz lynch told me a lot about her alignment. She is not a busser if she can help it (from my experience). I think you (Quin) are currently experiencing stubborn civ SVS.Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
What role did you have in lynching any baddie? How can the two be compared?Quin wrote:I could say the same thing about my role in the lynch to her. She's definitely barking up the wrong tree.Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
But you see where that becomes counterproductive, I trust.
So that's a yes. Thanks.Quin wrote:Are there really any good guys in this setup?
I didn't. That's not what I was talking about.Golden wrote:What role did you have in lynching any baddie? How can the two be compared?Quin wrote:I could say the same thing about my role in the lynch to her. She's definitely barking up the wrong tree.Golden wrote:My advice from personal experience. SVS is a mystery that cannot be understood. But it doesn't make her any less awesome (regardless of alignment).Quin wrote:To the very end she refuses to discuss anything.
Cool. Someone tell me this is normal behaviour. I don't get it.
In this case, I think you should really take note of her role in the Fuzz lynch. I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
But you see where that becomes counterproductive, I trust.
She took my opposition to lynching fuzz as bad, just as I see her jumping on the bandwagon as bad. To change our minds is, as I said, counterproductive.Golden wrote:What were you talking about?
But, as I've said to you several times, she didn't jump on the bandwagon. She created it.Quin wrote:She took my opposition to lynching fuzz as bad, just as I see her jumping on the bandwagon as bad. To change our minds is, as I said, counterproductive.Golden wrote:What were you talking about?
Silverwolf created the case. ISO them both for their respective posts and you'll see that.Golden wrote:Like, at least DDL's case on me has a little merit in that you can say I just went with the target. SVS didn't go with the target. She made the case and effectively selected the target.
No. Thats simply not true. It's entirely false. Very similar to DDL saying silverwolf put Fuzz's name in the pool for possible CFD too, which was actually me. Neither of those things were silverwolf.Quin wrote:Silverwolf created the case. ISO them both for their respective posts and you'll see that.Golden wrote:Like, at least DDL's case on me has a little merit in that you can say I just went with the target. SVS didn't go with the target. She made the case and effectively selected the target.
...Did you ISO them?Golden wrote:No. Thats simply not true. It's entirely false. Very similar to DDL saying silverwolf put Fuzz's name in the pool for possible CFD too, which was actually me. Neither of those things were silverwolf.Quin wrote:Silverwolf created the case. ISO them both for their respective posts and you'll see that.Golden wrote:Like, at least DDL's case on me has a little merit in that you can say I just went with the target. SVS didn't go with the target. She made the case and effectively selected the target.
Literally the only post that you can be referring to as SW making a case. Also the only one that can be referred to as SW putting Fuzz's name into a CFD pool. After that...Silverwolf wrote:This is a very opportunistic vote and probably scum.RadicalFuzz wrote:Breaking the tie, voting for ika.
ika
I put Fuzz in the CFD pool.Golden wrote:Serge and Fuzz votes both opportunistic, I'd be open to either of them too.
SVS makes the case...S~V~S wrote:I kind of agree. This is his last postmentioning ika:Silverwolf wrote:This is a very opportunistic vote and probably scum.RadicalFuzz wrote:Breaking the tie, voting for ika.
ikaRadicalFuzz wrote:Matt is either playing from a high tightrope or is town. The risk/reward for his actions feels like high/medium if he's scum.
Sloonei is my strongest townread, as his posts have consistently made logical sense and he's avoided tunnelling on one player or interaction. It feels like he's trying to solve the game, and that's good.
You look town-y to me, for similar reasons to Sloonei. The difference is your tone reads as a little early to reach a conclusion, like you're content with finding enough facts to reach a conclusion at all, not necessarily the correct one.
Spirityo still has said next to nothing and we're a few hours out from Day 2 ending. His four posts consist of the following. A "linki - that's a good idea", one "I agree with Sloonei about the cultural differences between RYM & Syndicate", a greeting to everyone, and an apology for missing the vote. Absolutely zero content whatsoever.
Enrique I don't like because of his refusal to explain his vote on Day 1. That entire situation read as if he was nervous, if that makes sense, like he didn't have a reason at the time of his vote but decided he needed one.
I refuse to touch the Silverwolf/ika thing with a 39 & 1/2 foot pole. There's some logic to be found in interactions regarding them, but so much emotion that I'd probably end up stepping on someone's toes and they'd get mad at me for their decision to wear sandals.
My vote's going to be used to prevent a tie today. I'm indifferent as to where specifically it goes.
Turnip the reason you should vote for me is so you stop twiddling your thumbs about who to vote for.
Llama can you elaborate on your conclusion that Luffy's posts scream "cop?"
Silverwolf is clearly not even on board with a CFD at that time, even.Silverwolf wrote:I don't like this. I never like the idea of a last minute flash wagon at the end of the day.Golden wrote:Let me throw out two names for this counterwagon and see if Sloon, SVS, TH, indi, silver and ika could all be behind either.
Matt
Wilgy
I'm open to other names.
Your latest posts are not really sitting well with me.
Radical Fuzz, Golden need to be looked into more tomorrow IMO.
Hopefully because they understood it was a joke on the fact that civ's are mafia and maf are police.thellama73 wrote:Why aren't people voting Quin when he basically admitted to being bad?
Never!thellama73 wrote:I'm starting to feel like I'm not being taken seriously.
Did you not consider the possibility that SVS realised the lynch was inevitable based on Silver's call-out?Golden wrote:Yes, I did ISO them. You can tell very easily from starting a thread read from this point:
http://www.mafiathesyndicate.com/viewto ... 95#p242395
Here are the key points...
Silverwolf
Literally the only post that you can be referring to as SW making a case. Also the only one that can be referred to as SW putting Fuzz's name into a CFD pool. After that...Silverwolf wrote:This is a very opportunistic vote and probably scum.RadicalFuzz wrote:Breaking the tie, voting for ika.
ika
I put Fuzz in the CFD pool.Golden wrote:Serge and Fuzz votes both opportunistic, I'd be open to either of them too.
SVS makes the case...S~V~S wrote:I kind of agree. This is his last postmentioning ika:Silverwolf wrote:This is a very opportunistic vote and probably scum.RadicalFuzz wrote:Breaking the tie, voting for ika.
ikaRadicalFuzz wrote:Matt is either playing from a high tightrope or is town. The risk/reward for his actions feels like high/medium if he's scum.
Sloonei is my strongest townread, as his posts have consistently made logical sense and he's avoided tunnelling on one player or interaction. It feels like he's trying to solve the game, and that's good.
You look town-y to me, for similar reasons to Sloonei. The difference is your tone reads as a little early to reach a conclusion, like you're content with finding enough facts to reach a conclusion at all, not necessarily the correct one.
Spirityo still has said next to nothing and we're a few hours out from Day 2 ending. His four posts consist of the following. A "linki - that's a good idea", one "I agree with Sloonei about the cultural differences between RYM & Syndicate", a greeting to everyone, and an apology for missing the vote. Absolutely zero content whatsoever.
Enrique I don't like because of his refusal to explain his vote on Day 1. That entire situation read as if he was nervous, if that makes sense, like he didn't have a reason at the time of his vote but decided he needed one.
I refuse to touch the Silverwolf/ika thing with a 39 & 1/2 foot pole. There's some logic to be found in interactions regarding them, but so much emotion that I'd probably end up stepping on someone's toes and they'd get mad at me for their decision to wear sandals.
My vote's going to be used to prevent a tie today. I'm indifferent as to where specifically it goes.
Turnip the reason you should vote for me is so you stop twiddling your thumbs about who to vote for.
Llama can you elaborate on your conclusion that Luffy's posts scream "cop?"
And after both of those things...
Silverwolf is clearly not even on board with a CFD at that time, even.Silverwolf wrote:I don't like this. I never like the idea of a last minute flash wagon at the end of the day.Golden wrote:Let me throw out two names for this counterwagon and see if Sloon, SVS, TH, indi, silver and ika could all be behind either.
Matt
Wilgy
I'm open to other names.
Your latest posts are not really sitting well with me.
Radical Fuzz, Golden need to be looked into more tomorrow IMO.
I'm beginning to think this might be true.sig wrote:Quin could be bad, lynching him is much better then me.![]()
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I'll make a joke out of almost anything, for future reference.thellama73 wrote:In all seriousness, I see this all the time, and I regard it as a legitimate baddie catching technique. I ask someone if they are bad, and instead of saying "no" they make a joke out of it.
Why? I think there are still an awful lot of people who are subconsciously uncomfortable lying in the face of a very direct question, so they dodge instead. They don't mean to, but it is their instinct. I trust my methods, and it's why I'm voting Quin today.
You may find this ironic, but I actually don't want to rush into my decision about where my vote actually ends up.Quin wrote:Do it then.
I don't. But lynching me now benefits town, since people will be able to find other things to talk about that will actually out a policeman.Golden wrote:You may find this ironic, but I actually don't want to rush into my decision about where my vote actually ends up.Quin wrote:Do it then.