Re: Night 1: Attack on Titan Heist: The Battle of Trost
Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 9:35 pm
So Say We All.
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Murder, Mayhem, and Mafia
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You can thank MP for that idea.leetic wrote:Ugh... I have so much to say after that lynch, it's annoying having to wait 24 hours to say it!
Can we lynch MP for that idea? I was hoping to use the night to get more of a foothold in the game. Being unable to post messed that up.Draconus wrote:You can thank MP for that idea.leetic wrote:Ugh... I have so much to say after that lynch, it's annoying having to wait 24 hours to say it!But I'm sticking with it... For now.
Bass_the_Clever wrote:I'm voting leetie to tie it up.
MovingPictures07 wrote:I'm voting Silverquin. Sorry Quin, but I just can't get over Silver's behavior from earlier in the game before she exploded.
Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.
DrWilgy wrote:Thanks, I'm torn between voting Quin for the points I raised earlier with Silver and giving Quin another chance. (I just realized that I don't like killing those who sub in. I wonder why?)MovingPictures07 wrote:Actually it was mostly the conversation that leetic and Epi had regarding policy lynches; they both seemed genuinely interested in town's best interests with their viewpoints. It's tentative though and heavily gut-based until I have voting data and such.DrWilgy wrote:Yo MP!
What caused your townread on leetic? What caused your townread on Ikanosis?
Quin, could you resolve this for me?
DrWilgy wrote:Guess I'm voting Quin.
agleaminranks wrote:I don't know if I feel comfortable voting Quin. I didn't feel incredibly pinged by what I could read of Silverwolf's defensiveness. It sounded more character oriented than role.
Voting leetic.
Metalmarsh89 wrote:Here, have a vote.Quin wrote:I forgot about this too. There's a few people in this game I haven't played with yet, so lets make this a good'un.MovingPictures07 wrote:Oh, and glad to be playing with new folks (Goldy, leetic) too! Definitely don't want to leave that out.
Uhh, ill be home in an hour or so. Stay tuned. Or don't. Either way, checking the thread so far hasn't really brought anything significant to my attention but I'll have another go when I'm at a computer and can actually read the screen properly.
Vote Quin.
Metalmarsh89 wrote:I'm the other way around on ika and Silverwolf. Slight scumread on Silver and townread on ika.sig wrote:@Leetic I feel your pain four pages and only day 0, though I helped that lol.
I don't like how serious we're getting so soon, but it seems we've left the happy shiny fluff platform and are on the train headed to the valley of lynching,![]()
I've got a gut civ lean on SW and pings on Ika/MP. Seeing how both players acted in the scrimmage as mafia I wouldn't be surprised if they were doing the same thing here. So I'm watching them both.
Metalmarsh89 wrote:Yes, Silverwolf is scum.MovingPictures07 wrote:Yo MM, got any reads or thoughts for me (and the thread)?Metalmarsh89 wrote:I just realized... There's no cop in this game.
Sorry leetic, I lied.
How about them apples?
Metalmarsh89 wrote:Vote ɟloʍɹǝʌlᴉS
sig wrote:Semi serious, I doubt I'll leave it on Quin, but him picking at my fluff is pingy.rabbit8 wrote:Is this a serious accusation? Or just bullshit NO U voted me, I'm voting you?sig wrote:NO UQuin wrote:Points of interest - pardon me for not drawing quotes, I can't be assed with that right now.
There's some fluff conversation between sig and wilgy early on. Wilgy joking about being scum isn't surprising, but I haven't seen that sort of thing from sig before. ika (Epi) picked up on sig too, but his reasoning just comes down to guts so it's credibility is something to be desired. Although, if sig ever flipped bad I think that would favour Epi somewhat.
Placing a resting vote on sig, because why not.
This all goes up to about page 5, but I've got to stop for a minute. I'll come back.
Quin![]()
On a more serious note, I've joked around about being bad before. It was very early day 0 fluff there was no meaning behind it what so ever. I find it strange you're trying to give it a meaning when it was clearly fluffyness.
It's hard to tell since you guys, girls (some gender neutral nonsense here) just throw your votes around like their meaningless.
sig wrote:I'd have moved my vote if Quin had answered my point, but he hasn't yet. Why though are you voting for me based on that, but never reneged me or mentioned me until this post?rabbit8 wrote:I'm voting sig. I didn't like her no u post.
At least snip my quotes correctly. I wasn't asking Quin to say "yeah go ahead and lynch me" or not, what I stated was this:leetic wrote:DrWilgy wrote:Thanks, I'm torn between voting Quin for the points I raised earlier with Silver and giving Quin another chance. (I just realized that I don't like killing those who sub in. I wonder why?)MovingPictures07 wrote:Actually it was mostly the conversation that leetic and Epi had regarding policy lynches; they both seemed genuinely interested in town's best interests with their viewpoints. It's tentative though and heavily gut-based until I have voting data and such.DrWilgy wrote:Yo MP!
What caused your townread on leetic? What caused your townread on Ikanosis?
Quin, could you resolve this for me?
...Okay. Why the hell would you ask Quin that? She’d obviously say that she wouldn’t want to be lynched (and in fact had said that previously) and this post just feels like an excuse not to vote.
...Although he did end up voting Quin. He changed his opinion in light of the fact that there was very little time left in the phase (keep in mind Quin made no posts between these two). So why the above post? Maybe he wanted to present the illusion of giving Quin a chance, but was hasty after there was little time. DrWilgy is looking scummy.DrWilgy wrote:Guess I'm voting Quin.
There was no "illusion" of wanting to give Quin a chance. I wanted to give Quin a chance and even stated so, but only because of my dislike of voting replacements. I asked a question hoping for resolution, but then had to vote for someone before time was up. Would you rather me random vote or not vote at all?DrWilgy wrote:Quin, could you resolve this for me?DrWilgy wrote:This all boils down to "I don't want people to read us together" but "we aren't opposing forces" and "Ika states that I'm civ", and that doesn't fit together.
leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.
Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
I agree, but suspicion =/= lynch.Bullzeye wrote:If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
Props to you for jumping into it anyway tbf, I dunno if I'd have wanted to.Quin wrote:I didn't and don't expect an apology. Draconus told me it'd be a crappy situation to replace into in the first place and I did it anyway. For mafia! Or town, I guess it depends on your thing.
Quin, definitely.Bullzeye wrote:Who do you think you'd have voted for, Zebra?
Okay, so am I wrong in interpreting the below post as you saying you didn't think Quin should've been lynched yesterday? That's how it initially came across to me.a2thezebra wrote:Quin, definitely.Bullzeye wrote:Who do you think you'd have voted for, Zebra?
a2thezebra wrote:I agree, but suspicion =/= lynch.Bullzeye wrote:If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
Great question.a2thezebra wrote:Thanks. Digital Devil Saga is the shit.
Why is no one posting anything?
No.Bullzeye wrote:Fair enough Zebra. Do you have any suspects for today?
I will not consider that under any circumstances and if anyone else does I will actively fight it.MovingPictures07 wrote:With that said, I think we should consider a policy lynch of Dizzy by Day 3, if not for Day 2, if he doesn't show up or get replaced.
This is a questionable statement, as it can read "Just because an easy mislynch target subs out doesn't mean I can easily mislynch them."Bullzeye wrote:If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
Agreed. What's with MP and policy lynching? I'm throwing a vote down for that, plus his interactions with the wolves. My wallpost won't be as long as I anticipated it, since I realized ika's replacement died, but I will address MP and one or two others.a2thezebra wrote:I will not consider that under any circumstances and if anyone else does I will actively fight it.MovingPictures07 wrote:With that said, I think we should consider a policy lynch of Dizzy by Day 3, if not for Day 2, if he doesn't show up or get replaced.
So if you think someone is bad, and then that person gets replaced, do you just stop suspecting them? That doesn't make any sense to me.leetic wrote:This is a questionable statement, as it can read "Just because an easy mislynch target subs out doesn't mean I can easily mislynch them."Bullzeye wrote:If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
Why are you throwing a vote down for that (granted you mention another reason as well, but still) if it's something you think he does in general rather than a mafia-motivated tactic in this particular game? Wouldn't that be...a policy lynch?leetic wrote:Agreed. What's with MP and policy lynching? I'm throwing a vote down for that, plus his interactions with the wolves. My wallpost won't be as long as I anticipated it, since I realized ika's replacement died, but I will address MP and one or two others.a2thezebra wrote:I will not consider that under any circumstances and if anyone else does I will actively fight it.MovingPictures07 wrote:With that said, I think we should consider a policy lynch of Dizzy by Day 3, if not for Day 2, if he doesn't show up or get replaced.
I was out of town all day yesterday.a2thezebra wrote:Thanks. Digital Devil Saga is the shit.
Why is no one posting anything?
You generally forget the actions of the player who subbed out, as in many of the cases those people who sub out do so for a lack of motivation, and people who lack motivation tend to make mistakes. Also, funny how many of the people who voted Quin townread Epignosis, when ika was arguably scummier than Silver.Bullzeye wrote:So if you think someone is bad, and then that person gets replaced, do you just stop suspecting them? That doesn't make any sense to me.leetic wrote:This is a questionable statement, as it can read "Just because an easy mislynch target subs out doesn't mean I can easily mislynch them."Bullzeye wrote:If she hadn't dropped out, Quin wouldn't have been in that situation. When someone is suspected, the suspicion shouldn't die just because they get replaced. I don't necessarily think anyone owes anyone an apology tbh, that's how this game is played and if we all sat around apologising every time a civ died we'd never get anywhere. Yes it's bad he died and I regret voting for a civ but I just don't agree that it was unfair to lynch Quin.a2thezebra wrote:Who does owe him an apology then, Silver?Bullzeye wrote:leetic wrote:Alright, this is a fair enough reason to vote, even if it still isn’t fair to Quin.Bullzeye wrote:I'll also *Vote Quin*, at least for now. I might change my mind while I'm catching up. I definitely think there's a chance at least one of Silver and Ika were bad, and how Quin flips would colour my opinion of a few other people.![]()
I've been lynched for reasons waaaaay less fair than that many times. I do feel sorry for Quin, he replaced into a crappy situation. But it was going to happen eventually anyway, I'm sure. I also don't think it's the people who lynched Quin that owe him the apology.
It's something I've noticed him doing quite a bit in-game. I don't use past games for reference.a2thezebra wrote:Why are you throwing a vote down for that (granted you mention another reason as well, but still) if it's something you think he does in general rather than a mafia-motivated tactic in this particular game? Wouldn't that be...a policy lynch?leetic wrote:Agreed. What's with MP and policy lynching? I'm throwing a vote down for that, plus his interactions with the wolves. My wallpost won't be as long as I anticipated it, since I realized ika's replacement died, but I will address MP and one or two others.a2thezebra wrote:I will not consider that under any circumstances and if anyone else does I will actively fight it.MovingPictures07 wrote:With that said, I think we should consider a policy lynch of Dizzy by Day 3, if not for Day 2, if he doesn't show up or get replaced.
Epi suspected Serge, but he voted for Leetic. Since you're clearly eyeing Epi's suspects as his potential killers, what specifically makes you think Serge is more likely than Leetic to have killed Epi? It strikes me that Leetic is arguably more likely to show up and defend himself if someone pushes a case on him...sig wrote:SO Some good ole NKA (night kill analysis), Epi is a strong player which alone could explain his death, however he replaced into a weak situation he could've been mislynched at some point. So why kill him night 1?
He suspected Serge and leetic and spent a large portion of the day going back and forth with leetic. So I'm eyeing Leetic and Serge.
I'll be placing a vote for Serge now.
Also yes I know people will say it is scummy for me to build a case around someone being NK'd but that plus what Epi said about Serge and Serge's actions are enough for me to lay a vote out.
If someone subs out because they were basically uninvolved then yeah, I agree with you that their actions would likely be forgotten. Let's not pretend Silver and Ika were uninvolved though. You can't really ask someone to just pretend none of that happened and act like Epi and Quin were replacing no-shows.leetic wrote: You generally forget the actions of the player who subbed out, as in many of the cases those people who sub out do so for a lack of motivation, and people who lack motivation tend to make mistakes. Also, funny how many of the people who voted Quin townread Epignosis, when ika was arguably scummier than Silver.
A vote for Serge kinda comes off as an easy vote to make though. Don't get me wrong, there's nobody I wouldn't lynch today. Your vote just caught my eye as looking like you wanted an easy target for the day. Your explanation makes more sense now though.sig wrote:Good point while Epi did vote Serge his suspicion mainly stemmed from Leetic's defense of Serge. I'm operating under the assumption that Leetic and Serge are both mafia, since Leetic came in and defended Serge. However, I don't know Leetic's meta so he might just' have been defending Serge for the reasons he stated. So I'd rather at this point vote for Serge and if/when Serge flip mafia go for Leetic.
Though Leetic's vote for MP.
Bulls what do you think of MP wanting to policy lynch Dizzy and him voting for me?
Epignosis didn't even vote for me. Things aren't that cut and dried, if it's someone's intention to frame me going by Epignosis's death then it worked on you.sig wrote:SO Some good ole NKA (night kill analysis), Epi is a strong player which alone could explain his death, however he replaced into a weak situation he could've been mislynched at some point. So why kill him night 1?
He suspected Serge and leetic and spent a large portion of the day going back and forth with leetic. So I'm eyeing Leetic and Serge.
I'll be placing a vote for Serge now.
Also yes I know people will say it is scummy for me to build a case around someone being NK'd but that plus what Epi said about Serge and Serge's actions are enough for me to lay a vote out.