Re: MAD MAX: Day 2
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2016 12:33 am
Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
GTH good.a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
I think it's a good look for him and it contributes to him being one of my strongest civ reads.DrWilgy wrote:GTH good.a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
I have barely read the thread though. What do you think of Mac Declining my invite to team up?
Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
Do you usually take an "innocent until proven guilty" approach to players?a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
Interesting might not be the most optimal word but this exchange between MP and Rico is pretty damning of the latter IMO:DrWilgy wrote:Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
What do you think was the most interesting exchange so far?
Notice how the quotebox begins with Mac and MP agreeing that Rico is just generating content, with the implication being that they perceive him as a wild card town. That isn't good enough for Rico, so he challenges MP. You can see here that he is in fact not focused on generating content at all but rather generating distractions from genuine scum-hunting efforts, and hogging all the attention by making the thread about his personal beef with Mac that he talks as if it were shared universally by everyone else.Ricochet wrote:...MovingPictures07 wrote:Eh? I don't think we're seeing eye to eye here. I was merely expressing agreement that it seemed like you were trying to generate content.Ricochet wrote:Well you should also back it up, since it's based on something the player has implied to be accurate from past games.MovingPictures07 wrote:Explain this please. I'm entitled to my perspective.Ricochet wrote:At this point you are clearly just throwing out sentences. There is no solid history evidence to back up that assessment.MovingPictures07 wrote:At this point I'd agree with that assessment.MacDougall wrote:As an expert in the subject of Macdougall. Ricochet reads me well anyway so why he needs to lynch me before he can read me I do not know. I fancy he is just making content.
linki: except I wasn't an arbitrary target. You've profiled me quite specifically. And it was that very specificity, not the kill itself nor anything else, that "hurt my feelings", if anything.
It is exactly this that lead me to the current policy lynch. Not my fault you've accidentally locked yourself into it.
Yes, that's the hypothesis. Based on the implication that all I'd need to do to hunt Mac is just that, given a good history of "reading him well". But that implication is false.
So how can you merely express agreement at something not backed up by its logic?
I want to get behind the idea of Rico as a baddie, but I just fail to see the baddie motivation behind his Day 1 play. Why did scum Rico do all that stuff?DrWilgy wrote:Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
What do you think was the most interesting exchange so far?
With players with as few posts as DrWilgy currently does, yes. On the other hand, with players generating nothing but unproductive WIFOM, I tend to take the opposite approach, guilty until proven innocent. Which brings me to your question for Wilgy which I can answer:Sloonei wrote:Do you usually take an "innocent until proven guilty" approach to players?a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?
To prevent town from focusing on finding baddies. To excuse irrational behavior and lack of reads/content. To flood the thread with nonsense so the less active players will be overwhelmed and won't be able to contribute. There are tons of reasons for the kind of behavior Rico exhibited on Day 1 and continues to exhibit still.Sloonei wrote:I want to get behind the idea of Rico as a baddie, but I just fail to see the baddie motivation behind his Day 1 play. Why did scum Rico do all that stuff?DrWilgy wrote:Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
What do you think was the most interesting exchange so far?
I am still curious what you have to say about all of the proceedings from Day 1. What's your take on things? You asked a few questions during the latter half of the day, but never gave any indication as to where you were leaning, then missed the vote. What were your thoughts as Day 1 was unfolding?LoRab wrote:Curious to see what Zebra and INH have to say now that Epi was killed by mafia. And highly unlikely, in a speed game, that mafia would kill one of their own night 1. So....wanting responses there.
The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I would support it and encourage others to do the same until a better suspect comes up, assuming that happens before the day phase ends.DrWilgy wrote:The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I like your analysis of Rico. I'd like an answer from Rico as to why he thought to interject here. Not sure if this has been explained yet or not, but I'm not willing to go back and check.
Zebra, how would you respond to me voting Rico right now?
I suppose that means votes are changeable?a2thezebra wrote:I would support it and encourage others to do the same until a better suspect comes up, assuming that happens before the day phase ends.DrWilgy wrote:The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I like your analysis of Rico. I'd like an answer from Rico as to why he thought to interject here. Not sure if this has been explained yet or not, but I'm not willing to go back and check.
Zebra, how would you respond to me voting Rico right now?
But wouldn't the target he's painting on his back right now greatly outweigh the supposed "distraction" from scum hunting? You said yourself about his exchange with MP that he seemed to be pulling the attention from a serious conversation and placing it on himself. If he is scum, that is the opposite of distracting attention away from scum. He is telling people to talk about him.a2thezebra wrote:With players with as few posts as DrWilgy currently does, yes. On the other hand, with players generating nothing but unproductive WIFOM, I tend to take the opposite approach, guilty until proven innocent. Which brings me to your question for Wilgy which I can answer:Sloonei wrote:Do you usually take an "innocent until proven guilty" approach to players?a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?To prevent town from focusing on finding baddies. To excuse irrational behavior and lack of reads/content. To flood the thread with nonsense so the less active players will be overwhelmed and won't be able to contribute. There are tons of reasons for the kind of behavior Rico exhibited on Day 1 and continues to exhibit still.Sloonei wrote:I want to get behind the idea of Rico as a baddie, but I just fail to see the baddie motivation behind his Day 1 play. Why did scum Rico do all that stuff?DrWilgy wrote:Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
What do you think was the most interesting exchange so far?
What are some of your current reads, Sloonei?
Elohcin's response to Neil Hartley early in the game is something I've been getting hung up on. Something about it strikes me as a feigned effort to appear confused for the sake of casting speculation. I am wary of people who latch onto roleplay as a basis for suspicion early on. LoRab did the same thing, if I remember correctly. I suppose those are the two that I'm thinking about most at the moment, but it's been a slow start for me and I'm still not out of the preliminary reads stage of the process.DrWilgy wrote:The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I like your analysis of Rico. I'd like an answer from Rico as to why he thought to interject here. Not sure if this has been explained yet or not, but I'm not willing to go back and check.
Zebra, how would you respond to me voting Rico right now?
Sloonei, mind telling me the exchange that interested you most?
Haha yes, votes are changeable.DrWilgy wrote:I suppose that means votes are changeable?a2thezebra wrote:I would support it and encourage others to do the same until a better suspect comes up, assuming that happens before the day phase ends.DrWilgy wrote:The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I like your analysis of Rico. I'd like an answer from Rico as to why he thought to interject here. Not sure if this has been explained yet or not, but I'm not willing to go back and check.
Zebra, how would you respond to me voting Rico right now?
Zebra what are your thoughts on Elochin and JJJ?
Seizing all the attention isn't the same thing as putting a target on your back. Rico didn't get lynched Day 1, did he? It's absurd to suggest that he's doing the opposite of distracting attention away from scum if he himself is scum because it's the scumhunting that he's distracting everyone from. That way he himself can stay in the spotlight and no one will lynch him because too often WIFOM is a bored or adventurous civ, making it an easy and relatively safe disguise.Sloonei wrote:But wouldn't the target he's painting on his back right now greatly outweigh the supposed "distraction" from scum hunting? You said yourself about his exchange with MP that he seemed to be pulling the attention from a serious conversation and placing it on himself. If he is scum, that is the opposite of distracting attention away from scum. He is telling people to talk about him.a2thezebra wrote:With players with as few posts as DrWilgy currently does, yes. On the other hand, with players generating nothing but unproductive WIFOM, I tend to take the opposite approach, guilty until proven innocent. Which brings me to your question for Wilgy which I can answer:Sloonei wrote:Do you usually take an "innocent until proven guilty" approach to players?a2thezebra wrote:Null, but GTH good because with what content you have, you haven't given me a reason to think otherwise. Where do you read me?DrWilgy wrote:Where do you read me zeebs?a2thezebra wrote:Voting Ricochet. If anyone's here, ask me questions and I'll ask you questions back. Let's generate some content. Deal?To prevent town from focusing on finding baddies. To excuse irrational behavior and lack of reads/content. To flood the thread with nonsense so the less active players will be overwhelmed and won't be able to contribute. There are tons of reasons for the kind of behavior Rico exhibited on Day 1 and continues to exhibit still.Sloonei wrote:I want to get behind the idea of Rico as a baddie, but I just fail to see the baddie motivation behind his Day 1 play. Why did scum Rico do all that stuff?DrWilgy wrote:Baddie Rico with potential as Mac temmie.a2thezebra wrote:What is your strongest read at the moment, considering that you haven't fully caught up?
I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
What do you think was the most interesting exchange so far?
What are some of your current reads, Sloonei?
I'll have to ask why I'm bad.DrWilgy wrote:GTH MP good, Sloonei bad. Keep in mimd the only MP post I read was the one in the exchange you examined.
Thank you both for the exchanges tonight. Going to sleep now. Stay beautiful you two.
I do not have many others. I had some early doubts about MP but haven't read his later posts in much detail. You and Wilgy both feel good after tonight's little burst of activity. I am leaning town on Jay, but a Day 1 metafake isn't difficult for him to pull off, and I'm in agreement with the couple of people who gave SVS an early nod of approval. There's a whole lot of null beyond that and the two slight scum leans you noted. I'll have much more to say tomorrow once I've actually caught up.a2thezebra wrote:Sloonei, what are some of your current reads besides Eloh and LoRab?
What are some of your standards for being "town-inclined"? The most notable thing I can take out of this is the "No" next to MP. With all the posts he's made, you couldn't find anything that inclined you toward a town read?JaggedJimmyJay wrote:I asked myself a question about each living player: is there anything about this person that I can say is distinctly town-inclined?
a2thezebra - sure
birdwithteeth11 - whatever
Dom - sure
DrWilgy - sure
Elohcin - no
Glorfindel - no
insertnamehere - sure
LoRab - no
MacDougall - sure
motel room - sure
MovingPictures - no
Ricochet - sure
S~V~S - sure
sanmateo - whatever
Sloonei - sure
sprityo - no
Extracting my "no" people: Elohcin, Glorfindel, LoRab, MovingPictures07, sprityo
The whatever people are wild cards until they post: birdwithteeth11, sanmateo
It's likely I'm wrong about at least one person with a "sure", but this is a starting point for my reads. The "sure" for motel room may be surprising, I'll expand shortly. Any other questions, go for it.
Sloonei wrote:I am still curious what you have to say about all of the proceedings from Day 1. What's your take on things? You asked a few questions during the latter half of the day, but never gave any indication as to where you were leaning, then missed the vote. What were your thoughts as Day 1 was unfolding?LoRab wrote:Curious to see what Zebra and INH have to say now that Epi was killed by mafia. And highly unlikely, in a speed game, that mafia would kill one of their own night 1. So....wanting responses there.
I think what he was implying here is that on Day 1, seeing this kind of material from me made him feel like he had to prod me about it. "This is so early for facts" evidences a mindset in which part of him worried I was putting semi-relevant "objective evidence" into the thread to promote a mislynch.motel room wrote:This is so early for Facts.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Expanding on this parallel:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Actually now that I think of it, this incident is rather similar to what happened in Red vs. Blue -- Scotty made a misstep on Day 1 by providing an inconsistent read relative to Epignosis (either his own votes or someone's votes for him, I can't recall exactly), and Epignosis (his partner) helped lynch him for it. I'm not saying this is necessarily a bus job, but rather that there's a recent precedent for a baddie Scotty to do something like this.
The following post is from Red vs. Blue, not Mad Max:
Scotty goofed in that game by putting two reads together that weren't very compatible (he liked Metalmarsh, but not the votes on Epignosis, one of which was Metalmarsh). In this game he seems to have done something similar: he doesn't like Elohcin or Rico as much, but thinks Epignosis is steering the thread the wrong direction for suspecting the same two people. Incompatible.Spoiler: show
That's a very difficult question to answer because it is dependent upon a bunch of circumstantial contexts and who is being assessed. For example, the Day 0 good vibes some of us had about S~V~S weren't really the result of a concrete, game-independent concept. The specific circumstance of her timing in the game and Epi's Day 0 voting behavior made it possible for her to show herself in a way she otherwise wouldn't be able to. If we're right about her, that is.Sloonei wrote:What are some of your standards for being "town-inclined"?
MP's an interesting case, because my "no" on him is the result of watching him dismantle my own prior perspectives of him. He killed it in the M12 scrimmage by outposting everyone else by a mile (as a baddie) and for the most part looking himself. He did again in the early stages of Transistor. I give MP zero credit for the quantity of his content. Instead, I have to view his posts one-by-one and constantly ask myself:Sloonei wrote:The most notable thing I can take out of this is the "No" next to MP. With all the posts he's made, you couldn't find anything that inclined you toward a town read?
The same goes for LoRab. One wants to give them a break, but there's really nothing about this game to make that happen that I can readily identify.Sloonei wrote:Glorfindel is tough to read at the moment because it's never easy to judge a player who has real life matters that greatly outweigh the importance of a game.
What would gain me advantage in the game? Making omelettes?DrWilgy wrote:I don't think Rico is the type to lose sight of what would gain him advantage in the game for a policy lynch.
Must have missed the implication. The fact that Mac at one point comment "oh Rico, he so whacky on D1; moving on" does not necessarily imply that he read me town. For all we know, he might have easily deflect my whole barking at him with that one simple line.a2thezebra wrote:Notice how the quotebox begins with Mac and MP agreeing that Rico is just generating content, with the implication being that they perceive him as a wild card town. That isn't good enough for Rico, so he challenges MP. You can see here that he is in fact not focused on generating content at all but rather generating distractions from genuine scum-hunting efforts, and hogging all the attention by making the thread about his personal beef with Mac that he talks as if it were shared universally by everyone else.
See, this fella gets it. Must have asked this same question about a dozen times already.Sloonei wrote:I want to get behind the idea of Rico as a baddie, but I just fail to see the baddie motivation behind his Day 1 play. Why did scum Rico do all that stuff?
See, this fella gets it.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:I can't remember ever seeing a baddie Ricochet in his own skin. Something tells me that WIFOM salad wouldn't be his most likely approach to tricking a roster full of high effort players (in his first baddie game in a long while as far as I know), most of whom are likely town. He'd be more likely to wear his Long Winded Analyst hat and try to appear as one of the team.
If this is what a bad Rico looks like, that's pretty lame. I actually think he looks rather similar to Red vs. Blue, when he basically did whatever the hell he wanted as a townie and didn't give a damn what anyone else said about it.
I think it's harder to explain his behavior from a scum perspective than from a town perspective. For the moment I favor Occam's Razor.
You are being so antagonistic I find it hard to believe it isn't an act. I can't believe a genuine you would be so hostile.Ricochet wrote:Did I say I am?
You've got nothing to fret about anymore, you can kill whomever you like now, nobody gives a damn.
What a hollow finger-waggy statement to make, right after the very post in which I clearly stated I would focus on proper leads.
Oh, that's it? Took you one pokey post to switch from "If you are planning on pushing my policy lynch again I am going to vote for you". Noice.MacDougall wrote:You are being so antagonistic I find it hard to believe it isn't an act. I can't believe a genuine you would be so hostile.Ricochet wrote:Did I say I am?
You've got nothing to fret about anymore, you can kill whomever you like now, nobody gives a damn.
What a hollow finger-waggy statement to make, right after the very post in which I clearly stated I would focus on proper leads.
So you DO think he's bad? Since you think he's killing people.Ricochet wrote:Did I say I am?
You've got nothing to fret about anymore, you can kill whomever you like now, nobody gives a damn.
What a hollow finger-waggy statement to make, right after the very post in which I clearly stated I would focus on proper leads.
JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Spoiler: show
That wasn't a reference to your post. It's a joke related to something Ricochet did in another game.S~V~S wrote:JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Spoiler: show
I know what he said. My point was that he implied that he thinks Mac is killing.
No. Should I have inserted a "in case you are bad" in there? Guess I should have.S~V~S wrote:So you DO think he's bad? Since you think he's killing people.Ricochet wrote:Did I say I am?
You've got nothing to fret about anymore, you can kill whomever you like now, nobody gives a damn.
What a hollow finger-waggy statement to make, right after the very post in which I clearly stated I would focus on proper leads.
Epi was an odd choice for an NK with the end of the lynch going down as it did. Time to reread him.
It doesn't imply, it could imply. I'm not bad, so you can consider Mac, if that's your angle.S~V~S wrote:P.s. Rico~ I think ANY baddie team EXCEPT one that included you or Mac would have killed you for the lulz as well as the chance to frame Mac. To me the NK of someone other than you implies a team with either you or Mac on it.
My name is Ricochet and I approve this joke and reference. Well done.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Spoiler: show
DrWilgy wrote:The only other player that I have thought about is Sprityo, whom I gut read as bad.a2thezebra wrote:DrWilgy, do you have any other gut and/or vibe-based reads you would like to share?
I like your analysis of Rico. I'd like an answer from Rico as to why he thought to interject here. Not sure if this has been explained yet or not, but I'm not willing to go back and check.
Zebra, how would you respond to me voting Rico right now?
Sloonei, mind telling me the exchange that interested you most?