Re: Mass Effect Mafia (Day 2)
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2017 11:14 am
On N1 I mean.
You demonstrated my point. It's not just you: Half the field wouldn't know about me or my tendencies. No way in hell I'm carrying out the kill if I'm bad.gfishfunk wrote:Not having played with you, I wouldn't know. At the same time, that is a great way to justify giving you the kill as a member of a mafia team: if everyone assumes you wouldn't be given the kill, give him the kill.Epignosis wrote:Here's something to chew on:
If I am bad and on a team, I'm usually not going to be the one carrying out the kill. Can you guess why?
But y'all go ahead with yay role blocks if you want to. Civilians are fucked if that's the operating procedure.
Ha, yeah, I'm not a huge fan of large multiquoted posts generally, but some of this discussion required it with multiple threads weaving in and out. Probably won't do another ugly monster like that anytime soon.S~V~S wrote: That was almost impossible to read. Not sure how you did it
And I am not defending Epi; I am pointing out other possiblities when someone appears to be leaping to a conclusion imo. Apparently funkyfish has been taking some suspish and he is actually a civ read for me, so I want him to be sure of himself.
There were eight mafia divided into two teams. Nineteen people missed the Day 1 vote. Eight people failed to send in a kill Night 1.gfishfunk wrote:My guess: Epignosis was just diligent enough to find the post, just lazy enough not to do the analysis, and just cokcy enough to refer to a game that at least half the players had not played and present it like damning evidence?Epignosis wrote:Romance of the Three Kingdoms Day 1:
Romance of the Three Kingdoms Night 1:Epignosis wrote:Half of the field missed the vote. Nineteen people.
What happened there?Epignosis wrote:Day 2: The Farmers of Hsiaop’ei are Troubled雞和山羊The death of Ahuinan, Meng Huo’s third ravine chief of Nanzhong, resulted in a series of misfortune for the farmers of Hsiaop’ei, because it was reported that Ahuinan was cut down in the vicinity of Hsiaop’ei. The misfortune happened all in one night. A band of distraught farmers sought the advice of one of the elders in that region, a learned man who had fathered seven sons and outlived all of them.
The first farmer approached holding a dead rooster. “Armed men came and slaughtered our chickens. They left behind feathers that do not belong to any of our animals.”
A second man came forward and produced the head of a goat. “Armed men came and slaughtered our goats. They left behind yellow cloth, which we do not wear.”
“This is a good omen,” observed the sage.
“How can you say this a good omen?” asked one of the men of Hsiaop’ei.
“Consider that both the barbarians of the south and the mystical rebels have visited your people in the span of the same night, and all of them are accounted for.”
No one has been killed. It is now Day 2. You have 48 hours and two votes each to decide who will be in the second duel.
Just a hunch though. I have enough on my plate reading through this game without having to read through a dozen others or so. Make a point. Or don't.
Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.gfishfunk wrote:All roleblocks are one-shots.DrWilgy wrote:Are you a one shot? What prompted you to use it day 1? Were you that confident in your read of Epi?gfishfunk wrote:Re: DrWigly: I am not terribly concerned about not getting killed tonight.
Just a quick ctrl F search shows all possible roleblock roles on the front page if you all want to take a look. There are six roles that can roleblock, all alliance. I think all are one-shots (if I am not misreading or skipping one). There are no dedicated Roleblocks.
I tend to use powers rather than let them linger and potentially go unused after I am dead.
Thats actually pretty hilarious. And it boggles the mind.Epignosis wrote:There were eight mafia divided into two teams. Nineteen people missed the Day 1 vote. Eight people failed to send in a kill Night 1.
Eight damn people.
Y'all go on and marinate on that for a minute.
I think Nifty was addressing Fredwood (and his post with the cursing), not you.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.gfishfunk wrote:All roleblocks are one-shots.DrWilgy wrote:Are you a one shot? What prompted you to use it day 1? Were you that confident in your read of Epi?gfishfunk wrote:Re: DrWigly: I am not terribly concerned about not getting killed tonight.
Just a quick ctrl F search shows all possible roleblock roles on the front page if you all want to take a look. There are six roles that can roleblock, all alliance. I think all are one-shots (if I am not misreading or skipping one). There are no dedicated Roleblocks.
I tend to use powers rather than let them linger and potentially go unused after I am dead.
@Nifty, I'd say that I don't have hatred in my posts or tone. I'd think it's more respect. I look to adress players, suspicion, and thoughts within the game in a respectful manner for that of a humorously sane intellectual. What key words led you to read a tone of hate?
Confident enough to use it. I wanted to interact with someone outside the realms. His posts right around end phase struck me as someone happy with the lynch and happy to not have his name attached. You can disagree with the read or with my ability to analyze, but its what I did.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.
He was saying I was throwing hate, when I just like having a potty mouth.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.gfishfunk wrote:All roleblocks are one-shots.DrWilgy wrote:Are you a one shot? What prompted you to use it day 1? Were you that confident in your read of Epi?gfishfunk wrote:Re: DrWigly: I am not terribly concerned about not getting killed tonight.
Just a quick ctrl F search shows all possible roleblock roles on the front page if you all want to take a look. There are six roles that can roleblock, all alliance. I think all are one-shots (if I am not misreading or skipping one). There are no dedicated Roleblocks.
I tend to use powers rather than let them linger and potentially go unused after I am dead.
@Nifty, I'd say that I don't have hatred in my posts or tone. I'd think it's more respect. I look to adress players, suspicion, and thoughts within the game in a respectful manner for that of a humorously sane intellectual. What key words led you to read a tone of hate?
Doesn't it?gfishfunk wrote:Thats actually pretty hilarious. And it boggles the mind.Epignosis wrote:There were eight mafia divided into two teams. Nineteen people missed the Day 1 vote. Eight people failed to send in a kill Night 1.
Eight damn people.
Y'all go on and marinate on that for a minute.
I seemed happy?gfishfunk wrote:Confident enough to use it. I wanted to interact with someone outside the realms. His posts right around end phase struck me as someone happy with the lynch and happy to not have his name attached. You can disagree with the read or with my ability to analyze, but its what I did.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.
Its actually more indicative of the Realms than it is of you: in the Realms this is a good strategy to force someone to claim a role and powers. Failure to claim role and powers (which are the same here I guess) is a reason to lynch. These are all pressure votes.Epignosis wrote:If you decide your best course of action is to lynch me because you blocked me, oh well. I can't convince you or your gang otherwise if that's how you function. You should note that the only people voting me are people who have zero experience with me. So when I get lynched, and you learn that you didn't block a killer, do me the favor of doing some deeper thinking than what you're doing right now.
I would start with the people who missed the vote.
Unwilling to steer the lynch a different route and feign being upset, so happy - agreeable, willing to let it progress, willing to allow it to happen.Epignosis wrote:I seemed happy?gfishfunk wrote:Confident enough to use it. I wanted to interact with someone outside the realms. His posts right around end phase struck me as someone happy with the lynch and happy to not have his name attached. You can disagree with the read or with my ability to analyze, but its what I did.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.
Holy shit.
You're not real perceptive.gfishfunk wrote:Its actually more indicative of the Realms than it is of you: in the Realms this is a good strategy to force someone to claim a role and powers. Failure to claim role and powers (which are the same here I guess) is a reason to lynch. These are all pressure votes.Epignosis wrote:If you decide your best course of action is to lynch me because you blocked me, oh well. I can't convince you or your gang otherwise if that's how you function. You should note that the only people voting me are people who have zero experience with me. So when I get lynched, and you learn that you didn't block a killer, do me the favor of doing some deeper thinking than what you're doing right now.
I would start with the people who missed the vote.
It has zero to do with the fact that they haven't played with you and everything to do with how we respond to an info drop.
Care to claim role?
Correct. Care to claim role?Epignosis wrote:You're not real perceptive.gfishfunk wrote:Care to claim role?
In that time I plan on running out for a haircut and will do no such thing. My vote stays.Epignosis wrote:I have to leave for forty minutes. See if you can work out my role.
Time starts...now.
Whats forged? I don't think I've seen that term.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
Again I still disagree on the NK assesment of a N1 Bobkill. I don't see the kill strong players n1 meta as much anymore, because the meta shifted to protecting or info gathering on strong players n1. Now with the limited power structure of this game, maybe I can see killing the strongest player. But with as much Syndicate as Realms players and how the game is also geared towards their style of play I don't know if people would consider the Bob the biggest threat to them in this game anyway because of the strength of the Syndicate players, maybe they view Bob as the strongest Realms player and then NK him, but that feels like a shitty reason to kill Bob N1 in a crossover. Like I said, I still feel Bob was the most neutral or random kill they could come up with.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:@LC
I agree with Nifty's meta analysis of the Bob kill. The last Hybridity aside, Realms players tend to kill threats. "Bob is smart and may catch us. Kill Bob. Link will get himself lynched eventually. Ignore Link at night." We may have discussed this during Phenom?
GFish's "I blocked Epi" play is a GFishian play. As town, he goes for this lead to potentially get scum. As scum, he goes for this to potentially catch opposing scum/mislynch and to look like town GFish. It's a null look, imo. But it's definitely not a bad look and I'd disagree with anyone who says this is a reach and therefore GFish is bad. Without looking at the player list, I lean towards GFish being a blocker. That is, he only does this as town if he really has a block and is significantly more likely to do this as scum if he (or a teammate) really blocked Epi.
I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
Overall, I like this post, but I'm not sure I follow everything you are saying. What do you mean by missed a PM. I don't know how it works in the Syndicate, but in the Realms if the faction has to kill they can't get around it by not sending in a PM.S~V~S wrote:
I am not dismissing anything; but it IS a leap, especially since the protector role is not dead. It is also possible that someone missed a PM or one of the role switchers was at work. This is a super complex role list, and while what you say is super possible, it is certainly not conclusive.
Epignosis wrote:Here's something to chew on:
If I am bad and on a team, I'm usually not going to be the one carrying out the kill. Can you guess why?
But y'all go ahead with yay role blocks if you want to. Civilians are fucked if that's the operating procedure.
Your first argument is ridiculously weak.Epignosis wrote: Worried? Not at all, but I will lose my shit if I'm lynched because someone role blocked me and the kill was missed.
That's elementary-level analysis. In a set-up that involves a dead protector, a living blocker, and a killer, and that's it, okay fine. You got me. Them's the breaks.
In this? Not straightforward at all. I don't fault fish for realizing he has a clue, but I do think it's lazy if he lynches me. I didn't try to kill anybody, so fish's block is irrelevant, and was sadly wasted.
For those who experienced it, does RotTK N1 mean anything?
I used to have hair. Then I started to have less hair, so I decided to go with no hair. Enjoy your hair, haired one!gfishfunk wrote:Whats forged? I don't think I've seen that term.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
And no - the haircut guys couldn't get me in yet when I called them - but its going to look amazing.
It doesn't take a rb to interact. It's not a matter of disagreeing, more so not believing.gfishfunk wrote:Confident enough to use it. I wanted to interact with someone outside the realms. His posts right around end phase struck me as someone happy with the lynch and happy to not have his name attached. You can disagree with the read or with my ability to analyze, but its what I did.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.
It was a role in the last game we played (I was the forger coincidentally), where it was essentially a janitor, but after a mod mistake they allowed us to flip the alignment of a player so they appeared to be the opposite of their alignment upon death.gfishfunk wrote:Whats forged? I don't think I've seen that term.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
And no - the haircut guys couldn't get me in yet when I called them - but its going to look amazing.
What happens if nothing is sent in? Randomized kill? Delayed Day?CaptainNifty wrote:Overall, I like this post, but I'm not sure I follow everything you are saying. What do you mean by missed a PM. I don't know how it works in the Syndicate, but in the Realms if the faction has to kill they can't get around it by not sending in a PM.S~V~S wrote:
I am not dismissing anything; but it IS a leap, especially since the protector role is not dead. It is also possible that someone missed a PM or one of the role switchers was at work. This is a super complex role list, and while what you say is super possible, it is certainly not conclusive.
Sign-ups for the next game are going on now.Long Con wrote:I used to have hair. Then I started to have less hair, so I decided to go with no hair. Enjoy your hair, haired one!gfishfunk wrote:Whats forged? I don't think I've seen that term.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
And no - the haircut guys couldn't get me in yet when I called them - but its going to look amazing.![]()
@Jack Hybridity looks like something right up my alley. I love superheroes, I love lots of role powers, I love cool storylines, and I love a good, cohesive series.
Forgers make a player seem to have a different role when they get lynched. That's what it was in Phenon, my first Forger experience.
Although I have toyed with it a little in the past. In Mafia: A World Apart (my first solo-hosted game) I made up the Seemer, who looks like whatever role they like for rolecheckers and upon death, and I had an Illusionist, who could influence the host posts and add misinformation. Heh heh he made the Living Statue look like they killed someone at night, and the town lynched their outed, unkillable, protector.
Delicious!
Yeah I love mafia Ghostwriters (What we call your illusionists over at the Realms) it easily adds so much mayhem to the game that's it's so much fun to have as a mod, not so much for town though.Long Con wrote:I used to have hair. Then I started to have less hair, so I decided to go with no hair. Enjoy your hair, haired one!gfishfunk wrote:Whats forged? I don't think I've seen that term.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
And no - the haircut guys couldn't get me in yet when I called them - but its going to look amazing.![]()
@Jack Hybridity looks like something right up my alley. I love superheroes, I love lots of role powers, I love cool storylines, and I love a good, cohesive series.
Forgers make a player seem to have a different role when they get lynched. That's what it was in Phenon, my first Forger experience.
Although I have toyed with it a little in the past. In Mafia: A World Apart (my first solo-hosted game) I made up the Seemer, who looks like whatever role they like for rolecheckers and upon death, and I had an Illusionist, who could influence the host posts and add misinformation. Heh heh he made the Living Statue look like they killed someone at night, and the town lynched their outed, unkillable, protector.
Delicious!
I also believe this is likely:Fredwood wrote:Again I still disagree on the NK assesment of a N1 Bobkill. I don't see the kill strong players n1 meta as much anymore, because the meta shifted to protecting or info gathering on strong players n1. Now with the limited power structure of this game, maybe I can see killing the strongest player. But with as much Syndicate as Realms players and how the game is also geared towards their style of play I don't know if people would consider the Bob the biggest threat to them in this game anyway because of the strength of the Syndicate players, maybe they view Bob as the strongest Realms player and then NK him, but that feels like a shitty reason to kill Bob N1 in a crossover. Like I said, I still feel Bob was the most neutral or random kill they could come up with.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:@LC
I agree with Nifty's meta analysis of the Bob kill. The last Hybridity aside, Realms players tend to kill threats. "Bob is smart and may catch us. Kill Bob. Link will get himself lynched eventually. Ignore Link at night." We may have discussed this during Phenom?
GFish's "I blocked Epi" play is a GFishian play. As town, he goes for this lead to potentially get scum. As scum, he goes for this to potentially catch opposing scum/mislynch and to look like town GFish. It's a null look, imo. But it's definitely not a bad look and I'd disagree with anyone who says this is a reach and therefore GFish is bad. Without looking at the player list, I lean towards GFish being a blocker. That is, he only does this as town if he really has a block and is significantly more likely to do this as scum if he (or a teammate) really blocked Epi.
I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
I really like this post.DrWilgy wrote:It doesn't take a rb to interact. It's not a matter of disagreeing, more so not believing.gfishfunk wrote:Confident enough to use it. I wanted to interact with someone outside the realms. His posts right around end phase struck me as someone happy with the lynch and happy to not have his name attached. You can disagree with the read or with my ability to analyze, but its what I did.DrWilgy wrote:Were you that confident in your read of Epi? That was the important one.
Here's why -
1. Open roleclaim without soft investment beforehand.
2. The doctor is dead making role blocks more important. You can't throw them willy-nilly.
3. You used a roleblock on someone you don't know, your read on a player you know would be better and more warranting of a rb.
I don't think you were confident enough to declare a role block. It's not an alignment check. There's no definitive answer.
Syndicate point of view: Epi will never be sent to kill N1. He has the highest amount of wins as mafia on the site.
You also have ignored my claim regarding Epi's alignment altogether. Why? I didn't see a single comment regarding it.
JoH, vote Gfish before you can't counter your own wagon w/o voting Epi. If it came down to you and Epi I'd vote you.
I think that's very likely as well, and was part of my argument, but not a strongly emphasized part of it.Long Con wrote:I also believe this is likely:Fredwood wrote:Again I still disagree on the NK assesment of a N1 Bobkill. I don't see the kill strong players n1 meta as much anymore, because the meta shifted to protecting or info gathering on strong players n1. Now with the limited power structure of this game, maybe I can see killing the strongest player. But with as much Syndicate as Realms players and how the game is also geared towards their style of play I don't know if people would consider the Bob the biggest threat to them in this game anyway because of the strength of the Syndicate players, maybe they view Bob as the strongest Realms player and then NK him, but that feels like a shitty reason to kill Bob N1 in a crossover. Like I said, I still feel Bob was the most neutral or random kill they could come up with.Jackofhearts2005 wrote:@LC
I agree with Nifty's meta analysis of the Bob kill. The last Hybridity aside, Realms players tend to kill threats. "Bob is smart and may catch us. Kill Bob. Link will get himself lynched eventually. Ignore Link at night." We may have discussed this during Phenom?
GFish's "I blocked Epi" play is a GFishian play. As town, he goes for this lead to potentially get scum. As scum, he goes for this to potentially catch opposing scum/mislynch and to look like town GFish. It's a null look, imo. But it's definitely not a bad look and I'd disagree with anyone who says this is a reach and therefore GFish is bad. Without looking at the player list, I lean towards GFish being a blocker. That is, he only does this as town if he really has a block and is significantly more likely to do this as scum if he (or a teammate) really blocked Epi.
I agree with your analysis on Fred. Fred is only scum if someone counterclaims Joker (unlikely) or if Bob's role was forged (also unlikely?).
"Who should we kill?"
"People think Bob is Civ, so he won't be getting lynched."
"Good call, let's kill him."
Maybe both teams targeted Bob as well.
Only one winner?Long Con wrote:I know I know!
Hey I get a prize too, I'm pretty sure, if it's not who I think it is, there's only one or two other things it could be.Epignosis wrote:Only one winner?Long Con wrote:I know I know!
Usually a randomized kill. Sometimes random into your own faction. Depends on the mod's mood.Long Con wrote:What happens if nothing is sent in? Randomized kill? Delayed Day?CaptainNifty wrote:Overall, I like this post, but I'm not sure I follow everything you are saying. What do you mean by missed a PM. I don't know how it works in the Syndicate, but in the Realms if the faction has to kill they can't get around it by not sending in a PM.S~V~S wrote:
I am not dismissing anything; but it IS a leap, especially since the protector role is not dead. It is also possible that someone missed a PM or one of the role switchers was at work. This is a super complex role list, and while what you say is super possible, it is certainly not conclusive.
Based on the write-up I'd say Kai Leng or Saren likely made the kill.Fredwood wrote:
I think that's very likely as well, and was part of my argument, but not a strongly emphasized part of it.
I hadn't thought of that, there really isn't any Write up clues to discredit or credit it, so it's just another detraction for the whole RB evidence thread.
DrWilgy wrote:I think I have a wide enough range of views for a read list atm.
Confident civ - LC, Epi, SVS
Feeling good - Nifty, Fredwood
Suspect - Gfish, Raven, Hazlenut
Any questions?
Who are you asking?DrWilgy wrote:While we have votes. One of the 3 Epi voters are bad.
3 from the same site. Momentum is in thier favor. These things don't line up like this if they were civ.
Adam, Nifty, and Gfish, what do you think of this?
SVS and Epi are the two players on the site I think I read the best. Both of them are exhibiting civ tendancies and thoughts.Fredwood wrote:DrWilgy wrote:I think I have a wide enough range of views for a read list atm.
Confident civ - LC, Epi, SVS
Feeling good - Nifty, Fredwood
Suspect - Gfish, Raven, Hazlenut
Any questions?
Why are SVS and nut where they are? SVS and Nut seemed to be the strongest circumstantial case for Epi being scum (at least for me), so why the separation on your reads list?
I think Epi is trying. He even linked posts from a game he hosted. What makes you uncomfortable? Is it the "home site unity?" Is it the means that caused you to vote together?CaptainNifty wrote:Who are you asking?DrWilgy wrote:While we have votes. One of the 3 Epi voters are bad.
3 from the same site. Momentum is in thier favor. These things don't line up like this if they were civ.
Adam, Nifty, and Gfish, what do you think of this?
If your asking me what I think about being on the same vote as Adam and gfish it makes me feel a bit uncomfortable, but I think Epi should give us something.
I think I need to put that in my next game. Not that it's a big problem or anything, but it can happen.CaptainNifty wrote:Usually a randomized kill. Sometimes random into your own faction. Depends on the mod's mood.Long Con wrote:What happens if nothing is sent in? Randomized kill? Delayed Day?CaptainNifty wrote:Overall, I like this post, but I'm not sure I follow everything you are saying. What do you mean by missed a PM. I don't know how it works in the Syndicate, but in the Realms if the faction has to kill they can't get around it by not sending in a PM.S~V~S wrote:
I am not dismissing anything; but it IS a leap, especially since the protector role is not dead. It is also possible that someone missed a PM or one of the role switchers was at work. This is a super complex role list, and while what you say is super possible, it is certainly not conclusive.
Scum always has to make a kill in the 'Realms.
It really helped that I have that Saved Draft of all the Alliance roles with the ones that matched your "targeting" claim highlighted.Epignosis wrote:Only one winner?Long Con wrote:I know I know!
This man does not know.Fredwood wrote:Hey I get a prize too, I'm pretty sure, if it's not who I think it is, there's only one or two other things it could be.Epignosis wrote:Only one winner?Long Con wrote:I know I know!
*holds up finger* Uh, just want to note that my own expectation of a counterclaim to fredwood's claim is valid, since that role (barring shenanigans) guaranteed to be in.Epignosis wrote:You guys act like I care about your little "pressure votes." It's cute. I have no intention to vote to save myself if it comes to that. If you want my lynch, you will have it, and you will have to deal with two poor lynches in a row.Spoiler: show
You know what else is cute? That some think you can figure out who is bad by getting people to claim. That isn't going to work. Know how come?
There are eleven civilians. There are twenty-three civilian roles listed. There are six mafia and two independents.
Twenty-three minus eleven leaves twelve. That's twelve roles to spare, and I bet you they're not sitting there just for show. So if your game plan is to make people claim and then see who counterclaims, you're doing it wrong. There won't be any counterclaiming.
This is more convincing than the idea that LC drawing attention to Epi is why Epi wouldn't make the kill.Epignosis wrote:Here's something to chew on:
If I am bad and on a team, I'm usually not going to be the one carrying out the kill. Can you guess why?
But y'all go ahead with yay role blocks if you want to. Civilians are fucked if that's the operating procedure.
Sure. Why Raven?DrWilgy wrote:I think I have a wide enough range of views for a read list atm.
Confident civ - LC, Epi, SVS
Feeling good - Nifty, Fredwood
Suspect - Gfish, Raven, Hazlenut
Any questions?
Loving it.DrWilgy wrote:Oh boi.
It's dangerously funny how these communities mingle.