@NinjaPenguin - my case on morda is not that he panicked. And it is not about having no reason- it is about having a possible scummy reason. That is not related to the quotes you gave.
I unvoted Cypher mainly because he didn't respond to my RVS, so it was a waste to keep my vote there. People didn't have an affect on me, just that I was waiting to see if he would make a shifty response to anything, or if anyone else thought there was something shifty about him they would point out, if I agreed with them, find a reason to keep my vote there. I found none, being positive that route was a dead end, I removed the vote.This sentence rubs me the wrong way. Sure you also mentioned that he's not ticking your scumdar which is a good reason imo, but him not coming up on anyone else's doesn't really seem like a valid reason to unvote.
I'm a bit confused by this part. You find it unlikely that he's scum with an ability like that, and yet you'll be keeping an eye on him?
He did exactly the same thing when he was scum last game. That doesn't make him town at all.I really don't like the morda lynch. IIRC, he backpedals a lot as town. This seems no different.
I unvoted Cypher mainly because he didn't respond to my RVS, so it was a waste to keep my vote there. People didn't have an affect on me, just that I was waiting to see if he would make a shifty response to anything, or if anyone else thought there was something shifty about him they would point out, if I agreed with them, find a reason to keep my vote there. I found none, being positive that route was a dead end, I removed the vote.
Yeah, my wording was off here. My fault. I wasn't trying to paint Blakers as town or scum, just saying that his role is dangerous, holds a lot of power, and can hurt the town if we're not careful with him. Because he could hurt the town, that's why I think an eye should be kept on him. Hope that clears everything up.
He did exactly the same thing when he was scum last game. That doesn't make him town at all.
But it doesn't make him scum either. That's why I believe that what morda is currently doing is not indicative of alignment.He did exactly the same thing when he was scum last game. That doesn't make him town at all.
Well after reading the whole thing, LC seems upset that his vote on NP is nullified, and that puts him as a read. That's kinda baseless, as his ability to take off a vote has nothing to do with his role. I see that as OMGUS. He's also addressing mord in the same way pretty much everyone else has, and that's kinda bandwagon. Then he liked a post without really saying anything, and only came up to defend himself. That's... a lot.what are your thoughts on Cherrim?
Then this, along with what you said about mord in the same post has convinced me. ##UNVOTE: mordacazir ##VOTE: Little CherrimLittle Cherrim has used very flawed reasoning (that even someone on their second game should realize is flawed), dodged my questions at him, hypocritically liked a post, and made a minor OMGUS. I find that reasoning much better than the reasoning on mord.
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But it doesn't make him scum either. That's why I believe that what morda is currently doing is not indicative of alignment.
Unless your role says something about it, we have no idea of knowing which port does what. For all we know, using reverse psychology and picking a port that seems anti-town could be the best idea. The only thing we really know are that green ports are in some way different than black ports. That, combined with the fact that morda never gives the best reasoning when he votes, is why morda seems neutral to me. He might have a better chance of flipping scum than most of us, but he's not the best lynch.
Little Cherrim has used very flawed reasoning (that even someone on their second game should realize is flawed), dodged my questions at him, hypocritically liked a post, and made a minor OMGUS. I find that reasoning much better than the reasoning on mord.
But it doesn't make him scum either. That's why I believe that what morda is currently doing is not indicative of alignment.
Unless your role says something about it, we have no idea of knowing which port does what. For all we know, using reverse psychology and picking a port that seems anti-town could be the best idea. The only thing we really know are that green ports are in some way different than black ports. That, combined with the fact that morda never gives the best reasoning when he votes, is why morda seems neutral to me. He might have a better chance of flipping scum than most of us, but he's not the best lynch.
Little Cherrim has used very flawed reasoning (that even someone on their second game should realize is flawed), dodged my questions at him, hypocritically liked a post, and made a minor OMGUS. I find that reasoning much better than the reasoning on mord.
Claiming isn't going to help you, and I'd refrain from making a claim this early in the game.I feel a claim is the only way attempt to poke some light into my case.
Would you fellows want a role-claim?
But it doesn't make him scum either. That's why I believe that what morda is currently doing is not indicative of alignment.
@scattered mind You know your vote is on Port Royal?
And why is it bad when someone claims on Day 1?
What part of revealing somebody's role at the very beginning of the game sounds good to you?And why is it bad when someone claims on Day 1?
Nothing is good, but I just wanted to know what's bad.What part of revealing somebody's role at the very beginning of the game sounds good to you?
btw- not that I think that my case is amazingly good(it is good), but I would say it is better then lynching someone just because they are inactive. That is the host's job (by modkilling/subbing out), not yours.