Where is this quoted post? If so that's pretty great since he called me out on it and tried his best to impede my work.
Ah found it. Nevermind.
Where is this quoted post? If so that's pretty great since he called me out on it and tried his best to impede my work.
This happens every game. Camo denies all responsibility for any arguments that occur between us, which is impossible when there are two sides and I usually try to avoid them wherever possible as it's incredibly distracting. I had a memory lapse on us being in the same dimension Day 1 last game (because he never talked) but that's not a scumtell so much as me just being derpy. I also always tell new players to ignore Camo's tunnelling on them because, as is quoted there, Camo's tactics push lynches -- not necessarily scum lynches. Sometimes those two things just coincide.
You know very well why he did this here. Classic clever sarcasm.He isn't paying any attention to the game at all.
##UNVOTE: Luispipe8
##VOTE: Skyleaf2000
Hosts, if it's tedious you don't have to count any votes I've made up until this point.
I don't think the hosts intended it to be used like this.Your ability is a pretty annoying for vote counts...
But I'm not sure why do we even bother to know who Phoenix? I don't think the town gonna benefit from this at all
Him saying this struck me as a bit odd for some reason... Why add in the underlined part if you hadn't found Phoenix yet? Maybe it's just me, but if I hadn't found Phoenix yet I wouldn't think to put that in.And after I finish this (not saying if I Found Phoenix or not), I can clear another townie on later days.
Again, this isn't exactly what happened, and all of your notes in this post actually prove it. I was sharing thoughts on all players while keeping up pressure on bb to get him to crack.We start off with the regular RVS stuff. Some focus on TGK because of the d20 joke. Then bb makes his future reference post which makes Celever drop everything and start focusing completely on him, almost dismissing every other case that starts to pop up.
A couple of points here. First of all, I've already explained that I was attacking TGK's case and not "buddying" Robin like you claim. Protecting Robin is somewhat of a by-product I guess. I don't know why you say I forgot about pressuring bb as I've never dumbtelled about that -- a quote'd be nice. Also, there's even less focus on bb at this stage in the day than earlier on, so I'm not sure what you're trying to meanby the latter part of that last sentence.He eventually mentions getting bad vibes from TGK and Robin, but almost immediately afterwards starts buddying with Robin. His focus on bb continues along some minor squabbles with Camo, until TGK's claim. Seemingly giving up on bb at this point (And later on apparently has forgotten about it), he starts trying to get info out of the players, but still continues arguing with bb for a while.
This isn't noteworthy. You continuing to bring it up is losing your case credibility (so I guess to that degree, bring it up all you want! )Then towards the end of the day, we get to the episode where Celever claims scum, then places a somewhat OMGUS-y vote on me when I vote him for it.
As earlier mentioned, there was no tunneling. Tunneling is 100% attention on that person, or close enough to that. Your notes show that I was talking about a wide range of players, but keeping the majority of my pressure on one person. This is just as good or better than everyone else in the game.From his posts, I can see the following things:
- Tunneling
Provide some examples please. The only one I really saw was when I said I was getting weird vibes from Robin and then proceded to attack TGK's case on him, which isn't really a contradiction.
- Contradictions
Once again, examples would be appreciated.
- Some clever backpedals
What, when I wanted to see Carson's wording? As we soon found out, this was extremely pro-town, as TGK managed to misunderstand every part of his role! He had nothing to hide because he'd already claimed so no, not role fishing.
- Role-fishing
...isn't a scumtell. It's an extremely useful tactic when someone flips so that we can see who they trusted, but everyone buddies. I've been trying to remain reasonably affiliation neutral thus far anyway because I usually get called out for buddying players. Sure, I'm giving new players some leg room. I always do this.
- Buddying
Subjective & not a scumtell.
- Too quick to dismiss some cases
Not consciously. I get called out for this every game, and it's just because I'm active I think.And as Camo has pointed out, he seems very eager to lead from time to time.
How much do you think the good is proportionate to the bad?Some plus points though, he is trying to make people contribute and has given town at least one or two good ideas.
I'd like to see more content than a generic bandwagon please. What in particular made you think I'm scum? Or are you just throwing your weight behind your buddy's lynch? It's always a good idea to develop your posts as much as possible or the town can't formulate very good reads on you, and your opinion essentially counts for less as less people are persuaded by them.Just read through the Celever case, and it seems really believable. For now, I feel comfortable placing my vote here.
##VOTE: Celever
What about yourself? Do you have anyone who you think is a major scumread? It doesn't have to be a full-fledged case, but that post is essentially saying "I have no opinions of my own, but I think Luis is scummier than Cel". That's not particularly useful in the event that, for example, you die -- then town can't look back and look for your reads. This is a smart thing to do if you're scum, but then you get called out on it, like here. :UAfter reading both the Celever and Luis cases, I feel inclined to put this as my vote, at least temporarily.
##VOTE: Luispipe8
JS, this is major WIFOM. If you're scum, you've got an outlet both ways here. Either the lynch gets buildup and great, you lynch a townie, or you need to jump off the wagon, in which case you've already made the whole "his playstyle is scummy no matter what" disclaimer and all that fun stuff. You need to develop your reasoning more tbh.I'm not as confident about Luis as I am about Celever. His scum gameplay is very similar to his town game and it can be very hard to differentiate them. He is scummy no matter his alignment. That's not to say that he isn't an extremely viable lynch, he is.
##UNVOTE: LUISPIPE8
##VOTE: CELEVER
The totally honest answer is that I don't try and read Camo any more. He's too enigmatic for you to derive any substance or genuine content from his post so I just wait for an info role to scan him or for the town to run out of leads and eventually lynch him for being distracting and argumentative. It happens every game, and it's impossible to push a lynch on him earlier on because everyone else is in pretty much the same boat as far as I can tell..So you think Camo's scummy now? because this time he was tunneling you.
Surely it would have been more lucrative to not post at all -- assuming you're town? I mean, when I'm town, I don't throw my weight behind a case I've only skimmed because if when I read into it later it turns out the case is terrible, I've got a backpedal on my hands. Why were you so eager to give me the vote?You should know by now that I will generally skim read bulks of text like that. I was just about to go to school anyway, so I didn't even have the time to read properly, so instead I made a quick comment to encourage your defense and give some slight pressure (which may have worked! :0).
Please refer to: "An experienced player can make anything a scumtell." Seriously, it applies here big time.You feeling the need to write this is scummy, and indicates minor panic on your part.
I was scanning those earlier posts on my phone in all fairness. Jabber mentioning you made me think it was a vote.My vote isn't even on you! You're got pretty fussed up over a few words. xD
Don't scum typically have a greater interest in the game? Your post is arguing the contrary, which confuses me somewhat. Would you like to rephrase?Just a thought of [future reference] stuff from me:
- Townie points to simsands for being bothered to go back and read the entire thread to build that case on Celever. I can barely be bothered to do that as town (I get bored), let alone scum.
I told Mia to ignore you before Dimensional Shift via Skype. I'm sure she and TGK can verify, as he also warned her about you -- she asked us what some of the players on the site are like. In Harry Potter there wasn't a new player IIRC except Empoleon_master, and I did tell him to ignore you. And no, I'm not farming a thread for an arbitrary quote, it will have to be my word against yours if you're so inclined to lie about it.Ignores the fact that he hasn't told new players to ignore me in any of the recent games.
I think the way you're using your ability is actually quite creative and intuitive. It might be annoying for the hosts and players, but you're using it to your advantage and I like that.I don't think the hosts intended it to be used like this.
If you can't tell from the vote count, I am making a small reveal but my vote literally counts for nothing until next day (Damn it, TGK!). You do have a good point on developing my posts, though, so I'll try to put more content into my posts. As for whether I thought you were scum, sometimes it's hard for me to explain things properly, but from the start I had a strange feeling about you being scum. However, I decided not to put my vote on you, as I wanted to lynch EM for inactivity.I'd like to see more content than a generic bandwagon please. What in particular made you think I'm scum? Or are you just throwing your weight behind your buddy's lynch? It's always a good idea to develop your posts as much as possible or the town can't formulate very good reads on you, and your opinion essentially counts for less as less people are persuaded by them.
I don't think the way he revealed was scummy. While his role does typically belong to scum it can be on town.I'm surprised no one thinks that forcing the town to hit majority or else RNG lynch time is something we should keep around.
It is noteworthy. You also imply that a case becomes less credible if one point is wrong. That's not necessarily true.This isn't noteworthy. You continuing to bring it up is losing your case credibility (so I guess to that degree, bring it up all you want! )
Poor definition of tunneling molded to fit his interests.As earlier mentioned, there was no tunneling. Tunneling is 100% attention on that person, or close enough to that. Your notes show that I was talking about a wide range of players, but keeping the majority of my pressure on one person. This is just as good or better than everyone else in the game
No it's because you are trying to lead.Not consciously. I get called out for this every game, and it's just because I'm active I think.
You have no idea what you are talking about. I can't believe you try to lead.JS, this is major WIFOM. If you're scum, you've got an outlet both ways here. Either the lynch gets buildup and great, you lynch a townie, or you need to jump off the wagon, in which case you've already made the whole "his playstyle is scummy no matter what" disclaimer and all that fun stuff. You need to develop your reasoning more tbh.
Sure the person who is under heavy suspicion would say this.The totally honest answer is that I don't try and read Camo any more. He's too enigmatic for you to derive any substance or genuine content from his post so I just wait for an info role to scan him or for the town to run out of leads and eventually lynch him for being distracting and argumentative. It happens every game, and it's impossible to push a lynch on him earlier on because everyone else is in pretty much the same boat as far as I can tell.
Very interesting how this seems to imply that the badge isn't already in scum's hands. After all it was already stolen...The high prosecutor's badge is absolutely toxic and if that gets into scum's hands (since we know there's a thief now) that could be kinda traumatic if there are inactives later on too.
Firstly, backpedals is a stupid tell because it makes a lot of town too afraid to back down from a wagon when they really should be. Secondly, I don't play town how you play town.Surely it would have been more lucrative to not post at all -- assuming you're town? I mean, when I'm town, I don't throw my weight behind a case I've only skimmed because if when I read into it later it turns out the case is terrible, I've got a backpedal on my hands.
Never did, never have. I was eager to see your case, because for you, I see cases and your responses to be very helpful in deciding your alignment.Why were you so eager to give me the vote?
Explain.Please refer to: "An experienced player can make anything a scumtell." Seriously, it applies here big time.
As scum I have less interest in scumhunting not the game.Don't scum typically have a greater interest in the game? Your post is arguing the contrary, which confuses me somewhat. Would you like to rephrase?
?Harry Potter
I think Camo's point on this is very viable. Awaiting response from Celever.Right now, I'm unsure about lynches. The high prosecutor's badge is absolutely toxic and if that gets into scum's hands (since we know there's a thief now) that could be kinda traumatic if there are inactives later on too.
*exploiting itI think the way you're using your ability is actually quite creative and intuitive. It might be annoying for the hosts and players, but you're using it to your advantage and I like that.
If this is true (which I think it is), shouldn't the player who is Godot claim? Since they're gonna die and stuff, we can have a clear (I think? :x) for a couple of days.Oh, last night I was given a one-off grave digging role by a third party (unless that third party wants to target me again ) so that Poison Locket hasn't been taken out of the game.
This means that Godot is still going to die on Night 3. I've just scanned his wikipedia page and he's not a bad guy, so if anyone has the ability to destroy evidence (a few characters have done this before) you'd be saving a townie's life.