Dariush:So you're saying that all scumtells are derived from the fact that scum can communicate?
Stop twisting my words. What you said only works before D1 team is locked in - i.e. before scum can 'demonstrate' their alignment by voting in odd ways, extracting strange conclusions from night results and so on.
I... don't know what you're saying here. What do you mean, "what I said"? And before you say I'm twisting your words, please look back and see if what I'm thinking you mean makes sense from what you said. I still think it looks like that's what you're saying.
Then why are you fine with him being on the team?
Because in my opinion the team was already doomed. This way there was at least some chance of the spies fucking up and doing more than one sabotage.
Oh, I see. You're going for the experimental approach, expending the success of missions for information. The thing is, we don't have a lot of maneuvering room with only 5 missions. I'd prefer to play a safer game, and if you thought the team was doomed you probably should have downvoted. Another thing, you said you would have been fine with anyone else on the team. That didn't look at all like you thought that the team was doomed and that you should put another scum on there. It looked like you knew there was a spy on there already and didn't care who else went on.
I meant the first mission. Why did you not include yourself on the first mission?
Because why should I? Not only does this expressly go against the 'true randomness' requirement, but also I gain information about the alignment of one less person (since I know I am town). Besides, encouraging people to use this tactic makes it easier for scum leaders to include themselves rather than trying to specifically push one of their scumbuddies on the team. Obviously, all of the above only applies when leader manually self-picks, as opposed to honestly random-rolling himself on the team.
But true randomness is not a good thing in a logic-based game. Your actions make it seem like you didn't care at all whether the succeeded, and now you're just throwing up the pretense of "it gets me more information". Which isn't completely true, either. If you're not on the team and there's one fail, you know one of three people is a spy. If you're on the team, you know it's one of two people, which is far more useful. Same goes, to a greater degree, if there's two fails, since you'd know exactly who two scum are.
Also, it's funny that you wouldn't put yourself on the team as mission leader but are completely okay with Griffinpup doing so.
Could you explain your reasoning for each of those feelings?
I've explained Dariush's scumminess. Griffinpup hasn't posted enough to get a good read on, but he's leaning town. Tiruin seems town to me because she's one of the only people who isn't upvoting whatever team the leader throws out. NQT is null.