Flabort: Why haven't you responded to my giant post earlier? You've been posting in thread and responding to other people, why ignore me?
This post? To respond to your statement, I did say "paraphrasing", correct? He answered a question with a multiple choice and open ended question, which can be paraphrased to "this is a trick question", and then said that different powers appeal to different playstyles, which is to say "the answer is all of them".
Except TDS never said he got changeling'd, just that he got two copies of changeling. Does the fact that everyone finds TDS scummy alarm you at all?
No, he didn't say it directly. But he was different from the rest in that he got two changelings, and when he thought he had lost them immediately, he described the event in such a way (listing the flaws he
now had and neglecting to mention he had other powers still) as to make me believe that he had been changeling'd.
As for the fact that everyone finds him scummy only bugs me because it will be impossible to sort the scum from the town when looking at who found him scummy and who didn't.
the reasons I find you scummy for (which are NOT "everyone finds you scummy")
So you're saying that people find TDS scummy because he's not playing the "town" way? Why do you feel like you need to give TDS advice anyway?
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I didn't say that, I said I didn't think he was playing like town because everyone found him scummy. Whether he is town or scum, he is not playing like town. This half of my post has nothing to do with why I find him scummy, I just said that IN THE POST. I cannot make myself more clear here:
For so many people to find him playing scummily, he must be playing scummily and not like town; and this has nothing to do with why I think he's scum.As for advice, I haven't actually given him any advice as to how to play more like town. I just pointed out that he wasn't.
Oy! TDS*! Now you're deliberately misinterpreting my posts.
How is he doing this?
If you read the rest of the post, I point out that he responds to my answers in the wrong order; I answer the second question ("The latter") first, and he treats it as an answer to the first question. Likewise, he treated the answer for the first question as the answer to the second.