griffinpup: This is going to be fun. I love hamfisted deflection.
So, you allude to this thing saying stuff about me, but you never actually say what it says... And then you compare it to some non-specific something else, which apparently also says something non-specific about me. Cool. I hope the fact that I don't really like wasting time helps you.
You want to know exactly what this says about you? Sure. Here's some. You're quite narrow-minded and, despite your very limited knowledge about the knowledge and intent of others (and thus what use they would make of your answers), you believe yourself to be the supreme arbiter of what is valuable in-game. You have a surface-level view of questions, and cannot comprehend any deeper layers of value.
Is this why you just ignored them initially?
Pretty much. The questions (especially the first one. The second one is betterish) seem to have no validity, and were mostly time-wasters.
So, your initial silence was deliberate. Interesting. Why choose that tactic to avoid questions?
I'm not interested in that issue. I think it's a fruitless and pointless issue. I commented on it, once really... I think my original comment was good enough. Basically, NQT's statements end of day 2 weren't magic. They didn't have unlimited truths in them. All they were were assumptions based around game mechanics that were later proven to be false. I don't get why people would be interested in this issue. It's illogical. And I hope this paragraph is fleshy enough for you.
Thank you, this is helpful. Not what I was looking for, but helpful. It helps me understand exactly where you were coming from when you stepped in to protect Deus (the main reason why I asked the question), and thus helps me understand your relationships with Wozzy and Deus (particularly the latter). The substantial step you've made beyond your initial statement (specifically, going from the relatively weak 'not inherently right' of your initial statement to the stronger rejection here) is interesting.
I was hoping, though, to see the line of logic between NQT's mechanical error and the (now quite strong) rejection of his points about Deus. In my own analysis, I saw the issue of NQT's kill immunity as largely irrelevant to his points about Deus. NQT's error made him more certain, but was not the basis of his case. Please tell me why you disagree.
Welp. You're not trying to dig deeper into everyone's thoughts and opinions. Why am I so special?
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I've posted quite a bit, definitely more then most. Why need you generate more info on me but practically ignore some lurkers? In isolation your reason seems fine, but focusing on making me generate info seems completely non-intuitive.
First: I only just started focusing on you. When I first asked you those questions, you were one among many people I was questioning. In just that one post alone, I asked four of the seven available players questions. Among them, lurkers and non-lurkers. One of the top posters (BHK), the bottom poster (Deus), and two mid-frequency posters (you and Wozzy). One I am awaiting the initial response of, two I am still handling followup questioning, and one concluded the resulting discussion with a major change of beliefs. Since I made that post, I have continued to question a wider array of players.
To put it simply, this idea you have of me ignoring some lurkers is groundless bullshit and obviously so. How did you come to this idea, exactly?
Second: There's a reason I am now focusing on you. You are responding poorly to my questions.
Third: Deflecting to lurkers, I see. I always love seeing this tactic.
I'm not really sure what you're wanting. It seems pretty clear that BHK intentionally misled town about his reasons for voting. I'm pretty sure I've already made it clear that I think that. I'm not sure what else you want.
Ah. I'll clarify.
We all know BHK misled town about the hammer, and did so intentionally. He said so. He's made several claims about what he did (both when hammering and when taroting), why he did it, and such, each building on the already-tangled pile of statements. Your immediate reaction to most of BHK's points in the dispute was, essentially, strong disbelief.
What I want to see is your thoughts beyond the immediate. I want to see the cohesive
current position of the main player making the main case in the main wagon of the day. This grants clarity and an unknown amount of new information, and it makes evaluation of the case against BHK easier.
Let's split the question into two questions that, in aggregate, are sort of similar:
*Aside from BHK's admission of misleading town, do you believe (or lean towards believing) any of BHK's various claims? Why?
*What do you think really happened in the hammer affair?