Elegy has been banned and needs a replacement.
wat
Well, whatever. Can we get an
extension? Jet needs time to catch up on the game so far, and we all need to get a feel of the new player.
On that note,
Jet: What have you discovered from the last Beginner's game? Is there anything you've learned about playing as town or as scum from observing how it all unfolded? How well do you think this knowledge will apply to this game? What are your thoughts on the game up to this point; particularly on the Otto/Elegy contest and Otto's current predicament?
Actually, since several players of the last Beginner game are now in this one, I'd recommend that some of you read over the last game - it isn't all that long, having died not long after the start of day 2 - if you'd like to use some meta arguments.
At the very least, it'll show you why Otto's proposed method of play isn't the only kind nor necessarily the best, and could give you an idea of how Jet plays before he posts.
This was the final part, which was supposed to justify my unvote. Nothing more, nothing less.
It's just great how you just take a part of my post, ignoring the rest and try to picture me as an instigator.
I was actually pointing out the fact that you FOS'd me on the basis of apparently having some idea of 'what I was doing'. So because I'd tried out a scum trap, I should be condemned as scummy myself? I don't understand the reasoning behind it. I can at least understand one on Elegy, but it's like you FOS'd me for being town. =/
If you would have looked at the upper part of the post, you would have seen that it was an inquiry, about what the others thought about the whole situation.
With all the lurking going on, I thought they too couldn't make heads or tails out of it.
So you think I'm trying to help Ottofar?
You're wrong.
Ever heard of the underdog syndrome?
I would be sceptic, if the situation was the other way round, too.
I'm
wrong? Oh, well, I apologise for making such awful presumptions!
Rooting for an underdog in Mafia has as good a chance of sparing a Maf lynch as saving a Town. Just be sure you have more than some sense of justice or morality to uphold before you consider siding with another player, or you'll be dragged down with them if they're not as clean as you'd suspected.
On the other hand, this is still a Beginner's game, and I'm more used to games where people have less time to think through what they say... hmph, and the fact that Jet has joined the game, too, has served to remind me how easily I managed to manipulate his posts. I still suspect you more than most others because of your sheer determination to stick by Otto, but not to such a strong degree. A pinky finger at best,
Mindmaker. lolucwotididthar
Considering how things have gone, though, you're still my top lynch for tomorrow.
Click link to see post - deleted content to cut down the size of my post.
Eh, fair points. I'll hold you to that, though, when Otto posts.
If, rather. >.> Assuming you'll make stronger moves in day 2 if you don't get a chance against Otto, I'll defer judgement of you for now.
Also, I'd simply rather Elegy just answered whatever questions were put to him than to have him simply replaced. A new person playing as a replacement can easily shift everyone's opinions if they let him, but at the same time old prejudices could get him killed because of who he used to be. Not like there's a choice in the matter, but... eh. Don't mean I have to like losing the information I already have. >.>
So Azure, why did you unvote Elegy, even though his answers were curt, evasive and unfriendly.
After you unvoted him, you suddenly lost all interest in him.
Why is that?
Otto's answers were just as curt - if not moreso - by comparison (which, I might add, was a point I let go of because he's like that in most games), and Elegy comes across as unfriendly in many games regardless of his character template, from what I've seen and heard. As for evasiveness... I don't recall seeing him acting evasive. I saw him getting annoyed, and little else - as I would be, under the circumstances. How can I call him out on something like that if I would act the same way?
For your second point: because Otto had captured my interest. Hell, wasn't that obvious? I mean, I've paid about as much attention to Elegy since then as I have to... say, Murphy, this game, but you haven't brought that into question. I had to concentrate on Otto, to make sure he hadn't just stumbled into the elephant trap by accident - I mean, let's face it, that trap on its own wasn't enough to secure a lynch on anyone. I needed to be sure he wasn't town, so I continued to press the advantage the gambit gave me. Personally, I'm as sure right now as I can be that he isn't town.
We have scum A(zure) and scum Bee(legy).
Scum B acuses scum A of being scum, which results in scum B acting agressive, tight-lipped and evasive.
Scum A then waits for reactions of the other players.
A townie eagerly points out the flaws in scum Bs answers.
Then a heated argument between scum B and the townie, which makes them both seem suspicious.
This is when scum A enters the scene again and supports scum B in his argument.
Now it's the time for scum B to keep posting to a minimum to escape further suspicion, while scum A takes over his argument.
It's one of many possible scenarios, but it's one we might give a try.
lol, that's some knack for subtlety you got thar.
But getting back to the point at hand, I'd considered that, too - at least, I'd considered the gambit might appear as such, but figured it would look like that to some people no matter who I used it on. But there isn't such a thing as a fool-proof method of finding scum. It was risky in execution, but so is every move in Mafia. Would you prefer that we ask one another inane questions until the Maf outnumber the Town?
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