Jamie
Till the roof comes off, till the lights go out...
WhatHoly crap I know what I'm reading today when I go over to my parent's plave to watch my little brothers.
WhatHoly crap I know what I'm reading today when I go over to my parent's plave to watch my little brothers.
It was clear that he knew the game had gotten serious as he said himself he had been skimming the thread, and he even quoted two posts before making his RVS vote.
Honestly didn't pay attention to the vote count even. Mostly skimmed the page. Tristan was the first name that popped into my head when page 4 loaded on my phone since he's at the top, thus I picked him. I'd rather not see the day end in his lynch when I have no reasoning and seeing as everyone is trying to justify their votes rn, I think it's more practical that I don't put an extra one on him.
Unvote: Tristan
That being said, I'm currently rereading the thread and I'm going to make some notes based on what I find. Stay tuned.
I don't like this post though. Something seems really off about it. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but he seems to be defending Cslaught here whilst accusing Ken. While I was mostly suspicious of Ken for him being so adamant about Cslaught being scum, and sticking to the belief that No Lynches during Day 1 are beneficial to the town when they are in fact more beneficial for the mafia than for us, Johnny seemed to think he had some sort of crazy ulterior motive towards his Day 1 play, which I think seems really far fetched, especially from a newer player. Johnny is definitely at the top of my radar right now, followed closely by Deku (who I think has a very high chance of being scum as well if Johnny is)
Cslaught is still on my radar, I even said that (although I might have forgotten to, which is on me if I did). I just find myself agreeing with him in that a No Lynch is a bad idea for Day 1, and Kenshin's continual insistence that it's a good idea is more suspicious to me. Plus, as you said, Kenshin is playing it quite safe can be a great scumtell, sevenfold if it's a newbie like Kenshin. I was town in my first game and played really aggressively, whereas in my second game, I was scum and I held back a lot more, rather like he's doing. Overall, I just find Kenshin's actions more suspicious at this time, and it would be hypocritical of me to vote for Cslaught anyway since I agree with most of his recent points. Also, mafia on the internet is way different from mafia IRL so moves that are considered suspicious on here, like Cslaught's, may be considered normal and regular in different places. He's still on my radar, but it's basically one suspicious move compared to a constant suspicious move for me, and that's what really makes the difference.
As for the current case on Kenshin, I've said all I can on the matter and others have too. I'm feeling confident in my vote, and thus it stands. To attempt to look elsewhere, I'd hugely consider looking at the people that didn't remove their RVS votes after the game got serious, particularly Karu, Minish, and to a lesser extent, Pendio, Mido and Bok. Though Minish has removed her vote now, she and Karu both made posts after the game got serious and kept their respective votes against Mido and Pendio for a good while. Pendio, Karu and Mido still have their RVS votes active. Bok removed his vote in his first real serious post, while Pendio and Mido have been MIA for a little while. On a similar count, I'm getting some slight vibes against Johnny for making a clear RVS vote well after RVS had ended. Post-RVS RVS is quite a bit more suspicious to me than regular RVS votes during the RVS stage.
EGMEOY Johnny, Karu, Minish
Mido is somebody I believe to be town. I can't explain why without painting a target on his head, but I have a really good feeling about him.
Pendio made one RVS vote yesterday and then disappeared for the remainder of the day. He hasn't left much to look at as of yet, so I'm neutral on him. Libk has left us even less to work with, and I actually didn't even know he was in this game. I'm hoping both of them speak up a bit more during this day. @Pendio @Libk
This leaves Deku and Johnny. Deku is always suspicious af, no matter what his role is, and as a result is always difficult to read. However, I can't help but pay notice to how he removed his RVS vote immediately after I mentioned people not doing so (in which I failed to mention him initially, which was a regrettable oversight on my part), and then votes for Ken. I'm not sure exactly what to think of it, but I can't help but think he got scared after I mentioned the RVS votes, which was why he removed his immediately after. But the main thing that catches my eye is the fact that he unvoted, securing Cslaught's fate. When I reread Deku during the night, I realized his play is more suspicious than I initially thought. His vote on Ken looks like him trying to save Cslaught, considering the timing of it. Even more suspect is his eventual unvote, because he must have known that letting Cslaught die would make him look good while tying up the votes and eventually resulting in a No Lynch would make him look bad. It's because of this that I think his unvote makes him look really bad, because it basically came down to let a scumbud die or end the day in a No Lynch. He knows letting the day end with no death would be unfavourable for the town, so letting a scumbud die would be a decent way to score some town points.
In other words, I personally think Johnny and Deku are most likely to be scum, at least one of them. I will analyse their posts and make another post today with my thoughts about that.
HAFU?Holy crap I know what I'm reading today when I go over to my parent's plave to watch my little brothers.
Yeah, I was in the right when I first suggested it
Vote: Kaio-Kenshin
I kind of see where you're coming from. You're 90% sure of your scumread and that's why you're voting. But that just seems like too much surity(?) for the little thing that caused people to look at Slaught. I could see it as something useful early on, but not something that flat-out screams scum. If it were then more people would have the same feeling assurance that you do. But they don't, because it's just not enough for just about anyone.
And, if you're not that sure, then the rest of your argument relating to your vote falls apart. There's a chance he's town, a chance that we'll kill a townie day one, which is the one thing that like 6 out of your 10 posts today suggested against.
And then there's this post, where you admit that there is a chance, but you're willing to take it. Literally the exact opposite of your sentiments the rest of today, where you didn't want to take the chance to lynch a townie. Seems like a solid case to me.
Speaking of not removing RVS votes, I dont think I did before voting for Kenshin. Therefore:
Unvote
Vote: Kenshin
You and I essentially had opposite reasons for voting for Ken. While the basis of our suspicions were the same, you seemed to think he had some sort of crazy ulterior motive towards his Day 1 behaviour and it was more calculated, whereas I thought more along the lines of him simply trying to look more townie and trying to play it safe. Both reasons are valid for suspicion, but I found the theory of his actions being that calculated to be a bit far fetched.See, this post calls attention to the fact that you yourself voted for Kenshin as well, and for similar reasons that you find me suspicious. The day ended with us both voting for the same person on similar reasons, so it's plausible that you also defended Cslaught and tried to redirect the lynch and suspicion towards Kenshin.
You want me to clarify why I think Mido is town? Mostly, it has to do with his vote on Minish_Link. Assuming the mafia killed her, which I think is quite likely, Mido wouldn't be the type of person to perform that move. For him to kill Minish as mafia, after having voted for her during the previous day when a mafia member was on the chopping block, would be suicide and a stupid move for someone as experienced as him. It is primarily for this reason that he has a heavy town lean for me. There is another reason, but I won't say it out in the open because that would paint a target on Mido's head.This doesn't sit well. Tristan isn't the type to defend a scum teammate so boldly, so I doubt they're together but maybe a way to cast suspicion inadvertently? Can you clarify at all Tristan?
I'm not the type of person that believes inactivity=scum, especially considering most of my own really inactive games were my town games. They have given me little reason to believe they are scum and less reason to believe they are town, so I guess you could say I have a very slight scum lean by default based on their lack of contribution, but I say neutral because I have no good reason to assume either side for them.I don't think you should consider them neutral, but that's my opinion. Regardless, I think they need to post soon.
I'm actually torn between Deku and you at this point, so yes, I would. Overall, I find his play overall to be more suspicious than yours, but I find your move, particularly the RVS in your first post, to be slightly more suspicious as a move. His recent post has me leaning more scum for him than you now though, so I might actually consider changing my vote.So if I flip town on a lynch, you would go after Deku, and vice versa? Or if I flipped scum, would you drop the suspicion on Deku, and vice versa again?
I find this to be a dangerous mindset to have. As a matter of fact, Deku's unvote is the primary basis of my suspicion on him. Bussing scumbuds is such a common strategy nowadays, it used to be somewhat of a town lean, but now it can go either way. Deku is exactly the kind of player I can see letting a scumbud die to secure some town cred, he's done it before.I can't believe we lost 3 people already. That's devastating. I think Deku is Townie due to his unvote. I feel it posed too much of a threat to take out another mafia
If there's something I've noticed about Deku's play, it's that he often says stuff like this. Saying the suspicion against him is understandable and then using emojis to make it look like he isn't afraid. I said I was suspicious of Johnny more before, but idk. This post just does nothing but raise my suspicion against DekuNut. He often does this as an appeal to sympathy when he's scum.For the rest of what you guys said about me... it's not necessarily wrong, and how you view me because of those is all up to interpretation (as we can see with Tristan vs. Koki)
And yes, Koki, that was me who unvoted. Don't give him the credit for my actions
I think your reasoning still stands regarding the Bok/Kirino pair though. Kirino had even few posts than Bok, so it's still a good nothing kill, with an added bonus.
I got about halfway through my reads before I lost interest. I'll post my suspicions on people when I get around to finishing them, as I see no reason to give you half my reads now and half later. I do want to get this post up though. Note to self: locking yourself inside the hose for days on end will destroy your drive to do anything.
karu said:@Mido, the whole situation with Cslaught02 and kokirion is rather interesting. There conversations and actions alone have started this game in a serous level, we at least have something to go off on. But as many of you mentioned before, it's rather suspicious that Cslaught02 voted for kokirion while they already had 2 votes on them. I think it's wise to keep a look out for Cslaught02, but then again this is their first time playing Mafia in ZD. Though they said the played irl: same rules just different play styles, you're not off the hook yet
Tristan said:I find this to be a dangerous mindset to have. As a matter of fact, Deku's unvote is the primary basis of my suspicion on him. Bussing scumbuds is such a common strategy nowadays, it used to be somewhat of a town lean, but now it can go either way. Deku is exactly the kind of player I can see letting a scumbud die to secure some town cred, he's done it before.
Right, I believe you.DekuNut is townie af. Srsly guyz
I bolded that part because I thought about it earlier, and the answer is quite obvious to me. If you done and said nothing, people would've cast suspicion on you for trying to seal a townie's lynch, and trying to save a scumbud at the same time, and you know that. Unvoting was a great move for you to do, tbh, I would've done it as scum probably.As for the question from Tristan and Mido... I just didn't think about it I guess? Not really something that crossed my mind. I was just like "let's make sure it's not tied. It's not tied now. Yay." I admit that was an oversight that could've turned out badly, but let's be happy it didn't. And why would I hope for that? If I wanted a no lynch, I could've literally done and said nothing and there would've been a no-lynch.
aaaaaahhhhhh I really want to lynch you rn. Of course you'd tie it up to save yourself. You keep getting scummier to me with every subsequent post you make.Anyways, I'll almost definitely still be asleep at 8am (not a morning person), so I'll make a vote now to tie it up and hope that nobody else votes for me overnight. The choice for me is between Mido, Soosh, and the inactives. The inactives are more null from inactivity (if I'm alive tomorrow I'm gonna come for you three), and between Mido and Soosh, I find Soosh more scummy. My reasoning on Mido is from lack of action, and my reasoning from Soosh is his action.
Vote: Johnny Sooshi
I know you do bbRight, I believe you.
But here's the thing... they wouldn't. If I'd done and said nothing, the day would've ended in a tie, and nobody would die. I was already on the Ken wagon, as were two other people. I'd have as much a chance of getting scumread for that as both of those other people (which included you, may I add). I wouldn't have been sealing the townie's lynch, nor would I really be saving a scumbud. I merely would've been contributing the no-lynch many of us fought so hard to avoid.I bolded that part because I thought about it earlier, and the answer is quite obvious to me. If you done and said nothing, people would've cast suspicion on you for trying to seal a townie's lynch, and trying to save a scumbud at the same time, and you know that. Unvoting was a great move for you to do, tbh, I would've done it as scum probably.
:lemmy:aaaaaahhhhhh I really want to lynch you rn.
Well... yeah. You'd probably do the same in my situation. Choosing between a no-lynch or the death of someone you know with 100% certainty is town-aligned... mm, tough choice that one.Of course you'd tie it up to save yourself. You keep getting scummier to me with every subsequent post you make.
Well, let's discuss this tomorrow. Hopefully having more than 36 hours will allow more people to share their opinions, and maybe we can pull @Pendio @Libk and @karu out from the attic, air them out a bit, and get them to play a game with us. I am glad you made the vote though - imo this is the best scenario for today.It's late and the day ends early, so I can't be sure that anybody else is going to alter the vote count between now and the day's end. I feel pretty good about lynching DekuNut, but I feel like if I keep my vote on him, there's going to be a no lynch, and I'm not risking that. I don't normally like recommending vig targets, but since our cop is dead, I suggest the vig go for DekuNut tonight. I'm reluctant to do this, but it seems necessary now.
Unvote
Vote: Johnny Sooshi
This is my last post today. I really hope this turns out in our favour.