Re: Paranoia Mafia Game Thread
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 4:40 am
also uh friendly reminder due to things getting heated that mafia is a Fun Game and we should all maybe take a collective deep breath
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Commie frog wrote:I think we all know the what deal with this game is
I'm interested in why you didn't mention me saying either of the above^ in your response (YOU TOO, FENRIS.)also commie frog wrote:actually I do believe there's four!!!!!!!!
hey stop doing that thing you're yelling at me for (strawmanning, twisting words, etc etc). The point I was making was that if the game has known bastard elements then you take those into account. I'm not saying "LITERALLY ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE". I'm saying if the game isn't a vanilla game you shouldn't treat it like a vanilla game. To me, that's common sense, but I get that common sense is subjective GOD THAT SOUNDED PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE AS FUCK BUT IT WASN'T MEANT TO BEsecretly Dick Cheney wrote:Oh look. Suddenly, I'm not an idiot going 'alphalul no way ur in bastard game!!2!"
Does it though? What I'm asking right here (along with three times with more sass in the first big ol post) is for you to actually outline the reasoning that led you to that conclusion. You say common sense dictates that there are less than three scum factions (thereby necessitating that a strongman killed boogie), and because of that, I, Kermit am a big ol liar. I say common sense dictates the exact opposite. I just want you to outline your thought process in detail. Restate shit if you have to. Just dodging is a bad look. The reason why I said stuff in your first post didn't make sense is because apparently we came to wildly different conclusions based on roughly the same information except we both know one which of us is full of crap. It'll be easier for people to figure out which of us is lying if we just lay out our "thought processes" because it'll become readily apparent which one is made up.Commonsense dictates you are scum.
though THAT'S NOT WHAT I MEANT :C I will concede that it sure as hell looks like that's what I said boogie meant. When I read the boogie quote, my brain skipped over the "lover or lyncher" part so I interpreted the "watch out" as meaning the role PM told them that the team leader was a scary man.Yeah, darn. That definitely sounds like "Watch out for Vyse!!!2!22!!!"
I trust the result because while it's a bastard game, there's nothing to me pointing towards the results I get being wacky.Really convenient how you have a guilty result you trust so much in a bastard game, the very first phase it's possible to claim such.
________________________________________________________________________I can't believe this is a thing I wrote wrote:Michael jumped back a bit at Beryl's sudden movements, stopping himself just close of the ctenetank. Okay so Beryl was also feeling spooky today because Jesus F. Christ what. She did some talking about like, how you could never really be sure what you were seeing or whatever, some post-modernist thing. Michael got that. How like, those ctenophores in the tank really were spaceships, or that the universe started existing last Thursday, or that the earth was flat. The thing was, though, you could discount a lot of that stuff based on evidence and likelyhood and how many assumptions you make to get there. Not discount it entirely, because, well, it could be true, but use your observations about the world to classify the chance that the idea was true. Like for example, 9/11 being this whole big government conspiracy. There was a common talking point of the conspiracy theorists about how one of the hijacker's passports was found on the ground after the collision, about how unlikely it would be for a passport to survive a plane crashing into a building, and the fact that it would've been "physically impossible" for the passport to have traveled the distance it had (according to a guy who probably wasn't a physicist). In Michael's belief, that proved that the government didn't do 9/11. The theory assumed that the government was both competent enough to crash fucking airplanes/holograms/missiles/?????—it depended on the theory—into the twin towers, and keep everyone involved quiet about it, but be incompetent enough for like, some CIA intern get distracted during his coffee break and remember that he was supposed to be planting the passport at ground zero, but then one of the towers collapsed before he could plant it (because of the coffee break) so then he was just like "fuck it" and threw the passport some dumb place. What really happened that day was a bunch of shitheads hijacked airplanes and committed mass-murder, and the government (which had received information that something like this might have happened) was just like "Oh fuck we didn't think they'd actually do it" and that was that.
Michael hadn't taken his ADHD meds that morning.
"You know I'm famous for my excited vibration abilities, Beryl." He responded.