Re: SotF Board Mafia Game Thread!
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2020 10:01 pm
Yugi do you have any serious explanation or defense of your actions on Day one
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If I was scum I would've pushed the Jace vote when it was popular. Unless all three of us were scum, anyway.Polybius - Hopped on a bandwagon with momentum without much justification. Could easily be read as trying to cover their tracks by throwing Decoy under the bus.
because looking at the people who were almost certainly doing what scum would've wanted to do the first day phase (waste the phase by messing around and causing a no lynch when the climate was incredibly unwilling to step up and start playing the game) is certainly meaningless, yes
I'm pretty sure the intent of weeding out inactive members was pretty clear.Yugi wrote:randomly drawn out of a hat
correction: for the name of a random inactive drawn out of a hatYugikun wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 11:52 pm for a name randomly drawn out of a hat.
it's pretty strange that you say there were three inactives when, at that time, there were five, arguably six inactives in total (toben, jace, decoy, poly, slam, arguably deamon) at that point, and at the time of the initial decoy push (the thing I wasn't big on) the only thing jace had contributed was a joke postMethodicalSlacker wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2020 1:08 am Of the inactives at the time, the ones that come to mind are Toben, Jace, and Decoy.
Toben is set apart because he usually has some level of insight that's worth keeping around at least for a little while. There was something of a collective decision to safeguard him (which, again, I'm side-eyeing a little) which takes him out of the pool of viable targets.
Jace was considered, and I pressed him on his inactivity (and vote for myself) for a bit, but he made significantly more of an effort once called out and did some newbieish things that took him out of consideration.
This left decoy, who played defensive without offering any kind of meaningful contribution or explanation of his inactivity.
It's pretty strange to say we picked him from a hat when the process of elimination is this easy to follow.
Slam wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 7:27 pm Time for some ANALYSIS!
This makes my reads, from towniest to scummiest:
Goodie Two Shoes
MethodicalSlacker - Gets big points for not letting the Decoy ship die when he could've walked away
Fen - Gets big points for starting on Decoy in the first place, but I'm not against it being something that grew out of their control/they threw decoy under the bus. Still, seems unlikely.
Jace - Didn't really say enough to get a hard read, but decoy trying to put the hurt on him gives some points.
Goose - Is making reasonable points and seems to be posting based on his own reasoning rather than appearances, which reads town to me.
Zetsu - A bit of early hopping on the wagon, but not unreasonable. Willing to give decoy a chance to defend himself, which I don't consider scummy by itself.
Irina Ivanov - Reads more as a newcomer making typical mistakes than suspicious. Still, could be fooling me.
kermit - Doing a bit of a smokescreen, but Kermit is by nature good at obsfuscating.
MurderWeasel - Said nothing during the Decoy lynch. I know Tobe likes to write novels for posts, but his staying out of it entirely is just a little bit eyebrow raising.
Cactus -Felt like he was trying to stay off the Decoy wagon without actually joining it, but then he joined it without much fuss. A prickly customer.
Polybius - Hopped on a bandwagon with momentum without much justification. Could easily be read as trying to cover their tracks by throwing Decoy under the bus.
dmboogie - Looked like he was joining whatever wagon had momentum behind it. Town or scum, this isn't helpful.
Dea - Seems pretty keen to spin his own narrative and avoided actually voting for Decoy.
Yugikun - Defended Decoy, tried to move attention to a relatively meaningless area (who was hesistant to stop memeing), and then tried to divert to MS and later Jace.
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So, based on that
Vote: Yugikun
So that's exactly what I was doing; I have zero qualms admitting that. I felt that the reasoning of lynching one of the two lesser actives, while maybe a sketchy reason for further on, is probably about as sound a reason as you can find on day one. I'm pretty sure people have been lynched on day one for silly reasons like "THEY SAID LUNCHED INSTEAD OF LYNCHED, THAT MAKES EM EVIL LETS GOOOO". With that being said, I figured if we're going to do that, we need to let the people in question have at least a little bit of agency on their own fate. Hence my lack of vote and suggestion to let them have a say in their own demise. Lo and behold, they both did, and Fenris pounced on something that while intended or not, ended up being correct. That's EXACTLY why I think it's good to let people say a thing or two - there's a lot more chance to slip up. From my eyes, and my own opinion, Decoy did and that was good enough for me to toss a vote his way.Slam wrote:Cactus -Felt like he was trying to stay off the Decoy wagon without actually joining it, but then he joined it without much fuss. A prickly customer.
Haaaaaai. If you want to read just a particular handler's posts, if you go to the "Mafia" forum and click on the green number beside the thread, you should get a pop up that lets you sift through by that. I'm not sure what to say to this in my own defense until you give me a little more, but. You're giving early joiners on the lynch a pass, except you're not, apparently (I was the second to vote, I believe) so which is it? Pretty sure your reasoning for the vote is the same as mine, lol.Irina wrote:Also I have my eyes on Cactus but idk how to read just a handler's post ina thread rn so I won't say my reasoning here yet