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Mojo is a notorious lurker with a long history of inconvenient disappearances. I wouldn't care to read anything into his absence, and I certainly would not care to lynch him without giving him or his successor an opportunity to respond. Even if that means a no-lynch.MoJo hasn't shown up since before he started getting attention. I think he's trying to lurk out of his hanging. He's still at L-1 if my counts are right. You want to avoid a no Lynch, then I need you.
There isn't a case against Mojo. We've got no behavioral analysis, at all, and no defense or response to any of the questions you've raised about his role-claim. He's just a guy who needs to be replaced. Don't waste a lynch on something the mod needs to take care of.
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I'm on my phone, so I can't type up something nice, but the case against Ham is no better than the case against MoJo.
He's been dodging attention for too long. He never had a day vig power and it's obvious looking at the decision process of his. Just delaying tactics. He knows there's a deadline and is banking on us not hanging a lurker.
Let's just get this done.
He's been dodging attention for too long. He never had a day vig power and it's obvious looking at the decision process of his. Just delaying tactics. He knows there's a deadline and is banking on us not hanging a lurker.
Let's just get this done.
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There IS no case against Mojo.I'm on my phone, so I can't type up something nice, but the case against Ham is no better than the case against MoJo.
A case requires behavioral analysis, of which you've presented none. You've asserted the theory that he's lurking to avoid the lynch, but you've got zero evidence to support that.
Dechs, it's been obvious that Mojo was pulling some kind of a fast one with his vig-claim since two or three weeks ago. Hell, I was making thinly veiled references to that idea in the thread, at the time. What's not obvious is WHY. If anything, it looks more like a poorly executed townie gambit than anything else.He's been dodging attention for too long. He never had a day vig power and it's obvious looking at the decision process of his. Just delaying tactics. He knows there's a deadline and is banking on us not hanging a lurker.
Let's just get this done.
And it's not like Mojo's lurking came on just as soon as people started questioning him about his claim. He's been a lurker for years of games, and even in this game, has been lurking intermittently.
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We have barely enough votes to take out Ham, today. We might be one short of people who are willing, but will barely skate in to the right decision based on deadline pressure, like we barely accomplished with GR yesterday.Also, even if I'm wrong, we'll win this tomorrow.
Meanwhile, if Ham lives, he's going to point a NK straight at my head, and then probably try to parade around with his 2-life bat device tomorrow as if that's going to clear him when he proves that he has a two-life ability. (Because a scum-aligned builder absolutely wouldn't LOVE to have that device)
To avoid that, we need to kill him today. Before it takes two entire lynches to eliminate him.
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Ham, you already tried to kill me last night, and failed.
If you've got a problem with the Ham case, let's talk about it. But we literally have no other wagon that has the slightest bit of behavioral analysis behind it. You're talking about going with a random lurker lynch, over a thorough case by your most experienced analyst, who's made 13 out of his last 14 lynches as town correctly. How does that make sense?
I literally don't know how else to convince people to follow my lead at this point, because I don't think half the town is fully keeping up with the thread, let alone actually reading my case in any detail, or doing detailed research of their own.
PPE: Dechs, Ham WASN'T on the GR wagon early. Despite expressing support for the "honesty" tell idea, he dragged his feet and did everything possible to deflect on to first RN, then, Lord McD, and you, until it finally became evident that GR was going to be killed off as the only viable lynch for the day and everyone piled on at once.
Again, this was reviewed as part of my case. How closely did you read it?
Most of our townies are lurky. But warm bodies are all that's keeping us from dying to the mafia. That's not a good reason to fudge a poor lynch.Az, you're not going to hang Ham. There's no support for it. Not from me for sure. If you want something done today, we need your vote.
Maybe I'm wrong. Worst case we hang a non cooperative and useless townie.
If you've got a problem with the Ham case, let's talk about it. But we literally have no other wagon that has the slightest bit of behavioral analysis behind it. You're talking about going with a random lurker lynch, over a thorough case by your most experienced analyst, who's made 13 out of his last 14 lynches as town correctly. How does that make sense?
I literally don't know how else to convince people to follow my lead at this point, because I don't think half the town is fully keeping up with the thread, let alone actually reading my case in any detail, or doing detailed research of their own.
PPE: Dechs, Ham WASN'T on the GR wagon early. Despite expressing support for the "honesty" tell idea, he dragged his feet and did everything possible to deflect on to first RN, then, Lord McD, and you, until it finally became evident that GR was going to be killed off as the only viable lynch for the day and everyone piled on at once.
Again, this was reviewed as part of my case. How closely did you read it?
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I'm reading, but I don't really want to lynch ham. Hopefully I have time tonight to look into a couple people
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Here's my reasoning for voting jones
Jones is a claimed vig (for simplicities sake, let's say he is), now if ham is the today's lynch (I'll trust you on this one), we can ask jones to shoot ham, if he is in fact scum, we win (assuming there are 2), now if he turns up town, sucks but we know jones is more than likely town and we make finding the actual scum that much easier (I feel at this point we are 1-2 flips from simply winning the game, if we haven't already)
Given that he hasn't shot anyone yet (despite his intentions of shooting imopen) I feel the line is to vote jones into doing something, if anyone hammers before he returns, that person is likely scum or should have a good talking to, if he doesn't, we vote him, and move onto tomorrow.
Jones is a claimed vig (for simplicities sake, let's say he is), now if ham is the today's lynch (I'll trust you on this one), we can ask jones to shoot ham, if he is in fact scum, we win (assuming there are 2), now if he turns up town, sucks but we know jones is more than likely town and we make finding the actual scum that much easier (I feel at this point we are 1-2 flips from simply winning the game, if we haven't already)
Given that he hasn't shot anyone yet (despite his intentions of shooting imopen) I feel the line is to vote jones into doing something, if anyone hammers before he returns, that person is likely scum or should have a good talking to, if he doesn't, we vote him, and move onto tomorrow.
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I think that's a decent line of play assuming Jones comes back, and isn't surly about having his kill directed, and actually HAS a kill to use today.Here's my reasoning for voting jones
Jones is a claimed vig (for simplicities sake, let's say he is), now if ham is the today's lynch (I'll trust you on this one), we can ask jones to shoot ham, if he is in fact scum, we win (assuming there are 2), now if he turns up town, sucks but we know jones is more than likely town and we make finding the actual scum that much easier (I feel at this point we are 1-2 flips from simply winning the game, if we haven't already)
Given that he hasn't shot anyone yet (despite his intentions of shooting imopen) I feel the line is to vote jones into doing something, if anyone hammers before he returns, that person is likely scum or should have a good talking to, if he doesn't, we vote him, and move onto tomorrow.
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Trench warfare style, baby.Aww, you're still tunneling! So precious.Awww, cute, you're trying to figure out how I stoppped your kill.Nah, didn't try to kill you because I'm not scum. Nice try though.
If someone had jailed/blocked me to prevent a NK, I'm sure they would have said something by now.

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Even assuming he does and cannot use it for some reason, we then better understand what the scum can and cannot do, which isn't horrible (provided people are paying attention and connect the dots)I think that's a decent line of play assuming Jones comes back, and isn't surly about having his kill directed, and actually HAS a kill to use today.Here's my reasoning for voting jones
Jones is a claimed vig (for simplicities sake, let's say he is), now if ham is the today's lynch (I'll trust you on this one), we can ask jones to shoot ham, if he is in fact scum, we win (assuming there are 2), now if he turns up town, sucks but we know jones is more than likely town and we make finding the actual scum that much easier (I feel at this point we are 1-2 flips from simply winning the game, if we haven't already)
Given that he hasn't shot anyone yet (despite his intentions of shooting imopen) I feel the line is to vote jones into doing something, if anyone hammers before he returns, that person is likely scum or should have a good talking to, if he doesn't, we vote him, and move onto tomorrow.
If he's surly, well, whatever he's surly, and we get to hear him out
In that case, perhaps he presents an alternative plan, and we switch to lynching ham (I feel he is town, although he has given up honestly, but for the sake of advancing the game, lynching him isn't the worst idea)
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For those of you who are NOT lynching Ham at the moment, I highly recommend you hit the books and do some behavioral research to get a better feel for the accuracy of your wagon, to either confirm or disprove your reads. If you don't have time today, then maybe when I'm gone.
The best method I've found is to reread a player's posts is through an entire thread reread. That allows you to see how they reacted to others' posts within an accurate context, whereas reading just a list of all their posts doesn't always allow you to see whether their response fit what was going on, and how it connected to other players' activity. If that sounds like too much time and effort, you can switch to a search-generated list of posts that you briefly read the posts surrounding it, then form your analysis.
Things you're looking for:
A. Do their reactions read naturally, like someone who is speaking off the top of their head, or do they seem somehow contrived or artificial?
B. Is there a strong emotional content in the post, and how did their emotions get that way? Is it more likely to come from one alignment, or another?
C. Is that person trying to subtly manipulate you in some way?
D. Is that person talking and behaving as if they believe they're on the same team as you?
E. How are they reaching their votes and behavioral analysis stances? Does it read like they're coming up with them organically in reaction to events in the thread? Are changes in stances consistent and easily explained? Does it look like there's a strategic pattern to them, such as picking on weaker players, or joining popular bandwagons, in order to secure mislynches or secure credit for bussing?
F. Ultimately, you're looking for an accurate picture of what the person is thinking and feeling, and if you're able to get inside their head, you then determine whether what they're thinking and feeling fit best under a town or scum mentality.
Styles of analysis you should avoid:
1. Don't assume that bad play or lazy play is scummy. Try to understand why the bad play or lazy play might be occurring using textual clues and your knowledge of the player. Consider all probable explanations, then decide if any of them are strong enough for you to form a conclusion.
2. Don't strive to reach a pre-determined conclusion and read everything in that light. Keep an open mind to evidence which contradicts your original theory.
3. Don't put much weight on "possible" tells, tells that are valid only if another set of conditions are assumed to be true.
4. Don't put much weight on "logic" tells, errors in argumentation such as ad hom, or misrepresenting your case. These are usually just a sign that someone is bad at arguing.
The best method I've found is to reread a player's posts is through an entire thread reread. That allows you to see how they reacted to others' posts within an accurate context, whereas reading just a list of all their posts doesn't always allow you to see whether their response fit what was going on, and how it connected to other players' activity. If that sounds like too much time and effort, you can switch to a search-generated list of posts that you briefly read the posts surrounding it, then form your analysis.
Things you're looking for:
A. Do their reactions read naturally, like someone who is speaking off the top of their head, or do they seem somehow contrived or artificial?
B. Is there a strong emotional content in the post, and how did their emotions get that way? Is it more likely to come from one alignment, or another?
C. Is that person trying to subtly manipulate you in some way?
D. Is that person talking and behaving as if they believe they're on the same team as you?
E. How are they reaching their votes and behavioral analysis stances? Does it read like they're coming up with them organically in reaction to events in the thread? Are changes in stances consistent and easily explained? Does it look like there's a strategic pattern to them, such as picking on weaker players, or joining popular bandwagons, in order to secure mislynches or secure credit for bussing?
F. Ultimately, you're looking for an accurate picture of what the person is thinking and feeling, and if you're able to get inside their head, you then determine whether what they're thinking and feeling fit best under a town or scum mentality.
Styles of analysis you should avoid:
1. Don't assume that bad play or lazy play is scummy. Try to understand why the bad play or lazy play might be occurring using textual clues and your knowledge of the player. Consider all probable explanations, then decide if any of them are strong enough for you to form a conclusion.
2. Don't strive to reach a pre-determined conclusion and read everything in that light. Keep an open mind to evidence which contradicts your original theory.
3. Don't put much weight on "possible" tells, tells that are valid only if another set of conditions are assumed to be true.
4. Don't put much weight on "logic" tells, errors in argumentation such as ad hom, or misrepresenting your case. These are usually just a sign that someone is bad at arguing.
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While you're doing this analysis, be sure to quote the posts you're analyzing, and write about each relevant post in their history as you go through. If you can't learn something from a post, don't bother quoting it and wasting time and space.
This is called a PBPA, post by post analysis, and it's the #1 scum-catching tool in any serious players' arsenal. Once you're past the learning stage of the game, a lot of players will refuse to vote for someone who doesn't yet have a detailed PBPA case against them.
This is called a PBPA, post by post analysis, and it's the #1 scum-catching tool in any serious players' arsenal. Once you're past the learning stage of the game, a lot of players will refuse to vote for someone who doesn't yet have a detailed PBPA case against them.
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Mogadishu Jones (4): Dechs Kaison, hamfactorial, Lord_Mcdonalds, RedNihilist
imopen2 (1): Mogadishu Jones
hamfactorial (2): Azrael, rezombad
Not voting: imopen2
With 8 alive, it's 5 to lynch.
2 Days, 6 hours to deadline. Deadline Clock.
Mogadishu Jones (4): Dechs Kaison, hamfactorial, Lord_Mcdonalds, RedNihilist
imopen2 (1): Mogadishu Jones
hamfactorial (2): Azrael, rezombad
Not voting: imopen2
With 8 alive, it's 5 to lynch.
2 Days, 6 hours to deadline. Deadline Clock.
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I kind of doubt I'll have time to do a PBPA on Mojo before we run out of time today. If I do, I'll try it. But the inability to do any kind of serious analysis on him, or even to get him to answer questions from us, is a huge problem
It's pretty much mafia malpractice to lynch someone without at least affording them an opportunity to respond and defend themselves. That's particularly true when we haven't even done any behavioral analysis on the guy. Mojo might have a perfectly reasonable explanation for not having fired off his vig-shot yet, but we'll never know if we lynch him before he or his replacement is able to come back to us. He might have a history full of pro-town tells, but we'll never know because he was lynched without anyone analyzing his history to find them.
In pushing a lynch on Mojo like this, we're driving a car without headlights, brakes, or a seat belt. We're not going in search of any of the relevant information we need, and we're not taking any of the precautions that would allow us to easily figure out if we're wrong.
It's pretty much mafia malpractice to lynch someone without at least affording them an opportunity to respond and defend themselves. That's particularly true when we haven't even done any behavioral analysis on the guy. Mojo might have a perfectly reasonable explanation for not having fired off his vig-shot yet, but we'll never know if we lynch him before he or his replacement is able to come back to us. He might have a history full of pro-town tells, but we'll never know because he was lynched without anyone analyzing his history to find them.
In pushing a lynch on Mojo like this, we're driving a car without headlights, brakes, or a seat belt. We're not going in search of any of the relevant information we need, and we're not taking any of the precautions that would allow us to easily figure out if we're wrong.
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On D1, I submitted a cloaking device attachment that would make me untargetable at night (2 days), a lie detector that would alarm the first time anyone in the thread lied about their alignment (4 days), and a snooping device that would send me copies of messages posted to shared off-site topics at night (infinity days).
Stardust said my 3rd device would break the game, so he let me submit an alternate third device. I submitted the bat bot (2 days).
Stardust said my 3rd device would break the game, so he let me submit an alternate third device. I submitted the bat bot (2 days).
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Ok. I was looking for this.I've submitted 3 more inventions today.
1. A one-shot day device that gives the name of a random living townie and announces it in the thread.
2. A one-shot vote rigging device that lets my vote count twice during that day.
3. A bat cape extension that lets me hide another player at night to make them untargetable.
Walk me through your thought process on invention #2, and why on invention #3 you wanted untargetability rather than a doc protect, please.
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I think being untargetable is a more powerful effect for a townie than a doc effect, since it prevents jailing and roleblocking interference from scum. It's also more sneaky, and I wanted to get the bonus from my expertise. If I submitted a straight doc ability, I expect it would take longer to build.Ok. I was looking for this.I've submitted 3 more inventions today.
1. A one-shot day device that gives the name of a random living townie and announces it in the thread.
2. A one-shot vote rigging device that lets my vote count twice during that day.
3. A bat cape extension that lets me hide another player at night to make them untargetable.
Walk me through your thought process on invention #2, and why on invention #3 you wanted untargetability rather than a doc protect, please.
A double vote is a fine way to break a stall in endgame.
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A. Makes sense.I think being untargetable is a more powerful effect for a townie than a doc effect, since it prevents jailing and roleblocking interference from scum. It's also more sneaky, and I wanted to get the bonus from my expertise. If I submitted a straight doc ability, I expect it would take longer to build.Ok. I was looking for this.I've submitted 3 more inventions today.
1. A one-shot day device that gives the name of a random living townie and announces it in the thread.
2. A one-shot vote rigging device that lets my vote count twice during that day.
3. A bat cape extension that lets me hide another player at night to make them untargetable.
Walk me through your thought process on invention #2, and why on invention #3 you wanted untargetability rather than a doc protect, please.
A double vote is a fine way to break a stall in endgame.
B. I'm just going to point out this answer to the thread at large and allow them to form their own conclusions about your thought process on that.
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