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strike wolf wrote:Beyond that and I know I don't have much to go on here but my top scum pick right now would be Mandy. The reason. Mandy is a crazy insane player who will often pull out cases out of practically nothing. His case on Rishaed and by relation myself felt like one of these cases. Now Mandy is aware of his reputation for this and he's skilled enough as mafia to know how to fake it. What does seem off to me is how easily he let it go and brushed it off as day 1 baseless speculation.
BuJaber wrote:Anyway I'm curious what y'all think.. Assuming no strong case comes up/ no bandwagon, do you think it helps town to vote against 2 or even 3 players equally and have a random lynch between them? Seems like it's the same sort of result one person gets lynched D1 (notorious for weak cases) but with more players potentially getting lynched the chance of a mislynch decreases.
dakky21 wrote:BuJaber wrote:Anyway I'm curious what y'all think.. Assuming no strong case comes up/ no bandwagon, do you think it helps town to vote against 2 or even 3 players equally and have a random lynch between them? Seems like it's the same sort of result one person gets lynched D1 (notorious for weak cases) but with more players potentially getting lynched the chance of a mislynch decreases.
People can look at what you wrote in two ways:
First - you'd like to split votes and go for a random lynch, meaning you don't care who will get lynched
Second - even with no strong cases and no bandwagons D1, splitting the votes is worst for town as the random lynch won't reveal anything (ie. who bandwagoned, who hammered etc.)
In both cases, you don't seem to care who will get lynched and that's another meta. My vote stays on you mate.
strike wolf wrote:Beyond that and I know I don't have much to go on here but my top scum pick right now would be Mandy. The reason. Mandy is a crazy insane player who will often pull out cases out of practically nothing. His case on Rishaed and by relation myself felt like one of these cases. Now Mandy is aware of his reputation for this and he's skilled enough as mafia to know how to fake it. What does seem off to me is how easily he let it go and brushed it off as day 1 baseless speculation.
DoomYoshi wrote:Hi all. I will host a Pokemon Go themed game. Fakeclaims will not be provided. Roles will be non-vanilla and some may be extremely non-standard. I will try to balance it, but I can make no promises
BuJaber wrote:I didn't choose my pokemon. I was going to, but then I decided the surprise is more fun. Clearly I didn't get magikarp.. so I can't complain lol.
Actually I got Graveler who I kinda like. I may or may not self-destruct
Marashu wrote:FP'd by dakky
I disagree with your Pokemon Go theory, for reasons.
Army of GOD wrote:I dont think the case on BuJaber holds much water. he might've known that Graveler had a self-destruct ability and didn't speak within the confines of the Pokemon Go flavor
honestly, there isn't much of anything on anyone right now so I might as well just vote madmitch
dakky21 wrote:What reasons? I gave you a link to a Graveler, and he doesn't have a self destruct ability. In fact, if you didn't know, Pokemons can't die. They can only faint. So even if he had that power, he would faint and no-one would faint with him. It's an exit strategy/power which I don't find possible in this case.
Army of GOD wrote:I dont think the case on BuJaber holds much water. he might've known that Graveler had a self-destruct ability and didn't speak within the confines of the Pokemon Go flavor
honestly, there isn't much of anything on anyone right now so I might as well just vote madmitch
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
strike wolf wrote:The issue doesn't come from the statistics of lynching scum day 1 but from long term viability. Arbitrary decisions are easier for scum to get behind. They involve less player analysis which is always under scrutiny in mafia and less justification for going through with it. Furthermore, splitting the Lynch also makes it easier for mafia to split their votes. Finally it is just unrealistic. Any player who was given the short straw of being one of those as possible Lynch targets could potentially switch their vote at the last minute to force a majority on another player and it would be hard to blame them in that situation.
strike wolf wrote:Itll be a long time until I give up this avie:
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BuJaber wrote:Okay since I think both dakky and marashu are town let me defend right now before they make a mistake. Also while it would be nice to see who bandwagons.. I don't feel like sacrificing myself when it's this early.
I AM graveller. The self-destruct thing was a joke based on what I remember from the original games. It was my first post after all. I am very interested in people's top choices for multiple reasons. Mainly because information is power.
The split-vote thing. Sorry...My fault for using math as logic. People hate math, should have known it would bite me in the ass. I genuinely think it's a great idea for town IF there are no good cases out there. But If someone come up with a decent case we discuss that and move forward. Thank you dakky for taking that initiative. Now stop wearing your blinders and look at everyone else.
Thanks for explaining the benefit of choosing just one person though instead of just shooting down my idea without reasoning. I see your point about bandwagon information. But you're focusing on trying to get the most information after the lynch. My idea tries to decrease the chance of a mislynch, so that we have a better shot of actually lynching scum day 1. In fact, if we have 1 vote on every person that would be the best situation because statistically it gives us the best shot of shooting scum. (AGAIN JUST TO CLARIFY THIS ONLY APPLIES IF THERE IS A LOT OF HESITATION AND NO STRONG CASES OUT THERE BECAUSE IT ASSUMES THAT EVERYONE HAS AN EQUAL CHANCE OF FLIPPING SCUM/FLIPPING TOWN).
If there are actual mathematicians out there that want to correct me please do so. I only know basic statistics.
aage wrote: Maybe you're right, but since we receive no handlebars from the mod I think we should get some ourselves.
TimWoodbury wrote:as odd as it is for BU to have came right out and say hes gravler i cant imagine its something scum would do so im currently giving him a town red, mitch hes mitch and a wildcard almsot every game neutral with him still.people have a odd feeling about mandy ive never played in any games with mandy so im gonna go ahead and follow vote mandy this is because of the saying walks like a duck must be a duck
dakky21 wrote:TimWoodbury wrote:as odd as it is for BU to have came right out and say hes gravler i cant imagine its something scum would do so im currently giving him a town red, mitch hes mitch and a wildcard almsot every game neutral with him still.people have a odd feeling about mandy ive never played in any games with mandy so im gonna go ahead and follow vote mandy this is because of the saying walks like a duck must be a duck
So you're voting Mandy because "people have an odd feeling about him" ? Isn't that a classic example of a blatant bandwagon?
BuJaber wrote:He let it go easily because he was wrong. He made a mistake. Now if he faked that whole thing that's a different story but that seems very unlikely to me. As you can see a few posts back I did however state that his original post may have been a scum tell because his whole case was based on syntax; which I noticed and ignored because I was a little confused and rish seemed confused also. Mandy didn't ignore it and made a case against 2 people based on it. We shouldn't jump to a conclusion yet though based on this alone because his misunderstanding could have happened whether he's town or scum.
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