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I did say I was reading 44 pages in two days, so yes, I may have missed something. However, what I was saying regarding your leading the charge on him was specifically after the Swifte claim, you led the charge on actually lynching BG. There was still (probably) time for another case/wagon at that point, but instead you immediately flip-flopped onto the person you had been defending all along.betiko wrote: regarding the charge on BG, I didn't lead the charge on him, you are totally skimming. i have been defending him and telling that I most likely believed his claim, it was the most likely. i did end up following the bandwagon as time was running out and more experienced players explained that it was the best solution to understand what was going on at that time.
So let me get this straight. At first you won't comment on cases because nothing excites you, now you needed to reread the whole thread to catch up? I thought you were at least following along, but didn't have the time to post.jimfinn wrote: I did say I was reading 44 pages in two days, so yes, I may have missed something.
Feeling this was completely false, I went back to page 21 to remember how it all happened. Here are some quotes.jimfinn wrote:Also, the entire D1 matter about the editing of the quotes being bolded or not. While you should certainly not edit quotes without making it obvious, Rodion was overzealous in attacking chapcrap over the matter.
Monkey calls Strike out on the ninja-editing.drunkmonkey wrote:I said "Sounds pretty minor", not "Sounds pretty fake". Serious FOS on strike for editing my post to say something completely different and then agreeing with it.
Thank you.[/quote]strike wolf wrote:I said "Sounds pretty minor", but I meant "Sounds pretty fake". Serious TOI on strike for editing my post to say something completely different because I'm agreeing with it.
Jonty asks Strike for a reasoning.jonty125 wrote:Strike explain why you changed drunk's post to change its meaning
Trini grows wary of Strike after he changed quotes twice.trinicardinal wrote:I'd say explain why you changed it twice.... makes me not trust your quotes now
Strike (correctly or not) downplays the impact of his jokes.strike wolf wrote:if you don't trust my quotes you can go back and check the posts yourself. I don't change posts when I'm making bandwagons.
Jonty dislikes the joke and FOSes Strike.jonty125 wrote:I didn't see the punchline and think its a bit suspicious at this stage of the game FOS strike
Shield states he was never fooled by the ninja-editing.shieldgenerator7 wrote:I for one noticed the quote change right off the bat. I believe strike when he says he didn't change his quotes previously, tho I haven't doublechecked.
BG asks for my opinion.BGtheBrain wrote:Rodion, do you not have thoughts on Strike's joke?
I said Strike should have bolded it, but I didn't think he had malicious intent when he did what he did, precisely because he'd eventually get caught and be forced to live with the consequences. While that is WIFOMy, I did not condemn Strike for his joke.Rodion wrote:If he had bolded the changed word, it'd have been harmless. Not bolding it is a gaffe to say the least, but I'm not sure he'd risk changing a quote with the purpose of getting a speed-mislynch done and taking all the flak that he'd surely take after that (unless he is a lyncher/jester or some other weird role).
I looked through my posts and all I could find that could be remotely misconstrued as an attack on Betiko for skimming is this one:jimfinn wrote:He also attacked betiko far too hard early on for skimming,
So, Jim, what gives? You take days to contribute to the game and, when you do, your accusations are totally off.Rodion wrote:Now that you bring this up, it can be evidence of Betiko skimming. If he thought I was town and wanted to vote on people that suspected me, he should have voted Jimfinn (serious vote), not Shield (joke vote).
This is an interesting choice of words. You invoked "fairness". May I ask why?betiko wrote:well yes, I didn't think it was really fair to get almost eliminated at the start of day 1 for asking who do we trust a little when nothing was happening except jokevotes and rodion asking if we could vote for the player under us in his list, particularly when there are players like you that don't participate, or don't help bringing up cases. call it trying to get sympathy from other players for complaining about it.
so now you had to read the entire thread in 2 days, you haven't paid attention to anything and you just show up on day 2? i wonder what is the point of re-reading if you misinterpretate what you read. basically you are cherry picking what interests you about this bg case that was lynched on day 1, he got lynched so obviously you could find things from anyone that restarted the conversation about his vote as he was the most suspected after swifte at that point. do you really think there was time for another case on a day 1 with a deadline that close? the discution was more about not lynching anyone or lynch bg; and bg was even encouraging to get lynched. just quote me what fishy thing i said then. and yes, i did get influenced by others into voting for him as aparently it was the best strategy instead of not lynching anyone. he was for me most likely town but of couse i was not sure about it; as everybody else here! what are you trying to prove there? that i'm responsible for lynching bg? i think we could make up a lot of cases with nothing on most of us for the bg lynching.jimfinn wrote:I did say I was reading 44 pages in two days, so yes, I may have missed something. However, what I was saying regarding your leading the charge on him was specifically after the Swifte claim, you led the charge on actually lynching BG. There was still (probably) time for another case/wagon at that point, but instead you immediately flip-flopped onto the person you had been defending all along.betiko wrote: regarding the charge on BG, I didn't lead the charge on him, you are totally skimming. i have been defending him and telling that I most likely believed his claim, it was the most likely. i did end up following the bandwagon as time was running out and more experienced players explained that it was the best solution to understand what was going on at that time.

well, as explained, i think that trying to start something there brought me nothing but problems; we had been jokevoting for days, you brought just a little somthing with your list thing and i tried to start something from there, while others just sit and watch ready to fos/ vote for the first guy who makes a move. i'm not saying people are unfair; i'm saying the game can be unfair and I see that not getting implicated in anything can be the best strategy. jim comes back and invents stuff false he doesn't even quotes and can make up the story he wants.Rodion wrote:I made a small editing mistake when I quoted Strike misquoting Monkey. I'm referring to the TOI quote. It should be easy to realize.
This is an interesting choice of words. You invoked "fairness". May I ask why?betiko wrote:well yes, I didn't think it was really fair to get almost eliminated at the start of day 1 for asking who do we trust a little when nothing was happening except jokevotes and rodion asking if we could vote for the player under us in his list, particularly when there are players like you that don't participate, or don't help bringing up cases. call it trying to get sympathy from other players for complaining about it.


you ask some pretty twisted questions. and no, I think the word "fair" suits better than "correct/right". contribution-> inverted retribution. this is about fairness.Rodion wrote:I do agree that it would have been unfair if you had been lynched D1 for that question. It would have been unfair regardless of your alignment because the question was not scummy in my eyes.
Don't feel threatened, but I'm just interested in why you would rather use "unfair" instead of "wrong" (or, actually, "fair" instead of "correct/right"). It almost feels like you were more interested in showing that the logic process used to conclude you were scum is wrong than in actually denying the conclusion that you are scum, which is another way of saying, "Alright guys, you are correct, I AM scum, but you shouldn't be able to catch me with a bullshit reason such as the question I asked early in D1, that is not fair!"

True or not you really haven't either with a lot of misremembering and an OMGus accusation.jimfinn wrote:In response to my reading 44 pages in two days, I had been reading some but wanted to reread everything so I could get some notes on gameplay so far and adequately respond to the cases in play.
When making my final post, I looked back at the notes I had made, and I saw Rodion: is betiko skimming? written a couple times, and it just struck me funny - as far as the quotes thing goes, here are the notes I made on that section of the game
Strike: edits quotes, called out on it
Shield: shade of blue crap is WIFOM
Rodion: upset about changes in quotes not being bolded
When reading the game notes, i read that Rodion had been the one to complain, but after he reposted the quotes, I see that what I actually meant by that note was that strike was called out by the others and then rodion said things about it.
Either way, I still feel the case on betiko is stronger, and his recent replies don't help his cause much.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
That would be blatant OMGus. Most of the time OMGus cases come from situations where the person does not directly express supicion for the reasoning you mentioned as being OMGus and is more of a "disguised" OMGus. Since it happens so often it's become practically redundant to call it "disguised" OMGus.jimfinn wrote:You, sir, misunderstand OMGUS. OMGUS is calling into question someone's suspicion of you, since you are town and they must be scum to suspect you. Building a case on someone who happens to suspect you that is not based on their suspicion of you is not OMGUS.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Ok, for arguments sake, let's say you're right about the OMGUS. Who cares?jimfinn wrote:http://mafia.perendination.com/wiki/index.php?title=OMGUS
disagrees. That was found by google. I know there's a better explanation on mafiascum but I can't find it right now.
jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).

jimfinn wrote:jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).
I am Mayor, Town Cop. In one of my earliest posts, (quoted above) I breadcrumbed by making the first letters of each clause (which I bolded in the quote) spell cop. After the discussion over whether Mayor might be an insane cop, I investigated Swifte the first night to make sure I was not (I got a innocent, so I'm almost certainly sane). My D1 inactivity was partially to avoid the NK, D2 was all real life based.
unvotejimfinn wrote:jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).
I am Mayor, Town Cop. In one of my earliest posts, (quoted above) I breadcrumbed by making the first letters of each clause (which I bolded in the quote) spell cop. After the discussion over whether Mayor might be an insane cop, I investigated Swifte the first night to make sure I was not (I got a innocent, so I'm almost certainly sane). My D1 inactivity was partially to avoid the NK, D2 was all real life based.
wow, if that is true we almost did a tragic mistake! i'll wait for an eventual counter claim to unvote, but your claim seems credible.jimfinn wrote:jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).
I am Mayor, Town Cop. In one of my earliest posts, (quoted above) I breadcrumbed by making the first letters of each clause (which I bolded in the quote) spell cop. After the discussion over whether Mayor might be an insane cop, I investigated Swifte the first night to make sure I was not (I got a innocent, so I'm almost certainly sane). My D1 inactivity was partially to avoid the NK, D2 was all real life based.

I really don't want to get into all of this so I'll make it brief. You're reading too much into things. The poisoner is difficult to balance (more so in small to medium size games (this would be a medium sized game) where extra kills really have larger effects on the entire game) and Swifte should be told if he was a poison doctor. It's possible there is a poisoner but there is currently no evidence of one.betiko wrote:wow, if that is true we almost did a tragic mistake! i'll wait for an eventual counter claim to unvote, but your claim seems credible.jimfinn wrote:jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).
I am Mayor, Town Cop. In one of my earliest posts, (quoted above) I breadcrumbed by making the first letters of each clause (which I bolded in the quote) spell cop. After the discussion over whether Mayor might be an insane cop, I investigated Swifte the first night to make sure I was not (I got a innocent, so I'm almost certainly sane). My D1 inactivity was partially to avoid the NK, D2 was all real life based.
I have just one little concern; the mayor has a double face and i wonder if this can be re-used in the role + the doc is doctor frinkelstein, which is not really a good character in the movie... the mayor in spite of having a double face is quite a good guy in the movie, he just seems a bit crazy and frightened by everything.
fastposted
If swifte turned out cleared after his report, there is a small chance that it's because jimfinn is insane and swifte not a trustable doctor. but i think there are very little odds for this.
you guys have been telling that safari's games are really nicely ballanced; are the roles he creates usually complicated, or are they as simple as it can get?
I read the last cc newsletter and something striked me when it came to safari's article:
Advanced Roles and Strategy by safariguy5
We're discussing a rather venomous role this time.
The Poisoner and the Poison Doctor
What is It?
The poisoner is a role where the person may choose to poison one person each night. Instead of dying that same night, the person dies the following night. The poison doctor functions like a regular doctor, but will only save a person if that person has been poisoned. If the person is targeted for a nightkill, the poison doctor cannot save the victim. Curing the target of poison is possible on either night the target is poisoned.
Example
Jack is a Poisoner, Anna is the Poison Doctor, and Chris is a Vanilla Townie. On Night 1, Jack poisons Chris. On Night 2, Anna cures Chris, thus saving him. If Anna had not targeted Chris on Night 1 or 2, Chris would have died.
How to Play this Role
Poisoners are usually Mafia or more rarely, Third Party. Poison Doctors are usually Town. The Poisoner can act as a secondary mafia nightkill or a third party serial killer. The role is often used to balance a lot of town protective or manipulative roles. In order for town to be able to detect a possible poisoner, they much watch for extra nightkills on alternate nights. A loss of the Poison Doctor can also be a very strong tipoff that there is a poisoner.
so maybe swifte is a poison doctor and there is a poisoner among the mafia guys? there is probably nothing to do with this game and the article from safari. we might witness more than 1 night kill though...
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Well we wouldn't know if there was a poisoner until N2strike wolf wrote:Well. If we have a busdriver you need to switch swifte and swifte needs to protect the cop. Cop don't let people govern who you visit. You seem experienced enough to know not to let anyone know specifically who you are investigating and it's always good to at least listen to others when considering who you should visit but still the less predictable your action the less likely mafia is to interfere with it. I'll wait for a counterclaim but I don't find it too likely that we'll hear one.
Now, I am probably going to take a lot of flack for this but assuming he isn't counterclaimed, I think it's time to cut our losses for the day. Like I said I know that's probably going to earn me a lot of "What the f*cks?" and similar responses but our cop and our doctor is out in the open and as much as I'd like to press the Rodion wagon I am not quite convinced enough to say that his case outweighs the disadvantage of exposing a third power role.
I really don't want to get into all of this so I'll make it brief. You're reading too much into things. The poisoner is difficult to balance (more so in small to medium size games (this would be a medium sized game) where extra kills really have larger effects on the entire game) and Swifte should be told if he was a poison doctor. It's possible there is a poisoner but there is currently no evidence of one.betiko wrote:wow, if that is true we almost did a tragic mistake! i'll wait for an eventual counter claim to unvote, but your claim seems credible.jimfinn wrote:jimfinn wrote:Clarity post: RVS/RQS = Random Voting Stage/Random Questioning Stage. On other sites I see it all the time; perhaps it's less common here (only my third game on this site).
I am Mayor, Town Cop. In one of my earliest posts, (quoted above) I breadcrumbed by making the first letters of each clause (which I bolded in the quote) spell cop. After the discussion over whether Mayor might be an insane cop, I investigated Swifte the first night to make sure I was not (I got a innocent, so I'm almost certainly sane). My D1 inactivity was partially to avoid the NK, D2 was all real life based.
I have just one little concern; the mayor has a double face and i wonder if this can be re-used in the role + the doc is doctor frinkelstein, which is not really a good character in the movie... the mayor in spite of having a double face is quite a good guy in the movie, he just seems a bit crazy and frightened by everything.
fastposted
If swifte turned out cleared after his report, there is a small chance that it's because jimfinn is insane and swifte not a trustable doctor. but i think there are very little odds for this.
you guys have been telling that safari's games are really nicely ballanced; are the roles he creates usually complicated, or are they as simple as it can get?
I read the last cc newsletter and something striked me when it came to safari's article:
Advanced Roles and Strategy by safariguy5
We're discussing a rather venomous role this time.
The Poisoner and the Poison Doctor
What is It?
The poisoner is a role where the person may choose to poison one person each night. Instead of dying that same night, the person dies the following night. The poison doctor functions like a regular doctor, but will only save a person if that person has been poisoned. If the person is targeted for a nightkill, the poison doctor cannot save the victim. Curing the target of poison is possible on either night the target is poisoned.
Example
Jack is a Poisoner, Anna is the Poison Doctor, and Chris is a Vanilla Townie. On Night 1, Jack poisons Chris. On Night 2, Anna cures Chris, thus saving him. If Anna had not targeted Chris on Night 1 or 2, Chris would have died.
How to Play this Role
Poisoners are usually Mafia or more rarely, Third Party. Poison Doctors are usually Town. The Poisoner can act as a secondary mafia nightkill or a third party serial killer. The role is often used to balance a lot of town protective or manipulative roles. In order for town to be able to detect a possible poisoner, they much watch for extra nightkills on alternate nights. A loss of the Poison Doctor can also be a very strong tipoff that there is a poisoner.
so maybe swifte is a poison doctor and there is a poisoner among the mafia guys? there is probably nothing to do with this game and the article from safari. we might witness more than 1 night kill though...
just reposting sully's initial post with the mayor for those who haven't seen the movie. quite an odd character.Victor Sullivan wrote:
"This game is going to be frightfully fantastic!"
"But the way it's going we won't get enough people to sign up!"
-Mayor of Halloweentown
