Here is Gazglum's sales pitch for lynching Mattimeo.
I found his case against Azarius more compelling than the one against Mattimeo, and as a pure policy lynch it makes more sense to lynch Classical Hero. He hasn't exactly been scummy, but like Q says, he hasn't shown any interest in helping town, either.
(August 27th, 2013, 05:02)Gazglum Wrote: (Aside: I don't understand what you mean by mountainous there Mattimeo.)
You're right that I wasn't very clear in my attack on you. WHen I said oh so casual, I mean a studied casualness. A 'let's throw out a conversational tidbit to end the conversation and perhaps divert it a bit'. It just didn't read as natural to me. I know that will be frustrating to read for you if you're town, but that's the vibe I got and I still got it.
I'll try and explain a bit better. Werewolf is obviously a game where we have to ask each other questions, but there are different kinds of questions you can ask. Direct questions aimed at getting information from a specific person are good, like "CH, why do you think Azza is shady?"
But questions are also a way for scum to fill space and seem to contribute without having to put themselves out there with reads. So leading questions, or rhetorical questions, or questions not really aimed at anybody in particular ping my scumdar. Your "why is this a common thing here?" is just like that. It's not aimed at anybody, it's not really relevant, it's a way of involving yourself without involving yourself.
The other play I've noted playing the questioning game is Azarius.
(August 26th, 2013, 11:34)Azarius Wrote:Quote:I agree in part, but it's not as black and white in my opinion. Only if abnormality leads to play that does not catch wolves, only then it is a scum tell, though it is suspicious and good to take note of regardless. Someone playing a different game could also be a villager trying to be more effective and beneficial to the village, at least I would hope that players learn from their mistakes and try to play better every game. And I realize you did say that acting differently is suspicious as opposed to a scum tell, but from the context I figured you were using those words interchangeably (which I am not in this post :P)Jowy, how do you get this from what Jkaen said? I read what he wrote as saying that acting anti-town isn't necessarily a scum tell, but he believes acting differently is suspicious and therefore a scum tell. Correct me if I misunderstand please Jkaen.
Question for Jowy, question of Jkaen, but not really adding anything. He's parroting Jkaen. And the stance he takes he lessens by suggesting that maybe he misunderstood after all. All so...casual. But Azarius is new, and comparing the posts, I think I like you for scum more than him, Mattimeo. I'm trying the Ichabod strategy - go with my gut on an outlier Day 1.
I know it's a reach, but its day 1 and I don't have much else to go on. I don't like this MJW attack, how many games have we played where MJW has been the subject of this kind of discussion Day 1? He's always drawing attention to himself. And he's a blabbermouth (as am I MJW!), so when he is a wolf he's more likely to leave clues or trip himself up later anyway.
I've said in a lot of games that I dont' like the way Day 1s so often end with lynching the loud person, because the its quiet sharks you gotta watch out for. Last game I then went against that philosophy and tried to kill Jowy, but that was because I was a noob wolf struggling to make reads and looking for a mislynch.
This time I'll stick to my guns. Azarius and Mattimeo are my top suspects, and they're both on MJW. I don't like the wagon. If necessary, I'd vote Azarius over Mattimeo if that would tip it away from MJW.
I found his case against Azarius more compelling than the one against Mattimeo, and as a pure policy lynch it makes more sense to lynch Classical Hero. He hasn't exactly been scummy, but like Q says, he hasn't shown any interest in helping town, either.
If you know what I mean.