My so-called "emotional appeal" was never intended to stand toe-to-toe against the actual case in-game against us, as it is a pure statement against accusations based on metagaming. Yet, who are the alleged "LOVELESS" now, you who say passion is stupid and does not belong in this Tunneling of Love? But fine, I will be cold for you now.
This kernel of an actual gameplay-relevant accusation, since its statement, has been largely dropped by the majority of the players here and instead you all have resorted for many pages now to "metagaming" in the form of using prior games against me and therefore my partner Kawl, and now using the Crab Scale of Balance against us and our role, despite it being a relatively arbitrary scale of 'role madness' in the first place.
If the host has chosen to include a single wildcard in a "vanilla 5-ranked" game, how many points did that inclusion add to their game's Crab rating? Did it, even? Did the addition of a single 'mad' role for fun affect it, especially one as relatively benign as an empowered Miller in a game of a technical 15?
None of you possess the design document of this particular game. That is the realm of the host, and we are all players. If each of you had that in front of you to refer to, and if you can quantify a single 'mad' role's addition and thus the scale itself, then I'd submit to this presently illegitimate incriminator.
I respect Karkador for trying to quell this.
I'll probably go through the scenarios a lot more thoroughly at home, the previous post is not satisfying to me. For example, we have ignored throughout this discussion the existence of neutral roles. I mean, something like best friends seems like it would suit a neutral role, no? Not quite love, not quite loveless.
Them as a neutral makes no sense at all if you think about it for more than 2 minutes. First off, it's evident they seem to have tracking powers since they saw Karkador visiting them. Sure, it could be a lucky guess on it, but Karked themselves CONFIRMED A BLAWL VISIT. Blawl said who they tracked visited them, which Karked backs up.
So if they're a neutral, they need to have a non-destructive action, or you need to propose a way that both the neutral AND scum kill were blocked. This seems unlikely, and I can't think of a neutral that isn't destructive here.
We've had neutrals that needed to lynch a specific person to win.I don't think a neutral role necessarily needs to be destructive, at least not immediately. Then again, without delving too far into metagame discussion, I don't deny that neutrals are traditionally destructive and I'm honestly not sure if we've ever had one that was mostly/solely peaceful.
We've had neutrals that needed to lynch a specific person to win.
Blarg, I feel your tldr points put too much weight into the connections between Fluxaisis, Zippedor and Splibot. When I look at the connections, I do not see scum covering for scum, I see town ignoring the mistakes of a silly town-leaning player doing #unnecessarygamibits. Fluxaisis is ignored because people want to focus on to what they feel is the better target, yourself. Because of this, I disagree that flipping Fluxaisis right now would give us as much info as you claim. Killing Fluxaisis just tells their alignment, nothing more. Out of the three candidates for Mr. Bears meat pie, I am most suspicious of you. The vote stays.
The problem with TimeFlux is that they have made two highly questionably plays, neither of which was beneficial for town and they kinda contradict each other.
[*]Publicly state the Miller aspect in the D1 claim, leave out the Tracker aspect
[*]Face the standard Miller suspicion gauntlet; if they buy it and survive your debut, be content in the fact that scum would not likely target you every Night due to your value as a conversation piece/lynch scapegoat
[*]When the Town heat inevitably finally reaches you many Days later after your Miller claim, unveil your Tracker aspect and state who your Nightly targets were, and if you saw anything potentially incriminating in the process
[*]Live or die afterwards, be secure in the knowledge that you executed your power to the best of your capability, for the betterment of Town
We have already previously outlined multiple times our initial reasoning behind why we included our Tracker aspect in our claim and why we didn't think it was a serious mistake; the following two posts of ours summarize our continuing POV on this matter: Post #1911 ("If we had solely stated ourselves to be as Millers and had elected to omit that Tracker detail from our oh-so succinct debut, as you personally profess we should have; it would have be seen as a subtraction, not addition, upon reveal to our already tentative credibility after-the-initial-claim-fact in the highly likely event we had to come 'fully clean' in future due to increased scrutiny of our persons as naturally befits those of the Miller persuasion late-game. [...] Players do not react well to what they would perceive as conjured hand-waves against their suspicions in the form of claimed pro-Town abilities, especially when the claimant is in immediate danger without such.") and Post #2083 (we did not trust Town to trust us with only a Miller reveal alone; we were not thinking about the game's overall role balance pre-game, as we were only concerned at the time with accruing credibility against an early lynch of ourselves by letting Town know we were Miller variants who were empowered and could actually help out with our power role. "Personal execution [of our debut claim] for Town's sake, not game theory. [...] We weren't thinking about 2 Trackers because we weren't even considering game balance with other possible roles at the time.").
Refer to those for your judgement, but for your immediate convenience I will reiterate our position here; we dumped our entire dual-class role into our opening claim because we thought that the pro-Town credibility gained from claiming to be a Tracker with showable results depreciated with time spent as a publicly-announced Miller, as we were feared not having to show anything useful for ourselves if the time came to unveil had we kept it secret like you suggest we should have. You have convinced the others it was a mistake on our part; we personally did not believe it was at the time.
Karkador x Zippedpinhead knows for a fact that we are a Tracker role, and vice versa.
If they were in actuality the scum Tracker they say we are; getting rid of us via lynching in public like this gives them far more net benefit than keeping us as the Millers around as said conversation piece/scapegoat, because they gain something better for themselves: the removal of Team BLAWL as a known powered role threat to their team, a credible defense post-our lynching, saying that as claimed Millers our deaths had to come sooner or later anyway, and safety for one more Night phase guaranteed of who may potentially be their teammates, Timeflux.
In the light of no kills occurring last Night, can you understand why we chose to be discreet about discovering them to be a power role?
It is this discretion of ours that Karkador wields as a #scumtell against us; saying that we kept silent because as alleged scum we had no reason to reveal their identity, as all we had to do was wait until the upcoming Night to get the chance to off them as a known power role threat.
Objectively, can you not see this accusation from both POVs?
The ability could be a night search for that target. The one I am thinking of is the hunter (I don't remember what his name was) in Night Vale who had to get a second neutral (this one had a night kill and a goal of killing x and y scum and town) lynched. He had the ability of investigating a person each night to see if they were his target or not.This neutral would need a non-destructive ability though. Did that neutral have one?
This neutral would need a non-destructive ability though. Did that neutral have one?
He never claimed neutral -_-Wait, I didn't even read Blarg's BS, but he has the gall to say he's neutral? Yet, his miller claim was to cover his ass when an alignment cop investigated him and he showed up as Loveless. A neutral would read as null, not as Loveless.
He's scum. Turbo him.
He never claimed neutral -_-
Wait, I didn't even read Blarg's BS, but he has the gall to say he's neutral? Yet, his miller claim was to cover his ass when an alignment cop investigated him and he showed up as Loveless. A neutral would read as null, not as Loveless.
He's scum. Turbo him.
He has specifically claimed Miller.
...No. He didn't, Topo brought up that we were ignoring the possibility of Blawl being a neutral. I argued that it wouldn't make sense given our evidence and I don't believe it's worth thinking about at this moment.
Oh, he's sticking to that?
Gah, sorry guys. I've been working a lot the past few days, I don't have to read megaposts and shit. I just jumped on what I saw going on in the thread from the last few posts. :x
Since you're in the know, why did a scum who is presumably also a power role claim miller and tracker on D1? The miller claim brought attention and the tracker claim meant they needed to provide town with info. The info they have so far provided also doesn't contradict with what we have from (presumably town) Kark and was provided before Kark claimed anything.Oops, I didn't follow this conversation far enough back.
He's still scum tho
Eh no worries. Get some rest during the night phase though
Since you're in the know, why did a scum who is presumably also a power role claim miller and tracker on D1? The miller claim brought attention and the tracker claim meant they needed to provide town with info. The info they have so far provided also doesn't contradict with what we have from (presumably town) Kark and was provided before Kark claimed anything.
Now that I think about it, there is no evidence Blarg has tracking powers, is there? Blarg claimed they had tracked someone, but refused to give the name since the person looked back and could be a town power role. Only after Karkador came forward and claimed to be a (town) tracker is it that they went with the story. That seems like a rather safe thing to say as a lie, because it seems reasonable for a town tracker to not reveal the name of their (power role) target and after all what are the chances they targeted the tracker?
I'm not gonna lie, at I've point I repeated to myself: "Don't be a cop, Blarg"That's what I was trying to get at yesterday. Blarg could be completely lying about being a tracker, but still visited Kark last night in some other way. Most of his plays have been reactionary after his initial Miller-Tracker "reveal" on D1.
The cop thing was just for fun.The "i looked, and they looked back" part is a weird thing to say if they were a Cop, though.
Well, alright.
This pair seems about right.
VOTE: Rest
Me and Time are Love-aligned Buddy Cops. Once per night, we can investigate another team to see their role name.
yo, Blawl is Miller/Trackers
timeflux pls confirm
Have you ever heard of this loveless person called veteran? They can't feel love... they can't even be touched, they'll never experience love to their fullest
First off, we don't know that there is a doctor. Second off, I don't think our role is as useful as some people freaking out are making it seem.
Also, I could just say this: if there is a doctor, don't protect us tonight.
*eyes glaze over*
VOTE: Timeaisis
I have no doubt the team rocket claim was pre-made well before game start, though the miller tracker was tagged on at the very end. That could've easily been a quick adjustment.
Their team rocket claim had nothing to do with millers at all.TO DENOUNCE THE EVILS OF TRUTH AND LOVE
So why are we inching ever so closely to a day ending vote? I've always thought, that regardless if our mind is made up, it behooves us to keep the day for as long as possible. People trying to end it early don't make much sense to me.
the last actual day hasn't been pleasant to be honest.
I wouldnt mind Hobo one day valiantly appearing here though.
The Blarg post was amazing, even if I don't believe a word of it. I think we need to hear from Hobo and Dusk, who has only made like three posts.