Vieira 说:
(Sorry whoever it was I hammered that one game I came in as a replacement, I think it was Soots, before getting replaced myself)
It was Sheep. Soot was already dead when you joined.
Phonemelter 说:
@Llandy:
You do realize that probably nobody aside from Soot and I would vote for Adaham, right? Why should he put effort into trying to lynch someone that is not very likely going to get lynched?
This is a Catch 22 situation.
Right now, there doesn't seem to be many people who would vote Adaham. But that is partially because Soot has not actually attempted to push a lynch there.
Many days ago, you accused me of "scratching pole" at Soot, ie having some problems with him but not really trying very hard to get him lynched. Presumably you were calling my bluff; you felt that I might have had scummy motives for what you felt as 'scratching' and you even said at the time that Soot was, to me, a "safe" target because it didn't seem like very many people were suspicious of him at the time and I wasn't putting in much effort to get him lynched.
So, I accepted your comment. Now you cannot call my bluff and say I am "scratching" at Soot. I have done everything within my power short of blackmailing players, to vote Soot. Where before there was little suspicion from the majority of players, there is now enough suspicion for a lynch to seriously happen. I'm not saying yay me, look at all the hard work I did, THIS is how you push a case on your #1 suspect...... oh wait, yes I am. It is how Pizza has pushed his case on his #1 suspect (Mag). It is how Mag has pushed his case on his #1 suspect (Pizza).
It is
not how Soot has pushed a case on his #1 suspect (Adaham). This is Soot on EZlynch. Maybe even selling out his packmate in the process, because hey, why not sell out the dead weight to earn yourself some brownie points? I did it to Sheep in Mengelberg, and it worked out quite well for me.
There is no chance
now of Adaham but if Soot had actually put effort into making a case against his #1 suspect, as any innocent
should? Who knows.
I still maintain that you have been using him as more of a "scratching pole" this game. True, you have "investigated" other suspects, but 90% of the time you have either been arguing about him or pointing out various things to Pizza while being seemingly totally neutral on him.
I'm doing a remarkably good job of almost having him lynched, to say he's my 'scratching pole.' One might even think I am actually serious here!
When I was NOT arguing with Soot you said I was 'scratching pole' at him. I told you that I was trying to take a step back and not get tunnel-vision, but when you accused me of 'scratching' you left me with two choices; to either remain in my 'step back' position, trying to watch patterns emerge whilst remaining detached from them, or to fully engage and become committed to lynching my #1 suspect. I chose the latter. You can't have it both ways. You can have me observing in a more neutral way and commenting on everything, or you can have me spending most of my energy on campaigning. It seems nothing I do will actually satisfy you, so I think from now on I'll just play how I feel. And right now I feel like lynching a wolf.
As for my Pizzainquisition, I already explained this to Pizza himself many many days ago. I have no meta on Pizza. Questioning him and interacting with him is my way of trying to figure him out. I can't rely on objective observations like I can with most of you, because I have no frame of reference for him. It does seem to concern you though that I am interacting with him without bias, so I'm gonna keep doing that.
Seemingly totally neutral? Sure, I can see why you think that. I haven't shared all of my thoughts about Pizza, because reasons. Reasons which I will elaborate on if Pizza is lynched and Twilight lasts long enough for me to give those reasons. But until I have a clearer picture of Pizza, I am reserving judgement. Fools rush in.