[FNZ] Role Madness [Season 2] Round 6 - Naruto: Mafia Shippuden
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You're telling Zem of all people that she doesn't know how the game works? LOL.
You didn't understand what Zem said.
If you blanket suspect everyone as scum, you would have identified all the scum.
So from this statement I take it that you don't believe that Zem is town when she says she's town, right?
Then why did you tell here previously that the vote here was a joke?
You didn't understand what Zem said.
If you blanket suspect everyone as scum, you would have identified all the scum.
So from this statement I take it that you don't believe that Zem is town when she says she's town, right?
Then why did you tell here previously that the vote here was a joke?
Vote Lynch @TheAncientCenturion @Dragomir
I specified I only slightly conceived it as reeking of seriousness.
Are you purposefully ignoring that?
Are you purposefully ignoring that?
I believe that I don't care what she says and that I will judge her based on her tells. So from your statement, are you saying that when she says she's town, you're gonna believe it automatically? Without questioning your own intellect? Is that what you meant?
Because, it's only my second response to him. Are you saying that I needed to type "vote lynch beta joke only" when my intention is to get reaction?
LOLOLOLOL
She implicated that it would make no sense to type about gaining cred by lynching a town but I asserted how it's about balancing pros and cons out based off case by case analysis.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
She implicated that it would make no sense to type about gaining cred by lynching a town but I asserted how it's about balancing pros and cons out based off case by case analysis.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
She implicated that it would make no sense to type about gaining cred by lynching a town but I asserted how it's about balancing pros and cons out based off case by case analysis.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
The premise is that a scum can construct a WIFOM play and gather fast cred by attempting to lynch me since it is well renowned that scums usually prefer to keep me alive.
If a scum wields a basis to push me it usually implicates they believe that the chances I can also flip scum but of a different alignment or faction can prove essentially good, so in the first place the problem is not really robust if I'm a feasible target, even without factoring that WIFOM agent.
But even if I flip Town they would not catch too much fire if their basis was good.
So I was saying as long as they see theit basis good enough and factor this WIFOM logic about me, that thing is real.
In Gambit's case, I think he is smart enough to realize that for starters that was not really a good basis to push me, so I don't suspect him much for his vote casted to my detriment.
Im just fresh to da game
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