if we was to force him to prove his claim who would you wanna force the vote on any why said person?Ragian wrote:Obviously, we could force BuJ to prove his claim by having him save someone.
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if we was to force him to prove his claim who would you wanna force the vote on any why said person?Ragian wrote:Obviously, we could force BuJ to prove his claim by having him save someone.
Impossible to prove.madmitch wrote:Don't like calling anyone a liar,tend to believe you Wing, but hard to prove , Mod can you help with this without giving anything away ?
So basically a vote for no lynch, AND if Bujaber is mafia there is a free lynch for mafia? Nice idea.TimWoodbury wrote:if we was to force him to prove his claim who would you wanna force the vote on any why said person?Ragian wrote:Obviously, we could force BuJ to prove his claim by having him save someone.
WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote:So basically a vote for no lynch, AND if Bujaber is mafia there is a free lynch for mafia? Nice idea.TimWoodbury wrote:if we was to force him to prove his claim who would you wanna force the vote on any why said person?Ragian wrote:Obviously, we could force BuJ to prove his claim by having him save someone.
Lynch Bujaber or dont lynch him. Dont play chicken with single use powers.

But yeh edited 19 times so most likely telling the truth. Not a case for a lynch.Iron Butterfly wrote:Unvote
As several have said Gov is marginally useful unless game is on line. Even then the roleis only good if one knows for certain the one saved is Town. I just wish he had not dragged out his claim.
Now we have the Wing thing, which is now hung upon a technicality. Was he caught in a lie or was post edited?

You're not reading. Skimming like this is enough for FOS. He said the the original first post of the thread was edited and that William said he will provide good fake claims, but that was edited and it's no longer written in the 1st post.Iron Butterfly wrote:Now we have the Wing thing, which is now hung upon a technicality. Was he caught in a lie or was post edited?
Obviously you don't need a motivation for a slip, a slip is a mistake. And in this case the logic is straightforward: the person who would mostly likely remember that fakeclaims exist is someone who needs one.WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote: However. What was my motivation for slipping up on fake claims as it were?
What, and the Harry Potter game ends when Harry Potter dies? Batman mafia ends if Batman dies? That's never how this game works, you know better, which means you're intentionally obfuscating.There is a much easier case against Bujaber. Guy Fawkes was trying to assasinate the king, blowing up the houses of parliment was just the method. If Bujaber was really King James then by logic the game should end on his death.
Harry Potter isnt a story about a single boy, its about good defeating evil. Harry Potter living is secondary to that endeavour. Same is true with batman.Metsfanmax wrote:What, and the Harry Potter game ends when Harry Potter dies? Batman mafia ends if Batman dies? That's never how this game works, you know better, which means you're intentionally obfuscating.There is a much easier case against Bujaber. Guy Fawkes was trying to assasinate the king, blowing up the houses of parliment was just the method. If Bujaber was really King James then by logic the game should end on his death.

Your argument is quite clearly nonsense because the Gunpowder Plot was not one guy against the government. There was a whole group of a dozen co-conspirators. Guy Fawkes wasn't even the leader of the group, he's just most closely associated with it because he was the one caught guarding the explosives they were planning to blow up. If you're going to make claims about the meta then do your homework. You could just as easily make the same ludicrous argumentation you made about Guy Fawkes as you did about Harry Potter (if Harry Potter died they couldn't have defeated Voldemort, so you might as well end the game when Harry dies, herp derp).WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote: Or are you to suggest next that town arent hunting Guy Fawkes? I mean your D1 play suggests hunting him is important, but you know fiction is irrelevant to mafia as per your latest post.
Oh so NOW the story is important!Metsfanmax wrote:Your argument is quite clearly nonsense because the Gunpowder Plot was not one guy against the government. There was a whole group of a dozen co-conspirators. Guy Fawkes wasn't even the leader of the group, he's just most closely associated with it because he was the one caught guarding the explosives they were planning to blow up. If you're going to make claims about the meta then do your homework. You could just as easily make the same ludicrous argumentation you made about Guy Fawkes as you did about Harry Potter (if Harry Potter died they couldn't have defeated Voldemort, so you might as well end the game when Harry dies, herp derp).WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote: Or are you to suggest next that town arent hunting Guy Fawkes? I mean your D1 play suggests hunting him is important, but you know fiction is irrelevant to mafia as per your latest post.
The whole point of the aforementioned argument is that even if in real life taking down one of the group would have foiled the real plot (and did, in this case), that's not how mafia works, you always have to take down the whole group to win. The fact that it doesn't hew perfectly to reality doesn't make your argument correct. I'd argue that it shouldn't be correct, but more importantly it doesn't matter because you have no idea how the mod's mind was working in this case, and so the argument that he didn't make this town against Guy Fawkes because you might not do that is the most massive piece of bullshit I've seen in mafia at least since the last page of this game.
No, you're just currently being too thick to understand pretty simple mafia basics. The story is used to determine who the bad guys are and who the good guys are. Sometimes (but not always) the character roles correspond to the real abilities of the characters of the story. Sometimes (but not often) the plot details of the story correspond to actual game mechanics. That's where the importance of the story ends. This is exactly what I have been saying the whole time. You are the one who's making the ridiculous claim that the specific plot details of the story must correspond to the game mechanics, and that if they don't, that proves that the story is not the one being used in the game.WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote:Oh so NOW the story is important!Metsfanmax wrote:Your argument is quite clearly nonsense because the Gunpowder Plot was not one guy against the government. There was a whole group of a dozen co-conspirators. Guy Fawkes wasn't even the leader of the group, he's just most closely associated with it because he was the one caught guarding the explosives they were planning to blow up. If you're going to make claims about the meta then do your homework. You could just as easily make the same ludicrous argumentation you made about Guy Fawkes as you did about Harry Potter (if Harry Potter died they couldn't have defeated Voldemort, so you might as well end the game when Harry dies, herp derp).WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote: Or are you to suggest next that town arent hunting Guy Fawkes? I mean your D1 play suggests hunting him is important, but you know fiction is irrelevant to mafia as per your latest post.
The whole point of the aforementioned argument is that even if in real life taking down one of the group would have foiled the real plot (and did, in this case), that's not how mafia works, you always have to take down the whole group to win. The fact that it doesn't hew perfectly to reality doesn't make your argument correct. I'd argue that it shouldn't be correct, but more importantly it doesn't matter because you have no idea how the mod's mind was working in this case, and so the argument that he didn't make this town against Guy Fawkes because you might not do that is the most massive piece of bullshit I've seen in mafia at least since the last page of this game.
Lets go back to discussing why killing the king would end the game...
Mets you are arguing two sides of the argument. You look like a fool.

This is not merely academic. Wing's argument is essentially the entirety of his basis for being skeptical of BuJaber. If we can convince him that the King having a role like governor is really not at all out of the ordinary for a game of CC mafia then we can focus on better cases.Iron Butterfly wrote:OHhhhhhh....this is the part I forgot about. A 5 page argument between Townies as the day wanes.
Mets either make a case and vote Wing or focus on other matters.It has been awhile but is certifiably par for the course. You guys are arguing stupid shit and trying to be right. Just let us know when your done so we can continue.
Is it? Do you not preach that we should be sceptical of all? What makes Bujaber a weak case? You are awfully commited to saving him.Metsfanmax wrote:This is not merely academic. Wing's argument is essentially the entirety of his basis for being skeptical of BuJaber. If we can convince him that the King having a role like governor is really not at all out of the ordinary for a game of CC mafia then we can focus on better cases.Iron Butterfly wrote:OHhhhhhh....this is the part I forgot about. A 5 page argument between Townies as the day wanes.
Mets either make a case and vote Wing or focus on other matters.It has been awhile but is certifiably par for the course. You guys are arguing stupid shit and trying to be right. Just let us know when your done so we can continue.
What pregame joke is held against you?madmitch wrote:I understand what you are saying but why is my pregame jokes held against me ?Ragian wrote:You can't include that in "his way of thinking" as it has nothing to do with the game. It was a pregame joke.
Could you elaborate on that, mate?Metsfanmax wrote:I'm going to unvote, vote dakky. I still think there's a good probability that Wing slipped but I am less confident in that than I am that dakky's play is a big scum tell. Especially after that last post.

Of course we should be skeptical of BuJaber, but we should skeptical of him for legitimate reasons, not silly ones. The role he claims is perfectly plausible. That doesn't mean I believe or disbelieve it, I just find it to be plausible that the King of England is in this game and that he could have a role like the governor. So I reject any argument of the form "BuJaber may be scum because his role claim is implausible." That's only going to fly if you have a specific reason to believe that statement, not just because you think you're better at metagaming than everyone else. If you want to have a reason to go after him, focus on his strange argument that he was secretly playing to force someone to role claim the whole time. I'm not sure that it's scummy but there's more to go on than the current case. There's no defense BuJaber can offer to your argument -- all he can do is say "this is my role" and move on.WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote: Is it? Do you not preach that we should be sceptical of all? What makes Bujaber a weak case? You are awfully commited to saving him.
I described my suspicions of dakky early on. When he is town or third party, he usually goes for big gambits and tries to be the center of attention on D1. This is a pattern we've seen very consistently across the last few games he's been in. When he is not town, he tends to stay in the background and push the attention onto other people. He was already doing this until his last mistake, and that last pair of posts makes it even more obvious that he's searching for things he can find to push the focus onto other people (in this case, his target was IB, but it didn't matter who it was so long as it was a smokescreen case). The fact that he corrected himself only indicates that he was smart enough to realize that his plan wouldn't work.Ragian wrote: Could you elaborate on that, mate?
FP'ed by Wing.