edocsil wrote:pmchugh wrote:Why? Why is it remotely important that I keep the pressure on zimmah (every other play in the game seems to be doing a fair job of that) and why is it important to note that I did it?
Thought I had responded here already, perhaps the net ate my answer.
Anyhow, I have grave suspicions of zimmah at this point and if he flips scum you would be next on my list. Your action reduces pressure like I said, so I could easily see this as an attempt to protect a scumbuddy. SG7 is an easy d1 lynch if you decided to push it, and something I believe you would have no issue orchestrating to keep you hypothetical scumbuddy alive. However, none of this has any merit if zimmah is not scum, hence my only desiring the action to be noted, rather then calling you out for being scummy. If I were to die n1 and zimmah were to be scum I would want someone to be easily able to remember that moment.
Shield may be an easy lynch but zimmah is the easiest lynch. It is easy to agree with everyone, it is easy to pick out the flaws in his logic, it is easy to lynch the first guy who says something which doesn't quite add up, it is easy to blend in with the crowd.. it is difficult to change the focus and if you were his partner not only is it difficult but it is also risky.
The entire point of noting this is that you are "gravely" suspicious of zimmah. I would like you to formalise and summarise this argument. I think you may have points but so far no one as said what exactly makes him mafia.
edocsil wrote:Some7hingCLEVER wrote:ok this whole thing is just so annoying to read! it was a joke cant we all just get the joke and move on with the dang game??!?
You got something better to talk about? Zimmah overreacting implies skimming, skimming implies scum. Ergo Zimmah implies scum.
This is pretty poor. For a start, Zimmah's continued along the same lines clearly implying he was not skimming. Over reacting does not imply skimming, and if you were skimming and overreacting that wouldn't imply scum.