Double Fanucci Mafia (4/14) Endgame

by **strike wolf** on Thu May 28, 2015 10:17 pm

I have something of a rule on that from back when I was first introduced to Rodion as scum (who was obvious scum but somehow managed to get away with it). I call it the rule of stubbornness. If a person is stubborn enough and people aren't quick to the lynch, it barely matters how strong the evidence is against them, the lynch becomes more difficult because then people don't want to be bothered with arguing pages and pages of text just to get the lynch target out of the way (See Rodion day 2 in Terminator Mafia). However if an equally stubborn town player does step up (see me v. Rodion day 2 in Commander's [Unknown Mafia]), it forces the lynch as the only way to stop the massive text walls.

by **Army of GOD** on Thu May 28, 2015 10:30 pm

I guess I was wrong about what the lynchers role is. Whooooops

by **Metsfanmax** on Thu May 28, 2015 11:12 pm

strike wolf wrote:I have something of a rule on that from back when I was first introduced to Rodion as scum (who was obvious scum but somehow managed to get away with it). I call it the rule of stubbornness. If a person is stubborn enough and people aren't quick to the lynch, it barely matters how strong the evidence is against them, the lynch becomes more difficult because then people don't want to be bothered with arguing pages and pages of text just to get the lynch target out of the way (See Rodion day 2 in Terminator Mafia). However if an equally stubborn town player does step up (see me v. Rodion day 2 in Commander's [Unknown Mafia]), it forces the lynch as the only way to stop the massive text walls.

Kind of happened with me and PCM in the balance not included mafia. We had a pretty epic argument even though we were both town, as you know. But the longer I argued with him, the less I wanted to lynch him, even though he hadn't really convinced me he was any more townie than when we started.

by **DoomYoshi** on Fri May 29, 2015 4:50 am

strike wolf wrote:I have something of a rule on that from back when I was first introduced to Rodion as scum (who was obvious scum but somehow managed to get away with it). I call it the rule of stubbornness. If a person is stubborn enough and people aren't quick to the lynch, it barely matters how strong the evidence is against them, the lynch becomes more difficult because then people don't want to be bothered with arguing pages and pages of text just to get the lynch target out of the way (See Rodion day 2 in Terminator Mafia). However if an equally stubborn town player does step up (see me v. Rodion day 2 in Commander's [Unknown Mafia]), it forces the lynch as the only way to stop the massive text walls.

you, me and Rodion in the unfinished battle of the bulge

by **strike wolf** on Fri May 29, 2015 5:35 am

By the way, if you ever want to see bad town play, Terminator Mafia is probably a good reference.

by **dd515087** on Fri May 29, 2015 8:13 pm

If we had bussed me N2 instead of AoG... Oh that would've changed the outcome so much.

@rishaed/IB what made you two read me as scum? Was my push on rish too much? I wanted to lynch NoS, but I figured nobody would want to go after the doc, although that is why we kept him alive so long (to lynch later)

by **rishaed** on Fri May 29, 2015 8:25 pm

dd515087 wrote:If we had bussed me N2 instead of AoG... Oh that would've changed the outcome so much.

@rishaed/IB what made you two read me as scum? Was my push on rish too much? I wanted to lynch NoS, but I figured nobody would want to go after the doc, although that is why we kept him alive so long (to lynch later)

Like I said. You were sheeping. A sheep basically follows the majorities reads without giving much input and is very quick to change votes based on the majorities opinion. A major thing that happened was near the end of the day where you said you liked my case on Mtamb, but voted for someone else (me i think :lol:

) in the same post. I made like a double/triple post off of that one, one of incredulity, another where i replaced your post with BAAA! (Sheep noise). Despite you protesting that you had your own reads, you weren't firm on any of them, which usually indicates a general desire to just lynch, but not a deep desire to find scum when you lynch (which is why its scummy).

by **StorrZerg** on Fri May 29, 2015 8:28 pm

@dd5, only if you had bussed yourself with a town. Killing me would still have made Ib lynch you that day.

by **Iron Butterfly** on Fri May 29, 2015 9:01 pm

dd515087 wrote:If we had bussed me N2 instead of AoG... Oh that would've changed the outcome so much.

@rishaed/IB what made you two read me as scum? Was my push on rish too much? I wanted to lynch NoS, but I figured nobody would want to go after the doc, although that is why we kept him alive so long (to lynch later)

Its one of those thing where you just know. It was a little bit of everything but not just one thing. Tome the icing on the cake was you kicking the lynched corpse by putting your unneeded hammer on for good measure.

by **dd515087** on Fri May 29, 2015 11:44 pm

Could've done better I guess. We (Mets and I) probably should've thrown AoG under the bus D2, I only wanted to do it if it was completely necessary, but I think it would've gone a long way in getting town cred, plus D2 seems to have been where I came off really scummy and screwed myself for the night.

StorrZerg wrote:@dd5, only if you had bussed yourself with a town. Killing me would still have made Ib lynch you that day.

I figured you would be a safer target because nobody else's actions would interfere.

Iron Butterfly wrote:
dd515087 wrote:If we had bussed me N2 instead of AoG... Oh that would've changed the outcome so much.

@rishaed/IB what made you two read me as scum? Was my push on rish too much? I wanted to lynch NoS, but I figured nobody would want to go after the doc, although that is why we kept him alive so long (to lynch later)

Its one of those thing where you just know. It was a little bit of everything but not just one thing. Tome the icing on the cake was you kicking the lynched corpse by putting your unneeded hammer on for good measure.

Is that really that much of a reason to believe I'm scum? I tried to seem like a frustrated townie when doing that. Maybe in the future I will stay away from hammering at all.

by **Iron Butterfly** on Sat May 30, 2015 12:47 am

How others perceive you and how you believe you are perceived can be two different things with this game.

by **strike wolf** on Sat May 30, 2015 6:33 am

It was mostly lackluster reads that stood out to me about you in the game. AoG stuck out to me mostly because he normally tries to push the No Lynch idea day 1 and here he quickly dismissed umit as not going to work. Mets for me was mostly small things. Most notably him pushing safe and/or easy lynches. Actually I seem to have a decent grasp for when Mets is scum for some reason. I should have stuck with my gut instead of letting others who town read him persuade me to drop it. Storr was all about the extra kill n1 and slight differences between how he played here and in the HP mafia though I didnt really see most of those differences until I was already dead.

As far as MVP. I felt Rishaed played well though I think you have to give it to Virus as the most influential force for town in the late game. He was also pretty much the only player never seriously doubted as town at any point.