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theprof00 on 10 May 2011
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Final-Fan said:

You said I didn't like your style and you didn't care because it was a setup for when you are mafia. 

1.  Me "not liking your style" seems to refer to the earlier games we played when you complained that I was always on your nuts. 

2.  This contradicts your claim that you are NOT talking about past behavior, because then how could what you claim is a description of your future behavior already be disliked by me? 

3.  "It's all a setup for when I'm mafia" and your talk about consistency implies that you plan to consistently act like you do when mafia, even when you're town, instead of what most people do, which is try to act like town all the time, even when they are mafia.  This is supported by the fact that you basically confirmed exactly this in response to my post. 

4.  Your second edit is pretty ... cryptic.  I would call it what? 

Are we already playing? What's with the third degree? lol

anyway

1. yes

2. Because you've said it before. You gave me the idea.

3. And no, I try to play like town when I'm mafia. It's only this little thing that consistently gets me in trouble regardless of when I'm town or mafia or anything. I always get into trouble when I argue. People have this strange idea that pushing an issue is a scum tactic...er well, not EVERYONE thinks that, but the few that do sometimes have the power to kill. :P

4. I said in the second edit, the avoiding doing something because it consistently gets you killed is not automatically a scum trait. Town wants to stay alive as well, right? I'm saying that YOU specifically will call it a "big setup for when I'm mafia", but it's not that at all. Furthermore, like I said, it doesn't matter if you think that, hence the "i don't care if FF.." because it's just not. It's me playing to win. Whatever team I'm on will benefit from me not dying...well, to a certain extent.

I'm simply going to try to approach things more like linkz does. Instead of directly interrogating people, and pushing an issue, I'm going to push my questions and attempt to be a bit more passive EDIT: accepting. Some people can argue til the end of time, and I would do well to realize that when I point something out, it's not going to be automatically accepted, or, create an instant confession. The way I go about interrogations, I feel like I'm pushing to get someone to slip, or that they'll confess, or dig their own hole so deep that people will vote. I think it's a fault, and in some cases I push even townies to slip under the pressure. So, as a whole, I'm going to try to back off on the aggressiveness, because it gets me killed every time.

Oh, and "you would call it that" refers to "you would call it a big setup"