Shaitra
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- Aug 17, 2012
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Well, I'd like Josh_B to respond to the comments on what he said, I'd like Avi to answer my questions, I'd like SR to tell us the mission results.
Regarding a large number of people saying no to a mission, it could go either way. Scum can't do it my themselves. So I can see town also rejecting a mission if they think scum is on it. And I could see scum objecting if there's all town. The fact that not many objected to both missions could mean scum is on both, it could mean town decided to take a chance and get some info.
Shaitra it wasn't that long ago where you said this.
Not approving the mission team because they think there is scum on the team feels townish.
Now you are saying this:
Of course scum is going to try and convince town to disapprove of a mission to make sure scum is on it. But when voting comes down to it, if 4 or more people don't approve of the people on a mission, you know you have scum in that bunch.
Can you please clarify your thoughts on this?
You have to look at the quotes in context to what is going on. In the first one I was looking at Cafe's vote to reject the mission group. Since she feels there is scum on the team it is townish to vote the mission group down. Does that mean she's town? I still don't know about that one.
In the second quote I'm responding to Cafe's comment. She either doesn't understand what I am saying or she is deliberately trying to misconstrue what I'm saying. As I explained in the rest of the quote that you didn't quote, the math part is about picking an all town team. Mathematically it will be very difficult to do by just picking randomly. There are 4 scum in the game. If 4 or more people vote against a group, there has to be scum in that group of people voting against the team. I am making an assumption that the leader is trying to pick an all town team, not an all scum team.