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I played a bunch of mod games recently. Town actually had great success in catching me through syntax and my use of "deception language". Turns out the mod isn't that bad after all.

I played a bunch of mod games recently. Town actually had great success in catching me through syntax and my use of "deception language". Turns out the mod isn't that bad after all.

[QUOTE=yzb25;834563]I used to have serious doubts about the efficacy of RVS in scumhunting when I played.

One game I RVS'd my only scummate in <10 posts (yolo) and, later on, people who used RVS became reluctant to group us as a scumteam because of it, even though their reasoning suggested we were scum together.

After that, I heard people theorizing that maybe you're more likely to RVS your scumteam than not(?)

idk... I see it as the in-game equivalent of a "star-sign" - it can start a nice conversation, but it's not actually relevant to anything. imho, [B][COLOR="#00FF00"]scums are most likely to screw up when placed in situations where the "correct" reaction is unclear, not situations they're highly familiar with lol[/COLOR][/B].

Tho, there are much better / more experienced players than me who use it so maybe I'm subconsciously giving away everything with my RVS's XD.[/QUOTE]

I definitely agree here that scumslips happen when scum doesn't know how to [U]react[/U]. And to get there you just gotta pull those random gambits and votes. You also learn the most for yourself with that kinda plays, as a somewhat basic principle of wifom.

Originally Posted by yzb25

I used to have serious doubts about the efficacy of RVS in scumhunting when I played.

One game I RVS'd my only scummate in <10 posts (yolo) and, later on, people who used RVS became reluctant to group us as a scumteam because of it, even though their reasoning suggested we were scum together.

After that, I heard people theorizing that maybe you're more likely to RVS your scumteam than not(?)

idk... I see it as the in-game equivalent of a "star-sign" - it can start a nice conversation, but it's not actually relevant to anything. imho, scums are most likely to screw up when placed in situations where the "correct" reaction is unclear, not situations they're highly familiar with lol.

Tho, there are much better / more experienced players than me who use it so maybe I'm subconsciously giving away everything with my RVS's XD.

I definitely agree here that scumslips happen when scum doesn't know how to react. And to get there you just gotta pull those random gambits and votes. You also learn the most for yourself with that kinda plays, as a somewhat basic principle of wifom.