Yes, he is. I touched upon it, lightly, in my post as to why that is. It's not so much that I have this perspective because what he's saying doesn't jive with what I am saying, but rather what he is saying does not align with the stated words and their intent. Here.
From Skystone[quoteI do find the dog-pile on me strange. I'd already engaged KoD by the time that Zinger and KoD chose to vote, so the "pressure" angle doesn't hold water: I was already more than willing to do the back and forth.
Why put me at L-1 when the other three players still haven't picked sides, except in the hope that somebody breaks and jumps on?[/quote]
The majority of this, despite my disagreement, is not an issue aside from the last part. I took the liberty to underline it.
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Plus, they both backed off once Aaarrrgh would be the tiebreak (knowing that he wouldn't want to break the tie).
Here is where Skystone's representation of our (read: my) actions breaks down into misrepresentation.
To properly relay this, consider that Skystone asserted, in the first quote, his willingness to go back and forth and had already engaged us, thus why the dog-pile of votes for the sake of pressure as it doesn't make sense? Now, consider that I had already did a self analysis of the players in the game wrt to the placement of the votes and those not voting Skystone. That is, only four people were not voting Skystone: himself, Dusky, JD, and Arrgh.
I, confidently, surmised that both Dusky and JD would not vote Skystone. Dusky would not because, as indicated by her words, she doesn't view Skystone as scum yet. Indeed, her reaction to the votes on him cemented an anti-vote Skystone perspective that I could trust to hold true more or less. With JD, I had the perspective they're too friendly to see Skystone get lynched right away over good cop/bad cop antics. That, and they're birds of a feather (lol).
That leaves Arrgh, and I am confident on how passive and cautious of a player Arrgh is that he wouldn't necessarily be willing to be the hammer vote (as the potential sole scum).
That ultimately means that when ***I*** placed the vote on Skystone to put him at L-1, I was banking on my analysis to not see another vote, from one of the three (JD, Dusky, or Arrgh), pop up on Skystone. This
directly and unequivocally shows that Skystone's perception that the point of putting him at L-1 in the hopes of Arrgh (of all people) would drop a hammer vote is, ultimately, false. Thus, Skystone was angling for misrepresenting us. Intentionally.
Just as he has asserted that pressure on him didn't make sense because he showed his participation already, I am asserting that Skystone's analysis doesn't make sense (indeed, it amounts to misrepresentation) because I fully showed forethought in knowing/assessing that none of the three would vote for Skystone (or that it was highly unlikely anyway).
One final note regarding the L-1 vote: Skystone has aimed to bundle Zinger and I together in this regard when, ultimately, it was ***my*** sole decision to place the L-1 vote without coordination with Zinger. In trying to bundle us together, Skystone is, intentionally or not, trying to put blame on both of us when the blame is mine and mine alone.
Finally, with respect to the unvotes my unvote, wrt to Skystone's claim, is the one that ultimately matters. Skystone asserted they, the unvotes, happened upon realization that Arrgh would have to be the vote to seal the deal. As I said above, that was already made known that Arrgh would not vote Skystone. Unrelated to Skystone's assessment, my unvote (as stated) was simply to give me more time
in the event I was wrong and someone did choose to vote Skystone before I could respond to him. That, in and of itself, doesn't jive with Skystone's assessment since I unvote realizing Arrgh wont' vote Skystone despite voting in the first place knowing Arrgh won't vote Skystone. This, as opposed to the stated reason that it was done to give me more time to avoid a possible lynch (and indeed continues to render more discussion and opinion due to not realizing that reality where a lynch may have occurred if at all assuming I was wrong in assessing them).
Suffice it to say, again, yes, Skystone is misrepresenting us (read: me). Skystone's assessment not only fails to jive with reality, it fails to jive with the implications and consequences of what he is asserting based on what has been said and done. That is, he fails to come up with a consistent behavior for me as his assessment says one thing about me like intending to see him lynched hopefully only to realize it won't happen vs going into voting him knowing he won't be voted.