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Topic	Chris explains why he is a top 5 town player in the world at mafia itt
DoomTheGyarados 11/27/18 12:53:41 AM #139:	c. Expression of thought This will bring to a conclusion the core tenants of how you interact with players in the game of mafia, and it is important: Remember that in the game of mafia you are your only advocate. You can trust no one else in the game to see you as town, to believe when you post, or to understand any of your points. Through what youve learned so far you may gain allies who come around to what you are saying, but there are no certainties. Which is why it is so important to speak clearly, confidently, and honestly about what is going on through your head at any given time so that your thoughts are translated as accurately as possible. Until you have been in a community for years, and where you know at least 90% of the user base intimately, there should be no exceptions to what I just said. You advocate for yourself most strongly when your thoughts are laid out in in a consistent manner that is easy to understand. You are the ultimate minority of one in the game of mafia as town, it is not other peoples job to understand you it is your job to be understood. People misconstrue you? Examine your words and find out where the misunderstanding comes from and solve it. You are only part of that beautiful uninformed majority when you impress it upon the rest of them that you are working for them and not against them, and thus every game it is always your duty to make them informed about you. Activity is important, and not just to push the game forward but also the games perception of you. The amount you need to post varies and you do not need to live in game but if you are not constantly progressing peoples view of you in a meaningful way misunderstandings arent going to just occur, they are to be expected. By being an active participant in threads of discussion you started as well as interjecting into discussions others are in, your perspective gets more well known and as you develop as a communicator it will be easier for your game to understand your thinking process and if they understand it, they will trust and believe you to be town. This concludes chapter one. I will now open the floor to questions as it pertains to this chapter. --- Sir Chris <cite>DoomTheGyarados posted [p:913105253] in Chris expl... [t:77208917]...</cite> <quote>c. Expression of thought This will bring to a conclusion the core tenants of how you interact with players in the game of mafia, and it is important: Remember that in the game of mafia you are your only advocate. You can trust no one else in the game to see you as town, to believe when you post, or to understand any of your points. Through what youve learned so far you may gain allies who come around to what you are saying, but there are no certainties. Which is why it is so important to speak clearly, confidently, and honestly about what is going on through your head at any given time so that your thoughts are translated as accurately as possible. Until you have been in a community for years, and where you know at least 90% of the user base intimately, there should be no exceptions to what I just said. You advocate for yourself most strongly when your thoughts are laid out in in a consistent manner that is easy to understand. You are the ultimate minority of one in the game of mafia as town, it is not other peoples job to understand you it is your job to be understood. People misconstrue you? Examine your words and find out where the misunderstanding comes from and solve it. You are only part of that beautiful uninformed majority when you impress it upon the rest of them that you are working for them and not against them, and thus every game it is always your duty to make them informed about you. Activity is important, and not just to push the game forward but also the games perception of you. The amount you need to post varies and you do not need to live in game but if you are not constantly progressing peoples view of you in a meaningful way misunderstandings arent going to just occur, they are to be expected. By being an active participant in threads of discussion you started as well as interjecting into discussions others are in, your perspective gets more well known and as you develop as a communicator it will be easier for your game to understand your thinking process and if they understand it, they will trust and believe you to be town. This concludes chapter one. I will now open the floor to questions as it pertains to this chapter. --- Sir Chris</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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