I forgot he didn't talk. Oh well lol.WAIT. @blybrook PE CAN TALK. WHEN DID THAT HAPPEN.
Next thing you're going to tell me @Roarbark can talk as well and @ChebyshevII PE doesn't have 104 children.
I forgot he didn't talk. Oh well lol.WAIT. @blybrook PE CAN TALK. WHEN DID THAT HAPPEN.
Next thing you're going to tell me @Roarbark can talk as well and @ChebyshevII PE doesn't have 104 children.
Your mod round, your mod rules.I forgot he didn't talk. Oh well lol.
TEST:Your mod round, your mod rules.
Also, again, I didn't get a notification that you had quoted me. I wonder if EB is not being happy with me?
I did! I did get this notification! Right now my notifications only show the two quotes you did and reactions to posts. None of the earlier ones like when you posted the story. Wack.
Apparently I'm pretty low on the totem pole on these boards. I can't even post multiple PMs without waiting 2 mins between posts. Heck, I'm not even ON the pole.I did! I did get this notification! Right now my notifications only show the two quotes you did and reactions to posts. None of the earlier ones like when you posted the story. Wack.
You didn't play in the last round right?The mechanics of this rule iteration are weird. Like even as the investigator you have no way of telling anyone anything without getting ded. There's no way this is @RBHeadge PE approved?
Oh nice a logic puzzle, this should be fun"The Riddle of the Octopus":
Each player gets one chance to PM me (just say you want to solve the riddle) and tell me who you think has the octopus.
...and that didn't last long.UPDATE! The riddle of the octopus has been solved. Only the person who solved it knows their identity. They will survive one targeting, as mentioned earlier.
Cool, so we're on different sides.I'm mafia. Not doc or investigator, just plain ole mafia...
Except I have a bulletproof vest on!
I'm thinking the former.Hmmmmmm. If what @djl PE says is true, and they're mafia with a bullet proof, it means voting for them to lynch would require two days of townie lynch vote majority and it's highly likely that mafia won't vote for them during the night kill (since majority rules). It would make sense to get townie majority to 'waste' the votes on them later in the game.
There is also a possibility that they are lying (!!!!) and are actually a townie, which means they are not bullet proof, and are playing hard and loose with the rules. I'm down for that. Also means we shouldn't vote because we'd be killing one of our own.
notedI promise that this round, I am not mafia.
There needs to be some known candles to start figuring things out. The last round was extra-chaotic, but there was some playable game strategy towards the end.I just don't understand what motivation @djl PE would have to come out and announce like that.
of freaking course she was.@beccabun PE was lynched. She was the townie investigator.
Isn't she always a special character?THE ONE TIME SHE ISN'T MAFIA, SHE'S THE DANG COP!
Nobody asked me. But no, I'm not a fan. The game balance is very broken. I didn't even think we'd be playing this version again.The mechanics of this rule iteration are weird. Like even as the investigator you have no way of telling anyone anything without getting ded. There's no way this is @RBHeadge PE approved?
Makes, sense, except the townies won last round. I think within our group, with mostly semi-engaged players and anyone being inactive or active at any time during the round (with work/life/other hobbies, which it should be), I think the game is more balanced.This ends up being a 'Team A' vs 'Team B' thing with the "mafia" team has a distinct advantage because of the mafia doc, ability to direct nightkills mid-game and later, and the other later game mechanics. The "town" team has to hope for less-engaged "mafia" players to be able to look at what some players *didn't* do at consequential moments or similar subtle signs. An semi-engaged "mafia team" should wipe the floor with the other team every time.
I mostly agree with @RBHeadge PE conclusions. In the endgame last time everyone was identified and the mafia had a 75% chances to win whereas the town had 25%... or maybe it was 66% to 33%. Math is hard. The town had to win 2 or 3 coin flips in a row. The mafia only had to win one. Unfortunately life got in the way and the mafia missed a couple of votes. But mafia should have one.Makes, sense, except the townies won last round. I think within our group, with mostly semi-engaged players and anyone being inactive or active at any time during the round (with work/life/other hobbies, which it should be), I think the game is more balanced.
After this round, I would like others to weigh in on this format. Some people seem to like the "No PMs allowed", and some don't.
The riddle was fun, but a big mistake on my part from a game mechanics standpoint. I figured with 10 players, this would be a quick round so a good one to experiment with. I'm starting to think this won't be a quick round.
As for me, I'm just relieved to be able to socialize without the PE exam constantly looming in my head
Is this the 1st vote today? I haven't been keeping up.@DuranDuran I vote for @NikR_PE because it's a stochastic Tuesday.
Makes, sense, except the townies won last round.
Echoing @jean15paul_PE above. The town won every coin toss. And there were many coin tosses. The mafia missed a couple nightkill opportunities, and the mafia doc failed to rescue one of their own in an obvious place. That miss ultimately betrayed their alignment too. The town got lucky every time. If the mafia got lucky once then they would have won. That sort of run is unsustainable.I mostly agree with @RBHeadge PE conclusions. In the endgame last time everyone was identified and the mafia had a 75% chances to win whereas the town had 25%... or maybe it was 66% to 33%. Math is hard. The town had to win 2 or 3 coin flips in a row. The mafia only had to win one. Unfortunately life got in the way and the mafia missed a couple of votes. But mafia should have one.
There is something to be said for this asepct of EB games. I'd still only downgrade it to the mafia has less of an advantage.I think within our group, with mostly semi-engaged players and anyone being inactive or active at any time during the round (with work/life/other hobbies, which it should be), I think the game is more balanced.
I completely forgot how lucky the town was lol. Of course, my memory isn't the greatest.Echoing @jean15paul_PE above. The town won every coin toss. And there were many coin tosses. The mafia missed a couple nightkill opportunities, and the mafia doc failed to rescue one of their own in an obvious place. That miss ultimately betrayed their alignment too. The town got lucky every time. If the mafia got lucky once then they would have won. That sort of run is unsustainable.
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