Sad to be dead, but enjoying the analysis, especially since I know stuff.
I know several people here hate being mafia, but I think it's my favorite role. Having information and having a team to strategize with is so much fun.
Meh, that doesn't really appeal to me. Serial killer doesn't have any additional knowledge, and doesn't have a team.Imagine being a serial killer.
They kinda do. They know everyone else isn't the serial killer and therefore must die.Meh, that doesn't really appeal to me. Serial killer doesn't have any additional knowledge, and doesn't have a team.
I think I’ve seen it played where the mafia doesn’t win until the serial killer is dead. The same would be true for the townies.So in the mafia win scenario, the mafia has to outnumber the townies. The rationale there is, at that point the mafia could reveal themselves and control the voting because they have the majority. So 3 mafia and 2 townies means the mafia wins.
When you add a serial killer to the mix how does the math change? I would guess that the SK counts as a townie when determining if the mafia wins? 3 mafia, 2 townies, and 1 SK would not (yet) be a win for the mafia? It would have to be 3 mafia, 1 townie, and 1 SK, so the mafia could then control voting?
o yea this sounds familiar. i think that's the way we're playing rnI think I’ve seen it played where the mafia doesn’t win until the serial killer is dead. The same would be true for the townies.
So effectively there would be 3 sides.
So in the mafia win scenario, the mafia has to outnumber the townies. The rationale there is, at that point the mafia could reveal themselves and control the voting because they have the majority. So 3 mafia and 2 townies means the mafia wins.
When you add a serial killer to the mix how does the math change? I would guess that the SK counts as a townie when determining if the mafia wins? 3 mafia, 2 townies, and 1 SK would not (yet) be a win for the mafia? It would have to be 3 mafia, 1 townie, and 1 SK, so the mafia could then control voting?
For this round the SK is considered townie. So as jean said "It would have to be 3 mafia, 1 townie, and 1 SK, so the mafia could then control voting."I think I’ve seen it played where the mafia doesn’t win until the serial killer is dead. The same would be true for the townies.
So effectively there would be 3 sides.
See above.ok... just want to make sure the rules are clear before we reach the endgame.
Any official ruling @Chattaneer PE
2 Mafia and 1 SK remaining - Mafia Wins - Makes senseFor this round the SK is considered townie. So as jean said "It would have to be 3 mafia, 1 townie, and 1 SK, so the mafia could then control voting."
3 mafia, 2 townies, and 1 SK would not (yet) be a win for the mafia - Correct.
Edit:
2 Mafia and 1 SK remaining - Mafia Wins
2 Mafia, 1 SK, and 1 Townie remaining - Game is Still Going
1 SK and 1 (or more) Townie remaining - Game is Still Going
1 Mafia and 1 SK remaining - Shoot Out
Only Townies remaining - Townies Win
1 SK remaining and 1 Townie remaining - Shoot Out
Remaining essentially means in the morning after the night actions have resolved.
SK can still vote during the day.1 SK and 1 (or more) Townie remaining - Game is Still Going - Wouldn't the town have won? Townie kills SK during the day, SK can't strike until night.
If it's 1 SK and 1 Townie, it's a shoot out, if it's 1 SK and 2+ Townies, the game would still go on like normal since the townies may not know who is the sk.1 SK and 1 (or more) Townie remaining - Game is Still Going - Wouldn't the town have won? Townie kills SK during the day, SK can't strike until night.
Didn't know that - my bad! ThoughtSK can still vote during the day.
My bad JayKay. Fix'd.At least somebody is keeping a spreadsheet!
suspish!Didn't know that - my bad! ThoughtJKSK was a night killer only.
My bad...meant SK. Sorry @JayKay PE, finger slipped on keyboard, because you know, "J" is so close to "S".
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