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Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:28 pm
by Quin
Well, in light of MP's post, here's a couple of things that could justify it:

Traitor: What happens when they convert? Are they forever just a traitor or does their role change when they flip?

Capo/Crew: I don't know what sorts of things these guys might be instructed to do. Nor do I know if they could have temporary powers given to them for a certain task. It could be something like 'express town-read for x' or anything else. On top of that, what 'rewards' or 'punishments' can be given to them by the don?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:32 pm
by Quin
I wonder about the traitor, actually. Could they swap back and forth? That could make traitors a very valuable info-gathering role.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:39 pm
by sig
Quin wrote:I wonder about the traitor, actually. Could they swap back and forth? That could make traitors a very valuable info-gathering role.
I'd think it is like most traitor roles, once you switch you've switched no take backs. The wording no police actions means exactly that, so we can still lynch them, they just can't be arrested.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:41 pm
by Epignosis
I haven't read shit. :mafia:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:41 pm
by Quin
sig wrote:
Quin wrote:I wonder about the traitor, actually. Could they swap back and forth? That could make traitors a very valuable info-gathering role.
I'd think it is like most traitor roles, once you switch you've switched no take backs. The wording no police actions means exactly that, so we can still lynch them, they just can't be arrested.
I've never played with traitor roles before, so I had no idea. I guess it would make more sense not to flip constantly, I suppose.

MP just said that there wasn't a host error in the description, so it makes me think that there is actually a way either the don or the police can be arrested.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:43 pm
by Golden
Well hosts... is traitors swapping one time only?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:45 pm
by Spacedaisy
Golden wrote:Well hosts... is traitors swapping one time only?
Read the Traitor role carefully and I think the answer to this will be clear. :feb:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:50 pm
by Enrique
:mafia:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:04 pm
by Golden
Spacedaisy wrote:
Golden wrote:Well hosts... is traitors swapping one time only?
Read the Traitor role carefully and I think the answer to this will be clear. :feb:
You are stealing my hosting style :suspish:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:12 pm
by Silverwolf
Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:26 pm
by Tangrowth
All:

We've decided to slightly change the wording to the Stool Pigeon role to more accurately represent the timing and nature of events in the role, as well as to fix a balance issue. Here is the way it was written upon game's start:


Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. After being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is released and immune from being arrested again.

Here is how it is written now:

Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. If he is in danger of being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is saved.

Thanks for understanding and apologies for any confusion.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:34 pm
by Epignosis
MovingPictures07 wrote:All:

We've decided to slightly change the wording to the Stool Pigeon role to more accurately represent the timing and nature of events in the role, as well as to fix a balance issue. Here is the way it was written upon game's start:


Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. After being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is released and immune from being arrested again.

Here is how it is written now:

Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. If he is in danger of being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is saved.

Thanks for understanding and apologies for any confusion.
Y'all need to edit y'alls shit before y'all be postin and shit. Damn.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:35 pm
by Quin
MovingPictures07 wrote:All:

We've decided to slightly change the wording to the Stool Pigeon role to more accurately represent the timing and nature of events in the role, as well as to fix a balance issue. Here is the way it was written upon game's start:


Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. After being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is released and immune from being arrested again.

Here is how it is written now:

Stool Pigeon – At the beginning of the game, he selects a number which corresponds to a member of his family (excluding The Don). He will learn the role of the player selected. If he is in danger of being arrested, he may choose to reveal the identity of this player to the Police, and if so, he is saved.

Thanks for understanding and apologies for any confusion.
So the stool pigeon isn't immune from being arrested anymore? It's now just a one-time save?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:41 pm
by DrWilgy
I wonder if the traitor is oink made aware of thier conversion :P

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:43 pm
by Spacedaisy
Epignosis wrote:Y'all need to edit y'alls shit before y'all be postin and shit. Damn.
Ok Mr. Perfect, I'll keep that in mind in the future. :rolleyes:
Quin wrote:So the stool pigeon isn't immune from being arrested anymore? It's now just a one-time save?
Essentially, yes.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 11:57 pm
by Tangrowth
Spacedaisy wrote:
Epignosis wrote:Y'all need to edit y'alls shit before y'all be postin and shit. Damn.
Ok Mr. Perfect, I'll keep that in mind in the future. :rolleyes:
Quin wrote:So the stool pigeon isn't immune from being arrested anymore? It's now just a one-time save?
Essentially, yes.
Correct, we'll elaborate at endgame why this occurred.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:20 am
by Mongoose
Turnip Head wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Yay Game :)

Old school, right into the lynch~
Certainly refreshing but bad timing for me personally. I'll be in Margaritaville all weekend for a wedding. So we should find the po-po quickly :ponder:

Me too! I'm finishing my last 16 hours of my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training. But honestly I'm just always slammed, just different levels of outrageously busy.

I want Simon to be in this game.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:23 am
by Mongoose
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
Hi and welcome! Your username caught my eye because llama and I knew someone with this same screenname a long time ago in a galaxy far away.

By the way, you might be interested in joining the Animal Sanctuary Squad with that animal moniker and all. A simple scan of the roster doesn't look like we have a lot of A.S.S. members in this game for whatever reason.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:50 am
by Marmot
Mongoose wrote:
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
Hi and welcome! Your username caught my eye because llama and I knew someone with this same screenname a long time ago in a galaxy far away.

By the way, you might be interested in joining the Animal Sanctuary Squad with that animal moniker and all. A simple scan of the roster doesn't look like we have a lot of A.S.S. members in this game for whatever reason.
There is a marmot on board.

How're you doing Mongoose? It's been too log since I voted for you in a game of mafia. :grin:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:23 am
by Mongoose
Metalmarsh89 wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
Hi and welcome! Your username caught my eye because llama and I knew someone with this same screenname a long time ago in a galaxy far away.

By the way, you might be interested in joining the Animal Sanctuary Squad with that animal moniker and all. A simple scan of the roster doesn't look like we have a lot of A.S.S. members in this game for whatever reason.
There is a marmot on board.

How're you doing Mongoose? It's been too log since I voted for you in a game of mafia. :grin:
Hey dude! ASS pact ok. I'm doing a-okay. Vote for Pedro.I'm up late memorizing sanskrit for my test tomorrow oy vey.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:36 am
by Long Con
Golden wrote:The only problem is getting both dons to do it. I mean, it's like the prisoners dilemma. The ideal outcome for a don is that the other don does it, but they themselves don't.
Loved the Prisoner's Dilemma reference, it's bang-on. A gentleman and a scholar, I salute you! :noble:
MovingPictures07 wrote:4. No role outing of yourself or anyone else. This includes all statements of fact that any player may see and thereafter deduct your or someone else's role, such as "I am The Don", etc. This game is open setup role madness and incompatible with role outing, thus making it not fun when players engage in it. Absolutely don't do it.
I don't usually indulge in haphazard correction, but this one tickled me. That's not quite how deduction works. :D
Dragon D. Luffy wrote:What i mean is: the hosts are hiding something from us. I want to speculate on what. "Who cares" is not an answer, we should care about it.
I don't think that's necessarily the case. The Dons are very hard to kill, but could easily be lynched if they get the Public Eye too much and end up on a bandwagon. Maybe there is a way to somewhat control bandwagoning so as to prevent the Don from being lynched, or at the very least, the Consigliere from getting frantic and quasi-outing himself to protect the Don.
Quin wrote:Capo/Crew: I don't know what sorts of things these guys might be instructed to do. Nor do I know if they could have temporary powers given to them for a certain task. It could be something like 'express town-read for x' or anything else. On top of that, what 'rewards' or 'punishments' can be given to them by the don?
Seems to me that The Don wants the Crew to get a reward, so it's likely that they will give a really easy mission. I don't know what kind of balancing there might be from the Hosts, but my ideal mission would be like, "Each member of the Crew must post AT LEAST three times today. Reward for this is awesome." :haha:
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
Rumour has it that you came from Mafiascum. I imagine you'll find being here very different, because this community has developed over almost a decade mostly without the influence of the Mafia world at large. We're way more into creative Mafia gaming, and I think our games have a lot of interesting things going on most of the time. I hope you like the way we do things here. It's very cool to have you here, and I hope that your gameplay is interspersed with tales of how things are different from Mafiascum, and your take on the positives and negatives therein. :grin: I don't know if the community over there is a tight one, but here we (mostly) are like a large, extended family. At least in my opinion. I love every active member here, this community is truly wonderful.

Why is DrWilgy oinking? Wilgy, are you acting like a pig, and a pig is a Cop, and so we should lynch you?? That doesn't seem like a good plan, so... what's up?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:38 am
by Tangrowth
Long Con wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:4. No role outing of yourself or anyone else. This includes all statements of fact that any player may see and thereafter deduct your or someone else's role, such as "I am The Don", etc. This game is open setup role madness and incompatible with role outing, thus making it not fun when players engage in it. Absolutely don't do it.
I don't usually indulge in haphazard correction, but this one tickled me. That's not quite how deduction works. :D
Ah yeah, that's not quite right; I hadn't noticed, thanks. Fixing now.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:00 am
by Epignosis
Turnip Head wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Yay Game :)

Old school, right into the lynch~
Certainly refreshing but bad timing for me personally. I'll be in Margaritaville all weekend for a wedding. So we should find the po-po quickly :ponder:
Texas DFS found the po-po. :(

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:02 am
by Epignosis
I voted Long Con for making me look bad in Arkham. :evileye:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:12 am
by Long Con
Epignosis wrote:I voted Long Con for making me look bad in Arkham. :evileye:
That's legit. He was accused of the imbibing of alcohol because of my error. :lol: As if Epi would ever!

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:34 am
by Epignosis
Long Con wrote:
Epignosis wrote:I voted Long Con for making me look bad in Arkham. :evileye:
That's legit. He was accused of the imbibing of alcohol because of my error. :lol: As if Epi would ever!
Well I, now wait a, I mean

:sigh:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:35 am
by Epignosis
I have been known to have a snifter of brandy around the holidays.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:37 am
by a2thezebra
Enrique, why did you hop on my joke vote?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:54 am
by Enrique
:shrug2:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:55 am
by ika
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
It got your attention so we can talk.

what about the setup do you not understand

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 2:58 am
by a2thezebra
Enrique wrote::shrug2:
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Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 3:07 am
by Long Con
Epignosis wrote:I have been known to have a snifter of brandy around the holidays.
:beer: International Women's Day is on March 8th... and I hope to see you on Friday March 10th for World Kidney Day! :D
a2thezebra wrote:Enrique, why did you hop on my joke vote?
Looks like we have some gen-u-wine suspicion goin' on here! Zebra, baddie or Civvie, what's your history of savage attacks on Day 1 actions? :eye:

As for Wilgy's plan to activate both Traitors immediately... I can see the benefits of such a plan in certain circumstances, but to me, Traitors changing sides is not THAT big of a factor here. Yes, we all want to win over the opposite Civvie team, but I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that eliminating the Cops should be the obvious priority. Hmm. That's so obvious that it didn't need to be said, I think my point is that the Traitors shouldn't be a part of our vote decisions. Until late game, the likelihood of the Traitors switching sides is very low, and the impact on the Civvies' game is not that dramatic.

Instead of trying to just get everyone to cycle through votes and guarantee Traitor activation, I'd rather play the game as though the Traitors aren't there, and allow their roles to come to fruition in a natural way. I don't believe that it's likely that I'm going to be hopping my vote around like I'm playing Musical Chairs, whether I'm the Don or not. Maybe some strategies involve voting for a bunch of folks and getting reactions and whatever, and players employing those strategies will expose themselves to the baddies as "not likely the Don".

Actually, the Don could try to trick the baddies into wasting a kill attempt by acting contrary to that expectation and voting all around the yard. To me, an ideal result in a night would be the Cops trying to kill a Don. So, employing a strategy to minimize the negative impact (on the Don's voting pattern) or the Traitor could work against the Don.

By that I mean, the idea here is to be aware of the Cops watching votes and seeing who is reluctant to vote all over the place, and identifying the Don, right? So let's flip that script, ignore the Traitor thing, and give them the idea that the big-multi-voter-type IS the Don!

Or maybe the Don is the player who is conservatively avoiding the Traitor. Who knows, Cops? See how the Don can trick you into a mistake? Mwa ha haaa.... anyways, I'm drunk, and usually when that happens, my posts tend to evolve their ideas as I type them, so I hope that all made coherent sense. Better than eliminating the Traitor "threat", is tricking the Cops into targeting the Don and wasting a nightkill, right?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 3:11 am
by Long Con
Long Con wrote:So, employing a strategy to minimize the negative impact (on the Don's voting pattern) or the Traitor could work against the Don.

By that I mean, the idea here is to be aware of the Cops watching votes and seeing who is reluctant to vote all over the place, and identifying the Don, right? So let's flip that script, ignore the Traitor thing, and give them the idea that the big-multi-voter-type IS the Don!
This sentence makes proper sense like this: "So, employing a strategy to minimize the negative impact (on the Don's voting pattern) of the Traitor could work against the Don.

By that I mean, the idea here is to be aware of the Cops watching votes and seeing who is reluctant to vote all over the place, and identifying the Don, right? So let's flip that script, ignore the Traitor thing, and give them the idea that the big-multi-voter-type IS the Don!"

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 3:19 am
by Matt
I've officially made the decision to actually read Zebra's posts this game. We'll see how that works out.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 5:24 am
by Nerolunar
ika wrote:
Silverwolf wrote:Hi all!!

Brand new here, first game so don't be too rough on me yet. ;)

ika-Hi, How's it going? How do you think voting for me will help sort me?

That said, I've gotta read the game and the set-up again so...........I'll be back when I've done that.
It got your attention so we can talk.

what about the setup do you not understand
I believe she just had to read it again to remember correctly. I know I had to read all of it 3 times before I could remember all the roles. Welcome Silverwolf :beer:

Why do we want to trigger the traitors? Can´t we just hunt for baddies? I don´t see why its beneficial :shrug:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 6:53 am
by Enrique
d i s t r a c t i o n

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 8:35 am
by DrWilgy
Enrique... You do you m8y, you oink do you.

@LC I'm oink-ing? oink

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 9:50 am
by S~V~S
Wilgy that is nearly impossible for me to read on my phone. While I am aware it has just been the one word, it is seriously distracting.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 9:53 am
by Dragon D. Luffy
Quin wrote:My interpretation of the don is that they can be killed by the Don+Hitman of the other family. Is that right?

I still like my idea of keeping our votes unofficial until the end of each day.
I think it's something like that. Maybe the dons have to eliminate each other in some way, and the police is just not involved. At least not directly.

And your idea could work, though arguably fake votes aren't as efficient a tool of pressure than real ones.
Scotty wrote:
Dragon D. Luffy wrote:So I'm suppose to assume if both hitmen go down, cops lose the game automatically?

EASIEST GAME EVUR
What are you guys talking about? Can't the Dons get lynched? We can't role claim so it's not like we can just identify the Dons and not lynch them.
They can, but that seems pretty difficult to happen, as less than half the players in the game belong to a single famiglia. It could become impossible in an end-game scenario, too. So I think there is another measure in place for the dons to be eliminated.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 9:54 am
by Dragon D. Luffy
@LC

So your idea is to basically dump the whole traitor thing under a pile of WIFOM so big nobody can draw any conclusion from it?

I like it.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 9:57 am
by Dragon D. Luffy
@ika

Why do you think it was necessary to vote for silverwolf to call her attention? Couln't you just say "hi" or something? She hadn't even posted yet so it's not like there was a lot to call her attention for.

Or is it just a thing you guys usually do on mafiascum?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:01 am
by Sloonei
Oh jeez, I didn't realize last night we were just diving right into Day 1. I am currently in a foreign land (i'll give you three guesses where that is based on my first post), but I'm flying home tonight, so I probably won't be too engaged with this game at least until then. I apologize for this, fellow mafia players.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:24 am
by Scotty
I will bet my [hopefully] unborn child that the 30 person coordinated vote will not work out. There will be too many no-shows. There always is in these games.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:32 am
by Tangrowth
Has my team won yet? Oh, I see it's still too early. Well, that's okay, just a matter of time. Maybe the rest of you should just surrender now. :mafia:

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:44 am
by Sloonei
Black Rock wrote:
Sloonei wrote:This is me making a Mafia post from the top of the CN Tower, for some reason.
What you doing there?
My girlfriend is a real authentic Canadian lady, and I'm visiting her for her birthday this week. She has been trying to drag me up there for a long time despite my very silly fear of heights. Yesterday that finally happened. I've had time to get caught up on everything this morning because, as an authentic lady, she spends over an hour getting herself ready in the morning.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:45 am
by Mongoose
Scotty wrote:I will bet my [hopefully] unborn child that the 30 person coordinated vote will not work out. There will be too many no-shows. There always is in these games.
I hate ploys like that because there's always one alpaca that won't fall in line. Great in theory though. I feel like it's worked before though. A la Minimalism Mafia. Who could forget that great hit from 2014?

I'll think about this traitor activation issue. Any more opinions on downsides?

It's good to be back around all y'all.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:48 am
by Sloonei
The Luffy Dragon has been all over the place in agreeing with every plan or strategy that's been proposed in the thread. This has caught my eye. I'll put my first vote on Dragon D. Luffy until he explains why he's so easy to convince.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:55 am
by Dragon D. Luffy
I haven't been convinced of anything yet. On the contrary, I'm weighing every upside and downside and trying to come up with a conclusion. I'm still not sure whether Wilgy's first plan is a good one or not. Though with the second plan I'm leaning more on believing it won't work pratically.

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:57 am
by Sloonei
Dragon D. Luffy wrote:I haven't been convinced of anything yet. On the contrary, I'm weighing every upside and downside and trying to come up with a conclusion. I'm still not sure whether Wilgy's first plan is a good one or not. Though with the second plan I'm leaning more on believing it won't work pratically.
What are your own thoughts on the subject? And also, what are your thoughts on the game beyond what to do or not do about traitors?

Re: Turf Wars: Battle of the Hosts

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 11:12 am
by Dragon D. Luffy
Sloonei wrote:
Dragon D. Luffy wrote:I haven't been convinced of anything yet. On the contrary, I'm weighing every upside and downside and trying to come up with a conclusion. I'm still not sure whether Wilgy's first plan is a good one or not. Though with the second plan I'm leaning more on believing it won't work pratically.
What are your own thoughts on the subject?
Maybe read all the posts I made about it? If you want a TR;DR, I think the idea of not changing votes is not very practical, but I'm not completely sure of that so for now I'll assume changing votes unless I really need to. And the second idea, which is having everyone vote for everyone, is completely impractical so I'll avoid discussing it any further unless I change my mind.

Yes, i'm an indecisive person. DWI.
Sloonei wrote:And also, what are your thoughts on the game beyond what to do or not do about traitors?
I think WIlgy is a civ, as I've said before.

Otherwise, I don't have any worthwhile reads. There are a lot of people throwing random votes with little explanation and not explaining why, and that catches my attention. But I'm not gonna vote them just because of that, because I'm aware there are enough people in this site who like to do that regardless of alignment.

Basically I'm waiting for something more concrete to happen before throwing a vote.