That leaves like 3 mislynches before you account for KP right? Which is like a standard game, having 3 scum here made it townsided from the get go I think. Though my game balance senses are very poor
Btw why did elli flip town at the same time witg m2h
Mod error Ds thought Elli got lynched I think lmao
w oooooooooo w
why are yall like this lmao
i thought if m2h went down d1 the game was practically lost anyway since I get lynched by d3 or 4 and then dan has to clutch lylo
went for a high risk play based around the ppl in the game
failed
maybe, not sure if 2 or 3 ml’s allowed is the right amount
This game is pretty dependent on the role rands tbh
Yeah this basically, but the game was low key decided already
Still totally my fault I sucked this game lol
Please remember this was my first game here and you guys have played together a lot.
Best thing is if I came back this morning I would’ve hammered M2H and tomorrow I would’ve gone after Dan being like “so I was wrong about the wagons”
What I will take from this game is a lot of hilarity about @GTacc and @DS.
And wonder wtf someone would visit a claimed PGO.
I am redflavor does this explain things
That explains so much and so little.
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There’s a similar setup to this that was played on Mafia Society, which had 3 scum + SK. The SK was only given one kill to use, and it was to balance kill power.
the problem with balance is giving town more than 2 or 3 mislynches is prolly too much
It’s why an SK with a single kill is better than a survivor in a setup such as this, I think.
should just be sk with multiple kills if anything, 1 kill still gives town a lot of breathing room
honestly 5 antitown with 15p isn’t even horrible right, assuming 1 kill a night.
town still gets two ml’s.
that would be absolutely terrible in other places
might be scumsided enough to work here
assuming this kinda setup not vanilla
Not really, with how it is possible there might not be a Town vig, and if there is the vig will possibly shoot Town, it means that it leaves at least one less mislynch usually.