I forget now, but you, DVMD, WZ, and .... not sure who else. We had killed one wolf when I seered DVMD and found out she was the protector. I was going to wait until we found one more wolf, then I was tentatively planning to identify myself as seer so that DVMD would know to protect me. And then I gots killed.
I probably should have seered both people in my group so I could chat with both of them ... I didn't realize until after I did WZ that I had to talk to the entire group at a time (as opposed to just WZ). I tried to be alert in this game, but I had a few rough days work-wise (time-wise), so it was tough.
i enjoyed it, but felt the rounds could have gone a bit faster. I actually think we've spoiled players by giving them all roles in recent games. There's art in this game
I agree - I REALLY like this format of game. I would have been much more vocally aggressive if I weren't the seer... I was trying to cruise a bit under the radar. (Of course, maybe I gave my status away by NOT being belligerent like usual.) I do think I'd do daily rounds rather than EOD, but ... even so, I liked this game a lot. I've just gotten a bit tired of games where the mechanics are SO crazy that you really just spend the entire game trying to figure out what the sides are ... forget actually hunting wolves. Either that, or the game is crazy and you don't have an important role and everyone around you has like a dozen abilities each so you just sit there rolling your eyes unable to get into the game the same way other people are.
this was an exercise to see if people could analyze each other by simply talking on the thread. No items, no relying on a seer even though there is one, just asking people questions, listening to what they have to say, then they question you, etc. We do not have enough of those types of players to make this kind of game work. I had wanted this to help people in regular games as well. So many people don't do anything but RNG a vote and wait around to see when someone has solid info thanks to a role or item. That is fine, as I understand many people just play to play, but I think more fun is had for both players and mods when even vanillas get into the game and try to actually reason things out based off others gameplay.
10000% agree. My lackey is smart.
Agree, just thought maybe with two day lynches people might actually have some back and forth, as well as cover people like LIS that have 24 hour shifts sometimes. Can't leave out my boss!!
While I appreciate that
🙂 I've just come to accept that I have big holes in my schedule where I can be on here 25 hrs/day, and then other spots where I'm gone for 24 hrs in a row. Just life, and I definitely don't expect to be catered to. Except maybe by you.
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Thanks for the game lupin! Sorry, LIS that I didn't figure out you were seer. At least I never protected a wolf. 🙂
I just suck. I tried and tried to think of something I could say that would clue you in but nobody else, but I just couldn't come up with the right words.
Point noted, I will be sure to not do any more games.
A little hyperreactive there, STL. I'll admit it - I don't enjoy your games as much because I find them too centered around wayyyyyyy overpowered roles combined with mechanics that are overly complicated and take away from the guts of the game (wolf hunting).
But so what? It's just my opinion, which is worth what you paid for it. You make a different game style, and other people love it and relish the complicated mechanics and crazy roles and intricate storyline. I still play because I do like reading the write-ups, and I enjoy the other players, even if the game 'style' is less to my liking. I don't think you should stop just because
I prefer a different style.
It's not an insult, it's just a personal preference. I don't think you should be defensive about it.
