Also confused
Was this an error?
an integrity breach always puts you in a bad position but especially if you’re running votes locked XyLo, I think. it’s kind of the big tradeoff you make for the streamlined endgames that votelocks provide.
i think the crucial thing is that I don’t think any team, particularly, villagers, should lose due to taking a seemingly arbitrary action that would be reckless and punishable but not game-losing without a modkill but would be game-losing if there was a modkill
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okay my gummy paranoia has now been awakened from this game
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YOU DIDNT READ MY MESSAGE
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RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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it’s only stable books
I don’t have anything interesting to say
I cant count i thought this was a given
Okay one problem with the town is that after we killed Achro there was no agency so we controlled the entire game
Almost the entire game expressed a scumread on us at least once during day 2 but no one pressed
not unstable books
you only ever got abilities fro mnormal books lol
anyway this game felt very skew, but then again it sorta feels like no one was doing anything with their town powers, so maybe this is just a poor showing from town. unsure.
Last day was really poor performance, just a total curbstomp on the remaining town, though maybe that was justified by, as I said, poor play.
This fully reads to me that Sultan should’ve received stuff
I PRESSED! IT’S JUST NO ONE CARES WHEN I PRESS
this was Meant to be the incentive to force the town to weigh between getting flips and abilities vs. learning about the wolves mechanical capabilities
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i think concecptually this game was very townsided but it swung in such a way where mafia won rapidly
overall i’m happy with the setup even if it was. d3 mylo again.
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There was Rue, even that would have been a bad wagon postgame.
at no point was a book burned that would grant an ability
also i did NOT forsee town refusing to engage with books when i like. explicitly told them it was positive utility