we walked into their rolecard and fed them bad results
that sounds god awful
frankly it was the town’s fault for not respecting anticlaim in a bastard game
finally, enough with this zenon’s law please its just superstition! reminds me of my aunt who spins around 3 times when a black cat walks in front of her!
and also trusting someone who literally enters your rolecard like they invite themselves they are RIGHT THERE
*looks at Starcraft*
…man. I really have made a lot of roles and setups. …makes me wonder when it will all end.
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i mean at this point its basically turned into a meme, it was and still probably is a above rand indicator, in an average game
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but people throw it around like its the holy grail
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No. That was not forgetting. That was not even considering:
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i think someone did the math if u take a random group of 4 names they are >rand likely to contain at least 1 wolf. i think. could be wrong
Huh… Ya, I don’t remember any of those. 
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basically we had an anticlaim where if we guessed someone’s role then our bot would enter their rolecard for us to read their darkest secrets as we see fit
well in this case wasnt it correct though? :3
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Me being a Pinapple Vendor in a Creasent game is a gamefaq meme
then we would get the power to roleblock them at will and rewrite their night results
@tutuu
anyways well played Tutuu, you are a monster as town, town lost, but u played a hell of game
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shoutout to litten for convincing everyone that being able to invade rolecards is >rand v
as i said in dead chat, day 4 was literally town voting to either lose the game a long side the 3p, or lynch a wolf to enable the 3p again, which is definitely something
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so technically town made wolves lose, so i consider that a win
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