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#141

People who don’t vote with no plurality are wolfy as fuck by default.

In fact majority only incentifies voting what was top wagon anyway without a chance of wagons shifting or making cfd and getting info that way.

#142

I have arrived.

Time to read the maps, which I should’ve done before the game started tbh. In my defense, it started when I was asleep.

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#143

Opening with a video scum spotted

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#144

With plurality* I meant.

#145

Oh you’re already defending yourself. :eyes:

Interesting.

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#146

Can I choose Who you tunnel

#147

Yea, that doesn’t really matter when lazy town exists. This is literally how I won Random Rolemadness 3.

I can see the argument, but the double heal is also nice.

#148

And also stronger later in the game for obvious reasons.

#149

If you want information, vote for Mount Doom.

#150

I don’t think it’s stronger lategame…?? It’s equally powerful depending on how many healers die throughout the game.

#151

…fine.

Being told “do this or your wolf” doesn’t really help town but whatever.

/ vote mountdoom

#152

I meant voting in regards to lynch there.

#153

@Icibalus

What reason is that?

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#154

Because it allows to cover more percentage of remaining town players.

#155

If you don’t start tunneling someone it might be you. Enough with that passive act. :eyes:

#156

it’s unfun, unbalanced and swingy, in short

#157

:sob:

#158

No, it doesn’t, cause worlds exist where more healers die early game.

#159
Map Voters Count
Mount Doom Icibalus, Hippolytus, astand, H_Hja, Evil_Ginger 5
The Shire Solic 1

@Evil_Ginger please bold your votes by putting two asterisks either side of your vote.

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#160

Mashes aren’t fun if you disincentivise the vigges from making hero shots, it’s unbalanced when you tie something extra to a vigilante hitting somebody of the same allignment, and it’s very hard to predict the impact of guilt in large games due to the greater complexity of interactions.