but idk if eevee programmed it into the bot as ::unvote this time, since he didn’t specify in the voting thread
this thread is like 100 messages of “how do we unvote and what does skipping do” now
That’s literally Plan A, and the reason why I didn’t vote to skip D1 in the first place. 
+1
Right now, instead of going on and on about magnus, that’s getting redundant, and the specifications of how evee works, most of us don’t seem to know how it really works, is there anything else that people want to talk aboutt, hopefully related to the game?
you wrote me down as having voted Magnus but also having skipped, and I thought skip counted as an unvote
Like we haven’t gotten any idea or any warning if the night phase has started or not, so why waste our time on it? Instead, since we don’t know why not talk about something fruitful?
Oh. Yeah, no. There was nothing mentioned about “vote for death” and “vote to skip” being the same kind.
I mean, we are all Town and Mafia at the same time. There is literally nothing to talk about, other than maybe who we want to kill N1, but I don’t think that’s a good idea, considering the improbability of all 16 players agreeing to kill 1 specific player.
Isn’t there something like having a higher probability of being a mafia member than a town? Like we are having different probabilities for the power roles, what are the chances that it’s the same regarding vt and mafia as well? It’s just a rhetorical question.
Which one are you talking about? The one in the very first? At the start of the day?
Haven’t watched any in 2021, studies are bogging me down. Orz.
I dont think anyone has a higher probability of being mafia than town right now, as there’s a 23.5% base chance for anyone to be mafia. some people may have more like a 23% chance and others a 24% chance, but I don’t think it varies so greatly tbh.
relatable, I think the last one I started was in december and I shelved it to finish later lol
I see. Then it solely depends upon us, the players who we want to frame as mafia or town? Interesting. But it seems too chaotic.
kind of. but yeah, it depends on who dies, and then their flip is determined by randing their role out of their probability list, and that collapses some timelines where they would have had roles other than what they flip as, meaning that the rest of us receive increased or decreased odds of each of our roles as a resulting effect.
it’s not really luck, it’s probability; but considering the roles are randed within the probabilities we’re given, I guess you could sort of put it that way? but there’s a mathematical reason behind it so it’s not just pure luck.