FoL Feedback Thread

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#4281

the point is to make it challenging so it’s fun.

#4282

but I did nerf the wincon so you only have to extract esscence once.

#4283

Predicting who will die once isn’t an insane wincon - I mean technically as long as it heals one person successfully, it never needs to since Crimson potion is only consumed if used on themselves or someone who didn’t require healing.

#4284

Although I don’t think it needs knife potion.

#4285

The majority of players wish to remove trials from FoL. Many abilities rely on them, but most are easily replaceable.

One ability in particular, the incredibly iconic king ability, seems to be the most problematic.

It is time to decide the fate of decide fate.

  • Replace Decide Fate with an entirely new day ability (Ideas below)
  • Remove Decide Fate entirely with no replacement
  • Replace Decide Fate with a similar ability that doesn’t rely on trials (once again, ideas below)

0 voters

#4286

Just have the flip delayed if decide fate still has a charge and the King can force pardon and the lynch cancelled.
Also allow the King to hammer a lynch if 1/3 living players, excluding themselves, vote someone. Done.

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#4287

Or simply, don’t use it in day 2 every time!

#4288

This is a pain in the butt for impatient players and hosts though

#4289

Also Secret Option 4 is removing the king entirely

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#4290

But it stops a quick lynch while the King is asleep

#4291

Perhaps you can secretly choose a person to autohammer or autoveto

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#4292

Perhaps only delay a flip if the King has voted pardon or not yet voted at all :thinking:

#4293

So you say to the host “autohammer Moleland” and when he has the votes but not all the votes he dies

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#4294

Plus the vote discount

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#4295

Love you too baebee

#4296

that’s true
it’s the only way to make decide fate pardon work realistically.
but it’s still a pain in the butt

And do we think a random alignment executioner is a healthy class?

#4297

Isn’t it essentially what it is now? :thinking:

#4298

Kinda but not really
Keeping someone off trial is much easier to play around

#4299

In essence yes but in funtionality no

voting for pressure would be much riskier and likely cease to exist as a byproduct

#4300

Yes