Evil? There was the time when the Demon’s claim contradicted the info of the dead Chambermaid on D2, so they self-nominated with the accusation ‘I’m the Demon, the Storyteller shouldn’t have given the poisoned Chambermaid true info.’
Uh… I don’t have ANY idea how this answer has ANYTHING to do with the post you answered to.
I haven’t run the numbers myself but it seems correct that a 0% winrate 25% of the time puts a huge hole in your ability to win consistently
Ironically my first game on this forum was still somehow the best game I’ve ever had as good
Think of it like getting a 0% on a quarter of your assignments in a class and trying to get a passing grade from the other three quarters
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Also, I really shouldn’t be letting myself get baited by an ad hominem attack, but I am sometimes a slightly flawed person so I’m letting it happen anyway.
and it’s 2:42 AM so I’m not pulling examples from more than two games
I’ve just taken an example from your own reality, since that’s what you’ll understand the best. There was no attack involved.
I’m not sure I really read this as targeted specifically at calling your D1 reads bad with intent to insult tbh
I should run the numbers on my D1 reads sometime
But that would take ages
Granted, I think FEFM is probably a pretty good outlier to have on my side 
Maybe my explanation is confusing for people who aren’t already familiar with the set-up? To put things a little more simply:
- If you automatically lose 1 in 4 games, you have to win a lot more of the remaining games to make up for it. Knowing there isn’t a Vortox isn’t helpful enough to make up for it.
- Even if knowing there wasn’t a Vortox were helpful enough to make up for it, you could do even better by solving the game as if there were no Vortox, but not intentionally losing-if-Vortox on D1.
- Even ignoring the above two points, a Minion can turn a game that didn’t have a Vortox into a game with a Vortox.
- But none of that actually matters because it ignores all the reasons people actually play games.
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