Open Setup Discussion Thread

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#121

I’m assuming there would be still Day 1 Lynch?

#122

Inb4 the mafia all die and no townies ever died

#123

yep, that is correct. Day 1 is just a normal day.

i think the setup is still UBER swingy, but if I have to be honest what else can you expect from multiball?

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#124

It’s still fun though

#125

So if you are scum and are about to lose then you can just not kill anyone at night and stall the game forever.

#126

oh right forgot to mention
“If nobody dies for 5 nights EVERYBODY LOSES”

#127

Force the scum to always kill

Ez fix

#128

That’s unfun as in mafia will always rather lose then lose

#129

This is worse, if Vigilante is gone, and there is only 1 scum left and everyone knows who it is, then they can spend 5 nights without killing so instead of a lose it becomes a draw.

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#130

Or make the minimum amount of lynches always 1 whether someone dies or not.

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#131

No one dies for 5 nights Town auto wins :wink:

#132

forcing wolves to always kill is a quick fix, so sure i’ll go for htat

#133

Or give town always 1 lynch even if no one dies at night. Also, does the vigilante kill also give town an extra lynch?

#134

I’m not which is why I asked about Day 1.

The swingyness pretty much depends on who is who on any side.
Vigilante would still have infinite shots + doesn’t suicide after shooting Town?

#135

I hear Multiball FM

Me like.

#136

yeah, it does
i think if village always gets a lynch it becomes a little too village-sided for my taste; takes away the wolves’ control over village

#137

of course, that should be considered standard for vanilla games imo

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#138

Wouldn’t that take away some of the risk of killing a villager as vigilante? Since you are basically trading 1 villager for an extra lynch.

#139

it’s still a dead villager even if it adds an extra lynch
i feel it’s still a huge detriment to shoot villas even then

#140

That setup would look MUCH worse if Viligante wasnt in rolelist.

I very like the fact it forces both sides to act differently than in typical CFM.