Hmmm?
That makes no sense.
Especially since it was confirmed I couldn’t be a slave.
So Mole.
You’ve just made me suspect you for being a master now
Oh.
The Masters have no reliable way to keep their slaves, because they could just be freed. This will honestly just lead to frustration on the Master’s part. It’s not bad game design at the start, but later in the game it will become a exploit used by the teamers
You could’ve tried to Enslave the night I freed you probably.
Also, the master in charge of you could’ve made you try and enslave too.
Would make sense, wouldn’t it?
@gingerbeardgentleman what happens if:
Person A attempts to free Person B.
Person B is enslaved but tries to / is made to enslave Person C.
Person D is the master of Person B, puppeting them when they get Freed.
(Order of actions?)
All slaves perform their actions before anyone is enslaved or freed.
So person B would be made to attempt the enslavement of Person C, but he would also be freed that round (assuming no other actions against person B)
Person D would receive a message that he has lost person B as a slave, and may simultaneously receive a message that he has enslaved person C (depending on whether others also try to enslave C or C is a master, etc.).
and Person A would receive a message that person B is now free.
However, If a slave tries to free someone, they are told, “despite your efforts, (target) remains a slave”, regardless of whether or not their target actually is a slave.
Those are the only two results when someone attempts to free someone. This means that if somebody is enslaved on the same round that a different player attempts to free him, he’ll get the “despite your efforts…” message, and if someone already is free, someone else attempts to free him, and nobody attempts to enslave the target, the person attempting to free the target will receive the “(target) is now free” message.
In other words, the feedback from attempted liberations has nothing to do with the original state of the target, and only takes into consideration the final state.
Also how could PKR free moleland? Moleland tried to enslave the first round so could not have been enslaved himself.
Shooting your accuser totally gonna make you look like a teamer and avoid the next sheriffs wrath.
If you free someone the same round as they are enslaved do you receive the feedback that you freed them? if so then someone could have tried to enslave Mole round 2. If no then PKR is lying.
They wouldn’t be enslaved in the first place. A person can not be both successfully freed and successfully enslaved in the same round.