breaking news: ability that stops literally every bad thing that could possibly happen to you at night is in fact not a protective ability because it has like 2 situations where it’s bad
Back in the old days the old FoL team always had the definition of SFoL as a game with 3 out of 4 of:
- A king mechanic.
- Conversion
- Many abilities per class.
- ToL theming
Although it was fairly flexible in cases that were pretty obviously SFoLs despite not meeting all the neccecary criteria.
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Just a question: what do you personally think, how many percent of the active fol players are playing tol regularly?
17 D3
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16 N3
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15 (maybe 14) D4
This is breaking point, because optimal play would suggest that Marshal blows up at d4
Like, if you find yourself more on BD rather than scum wagons at the EoD that’s kind of your problem.
isn’t that counter intuitive? “Hey, you mislynched, here get some additional punishment too”
Tbh, Wazza got occupied and redirected two straight nights. Like, protectives need to stop outing themselves for no reason as if an occupier exists then they’ll make you useless.
We also had a Physician who no-actioned tonight, the GK guards themselves despite being in the PoE, and another Physician healed Wazza despite him being in the PoE. And neither CWs are using IW. Like, the night play here is just so unbelievably sub-par that I’ve never seen something like it before.
I did confess that I made the game a tad wolfsided, but geez. The fact that out of 7 protectives that none of them are getting saves is insane.
Neither of the 2 killers have targeted wolves as well. The only wolf that was the target of a BD offensive was the ascetic LW, so yeah. And the Noble isn’t sending in any night actions.