[SFoL] SFoL 57: Last Stand of the Virtuous [Canned]

ok ye this is kind of questionable

Okay but youā€™re host so you can sub them out anyways if itā€™s obvious they arenā€™t playing

Itā€™s technically (mathematically, not necessarily practically) optimal for town to no-lynch while an even number of players live, and for scum to then no-kill so that town doesnā€™t get to an odd number of players

Look up the MafiaScum wiki page on Happily Ever After scenarios

PLEASE GOD NO

I want a standard where people can be confident of whether or not theyā€™re meeting it

Why lol

it would be fun to have a soulcatcher or blasphemer

What if I have zero participation requirement and WotM out the people I donā€™t expect to play

Is that a valid way to do things

Dead interaction takes your kills and YEETS them away because as it turns out having multiple town treestumps is insane

That would actually qualifyā€¦ to me

Yes it is
You kinda have to be forceful and know that some people might be pissed

How do I do that without feeling like Iā€™m being mean

Same can be said for post and wordcount.

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you really canā€™t unfortunately

I think thereā€™s a meaningful difference between ā€˜I think Solic is scumā€™ and ā€˜[700-word wallpost on why Solic is scum]ā€™

Well and itā€™s not fun having dead peopleā€™s reads basically having a major say in the game when all but one of the alive players canā€™t interact with them

Realistically any standard I could set would end up being Goodhartā€™s-Lawā€™ed into oblivion but this one seems slightly less vulnerable to that

i think this participation requirement is scum

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Then do it how you want. Iā€™m saying itā€™s less transparant and thatā€™s true.

In my games, I just named it meaningful content instead of attaching a number to it. If you donā€™t trust my host discretion enough, then donā€™t join the game. :man_shrugging:

Thatā€™s a legitimate way of doing things but Iā€™d personally prefer to avoid a standard where people might be uncertain of whether theyā€™re meeting it