I never planned to win. I just hate handicapping the town so badly inadvertently.
There are worse combos for the town. And why do you care if the town or evils win? You weren't the town team.
But they cant communicate with the couple so it makes it harder IMO. Sure you can do that, but something like last night can happen where one is killed causing a three way death party
I wouldn't be opposed to Cupid being able to send the couple one message a day or the couple being and/or the could being able to message Cupid. Have it go through the GM so they can't use it to learn who Cupid is.
That's completely different than what I'm saying though. You're talking in game strategy. I'm talking about the role itself. it's boring AF. If I'm going to play a role that it going to generate hate, it should at least be fun. I literally pick a pair of players night one, then the role does NOTHING. On top of that, it's not a solo role. You're at the mercy of what two other players are doing.
Meh, there are lots of roles without much to do. I splashed once and didn't use my role the entire rest of the game.
I get what you're saying though. Cupid is more fun for players who like to focus on strategy and deception. If you want to use your role abilities, it's not a fun role.
But then they cupided pair could literally just say "hey give me a 'specific reaction here' on my post when I make reference to a cartoon" and find out who the cupid is on day 1.
But side note on your example, others would absolutely pick up on something like that in this game and with this group. So it's a risk. .
Nah, I've done similar multiple times as a wolf, and if anybody ever picked up on it, they've never said so. Reactions are very easy to hide.
I dunno, am I missing something? What's the point of hiding what you are at this point, other than to look guilty? I know a lot of the other variables (Cupid, Instigator, Kat vouching and now proven) are off the table, but I'm curious why?
I nearly mentioned his role in my initial post clearing him, then noticed at the last second he didn't role claim, so I deleted it. I agree it was pretty easy to figure out, but there was no need to claim it outright, so
I almost poisoned Kat as “fuck you” for trying to get me killed, then decided to not deliberately hurt the town. Accidentally is okay
I said I didn't want to pick but they made me!
I am always amused as to what everyone imagines the warden's weapon to be
I always imagined a spiked bat. I don't know why, it's pretty weird now that I think about it.
Imagine if I had just watered Jawneh instead
God dammit
Imagine if I'd watered either of the two people the dice picked.
I see where she's coming from but I don't share that philosophy [about evils helping each other]
Agreed. Specifically their win conditions say they have to kill each other.
Zell has said multiple times that the game is balanced with the intention that evils are tentative allies. Obviously not to the point of their own detriment, but they shouldn't be helping the town. If every team tries to help the town win when they feel they can't, then the town will be overpowered.
Bigger question is why the town never tried to consider the 4th wolf power. They just forgot about it. Or more accurately, they only considered Local being the alpha, nit what Jawneh could be if he was wolf.
Like many people here, I assumed a blind wolf due to strong townie kills the first two nights. I did consider guardian, but figured they'd have already used it if they had it. Three shadow wolves never once occurred to me as a possibility, though I did kinda expect the second one.
Honestly feel like this was a fun one.
Standouts from the "endgame":
Jawneh, Local (aside from a little hiccup there at the end, but I can only imagine how badly I would have fucked up in his spot), and Kelly all really stood out as playing a great game.
Completely agreed. I can't even blame Local for the botched lynch. His reasoning to wait until the last minute to mess with Benzine's picks made sense. It's tough to coordinate when you're on different teams.
I've said John-ah for 20 years.
This is how I've always read it.
I was tempted to let you live just for the gimmick (and the gators) but I didn't want to be a shitty teammate.
I wouldn't have blamed you.
Do Kat and Alu think he's lying still?
I did!!
This is the biggest built-in issue I see with Wolf. By nature of it, there are some players who are just going to get taken out early and essentially don't get to play. Which is dumb. At least the dead-body solves people getting to do nothing at all.
Part of the fun is avoiding this! This is actually why I almost never role claim: it leaves me suspicious enough that the evils don't kill me. I used to get killed early a lot until I started to do that.
Btw, @Local Hero got the codes right but the reasoning wrong. Each non-wolf was assigned a common bird name. I think Vash was the parrot, and Local was the duck or something.
Which bird was I?