And as I remember it, the dude who proposed it in M2, chrisk, took so much flack over the idea that he left the game and hasn’t played since. We’ve gotten a lot less hysterical since then.
Huh. This is supposed to be a game of olympic proportions, and it doesn’t involve story, Rysto or Cat? I think the new players have a high standard to live up to.
Have you read M2, pedescribe? 'Cause if that’s the only lesson you took away from the game…
As it happens, scum did not kill the detective Night One. The detective was targeted by both the Vigilante and the Serial Killer. Now it is true that a certain townie came up with a convoluted theory revolving around the assumption that the Mafia killed the detective and pursued it vigorously, egged on beautifully by the scum. But that last bit is one of the most important lessons from M2. The scum sat in the background and let the Town chase its tail for the whole game, and we never figured out what the scum was doing.
Total Lost may be onto something with Thing Fish. Scum love it when 2 townies are in the lead voting and can make it a choice between those two. Good catch (maybe).
One day, a group of masons is going to consist of people who don’t take the mason tag and make it force them to play so fast and loose that they end up having to claim Day One.
One day…
It never used to happen with the masons, there have been a few times they didn’t jump out.
I wonder what changed or is it that feeling of “they are never going to lynch me”, so they can say what they like and the doc will protect me. :rolleyes:
pedescribe in particular seems to be prone to claiming at the drop of a hat. With the vote as it was, there was NO reason for him to claim, IMO. Bad move.
ETA: I could be wrong about pede claiming, but that’s my impression from the last few games I’ve read/played.
Well… except. Once pede had four votes, he’d have remained among the vote leaders thanks to inertia alone. By now he’d have had to claim. Assuming he is telling the truth about being a Mason, that would have sucked royally, because it would have forced the Town to scramble in search of an alternate target in the last 24 hours of the Day. At least his early claim gave them an extra half day to recalibrate.