Well, this is interesting. Let's see what we can find.
↑ Bitmap wrote:@Om:
I'm a math guy. Using previous games from the wiki as statistics, what was the probability of a town win when everyone claimed their partners? What is the probability that town won at all?
The answer is 0% for both of them.
I think the problem with the last few games is that there was not a lot of discussion and just random lynches thrown around just hoping that a pair would end up holding someone scummy. All of the other games only had 12 pages or less of game talk.
Listen, we have 2 weeks. Let's use it to it's full extent. Most of the previous games failed because they just random lynched and didn't provide much discussion.
If my calculations are right even though I'm a bit rusty in Stats, our chances are around 1/3 to win this as town.
Because imagine it like 2 town pairs and 2 scum pairs. It's
(2 choose 1)/(4 choose 2) which ends up to be 1/3. My work might be off and if anyone knows statistics, feel free to correct me.
Nice use of math. I am good at math myself, but this blows my mind away.
↑ Venmar wrote:Wait. Town can be paired with scum? I didn't know that...
In that case sorry, i thought that all town pairs were together and scum were paired together.
Well, I can see why you would NOW find that out.
If (and that's a big IF) there are 2 couples with Scum, at best we (the town) should be able to get 2 chances to kill scum. There are a lot of scenarios that can occur however.
Day 1: Double Town Couple dies. (You go to LYLO) Scum dies with Town (Great! A good start.)
Day 2 (DT): Double Town dies (
Mafia wins
) Scum dies with Town (Still in it)
Day 2 (TS): Double Town dies (You go to LYLO) Scum dies with Town. (
Town Wins
)
Day 3: Double Town dies (
Mafia Wins
) Scum dies with Town (
Town Wins
)
I know I'm going a little bit too math, but that's pretty much the basic point.
Overall: I agree with Bitmap, we should use these Game Days to the best of our extent. We can't do quick hammers unless we are guaranteed that player is scum. I'll hold my vote for now.