In post 476, hiplop wrote:basically just the general misconduct of the town thus far in this game
What general misconduct? And don't you think you've been contributing to it?
In post 484, SXTLHGaiden wrote:You soft claimed a role that is likely to be either a cop variant or doc variant. so i wonder why you didn't get killed.
Even if you think he soft claimed something like that, why are you fishing for it right now? And as already made apparent, I think only a select few of us are familiar with the VisCon flavor (you, me, Desp, dunno who else).
In post 486, notscience wrote:Hold the phone
I said I'd get back to you on that
Don't fucking misrep me, I have to catchup and was going to answer that when I did (I kinda forgot about this game today)
Who are you talking to?
By the way, any reads while you're here?
No. It was based on an [Disney?] animated cartoon.
In post 500, borkjerfkin wrote:2) What does 'fakegod setup' mean in general as far as massclaiming being good?
3) How is a massclaim going to help you clear people? This is a fucking important question.
FakeGod puts in a lot of flavor, but he also includes red herrings, etc. So I don't know how beneficial it can be. Although, it DID put us on the right track in Desert Kingdom and Muffin had the game pretty much solved on Day 2 (the town just broke down on Day 3). I don't really want to talk about it very much. I'm still trying to block it out of my mind.
In post 506, borkjerfkin wrote:I'll admit I have read zero Viscon games (and probably wouldn't have expected the mechanics to necessarily be similar between them either).
VisCon games are set in the same universe so the flavor/characters tend to be related/recyclable, and the flavor itself tends to hold a lot of information. But they don't really share much else other than that.
Vote: Hiplop