Mini 2032: TAZ Mafia: Murder on the Rockport Limited [over]

[Lycanfire]

Town are you ok?

[Lycanfire]

Soz for flaking out on the review

I suppose I could have spent time trying to learn the theme

What did people like/dislike about the role madness nature of the game? I hit a brick wall in all the uncontrollable factors and I think my biggest advice to xyzzy was to combat it by giving the mafia more control

[Lycanfire]

Shoshin was pretty scummy by overtly pretending to be BP and the switcheroo business. NSG should have been lynched in every world but I understand how Nos4a2 scumread her.

[Lycanfire]

The problem with arguing best mechanical play all the time, Shoshin, is that you start sounding like Reasonably Rational, who absolutely would argue best mechanical play as scum.

[Lycanfire]

Technically nolynching in general is stupid. If it actually helped town, scum would just nokill.

No lynching here was only really compounding the "checklist" town was spiraling down. Playing by a checklist is really, really fishy, because it isn't just speculative play, it's presumptive. That's why I brought up Reasonably Rational: I remember how that hydra was rigging the outcomes of town's plans in Steven Universe 2.

I'd say here it was a good idea, if not for obvscum NSG. Scum should no-kill, but the kill was really indicative that NSG was going to go down and somebody was looking to lategame. Throwing it back in the other court is very much an "expect nothing" play, which would have been fine, again, if the evidence pointing to NSG wasn't as obvious and loud as it was.

[Lycanfire]

Technically nolynching in general is stupid. If it actually helped town, scum would just nokill.

No lynching here was only really compounding the "checklist" town was spiraling down. Playing by a checklist is really, really fishy, because it isn't just speculative play, it's presumptive of its outcome. That's why I brought up Reasonably Rational: I remember how that hydra was rigging the town's plans in Steven Universe 2.

I'd say here it was a good idea, if not for obvscum NSG. Scum should no-kill, but the kill was really indicative that NSG was going to go down and somebody was looking to lategame. Throwing it back in the other court is very much an "expect nothing" play, which would have been fine, again, if the evidence pointing to NSG wasn't as obvious and loud as it was.

[Lycanfire]

how do i delete post

[Lycanfire]

that's what i get for make sentence wrong