Statistics: Posted by Steely Mallon — November 19th, 2009, 11:18 pm
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~Paidea
Statistics: Posted by Paidea — November 19th, 2009, 10:18 pm
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To say that lurking (purposeful inactivity) is a strategy is stupid. Lurking cannot be a strategy since lurking is not even playing.
You confuse lurking and just not looking at the topic. Lurking is actively viewing the topic to learn something or maybe to do something else. Whereas what you are referring to is just not doing anything in the game. Lurking is something I do often in the early portions of the game, not going to say why, other than it is effective for strategy if used right.
Statistics: Posted by Thyker — November 18th, 2009, 11:40 pm
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Real life application: you can't even lynch someone who doesn't show up during the day (which is equivalent to not responding to a prod). In my opinion, players who don't respond to a prod after a set amount of game days should be modkilled, instead of allowed to simply "exist". Replacing a player is sketchy depending on how long the game has gone and what has transpired.
~Paidea
Statistics: Posted by Paidea — November 18th, 2009, 11:21 pm
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Topsummoner wrote:
Why is V1 winning? It defeats the ENTIRE purpose of a prod?
Because more people believe it's a better option. That's how a poll works.
They believe it's a better option because it'll do nothing to affect their 'strategy' of inactiveness.
DragonCrusher1 wrote:
Topsummoner wrote:
Why is V1 winning? It defeats the ENTIRE purpose of a prod?
I'd rather have a prod in which the results are not revealed to the public than a prod that does.
Why? It defeats the whole purpose of a prod if 1. There's no consequences for not responding and 2. The results are not revealed.
Things will stay the exact same as they are now. Inactivity will continue, and inactives will not be lynched.
Statistics: Posted by Topsummoner — November 18th, 2009, 10:56 pm
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It's not like it will remain secret anyway, we will be able to tell if someone is playing-inactive or not based on if they are prodded and replaced or prodded and stay in the game.
With v1, they stay in the game regardless.
Statistics: Posted by Hojunhu — November 18th, 2009, 10:26 pm
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Why is V1 winning? It defeats the ENTIRE purpose of a prod?
I'd rather have a prod in which the results are not revealed to the public than a prod that does.
Statistics: Posted by twinArmageddons — November 18th, 2009, 9:43 pm
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Why is V1 winning? It defeats the ENTIRE purpose of a prod?
Because more people believe it's a better option. That's how a poll works.
Statistics: Posted by Thyker — November 18th, 2009, 8:51 pm
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I leave you with these words of advice: It takes a certain number of votes for someone to be lynched. Keep this in mind in your endeavor into the world of mafia.
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Statistics: Posted by Animal — November 18th, 2009, 6:29 pm
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Also, in case someone was wondering, I talked to Top, and we decided punishments for breaking ODP rules will not carry between variants and standard games.
And to anyone who said they want to sit out a game, you're welcom to still vote. I'm hoping the results will set some sort of standard for future games.
Statistics: Posted by Steely Mallon — November 17th, 2009, 10:28 pm
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Inny Mcninny. Please don't make me Mafia.
VVVVV
DragonCrusher1 wrote:
Landerpurex wrote:
In.
OP wrote:
Also, I will start enforcing violations of ODPs from last game. Lander, Deathtide, I'm sorry, but we have to start this sooner or later, so I can't let you play this game.
Sorry Deathtide
Statistics: Posted by Scar — November 17th, 2009, 10:27 pm
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