Ok this satisfies me a bit more.In post 97, Imperium wrote:I'm loathe to continue quote stripe interactions, but no probably can't give you an example right off the top of my head. There was a mini normal game by empire - Star Wars something, his most recent one, where someone hated my opening. Probably true for most of empire's games actually. I seem to remember getting crap. Other games, eh, I've played well over a hundred games one multiple forums, I'd like to keep most of them in my head but my memory's not that great. General sentiment is there though. Usually there are a bunch of people who've played with me that go, eh that's just Tammy dude.
Ah I think you're reading too much into my interaction with you or at least misreading my motivations, which is normal even people who've played with me forever get it completely wrong why I'm doing what I'm doing. When I say you'll drop the read it isn't me going you're town you'll drop the read, it's more a way for me to interact with you. I don't have a read on anyone yet; I rarely do this early in the game. I do believe if you are town, you'll see I'm town. I believe that of most people. I think the only people who have kept scum reads on me longer than normal have been new people who usually scum read me for weird reasons and random people here and there. AVox, where has he been?, always reads me as scum no matter what if I'm town, and I've had the occasional tunneler. Sometimes scum tunnel on me to do that why would I tunnel on universal town read thing and for other reasons I won't say because I don't want anyone getting any ideas, but those are fewer and far between. I guess I could one day lose my town mojo, but I hope that's not this game it would just be too sad.
Mostly I wanted to see your reaction and if it could give me an early leaning read on you. You thinking I'm scum is the most interesting thing that's happened this game save the setup talk and I, being quite self-absorbed, have a tendency to interact with and try to sort people who are poking at me and scum reading me.
Something townpings me about the fact that you say you were trying to read me but it wasn't obvious (at least to me) in the first place. Something to do with the fact that scum want to make their "scumhunting" transparent.
I'll check the game you mentioned at some point.
I read that thread. I can imagine scenarios where it would benefit scum if a lot of flees were used early, but objectively later on it'll be easier to determine who scum are.In post 98, reso wrote:This is an Insta-distrust to me.In post 96, Infinity 324 wrote:I think d1 is the best time to use flees.
Why? The following is from the Predict the Flip setup thread, which cfj has stated that this game is mathematically equivalent to in the Micro Queue.
So yeah, Infinity insta-distrust.In post 7, podoboq wrote:So I run a traditional gaming club at my university, and we just started meeting again for the semester. We play werewolf all the time, and only had 11 people last night which is a bit small, so I thought, hey, why not try out this setup?
We had eight townies and two goons.
The first round, they singled out an obvtown, and everyone predicted her town, nobody jokered.
Then they decided to have two people per round joker or predict something that the majority doesn't predict, in case they're wrong. People just jokered.
Town wasted several jokers, and the group kept picking townies to flip
Then we lost half of the town at once when they predicted a scum flip incorrectly.
We're down to four players, and they have six people left to flip. They pick the scum, one of them guesses correctly (thinking he was wrong, but splitting the numbers just in case), and he was left the only living player.
He had four other players left to flip, and basically needed to guess which one of them was scum. He guessed two town correctly, then guessed town on the remaining scum, and lost.
It was super cool. Players were pretty confused about the whole thing for a while, and since they're mostly familiar with role madness, I got a lot of people asking "So how do we find out who the werewolves are?" So my group probably wasn't going to play it the best, but the scum did a good job.It's scum that convinced people to waste their jokers early, and intentionally picked off townies early.Very fun game. Very excited to play it here.