Mechanics you wish were more popular

[Firebringer]

Just thought any mechanics you guys wish was in more games.

Personally, I would love to see other mods adopt Last Will mechanic to their games, because it encourages players to stay more active and involved, but I also like Plotinus "Note PM" for players to submit if they ever have to sub out.

Any specific game mechanics you guys like that you would love to be done in majority of games?

[Firebringer]

Ohh also "draft" games.

Ever since SirCakez Thing Mafia, I have become more interested in their potential.

[Firebringer]

I think Nightless games are really fun.

I originally thought "nightless" games was the most absurd and troll concept ever since no night shenanigans, but some nightless games i have played like legend of the hidden temple is by far some of the funnest games i have ever played.

[Firebringer]

Personally, I would love to see other mods adopt Last Will mechanic to their games, because it encourages players to stay more active and involved

If referring to my old series, I think this was a benefit, but also a bit of something that worked against the flow of the game. It wasn't unusual to have a situation later in a game where you essentially had three players with all of the votes and then what were more or less a couple of voteless players.

Maybe if/when I bring this back something can be built into the game to counter that (even if its just allow splitting of votes being passed on) but im not as sure if the process of a game almost becoming a kingmaker was a benefit or a drawback. I think it could differ depending on what players were asked the question.

You sound like your talking about a completely different thing than I am.

[Firebringer]

How lucky were those events in place for you to get away with that?
Like, seriously.

[Firebringer]

I am thinking of how to implement more ideas from this thread into future setups.