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Post Post #186 (isolation #0) » Wed Feb 22, 2017 2:33 pm

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  1. Game name
    - biochemistry
  2. Flavor
    - successor to organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry. setup makes heavy use of the "inventor" role. players will be one of four types of compounds in biochemistry: nucleic acids, lipids, carbohydrates, or proteins. everyone of the same class of compound will be in a neighborhood.
  3. Number of players
    - 17
  4. Are hydras allowed (Yes/No)
    - yes
  5. Your modding experience
    - organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry among a bunch of other things
  6. Current modding commitments
    - none
  7. Reviewers
    - guyinfreezer and telltaleheart
  8. Reviewers agreed to FINAL version? (Yes/No)
    - yes
  9. Backup or co-mod
    - telltaleheart
  10. Backup or co-mod's experience
    - tth's summer mafia and the amazing world of gumball
  11. Backup or co-mod's commitments
    - spyro the dragon mini theme
  12. Is it possible your game has any of the following: cults, mid-game alignment changes, moderator lies that cannot be reasonably anticipated (for example, Godfather, Tailor, Miller, Ninja, and mechanics like that are generally fine. Telling someone they are a reflexive doctor when they're actually a PGO is not), secret win conditions, un-divulged non-randomness in player role/alignment generation, direct moderator influence during the game? (Yes/No)
    - No
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Post Post #251 (isolation #1) » Sat Jul 08, 2017 8:02 am

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biochem ends in a
scum
win and tragically failed to dethrone chess mafia as most drawn-out game
The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success.

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