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not gonna lie, this is very impressive so far. shroomed is the man.
I have something you might want to watch.
Usually I determine that from RVS, but it seems I'm the main suspect right now lol. I'd be fine with you guys continuing to question me if you have anything to go off of, but I'd like to see what Sang and Orbo think about events thus far; I haven't heard anything from them since the game started.not gonna lie, this is very impressive so far. shroomed is the man.
who do you wanna investigate first, spak?
Yeah, but there are no votes in this game.I don't think you'll actually be modkilled fwiw. My game's punish editing posts with permanent modvotes and these rules are already kind of strict.
You could be warned or something.Yeah, but there are no votes in this game.
YEAH, sureYo, Zalak, could you elaborate on the votetrails thing? What do you think could be tricky?
Like I said, I think the pros of everyone posting solid stances outweigh the cons. It's just a potential danger that occurred to me.So you don't want people to say who they think the assassins are?
I didn't say no discussion. I only meant be vaguer, and don't make it 100% obvious who you would execute as king. Right now, I don't even think it's what we should do, but I think it's something that we might as well consider. Not discussing anything is NOT something I think we should consider.Honestly Zalak I find even talking about possibly...not talking about the assassins to be one of the scummier suggestions I've seen put into the beginning of a game. Like there's no way to play mafia without discussion
I don't see anything wrong with turning up the pressure on someone, but I don't think it's a good idea for a king to pick 2 people they're considering to lynch and only focus on them, unless it's late into the day. If you were to do that early on, it would make it very easy for the other players to hide in the shadows.So my question would then be, what is the problem of turning up the pressure and letting someone know they are going to be lynched by the King?
Hypothetical Situation:
If I were to be named King, I would announce 2 slots I am considering to lynch and go from there. I would have those be my nominations of discussion and things would go from there. However, nothing in mafia is ever concrete and someone could change minds.
This type of mafia is starting to make me think it is more about Charisma and Charm over other things will save you more so than naught. It only matters at the end of the day what the King thinks of your slot and then you are dandy, but that changes on a day to day bases.
I have some things I am looking out for in terms of things that will trip some red flags in my mind.
I SEE WHAT YOU'RE SAYING, but just because the kings have free will, that doesn't mean we can't establish some kind of structure, and punish kings who break that structure.I feel a little PTSD from your first line of making everyone go through trials. *shiver*
Regardless, you cannot set a structure to this sort of game. That's the point of this game actually. Focus on trying to find scum rather then trying to find out a "clear-way" this game can be worked out because it will only convolute the thread. Every King will be different and every day will be different. Exciting, no?
Zalak, talk to me about your brief discussion with Maven and then Sang's post which, in turn, caused these conversations of (maven:you | J:you). What do you make of their inquiries to your position you had taken?
I was the vague though, so I think this was most likely just a miscommunication. Also my idea is admittedly pretty out there, so criticism of it isn't scummy at all. Maven felt a little too aggressive, but that's all.Like I said, I think the pros of everyone posting solid stances outweigh the cons. It's just a potential danger that occurred to me.
UNLESS THE NEXT KING IS ALSO ANTI-STRUCTUREI SEE WHAT YOU'RE SAYING, but just because the kings have free will, that doesn't mean we can't establish some kind of structure, and punish kings who break that structure.
I was trying to get everyone's opinion about my idea, so I'm glad Maven spoke his mind. What bothered me though, is that fact that I specifically asked Maven what he thought about the risks involved with leaving vote trails, but he instead only stated what he doesn't like about the idea. To me, that feels slightly aggressive, because he is ignoring one aspect of the situation in order to make me defend myself. I don't think this is necessarily scummy though, it's just something that bothered me a little bit.I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR EVERYONE ELSE'S OPINION ON THAT THOUGH.
Maven89
What do you think of the risk I mentioned? Do you think it's that big a deal?
Yeah, let's make it Friday. I'll update the title.
Not literal sunset. Flavor sunset.(Sunset in what time zone?)
The only problem for that is I have no basis for announcing two slots of suspicion, and the two slots I would announce would know that. Other than that, good D2-end strat.So my question would then be, what is the problem of turning up the pressure and letting someone know they are going to be lynched by the King?
Hypothetical Situation:
If I were to be named King, I would announce 2 slots I am considering to lynch and go from there. I would have those be my nominations of discussion and things would go from there. However, nothing in mafia is ever concrete and someone could change minds.
This type of mafia is starting to make me think it is more about Charisma and Charm over other things will save you more so than naught. It only matters at the end of the day what the King thinks of your slot and then you are dandy, but that changes on a day to day bases.
I have some things I am looking out for in terms of things that will trip some red flags in my mind.
I think J was trying to say that he would have 2 people to start the conversation and then, in his own words, "go from there".I don't see anything wrong with turning up the pressure on someone, but I don't think it's a good idea for a king to pick 2 people they're considering to lynch and only focus on them, unless it's late into the day. If you were to do that early on, it would make it very easy for the other players to hide in the shadows.
But wouldn't that just be the same as normal Mafia with one lynch suggester?HMM, I think you might be right about charisma and charm being especially effective when you only have to worry about convincing one player. I think it's really important that the villagers are give SOME kind of say in the execution. I think instead of all of us voting on who the king should execute, the king should say who they would like to execute, and we should vote on whether or not they should go through with it...
or something like that.
Let me get this straight: You asked for one person's opinion (tagging and asking them directly) on someone and they responded with why they thought the idea was a bad one. You then felt offended that they stated their opinion and said it was "aggressive". He gave his honest response and you would have accused him of question dodging if he didn't answer the question.I was trying to get everyone's opinion about my idea, so I'm glad Maven spoke his mind. What bothered me though, is that fact that I specifically asked Maven what he thought about the risks involved with leaving vote trails, but he instead only stated what he doesn't like about the idea. To me, that feels slightly aggressive, because he is ignoring one aspect of the situation in order to make me defend myself. I don't think this is necessarily scummy though, it's just something that bothered me a little bit.
*Somethingsomeone
I'm just trying to think of a way to give the villagers more of a voice. I worry about what might happen when the scum players only need to convince the king of their innocence to survive. I guess I just have to have faith in our kings.But wouldn't that just be the same as normal Mafia with one lynch suggester?
Let me get this straight: You asked for one person's opinion (tagging and asking them directly) on someone and they responded with why they thought the idea was a bad one. You then felt offended that they stated their opinion and said it was "aggressive". He gave his honest response and you would have accused him of question dodging if he didn't answer the question.
FoS: Zalak
I have no problem with him calling my idea scummy,
J asked me what I thought about Maven's inquiry, so I stated the problems I had with it. I never said it was scummy that he didn't like my idea. That's perfectly normal. What I didn't like was the possibility that he was intentionally twisting my words (not very worried about that, cuz I wasn't very clear about what I was suggesting), and the fact that he ignored one of my questions. I'm not saying Maven is scum because he ignored a question, but that's a small problem I had with his inquiry. I WAS ASKED, so I told.I was trying to get everyone's opinion about my idea, so I'm glad Maven spoke his mind. What bothered me though, is that fact that I specifically asked Maven what he thought about the risks involved with leaving vote trails, but he instead only stated what he doesn't like about the idea.
So...Like I said, I think the pros of everyone posting solid stances outweigh the cons. It's just a potential danger that occurred to me.
Yes. That's a pretty big difference, and it's the main thing that separates King Maker from a normal game. One player can hold all the power to take out scum. Like I said though, I don't think we should really act on this. It's just something that I considered.So...
You're worried about madia being able ro nk someone who is doing well, which is a standard threar jn a regular game where you can have one person finding everyone out. Onlyndofference is in a usual game that guy has to convince multiple people vs one oerson or himself