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Old 04-20-2007, 07:14 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Volo
Hmm... Ok, I'll start the game when we get 20 players.
By my reckoning, we have 17 already, so only 3 more required. 20 players seems a good number for this kind of game.

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I don't know about this... After all, the Villagers will outnumber the Vampires, and giving the Good Gifteds the ability to PM will make them nearly as strong as the Vampires. Remember that through the lynch seer system we'll get many nearly known Good people!
Makes sense to me. I am not in favour of villager Gifteds being able communicate.

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Originally Posted by Volo
Also I'll post the role to the VSeer in the end of the Night, so that it won't be able to tell it before the next Night starts.
Fair enough. I still think it's a very powerful role but if you want VSeer, I'm fine with that.

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Both are fine with me, though I prefer that the specific role won't be told. I don't think this will matter too much.
It could make a difference, particularly given the powerful nature of the VSeer. With Vampire Gifteds in the game, my vote would be to allow the villager Seer to spot Vampire roles.

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The Lynch Seer process can filled with strategy: If the Lynch Seer posts the riddle early, the Vampires will get hints whom not to kill, if the Lynch Seer posts the riddle late, the To-be-lynched person might not get a chance to post his/her victims name. The later the To-be-lynched person posts the name of his/her victim, the bigger the probability that the Vampires will try killing an already dead person. But the same goes for the Gifteds, the less time they have to chose a person who's not dead already.
Good points. Forget the timing thing and let's go with no Vampire/Gifted kill lists.

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Originally Posted by Volo
I don't fully understand what you're saying there.
The Lynch Seer won't know whose riddle it is for sure when he/she posts it.
The Lynch Seer doesn't chose the victim, he/she choses only if the To-be-lynched person may chose a victim.
Sorry, my mistake. I got mixed up. I was wondering whether it might be more fun if the lynchee would have to solve their own riddle before being able to post a victim, rather than knowing it beforehand.

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Originally Posted by Brinniel
Volo - Do you think you could place all the rules that have been discussed into one post? That may help some...
I think that we could all do with a statement of the rules once they have been finalised, preferably at the beginning of the game thread.

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Oh, there is time. A day before the first Day begins.
can we have at least a day's notice of the start please?

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Sure it can! But it will need some nerve to give an Innocent a free kill.
Presumably, though, it is possible for both the lynchee and the lynch seer to be a Vampire.

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This isn't decided yet, but probably the voting and using your special gifts will happen through E-mail! I hope this ok?
Fine by me. I'm on gmail too.

This is shaping up to be a great game ...
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