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The survey gives the lazy town more information than the Mafia. Therefore, I think it is fair to leave the role of the surveyor as it is, but to establish a rule that if he comes to the Thief, he dies, regardless of whether the Thief or his team has spent their kill limit for that night. We all know from movies and TV shows that a good journalist always takes risks in pursuit of a story.
And if he just goes around bothering people, as he did in the previous game against me, then no thanks.
Added 20 minutes later
By the way, I just want to understand. What happens if a person doesn't answer the GM's survey? For example, I send out a Night Watch the next night, and suddenly I get a survey directed at me, but for some reason, I can't respond; the night's limit has passed, the GM is waiting for me to answer the survey, but I can't. Does the person who doesn't answer get a modkill or a nerf to their abilities? Or does the Night Watch survey simply not go through, and the journalist is left with a wasted night? What prevents the person being surveyed from completely ignoring the survey in such a case, pretending that they weren't online? And if they really weren't, will they receive some kind of penalty for no reason? No matter how you look at it, the mechanic is flawed; someone risks getting screwed over in various situations.
And if he just goes around bothering people, as he did in the previous game against me, then no thanks.
Added 20 minutes later
By the way, I just want to understand. What happens if a person doesn't answer the GM's survey? For example, I send out a Night Watch the next night, and suddenly I get a survey directed at me, but for some reason, I can't respond; the night's limit has passed, the GM is waiting for me to answer the survey, but I can't. Does the person who doesn't answer get a modkill or a nerf to their abilities? Or does the Night Watch survey simply not go through, and the journalist is left with a wasted night? What prevents the person being surveyed from completely ignoring the survey in such a case, pretending that they weren't online? And if they really weren't, will they receive some kind of penalty for no reason? No matter how you look at it, the mechanic is flawed; someone risks getting screwed over in various situations.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
