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Posts from Mafia 84. Memorized it, turned it in, forgot it!
Logically, it would make sense to execute the person for whom the last vote was cast earlier.
Heroist
12 years ago
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For example, calculate the majority based on the number of votes, not the number of players.
Okay. Let's say there are four of us left + two votes for Larisa. That's five votes, and three are needed to win. I block Larisa and don't vote myself. We're stuck again.
Five votes, need to get three. I'm blocking Larisa and not voting myself.
No, I meant something else. In the case of blocking Larisa, take the majority from the remaining three (since there are no others), i.e., 2.
Otherwise, this kind of situation will happen again.;)
Heroist
12 years ago
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But then the point of the role, which deprives the player of agency, is lost.
Zybr
12 years ago
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For example, calculate the majority based on the number of votes, not the number of players.
The point of a role that silences a player is lost.
Hmm... Indeed. So, we need to be prepared for situations like this.
P.S. If I understand correctly, the students lost after the 3rd night because it was impossible to eliminate the Mafia. The modkill came in handy.:smile04: Moreover, the option of replacing the Ghost was not even considered.:smile29:
Heroist
12 years ago
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If the Ghost had been replaced, the victory would have been guaranteed.
If the Ghost had been replaced, the victory would have been guaranteed.
Did the GM play on the students' side?
Larisa
12 years ago
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Did the GM play on the side of the students?
I sometimes felt that way too. But even he couldn't influence the outcome!
Heroist
12 years ago
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No, the GM was completely neutral; I can tell you that with one hundred percent certainty!)
MasteR
12 years ago
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The GM made one significant mistake, but after that, he didn't act unfairly and did everything as it should be. The winner was determined in a fair fight. The rule changes slightly limited the rights of the Mafia, but I agreed on everything with him before making any changes. And in general,
Well, when there are 3 Town members against 2 Mafia members, and one Town member is silenced, executing a Mafia member doesn't seem possible. Unless one of the Mafia members votes for their own teammate. :D
Woo_oof
12 years ago
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I keep forgetting that you have some strange rules here.
Злобный Ящур
12 years ago
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Why "strange"? To ban someone, an absolute majority (50% + 1 vote) needs to vote in favor. However, due to various vote restrictions, things like this sometimes happen: :smile26:
