[FNZ] Super Role Madness Pokemon: I choose you!

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1. you, bitch. I completely skipped the night chat and made 1 emote post to charlie in the last 48 hours and you've dropped my name a couple times but I've noticed that you didn't include me in your list of lyloers and you haven't tried to get my attention a single fucking time

2. No, you're doing the exact same weaselly shit where you drop a vote on me day 1 and go "oh its just a little pressure I don't really mean that much by it" and whenever you see someone town read me you go "erm can someone explain the town reads on york??? I don't really get the town reads on york because york doesn't seem townie to meeee but idk I'm just a silly little cookie"
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Charlie is probably Town based on his night chat. If it was a scum ability I‘d expect it to have some benefits for scum attached and to be non refillable. But he‘s using it twice, so it’s a good look.
 
Charlie is probably Town based on his night chat. If it was a scum ability I‘d expect it to have some benefits for scum attached and to be non refillable. But he‘s using it twice, so it’s a good look.
Ah, yeah, I forgot about that, valid point. I guess he should just enable that again tonight so we get confirmation.

I'm a tad worried about his "what's the case on X?" comments, because I don't think it's the first one. Like, Charlie, get a grip on the game, homie xD Read Shuji and see for yourself.
 
Ah, yeah, I forgot about that, valid point. I guess he should just enable that again tonight so we get confirmation.

I'm a tad worried about his "what's the case on X?" comments, because I don't think it's the first one. Like, Charlie, get a grip on the game, homie xD Read Shuji and see for yourself.
He seems more chill or a little lazy compared to his usual games, but Idt it’s scummy.
 
What were mafia games like in your community? You play with fewer roles, mountainous?
I've played much more mountainous than I have role-madness... though, I actually randed scum in my first two games. And after I won them, the next host (who had been a victim of both my scum wins) made me the only vanilla town in an otherwise role madness setup (I was only slightly miffed - I probably would have messed up the actions as I was very inexperienced back then).

In my original community, we played for fun so roles were assigned by hosts for entertainment value, and not always randomised. There was no guarantee of balance if roles were involved, and the game was *very* heavily based on flavour and story-telling. I can play role madness if I have to, but it's not my preference.
 
I've played much more mountainous than I have role-madness... though, I actually randed scum in my first two games. And after I won them, the next host (who had been a victim of both my scum wins) made me the only vanilla town in an otherwise role madness setup (I was only slightly miffed - I probably would have messed up the actions as I was very inexperienced back then).

In my original community, we played for fun so roles were assigned by hosts for entertainment value, and not always randomised. There was no guarantee of balance if roles were involved, and the game was *very* heavily based on flavour and story-telling. I can play role madness if I have to, but it's not my preference.
The story telling aspect reminds me of Regular Mafia back on Orojackson. @Ratchet helped create that community. It was more of an RPG with a few Mafia elements.
 
I've played much more mountainous than I have role-madness... though, I actually randed scum in my first two games. And after I won them, the next host (who had been a victim of both my scum wins) made me the only vanilla town in an otherwise role madness setup (I was only slightly miffed - I probably would have messed up the actions as I was very inexperienced back then).

In my original community, we played for fun so roles were assigned by hosts for entertainment value, and not always randomised. There was no guarantee of balance if roles were involved, and the game was *very* heavily based on flavour and story-telling. I can play role madness if I have to, but it's not my preference.
Similar in our community, mountainous is a starting point, then we might add 1-2-3 roles max for balance, we're quite conservative in that regards - there is a very strong focus for solving via thread, not roles. We never play role madness. This is my fifth role heavy game on OLF/WG so I'm starting to get a grasp of it.

I don't have that strong preference between mountainous VS role madness, just gotta accept it's a bit different game altogether. Also, these role madnesses have a v. high learning curves, especially if you roll Indie, like I did twice. Then you have no idea what to fake claim, when the game gets to mass claiming :D
 
That sounds nice. I do like it when hosts are an active participant in the story-telling element of the game. It feels very personalised in games like that.
It was also easy for Town players when you had WUs that tell you what exactly happened at night. Each player had a code name fitting their character, so when it was based on a specific flavour you could decipher characters and abilities. I was part of two Town sweeps with no Town deaths back in the day.
 
Similar in our community, mountainous is a starting point, then we might add 1-2-3 roles max for balance, we're quite conservative in that regards - there is a very strong focus for solving via thread, not roles. We never play role madness. This is my fifth role heavy game on OLF/WG so I'm starting to get a grasp of it.

I don't have that strong preference between mountainous VS role madness, just gotta accept it's a bit different game altogether. Also, these role madnesses have a v. high learning curves, especially if you roll Indie, like I did twice. Then you have no idea what to fake claim, when the game gets to mass claiming :D
Yes, I can imagine it being difficult to know what to claim when you're Indie. At least with a scum team, you can coordinate your claims and plan for what to do if you end up down the proverbial creek. I actually won my first game by claiming my own scum role in order to enlist town's help in lynching the Serial Killer, that I had narrowed down to two players. Although I died, one of my fellow mafia survived MYLO.
 
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