Re: TWG CLXXIX: The Third FE Mystery Game Game Thread
1. If you are suggesting the "tiebreaker" is biased, I suggest you read the bastard mechanics portion of the OP
2. Yes, we do. Read the event please. "This event differs from all following events in that discussion of the event as it is ongoing is perfectly legal. There is, however, no strategic planning for the event in private chats."
3. I don't know if you've been in games like this before, but that is respected about 50% of the time. Usually someone will slip up and talk about strategy, and everyone will sheep them. I have already said this.
4. This is interesting, if you don't think about it too much. Here's the breakdown:
A villager gets eliminated, we have a tighter PoE of who might have gotten the prize if it goes to a wolf + unclaimed.
A wolf gets eliminated, it is the exact same either way.
So unless you think it is BETTER to have an infinitesimal chance at figuring out who won a prize and then didn't claim it than it is to have villagers in the rand, your suggestion is worse. Also, if you think that is better, you should voluntarily not vote and eliminate yourself from the event, because your strategy hinges on it being optimal for villagers to be eliminated from the event
1. If you are suggesting the "tiebreaker" is biased, I suggest you read the bastard mechanics portion of the OP
2. Yes, we do. Read the event please. "This event differs from all following events in that discussion of the event as it is ongoing is perfectly legal. There is, however, no strategic planning for the event in private chats."
3. I don't know if you've been in games like this before, but that is respected about 50% of the time. Usually someone will slip up and talk about strategy, and everyone will sheep them. I have already said this.
4. This is interesting, if you don't think about it too much. Here's the breakdown:
A villager gets eliminated, we have a tighter PoE of who might have gotten the prize if it goes to a wolf + unclaimed.
A wolf gets eliminated, it is the exact same either way.
So unless you think it is BETTER to have an infinitesimal chance at figuring out who won a prize and then didn't claim it than it is to have villagers in the rand, your suggestion is worse. Also, if you think that is better, you should voluntarily not vote and eliminate yourself from the event, because your strategy hinges on it being optimal for villagers to be eliminated from the event




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