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What do you mean by that? What game?

Well, it *is* true that he has hosted quite a lot of games in the past. Besides: How hard can it be to follow a predefined setup?

That's nice to hear, especially since I have only been here for two games (in recent time at least). The latter of which I got killed on N1.

OoooOo- alright I'm dead. Kinda went out from this:

I think it's unlikely that we can support a Matrix12 game, since it's a minimum of 17 players. I think we should create a massive registration thread and see if we can create a Matrix12 game. If that's not possible, we'll just create as many parallel Matrix6 games as we can. Eg 9 participants ->...

Oooooooooooo ooooohohhhh

I'll let Thingyman explain that.

Matrix12, but in a much smaller scale. There are random 6 possible setups instead of 12. http://wiki.mafiascum.net/index.php?title=Matrix6

Anyone wants to host a Matrix6 game? I can't because I would be one of the participants.

OOoooooo At least you aren't dinner ooooohhhh

*and was a villager. OOOoooooohhhhh

Saw it, registered an account, and considered it. Thing is, I never really liked transformers :p Edit: Anyways I think I will join you once I finish my immediate homework. If the game haven't started already. Edit2: I'm in.

It's 7:48 in the morning here, so yeah, I was talking about real-time.

What I am thinking of is the Mafia6 matrix which is more easily setup with just 9 players. We can even host parallel games. In terms of activity? Well, I hope smaller games may encourage better activity.

Now that's what I thought about RJS yesterday. I wanted to sleep on it to be sure, since I have the time and there's no reason to rush it. Vote RJS. At least I have a reason.

Wow, this sounds utterly amazing. What I wouldn't do to participate in that. I nominate myself to join the championships. Of course, since I am new here, I feel like I am very low on everyone's list here. I suggest we host a few qualifying rounds of a similar matrix setup until the...

On the other hand, you seem pretty trigger-happy. Not sure where to cast my vote. Will probably cast it in the morning.

If powers control the game instead of conversation, then it's bad game design. But if designed properly, powers can both fun and incentivise discussion. Not to mention intrigue. Take for instance a standard lookout role. It only gives *partial* information. What about the rest of the...

But still, a jailed villager still counts towards your score.

Also, those top 4 players are not really here to help. They are just here to discuss, regardless if it is for the benefit of the village.