Chaos in Wolfville Game Thread!

[ljfa]

Well, lots of killing made this game end quickly ^^

 

[Shazam08]

Well, lots of killing made this game end quickly ^^

Hey, that's what it was designed for.

Good game!

 

[Lethosos]

Good game, will kill indiscriminately again. 11/10.

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[Pyure]

That was actually very interesting as a game mode. Would definitely play again.

 

[LivingAngryCheese]

Gg easy

 

[goreae]

I'll definitely host it again. It's perfect as a filler game. It's really simple and only takes a few days to run. That and it has the shortest rolesheet ever.

 

[Pyure]

I like that it's almost inherently balanced. You don't have to worry about which powers are op and stuff, while at the same time everyone is still pretty buff. I agree with your notion to reduce the info provided, although in this case it still woulda led to vike if he was the only person who visited the victim. I think.

 

[Someone Else 37]

It didn't help that I got rando-lynched on night 1...

But other than that and the massively overpowered villagers in the beginning, good game. Would play again.

 

[goreae]

I like that it's almost inherently balanced. You don't have to worry about which powers are op and stuff, while at the same time everyone is still pretty buff. I agree with your notion to reduce the info provided, although in this case it still woulda led to vike if he was the only person who visited the victim. I think.

Well he could've argued that someone else killed the guy and he was just watching. He got caught because someone was watching him, not his victim.

 

[RJS]

Well he could've argued that someone else killed the guy and he was just watching. He got caught because someone was watching him, not his victim.

Besides, I was already about 70% sure that Vike was a wolf before I caught him in the act

 

[RealKC]

Gg everybody.

 

[Pyure]

Well he could've argued that someone else killed the guy and he was just watching. He got caught because someone was watching him, not his victim.

I think that probably makes sense