Werewolf organisation
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This was not meant to increase competitiveness, I was trying to remove the problem of people stopping playing to keep up their w/l ratio. I personally use win/loss ratios to see how good I am on average, not to try to reach the top.
Ah! I see. Anyone doing that would be using flawed logic, though. All games have the same chance at victory for every player before roles are assigned, unless you're playing super tryhard by calculating every eventuality and percentage.
It's not actually, because people all have different levels of skill, or someone might be ill, angry, sad, etc. which will affect how they play.
Right! But the relative skill level of the player won't change drastically between games, especially if they're games he's not playing. I should've said that any player has about the same chance at winning any given game, so he or she has no reason to skip on this point.I just don't agree with "always same chance", it often is though.
Skillplay is commitment dependant and logic at its best. If you lack any of these for whatever reason...
J's emotion argument is more valid, but again it won't make an amazing difference unless you're really feeling out of it.
Thing is, one decision can affect your other decisions. Then those other decisions affect other decisions, etc etc, and in the end it can make a surprising difference.
Again, it won't make a major difference unless you're really feeling out of it. See below.
What decisions do you make in werewolf that are directly impacted by emotions? Maybe I'm playing the game wrong.
Emotions are not that shallow. You're either fine or not.
If you're stressed (got busy with stuff) or sad (bad stuff happened) it does affect your decisions. If you're busy you likely will avoid networking, if you're sad you are likely to play recklessly and not care much if you die in the game.
If you're stressed (got busy with stuff) or sad (bad stuff happened) it does affect your decisions. If you're busy you likely will avoid networking, if you're sad you are likely to play recklessly and not care much if you die in the game.
Fair points. But would you ever go "Hm, I'm too stressed this week. I'd better skip this game."?
This has gotten wildly off topic and I love it.
I've skipped several games because of being too busy IRL. So yes.
One thing none of us has asked is "Does anyone care about being top of the leaderboard?" If not, this is all academic, as none of us will be skipping games in order to try and boost the win/loss ratio.
Emotions don't exactly affect the decision to do something in the game. What they're MUCH more likely to do, is affect whether or not you think to make that decision even. It might make someone forget to vote, it might make someone not think of that awesome tactical way to use their power, or they might miss something that doesn't add up and clues them in to someone's role.Again, it won't make a major difference unless you're really feeling out of it. See below.
What decisions do you make in werewolf that are directly impacted by emotions? Maybe I'm playing the game wrong.
Cheese, why the flying fuck are you not playing my game. I made this game specifically for you. My wife asked me to spend time with her this week, and I was all like "No, I can't, I made this game for Cheese and I need to give it my full attention. We can do our 10 year anniversary stuff next week or something."
No I'll send you a role convo. I reserved one for you
thanks. In return I will try not to secretly hate you in werewolf games anymore. Jk.
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