Mafia Games....
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If you can go out and pick me a 7 leaf clover from a field, then we can change it.Labby, that looks like an interesting game. Can we make the lucky clovers 7 leaf clovers, just cause 7 is luckier then 4?
Okay then, although I'm not sure being away for that long is a good idea, who is Wizard gonna drink scotch with?! :headshake2:
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I'm thinking of doing a time-limit style mafia game, but I want to know what people think about it before I put too much effort into figuring it out.
First, dump the spongebob crap lol. That was a dumb idea anyway.
Now, a time-limit game, is, well, a game with a solid time limit, a max number of nights. I'm thinking 5 nights max.
Here are the basic game mechanics:
1 Evil Person, the Killer - Can kill 5 people throughout the game, but not in the same "day" space of time.
1 Detective - This person can investigate 4 people at any time in the game. They will get invest when I see the PM. Cannot investigate 2 or more people in one "day" period.
1 Hitman - This person gets to kill a single person at any point in the game, the death will occur when I see the PM.
Confused Guests - They can just place a vote and have no idea what's going on.
Nightfall:
There is no nightfall, per say. In this game, the "day" ends when everyone has voted and I have seen their votes. At that point, I will call nightfall with the full vote count. Whoever has the majority of votes at that time, regardless of the time, will be the lynch.
All power roles can use one of their abilities between the beginning of the day and the end of the day. Since everyone needs to vote, everyone can also get their PM in to me as to who/what they want their power used on. If you vote and do not send a PM, I will assume you don't want to use your power.
The game ends when the Killer uses up all of their kills. Since they only get 5, that means 5 "nightfalls" are the max. After that, there is a final nightfall. This nightfall will also occur when I have gotten all the votes in, but no powers can be used.
If the town manages to get the Killer at any point in the game, they win. If the killer survives the game, they win.
So, what do you all think of that game mechanics?
First, dump the spongebob crap lol. That was a dumb idea anyway.
Now, a time-limit game, is, well, a game with a solid time limit, a max number of nights. I'm thinking 5 nights max.
Here are the basic game mechanics:
1 Evil Person, the Killer - Can kill 5 people throughout the game, but not in the same "day" space of time.
1 Detective - This person can investigate 4 people at any time in the game. They will get invest when I see the PM. Cannot investigate 2 or more people in one "day" period.
1 Hitman - This person gets to kill a single person at any point in the game, the death will occur when I see the PM.
Confused Guests - They can just place a vote and have no idea what's going on.
Nightfall:
There is no nightfall, per say. In this game, the "day" ends when everyone has voted and I have seen their votes. At that point, I will call nightfall with the full vote count. Whoever has the majority of votes at that time, regardless of the time, will be the lynch.
All power roles can use one of their abilities between the beginning of the day and the end of the day. Since everyone needs to vote, everyone can also get their PM in to me as to who/what they want their power used on. If you vote and do not send a PM, I will assume you don't want to use your power.
The game ends when the Killer uses up all of their kills. Since they only get 5, that means 5 "nightfalls" are the max. After that, there is a final nightfall. This nightfall will also occur when I have gotten all the votes in, but no powers can be used.
If the town manages to get the Killer at any point in the game, they win. If the killer survives the game, they win.
So, what do you all think of that game mechanics?
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