- Host a game.
- Host a lot of games.
- Pay attention to how everyone plays, and the moves they make.
- Steal the best ideas.
- ????
- Profit.
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- Host a game.
- Host a lot of games.
- Pay attention to how everyone plays, and the moves they make.
- Steal the best ideas.
- ????
- Profit.
Win
Don't suck
Git gud
Stomp scrubs
Have a kewl sig.
A very large part of this game lies within a players ability to communicate with his/her fellow players. I can absolutely assure that you that spamming a thread with 15+ posts an hour is a very quick way to drain energy out of a game. Our version of this game is designed to last a decent amount of time. There is no shame in taking your time in replying and reading another persons posts and properly structuring the reads/thoughts you have. If you want to convince another player to adopt your method of thinking/train of thought then you absolutely need to take the time and make whatever point you have easy to read and easy to understand.
Utilize the BBC codes we have in this forum to your advantage. Don't be afraid to quote block paragraphs that follows one method of thinking so that they are distinguishable from another method.
Wait what's phase 5?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
The part experts don't talk about.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
You must not be an expert since yah just talked about it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Yayap
yes - that is what I want you to think... I might live past night 1 if people think I'm bad playerQuote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
Lol i thought the "elite" players know how to make it past night 1? =PQuote:
Originally Posted by Yayap
Yee he should spend d1 begging for dr like meQuote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
We do. Anon accounts.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
Crypt is best player imo, he gets confirmed as mafia by a sheriff and still manages to not get lynched.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
Meh that doesn't countQuote:
Originally Posted by Gerik
eh. mechanics.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
Oh shucks ♡ ur one of my fave playersQuote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
its why crypt avoids sfms. too likely to get shot. I guess he isn't eliteQuote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
oh waitQuote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
Idk man he even outright claimed "yep im mafia sorry bros" ... He's a god amongst menQuote:
Originally Posted by Slaol
EXCUSE ME 😭Quote:
Originally Posted by Slaol
eh. jester.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
<3Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
I know youre good. Blink just can't stick to a single point across 4 posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
you know we good bb <3
Nah fam "elite" skill level and gameplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slaol
I can shitpost like no otherQuote:
Originally Posted by Slaol
Slaol>Cryptonic
😬
Can confirm, I shot him n1 because I thought he was a good player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yayap
I claim Myotismon.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
So , How Can I Become Better At The FM Do You Guys Think?
Yeah but you didn't have the un counterclaimed sheriff red check you lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Stealthbomber16
You'll never be more annoying than my Jester play.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinkskater
Never play the game againQuote:
Originally Posted by Light_Yagami
Stop turbo lynching. GG
Plz sign for my gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Yayap
No. NextQuote:
Originally Posted by Damus_Graves
Ya but obv the town protective didnt have the same thought lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Stealthbomber16
Should have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
It was an obvious play.
I suspected him of being scum. I think he'd agree it was a fair assessment at the time.
Shhh no we are trying to create a new meta for Yayap to give him some extra doctor wifom n1Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerik
Ya honestly when is the last time yayap won a game. Garbage player
while you did suspect him of being scum, you will from now on protect him n1 whenever you can, right???????
Yayap deserves all the protection wifom he can get. Gotta help him get that win rate back up
Just lynch the scum
-vote Scum
I would say the most basic thing to becoming a better player is learning to recognize your own bias and what scum hunting actually works for you.
A good example of what I see done wrong on this site is players play a game and then cherry pick their 'good hits' throughout the game using it to justify their view of their skill level. You can commonly see someone who at one point or another pushed on every player in the game say "See, I knew he was scum here!" as if that matters when its literally no better than statistically randomized fos..
Simple process:
Post game read through the game and look at when you suspect a player. If your reasoning was right or wrong take note of it.
You can also look at what other players read in you and if it was right or wrong to improve your ability to manipulate how you are read by others.
When you have a read on a player and present it to the town use this format:
I believe (Player X) is (Alignment X) because of (Observed pattern X)
(Observed pattern X) indicates they could be (Alignment X) because of [State fundimental diffrence between town and scum motivation/intention/action here]
Following that format will make you better at reading, avoiding bias, and communicating. Improving strategy takes time and experience..
You make some excellent points.Quote:
Originally Posted by Helz
There's something I'd like to add. I've noticed in a lot of games, that some people (including myself) take the wrong approach to the game when it comes to forming reads.
I think many people assume that the first feel you have for a certain player in a game must be 100% accurate, and that if you fail to read them correctly it must be because that player is simply better than you and you wouldn't be able to read them correctly either way (or maybe they're not necessarily good, you just suck). i think this approach isn't even necessarily wrong so much as it has nothing to do with how reading actually works:
I think that the right approach would be to stick with a read and see where it takes you. If you're wrong, you'll find out sooner or later - if you're careful. This doesn't mean you have to tunnel, however. Doing so would defeat the purpose of sticking with the read in the first place.
I feel like many people on this site (and on others, myself included), are afraid of being wrong, or being called out as scummy for changing their minds regarding a read (which is something that happens to even good players btw). And that's something that's gotta change if people are ever gonna act townie.
Think one important thing when reading a player is to first actually start with reading that player. Most people seem to me like they read themselves first, before looking at others, and then just compare their own read of themselves with what others say.
Problem is, that way one is gonna have a hard time processing what the player one wants to read is saying about others, and on top of that one is quite literally gonna be biased in one's read from having it base on one's own read of oneself. And nothing is easier to manipulate than a biased read, really. There's also absolutely no credibility or even anything to gain when one starts a conzersation with a read on themselves and then criticizes another's read on themselves, as one would always have the interest of making others have them read as town.
That read one has on themselves ends up acting as a roadblock the more it becomes prevalent in a conversation, as others are from the start aware of basic interests everyone has. Noticing differences in how a player tries to 'sell' themselves and how one thinks that other player should actually be thinking from that other player's perspective is a core element of any good reading skill.
As a result, in my opinion, the only time when one should read themselves is, at the earliest, after exchanging reads, as a means of checking whether what they say applies or does not. There are tons of advantages from following that simple rule, it even reduces the amount of information that one unconsciously always leaks out about themselves.