How do I know? Because my setup has a higher kidnapper percentage than jailor, along with a fair few other setups I've seen over the past month or two
Also why I always fake claim unless gov, since if you execute a gov claim you're asking to get labelled as kidnapper.[/QUOTE]
Fake claiming a gov would let you survive the Jailor, but the metagame is such that most governments would lynch you instantly for lying. As well they should because otherwise it'd be a free jail get away free card for them evils.
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Originally Posted by Varcron
No, no it isn't
How do I know? Because my setup has a higher kidnapper percentage than jailor, along with a fair few other setups I've seen over the past month or two
Also why I always fake claim unless gov, since if you execute a gov claim you're asking to get labelled as kidnapper.
Fake claiming a gov would let you survive the Jailor, but the metagame is such that most governments would lynch you instantly for lying. As well they should because otherwise it'd be a free jail get away free card for them evils.
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[QUOTE=theoneceko;930827]i overthink when i fm, hmm. i''ll try to afk more. see that how helps me play [B][COLOR="#FFFF00"][SIZE=4];W;[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B][/QUOTE]
Tbh breaks are kinda mandatory because you can't be clear headed without having forgotten about the game for a few hours at least.
Without that, your reads would be constant - at that point idk if there's a point in playing if can't change mind and reevaluate.
Maybe I'm exaggerating. But maybe I'm not?
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Originally Posted by theoneceko
i overthink when i fm, hmm. i''ll try to afk more. see that how helps me play ;W;
Tbh breaks are kinda mandatory because you can't be clear headed without having forgotten about the game for a few hours at least.
Without that, your reads would be constant - at that point idk if there's a point in playing if can't change mind and reevaluate.
This is a guy who argued half an hour in grave chat that he'll never claim his role, whilst also always preferring town roles + blacklisting evil roles + picking same name, all to teach everyone that he's always town, therefore shouldn't claim, therefore ruining the spirit of the game.
What I want to know is what is all this gibberish in this thread about when your real intentions for not claiming are entirely different?
This is a guy who argued half an hour in grave chat that he'll never claim his role, whilst also always preferring town roles + blacklisting evil roles + picking same name, all to teach everyone that he's always town, therefore shouldn't claim, therefore ruining the spirit of the game.
What I want to know is what is all this gibberish in this thread about when your real intentions for not claiming are entirely different?
Originally Posted by Varcron
No, no it isn't
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