Quetzalcoatl
god of chickens and snakes
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it would be pretty useful to have an extra guy hanging out whose alignment you know, if that alignment is town! like, we'd need a way to prevent them from simply being nightkilled, but if we pull that off, yeah. not that I'm advocating lynching someone who is likely to be town just to accomplish that effect, but eh, as far as I'm concerned, the possibility of turning a mislynch into advantage is basically win-win, in that we get something whether we're right or wrong on the callmeh. i don’t really like this. i kinda doubt that individual members of a hydra have different alignments, so being able to kill individuals would mean that you just like... have an extra guy hanging out whose alignment you know. that seems pretty weird and not terribly likely to me.
yeah, admittedly this is probably just a huge disparity in outlook; it seems weird to me, even in a bastard game, to like ... conjure possible ways that a setup COULD be bastard and act upon that (e.g. voting) in ways directly counterintuitive to normal play (as opposed to playing normally, observing something weird happening, and then adjusting accordingly). the first pathway feels premature imho.that said, I do think one of the likeliest implementations for this kind of thing would be players receiving new powers, and possibly new alignments, if their fellow hydrahead dies. in fact, I have to wonder if there's no mafia from the start of game, and we pretty much create the mafia by wrongfully lynching people... that'd be a sick ass twist, even if it'd require some amount of tinkering to disasterproof it.
FWIW, my and VM's PM says the same thing, although not with that phrasing!my PM -- and not necessarily all of y'alls, as has been stated -- says that a town win requires that all mafia players be dead
i'm not saying we should just pick at random to see if they can die! i definitely think if we can agree on a wolf-ish person we should yeet them. but i also think even if we can't come up with one we should try to vote out a single person anyway. (part of what i want to discuss with mera is "is it okay for me to volunteer myself in the case where we can't find a wolfy person, with the understanding that if it doesn't work the way i think it does, it would very likely just get us both killed" dhsjkdgndf.) but yeah, i don't think picking a person at random is the smartest thing to do rn, and i definitely don't think trying to get evidence for this mechanic makes it mutually exclusive with trying to get an actual wolf yeet.if y’all really want to test that, it doesn’t have to be in opposition to hunting down scum / it shouldn’t be a replacement conversation. as (i think) qz said. why not do that but from the pov of “who is wolf”
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suppose for a second that they are actually just one slot and that the dual-alignment theory isn’t actually real. then whatsorry jack if this kills you but eifie has literally said "lmao i'm not gonna share my read"