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Need to disable tells and messages for people who are playing the game. Also, when you're out of the game, the assassins are on top of the VENGEANCE RESULT list.. so I could just tell someone who all the assassins are


But yea, great game! Good addition

Really enjoyed it! Very fast pace so hard to defend yourself once a bandwagon starts, but great addition! Thank you!

Hope it's not restricted to divine for starting it permanently.

Cities can buy it so they can start them, set fees to join (which determine rewards), etc.

But keeping the Avechna's Peak one private eh? Stingy stingy!

Tells are disabled between players in a vengeance game (or should be!). The latter issue has been fixed already, and the list is now shown in a random order.

I mean tells between one who is in a game and who is out of a game

Fun fun fun fun!

I will consider that, but I don't want to have to get into the idea of blocking 100% of communication (infeasible). It does require a little sportsmanship to be played fairly, but I believe the current setup does let the player know that communication and collaboration is disallowed. If we blocked all tells, should we block clans as well? City, order? But then will people ever play, because if they get raided they'll never know until the game ends? And then people will be forced to talk OOC/OOG again, where we can't limit communication at all.

Maybe I'm rambling, but you see my point. I decided to err on the side of trusting players to understand the rules of the game.

Should clarify that by 'Unanimous' (assassins), it doesn't mean that you all have to lynch, it only means that you can't disagree.



Also, along the same line, a VENGEANCE ASSASSINATE NONE syntax might be helpful, if it doesn't exist already.

So day doesn't end unless all assassins vote or something? That seems off.

It'd be nice if there was a godfather set who made the killing vote by themselves, and the onus is on them to take up opinions before executing a decision. I can see how the spread kill might be fair otherwise, especially in really big games. But we got 4 assassins revealed in one move, so... that seems a little much.

Only one person needs to VENGEANCE ASSASSINATE , but the message makes it sound like all the assassins do. Everyone who does ends up at the house of the person being killed, so if they just happen to be the one being watched.... game over for the assassins.

There was a time limit on both day and night phases. We ended up with a no lynch once because we didn't decide fast enough.

I am addicted to it already. That's how I feel about it.

In-game Mafia? I like it!

It should require all assassins to unanimously agree upon a target. Also, only one of the assassins (the last to vote, I believe) will actually "do" the action, and so only one will show up on watcher results.

Yeah, cool game. It's better irl because you get to watch body behavior but this one is fun. Is there any reason why we're not voting yes/no to lynch? Something to do with time limits? I miss smaller roles like the pacifist, who always votes no. It would be interesting to see more roles, too, for larger games (more players join, more roles open up). The one game I played in had quite a few people, and we could have had more roles than were available.

I've never played this game before, but its actually pretty fun.

A few suggestions I would make. Have vengeance players show the number of populist players. And also have a separate command (vengeance lynch summary, or vengeance lynch votes summary) to output votes something like this:

Turnus 3/7
To show Turnus has 3 votes out of 7 needed to lynch.

Still let us see who voted for who, but also it would be nice to see the total votes somebody has, and how many are needed to get the lynch.


Especially with the time limits it would be nice to quickly find that info.

Two requests:

Allow a second use of VENGEANCE FOO during the same night to change your choice of attack /protect /watch /investigation/ whatever target instead of just failing.

Spectator mode! Allow people in the staging area to hear what's going on in the main room.