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Big City Mafia 2 - Three Districts - Won by Lavender Lions
- Thread starter zorbees
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When I was talking to Celever on cycle 3 I decided to make this chart to help solving and didn't had the chance to use it until now.
Just by looking at the N3 there is at least 1 scum within genisu, hh and me if this theory is correct.
To be honest until HH does something in this thread I'd rather vote him over genisu. If I lose I'd rather lose to a Genisu mafia being active and trying than to HH mafia being inactive. So if anyone has a better reason to vote one over the other I'll listen.
I don't even know if this theory is right but looking at interactions in this thread and that genisu current knowledge about game state is not much better than mine its fair to say we are the some of the least trusted players. I guess it's not a bad voting pool (it has me in it though
).I have 0 interactions with bluedoom and he logged into this thread but didn't reply so I have no idea about his alignment or anything about him. I can't really comment anything other than what I said earlier about town stacking in a district looking weird.
I'll go to center city.
Alice Kazumi , genisu , HydrogenHydreigon , please go to different districts tonight. As Alice's post shows, you three being together the whole time makes it hard for us to single out which of you are potential killers here.
As a suggestion: Alice to TB, genisu to CC, HH to VV?
As a suggestion: Alice to TB, genisu to CC, HH to VV?
genisu
I COULD BE BANNED!
aight sounds good
Vote bluedoom
I'm a bit lost in the reasoning for this vote but I'll secure the majority just in case.
Going to townburg then.
I'm a bit lost in the reasoning for this vote but I'll secure the majority just in case.
Going to townburg then.
bluedoom was voted out.
I have received a number of location choices already; if I get one from everyone before I go to bed tonight, I will update early.
Public posting is once again not allowed, while private communications to people within the same location is once again allowed.
It is now Evening 5. Evening 5 ends in 24 hours on 5/4/2024 at 4:00 PM EDT (GMT -4).
I have received a number of location choices already; if I get one from everyone before I go to bed tonight, I will update early.
Public posting is once again not allowed, while private communications to people within the same location is once again allowed.
Day 6 election results:
Center City has elected HydrogenHydreigon
Townburg has elected a fairy
Village Villa has elected Jalmont
The three users mentioned may post in the thread to vote for a user to be executed, or may No Vote if they wish for nobody to be executed.
Additionally, everyone must choose what location they will go to for the next cycle.
It is now Evening 6. Evening 6 ends in 48 hours, on 5/8/2024 at 4:00 PM EDT (GMT -4).
Center City has elected HydrogenHydreigon
Townburg has elected a fairy
Village Villa has elected Jalmont
The three users mentioned may post in the thread to vote for a user to be executed, or may No Vote if they wish for nobody to be executed.
Additionally, everyone must choose what location they will go to for the next cycle.
It is now Evening 6. Evening 6 ends in 48 hours, on 5/8/2024 at 4:00 PM EDT (GMT -4).
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vote jalmont
Jalmont was executed
The village had a chance to the end until nobody decided to move to Village Villa, which means they would not have been able to vote out one of the remaining mafias the following day.
Remaining Role PMs:
I see no path for the Red Rhinos to win now, so I am calling this game in favor of the Lavender Lions.
The village had a chance to the end until nobody decided to move to Village Villa, which means they would not have been able to vote out one of the remaining mafias the following day.
Remaining Role PMs:
Congrats again to the Lavender Lions for winning, and I hope you all had fun playing this weird setup.
Gg all, this was a fascinating game. We fucked around for too long and ended up not having enough time. I had a blast for most of this, with the exception being the day I repped, which ended up being very frustrating in the end.
Well played esp to BD and AF.
Well played esp to BD and AF.
The Lavender Lions were the scum team right
I forgor
I forgor
yeah they were mafia
What a fun game.
Really, genuinely lovely to play a game that brought forward a fresh mechanical concept. I greatly enjoyed sinking my teeth into the neighborhoods, how they interacted and the impact they played on the game. Starting with just three of seventeen in my opening district was fascinating, and many future subsequent cycles were incredibly fascinating to game theory through. The roles available to me/my team, and the roles we could interact with, were quite enjoyable, and added further to the complexity.
I had a blast interacting with basically everyone I got to interact with, and wish I could've interacted with more but I was always too happy to hand over Rep status to others. It was nice to have early cycles with limited space to interact, and it was fun to interact with the limitations that came with. My role almost felt negligible - I used it to "clear" myself to aska, then prepped it to ensure another Pulsar Pizza made its way to us. It's bizarrely fun to me to play almost mountainous in a game like this, though powerful rules in my teammates helped.
I feel bad, a bit, having won. I feel bad for like, pulsar and aska and jalmont who I just outright lied to their faces multiple times throughout. Even during my mafia NOC games, usually I either don't feel too bad or I get away with lie-by-ommission/deception via distraction, but this game (I suppose an OC trait) required a lot more actual lying. Weird to have a social games player who feels bad about lying, though.
I actually lost sleep this game. Literal hours across the final week and a half or so of the game, just wargaming in my head "what if jalmont doesn't send to this summit", "what if jalmont's bpv includes a vote", "what if HH is implicated by Cel's flip", "how will the NOC cycle go", et cetra. Not many games do this, even when I play mafia, so that was an interesting surprise!
I'd hope to see something like this again. I dunno how, maybe just run the same structure again with new roles or re-evaluate the structure and make tweaks. The idea that you can only talk to specific people is fascinating and I had a lot of fun, even if I probably greyed a few hairs over how the game was going. I think I did well, though!
Really, genuinely lovely to play a game that brought forward a fresh mechanical concept. I greatly enjoyed sinking my teeth into the neighborhoods, how they interacted and the impact they played on the game. Starting with just three of seventeen in my opening district was fascinating, and many future subsequent cycles were incredibly fascinating to game theory through. The roles available to me/my team, and the roles we could interact with, were quite enjoyable, and added further to the complexity.
I had a blast interacting with basically everyone I got to interact with, and wish I could've interacted with more but I was always too happy to hand over Rep status to others. It was nice to have early cycles with limited space to interact, and it was fun to interact with the limitations that came with. My role almost felt negligible - I used it to "clear" myself to aska, then prepped it to ensure another Pulsar Pizza made its way to us. It's bizarrely fun to me to play almost mountainous in a game like this, though powerful rules in my teammates helped.
I feel bad, a bit, having won. I feel bad for like, pulsar and aska and jalmont who I just outright lied to their faces multiple times throughout. Even during my mafia NOC games, usually I either don't feel too bad or I get away with lie-by-ommission/deception via distraction, but this game (I suppose an OC trait) required a lot more actual lying. Weird to have a social games player who feels bad about lying, though.
I actually lost sleep this game. Literal hours across the final week and a half or so of the game, just wargaming in my head "what if jalmont doesn't send to this summit", "what if jalmont's bpv includes a vote", "what if HH is implicated by Cel's flip", "how will the NOC cycle go", et cetra. Not many games do this, even when I play mafia, so that was an interesting surprise!
I'd hope to see something like this again. I dunno how, maybe just run the same structure again with new roles or re-evaluate the structure and make tweaks. The idea that you can only talk to specific people is fascinating and I had a lot of fun, even if I probably greyed a few hairs over how the game was going. I think I did well, though!
Good game, everyone.
I liked the change-up in who we could talk with, too, because it virtually shredded the standard town leader thing. That was the bane of OC games pre-revival, and this handily stopped that. Only major thing I'd change about that is bringing things closer together (reducing districts) when there's fewer people.
It was fun, though I think my specific power may have boosted that a bit. Shoulda done all I could to get HH voted after the real doctor claim came to light. Or after Genisu caught him using his power when he shouldn't have.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda. Mafia earned this.
Well played.
I liked the change-up in who we could talk with, too, because it virtually shredded the standard town leader thing. That was the bane of OC games pre-revival, and this handily stopped that. Only major thing I'd change about that is bringing things closer together (reducing districts) when there's fewer people.
It was fun, though I think my specific power may have boosted that a bit. Shoulda done all I could to get HH voted after the real doctor claim came to light. Or after Genisu caught him using his power when he shouldn't have.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda. Mafia earned this.
Well played.
Well played all. I thought that was a really fun setup and I liked how we had to figure out how to play it during the game itself. And I liked how it made it so many people got to control information instead of town leaders. Some people felt left out which was unfortunate and hopefully we could minimize that. But I liked the rules overall. Thanks for hosting!