X-Men: First Class Slow Vanilla Game Thread
07-24-2011
, 12:58 AM
Nope was reading.
OK, only read a few pages of each, so small sample size:
In the meincraft (wolf) game she storms out of the gate aggro. She is interacting with read-related stuff and has a game-solving quality that is not as present here. But that's exhausting to do as a wolf and if she's a wolf yet again, maybe she's just tired of putting in the extra effort. But she is letting a whole bunch of people have it with stuff like this:
In the villager game, she is cool, calm, collected, insightful.
She is decidedly more like the wolf game in this game. AINEC
OK, only read a few pages of each, so small sample size:
In the meincraft (wolf) game she storms out of the gate aggro. She is interacting with read-related stuff and has a game-solving quality that is not as present here. But that's exhausting to do as a wolf and if she's a wolf yet again, maybe she's just tired of putting in the extra effort. But she is letting a whole bunch of people have it with stuff like this:
In the villager game, she is cool, calm, collected, insightful.
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I'm on my phone atm and will elaborate further when I get to a computer, but the biggest thing wrong with the plan is the suggestion that it's ever ok for the angel to claim in this setup. If you give the roleset more than a cursory glance, you can see pretty clearly that it is not.
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Be that as it may, it still seems massively -EVillage for masons to claim early. The masons are the only villagers in the game who have definitive information about the role of any other live player. They are the only ones who ever will, since there are no seers. If they can live for a long time and clear themselves fairly deep, village gains a huge late game advantage. Not crazy about watchers claiming early either, although that seems less harmful.
