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Blue Bomber wrote:By "veteran" I mean someone who played in at least a total of 3-5 games.

PaperPlayerX wrote:

Blue Bomber wrote:By "veteran" I mean someone who played in at least a total of 3-5 games.

This is still not fair to other people. You haven't understood this concept yet, or so it seems.

Blue Bomber wrote:

FallingSnow wrote:The only thing that I'm (personally) thinking about doing different next time (haven't spoken with Pseudo yet) is possibly doing two smaller matches each with 10-12 players hosted by two different people. Users can sign up for either of the matches.
(Of course this has yet to be decided and it would still depend on the community's choice of winners. If everyone still wants a large game, that's fine too)

This isn't a good idea. If you sign up for both games, you will have to keep up with both of them.

Why not host a single 15 player veteran-only game to see 15 experienced people play together? How is that more entertaining than noobs playing in two games at once and make it seem like two normal games.

PaperPlayerX wrote:M#: Murder Mansion
A fresh take on the Mafia genre (for this forum).

Story:
So a bunch of dudes are invited to a costume part at this awesome mansion place thing. Cool stuff, I know, but it gets DARK. All the dudes show up, and a man in a Guy Fawkes mask and formal clothes makes a speech about the party and stuff. We assume that this is the host of the party, but we don't know for sure. As soon as he finishes his speech, the party begins. The suddenly, without warning, the lights go out for a few seconds, and when the lights come back on, somebody is dead! The doors to the outside are also mysteriously locked, and everyone is freaked out. They all decide to figure out this mystery before they all die. They know that it MUST be one of them who could have done this, but who?

Gameplay:
Capacity: 10 Players
Cardflip
Regular Lynching
Town's Syndrome

This game uses and hour system, rather than a day/night cycle. People can vote who to lynch for each hour, and abilities can be used each hour.

This game plays differently than other Mafia games in that there is only one team, and everyone is against and toward each other. One of them is selected at random to be the murderer, not matter what role. The person chosen to be the murderer keeps the abilities of his role and gains the ability to kill someone every even-numbered hour. If he kills everyone else, he wins. If he died, the Party Dudes win.

Party Dudes (roles):

Spoiler: show

Host: The man who invited everyone to the party who everyone assumes the guy in the Guy Fawkes mask is. Lacks a color. Inspecting the Host will cause the Cop to receive the color of someone else at random.
Butler: The guy everyone suspects is the murderer first, because that's not stereotypical at ALL! Lacks a color. Inspecting the butler will cause the Cop to receive the color of someone else at random.
Superhero: A man dressed like a superhero. His lynch vote counts as two votes, because he is THAT important.
Cop: A man who is dressed as a cop, but is actually a real undercover cop. He can inspect people and learn their color.
Mime: A man dressed as a mime. Because he is silent, his lynch vote doesn't count, but his silence allows him to sneak around and learn if someone used their ability.
Wolf: Someone dressed in an anthropomorphic wolf costume. He can switch colors with dead players by hiding their bodies in his/her costume, but only for an hour at a time. Even if he ISN'T the murderer, that's pretty sadistic.
Old Timey Chap: Someone dressed with a top hat and monocle. He can splash tea in a person's face and prevent them from using their role ability, including murder, if they were selected to be the murderer. British accent is optional.
Doctor: A man dressed as a doctor...and somehow IS a doctor too. He can heal someone during the hour if he thinks they will die. Can do this to people about to be lynched too. He can also do this to himself, but only once.
Scruffy-Looking Guy: A man who looks like Liam Neeson during an action movie (scars + soot marks). He can write a will that will be revealed publicly if he dies. The will can be a request to lynch someone, a request to flat-out kill someone, or a request to have someone inspected. The first person to meet the request stated in the will will have immunity during the next hour.
Psychopath: A guy who is dressed like a crazy serial killer. He thought it was a brilliant idea to bring an actual gun to the party. Yea, he's not too bright. But it's a good thing though, because he can use it to kill someone every odd hour.

The only other things worth mentioning are:
Inactivity = Phantoms
Ability usage is optional, but you must send a PM...blah blah blah, you get it.

qig wrote:If there isn't already, there should be rules in place to punish users that constantly quit in the middle of mafia games.

Nickname wrote:

qig wrote:If there isn't already, there should be rules in place to punish users that constantly quit in the middle of mafia games.

He had a reasom though.

qig wrote:If there isn't already, there should be rules in place to punish users that constantly quit in the middle of mafia games.

Zeldamaster12 wrote:You signed up for the game, what made you think that there would be zero arguments? Arguments and drama happen in Mafia sometimes.

If you want my full opinion, read my reply to your text wall on M11.

8bitmushroom wrote:

Zeldamaster12 wrote:You signed up for the game, what made you think that there would be zero arguments? Arguments and drama happen in Mafia sometimes.

If you want my full opinion, read my reply to your text wall on M11.

I signed up for the game expecting a game where the host wouldn't insult a player. And I signed up for the game expecting people to play it smart and not randomly vote somebody based on the roles they were in previous games.

Zeldamaster12 wrote:Layla apologized. While it was still wrong, and I'm still kinda aggravated about it, it didn't change the flow of the game, necessarily.

Zeldamaster12 wrote:Also, about Gohan, while his vote didn't have much logic, he was still right about Marina being a Mafioso. While his reason didn't have logic at the time, it was still a reason to vote for someone. When voting for someone, you must have a reason, and Gohan did have a reason.

Gohan wrote:I understand why you werent going to vote Marina, because you were both Mafia, but you guys didnt play it smart either. Everyone was equal in the situation.

Zeldamaster12 wrote:While his reason didn't have logic at the time, it was still a reason to vote for someone. When voting for someone, you must have a reason, and Gohan did have a reason.