Rollover flavor was top tier.
Rollover wrote:Nobody was targeted.
So that's how it's going to be, then.
Anyway,
This is going to come down to what we value more as a collective in terms of how we handle guns and voting. So here are some cold, hard facts first:
1. If everyone votes and there's never a tallied No Vote, then mafia at most can receive 3 guns.
2. Town has 8x Killproof to Mafia's 3x Killproof.
3. Anyone that gets a gun is instantly liable to use it because there is no way to prevent it once it's been used.
4. alcasync is in this game so I can no longer use her in my hypothetical scenarios to the host.
5.
AMERICA declared
INDEPENDENCE on July 4th in 1776, thus inventing the concept of
FREEDOM.
My personal opinions are that I'm honestly not very threatened by the idea of more guns in the first few phases since this game cannot be blitzed that quickly, but I'd also be cautious about setting long-term plans just yet. More guns equals more information in the game, arguably. Bear in mind that if you want to employ any strategy to gather the second gun from a No Vote trigger, it will be completely anonymous unless there's only one person that voted--which is what I think you guys were considering.
This particular idea is interesting, but a few problems I foresee: It requires a lot of talking; it requires specific communication to assess thread opinion and land on a decision, while keeping votes clear by phase end; and as a result of this, it also requires everyone being active near rollover. As a byproduct, it also puts some restrictions on voting, which is
AGAINST THE AMERICAN WAY, or more specifically voting and discussing is pro-town, so. There's that.
But if you want to pursue this angle, I'd consider a stipulation of: If you get a gun, fire it that phase. It will always go off. I also assume we'd designate a target as a collective.
Otherwise, voting is merely calculated risk of "This person is potentially dangerous and unstable, but I'm going to give them a gun, anyway." In other words, it's what our
FOUNDING FATHERS would've wanted.
This post is too long.