Oh dear. RIP Santa. And Mercy as well.
But you didnt change....tell me why you trust lala or xnut more than you did zasz at that time?I can still change vote? if that's the case, Votelock Zasz. o/
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I dont know....might have to ask host chanWait, are we actually allowed to talk about ultimate charges? That I'm not sure about.
I guess the odds of we sharing a similar role are off the table now, I got 45%.There's nothing saying we can't. Mine got to 80%.
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ExactlyBtw I would suggest looking back through what you did in the day phase and night phase (if applicable) and try to figure out what might have gotten you ultimate charge. If we reveal our percentages and look back at what each revealed person did then it'll be easier to figure out what charges it. The risks:
Mafia can feed misinformation into the discussion (however it can be used against them later on).
The people that have high ult charges will have targets on their backs.
If we figure out what charges it then anyone that reveals their ult charge will have to refrain from charging it during the day phase or they'll have a target on their back somewhere down the line when they seem like they're close to 100%.
All that being said, those "targets" people with ults' backs might not be that big anyway.. since you have to know exactly who to target for it to be effective.
I did nothing at night and got a high percentage.Btw I would suggest looking back through what you did in the day phase and night phase (if applicable) and try to figure out what might have gotten you ultimate charge.
I can see surviving a lynch being significantLOL so far I think it could be partially postcount based (or not since Greg posted more than Aonori and has less).
Also not super sure 'cause in one hand it could lead to spam, but in another hand it could estimulate people's activity.
Or perhaps it's also related to how many votes the person had on him/her...
I did nothing at night and got a high percentage.
It wouldn't be surprising if that was the case. A risk-reward method like that seems cheeky enough to be Gry's doing... You vote locking and contributing to a lynch of someone, especially a third party, also seems like another likely source of charge...LOL so far I think it could be partially postcount based (or not since Greg posted more than Aonori and has less).
Also not super sure 'cause in one hand it could lead to spam, but in another hand it could estimulate people's activity.
Or perhaps it's also related to how many votes the person had on him/her...
I did nothing at night and got a high percentage.
Does it mean that if we vote on someone that get lynched that day we get a 100% charge?It wouldn't be surprising if that was the case. A risk-reward method like that seems cheeky enough to be Gry's doing... You vote locking and contributing to a lynch of someone, especially a third party, also seems like another likely source of charge...
... I hope someone else has some better ideas because these aren't exactly.. safe and reliable sources of charge, but that might be the point.
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makes sense, yeahMaybe it's like.... people naturally gain X% per day/night (let's say 30%, since it's the minimum we've seen). In OW, you gain gauge over time as well, and this game might have some parallel with it (the other triggers are dmg dealing and providing healing).
Then people gain small percentages based on other things? Like, as if the hosts have a small chart for those (post count, vote endured, vote locked, sbrubbles). I don't think using actions during the night or day would count. It would be unfair to passive roles and indicate to all that some people have actions at night and etc.
I can think of a few ways the system works:I can see surviving a lynch being significant