Saxon Showdown [CONCLUDED]

[edse]

He meant the editing part. You don't know if the poster edited the vote or not when you see an edited post.

[LazyMcCrow]

He meant the editing part. You don't know if the poster edited the vote or not when you see an edited post.

Exactly. Just don't let people edit their votes and I'm in. Point being, I enjoy reading game threads - they're cool - it's why I play, but I don't want to have to keep re-reading the damn thing every day just to see how people have decided to change their vote. I didn't come up with the 'standard' way it works around here, but it obviously came about for a reason. Why change it?

[Ferret]

Well then you could have just quoted that part.

I won't let people edit their votes, just the rest of the post. There is no problem with that and I've played more games here that use that rule than the no editing whatsoever rule. For example, the last large game you played had the exact same rules as this one regarding editing. Many hosts don't explicitly state it like I have but those are the rules that are often followed. This is the standard way...
I can scroll through the forum and point out games you have played in that use the exact same system if that will make you feel any better.

And there are ways to check if the actual votes have been edited, just not by members.

I have debated on this issue before and I firmly stand by this system.

[FoxLeLay]

Granted I'm new to these types of game, here anyhow.... May I sign up here?

[classical_hero]

How similar is this to caps?

[Riedquat]

Oh! In please!

[Ferret]

Granted I'm new to these types of game, here anyhow.... May I sign up here?

You certainly may.

How similar is this to caps?

Similar in that there are multiple mafia families, each win a Don. Similar in that townies can potentially be recruited into the mafia families. Similar in that detectives may just learn whether a player is guilty or perhaps what their faction or even role is. Similar in many other more generic ways.

Short answer: a little bit

I'm certainly not claiming this game will be anywhere near as good as a Capo game, just that I have implemented certain aspects into this one.

[El Barto]

Zajebi, vhy are these stuck-up Northern Europeans calling us out on the illegality of our actions? Eh? SRBIJA RULES, Brother!

[autolycus]

in.

[Chaotix]

In.