Futuramafia

[Zack]

So I'll be honest, I'm kind at the point where this is a no-deal for me. Game otherwise looks plenty interesting enough, but I think I've had enough of games where the dead are functionally booted from the game. It's not a game style I can really get behind. Sorry, but if you intend to keep this as the format for the deceased, I will have to pass.

Look at the sample role pm ability and consider that most players are vanilla. The rule is really just to keep power roles from talking after death, but I can change it if people want.

[Visor]

I actually like that.

VT getting the ability to talk after death is fine cause they have no power, but Power roles obviously can't because they have a power.

[Zack]

I actually like that.

VT getting the ability to talk after death is fine cause they have no power, but Power roles obviously can't because they have a power.

Yeah, that was the idea. VT "ability" is they get to talk after death.

[seireikhaan]

Look at the sample role pm ability and consider that most players are vanilla. The rule is really just to keep power roles from talking after death, but I can change it if people want.

Ah, I misunderstood what was meant by that. It came off to me as "townies can do some basic cheerleading and roles can't do anything", from how I read it.

VT getting the ability to talk after death is fine cause they have no power, but Power roles obviously can't because they have a power.

I actually disagree with this. I've always just run the rule that, as a power role you can't divulge information that wouldn't otherwise be common knowledge, and asked people to abide by the spirit of that rules. Haven't ever had any issues with that. Granted, hoping people have abided by the spirit of the rules has bitten me in the butt on *other* occasions, but .

I just feel very strongly that people aren't shut out of the game. You want activity, discussion, all that jazz? Don't lock people out of the game because someone rolled random.org and wheeled their fate on the first night/day.


Anyways, given that clarification, I suppose I'll toss my hat in for interest.