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Precisely. If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.
JCan you want to blow some winds into the wings of WW? Well, join the lite.
Rule suggestion: If two or more packs are present in a game, once a pack consists of at least half of all remaining players (i.e. parity is reached), that pack wins.
-> https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...avern-place-for-ooc-discussions.859983/unread
The only proper posts for this thread are, for example, a random post I found like this:
Counter suggestion: no. Wolves often have traits that allow them to outkill even a numerically superior pack, if they know what they're doing.
So do goodies often. What if there are two goodie assassins left for instance?
You aren't a milk peasant anymore?
Well his PL side did relegate this season...
Absolutely not.
You haven't played lites previously?
Indeed. And especially given how it often is random how the different packs are harmed initially.
Firstly it is very very rarely that the goodies actually would have been able to still win with perfect play when parity strikes (I can only think of one example in the 2.5 years I have played) and secondly it is very ingrained that wolves will win at parity.
With regard to a decimated pack then that can very well come back since firstly they most likely will have traits, secondly they will control hunts and be very likely to hunt wolves from the other pack, and thirdly the weak pack and the villagers will try to lynch the strong pack instead of the weak one.
You aren't a milk peasant anymore?
Well his PL side did relegate this season...
Absolutely not.
You haven't played lites previously?
Indeed. And especially given how it often is random how the different packs are harmed initially.
Firstly it is very very rarely that the goodies actually would have been able to still win with perfect play when parity strikes (I can only think of one example in the 2.5 years I have played) and secondly it is very ingrained that wolves will win at parity.
With regard to a decimated pack then that can very well come back since firstly they most likely will have traits, secondly they will control hunts and be very likely to hunt wolves from the other pack, and thirdly the weak pack and the villagers will try to lynch the strong pack instead of the weak one.
But once it gets to e.g. 3 of pack A, 2 villagers and 1 from pack B, it's ridiculous to go on and needlessly drags the game on.
No, since pack A is not sure to win. Say pack B hunts that night. One man from pack A is very likely to be run up. The rest of A may or may not run up somebody else and create a TIE, but it could well be that only one from A dies. B hunts somebody from A (very likely) and now it is 1 A, 1B, and one or 2 villagers.
And it could just as well be 3 A, 2 B, and 1 villager.