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Post by Evan on Sept 8, 2013 16:57:05 GMT -8
A bit of a twist on the rules this year. Thanks to Amer and True for helping me review rules over and over and over, this Summer.
1. Most of the passengers are Diplomats of Democracy, riding the train to the Friendlyville political summit. A diplomat only knows their own identity.
2. About 1/5 of the passengers are secretly Spies of Socialism. Spies know the identity of every other spy
3. One citizen is secretly a rogue Assassin.
4. Each week, all citizens vote for a living person to submit to a Polygraph test. The leading vote-getter's identity will be revealed. If they are a spy or the assassin, they will die. If they are a Diplomat, they will live
5. At the same time, all spies vote on one citizen to kill.
6. Also, the assassin will kill someone of their choice each week.
7. Gameplay goes until one team has eliminated the other two sides
Weekly Schedule:
Friday Morning: Mildville Gazette comes out (eliminated players are revealed, the Polygraph test voting is published and th eleading vote-getter's identity is revealed)
Friday at 5 PM: Optional Immunity Challenge Puzzle
Monday at 5 PM: Immunity Challenge Deadline, Immunity Winner Declared
Thursday all day: All living Citizens vote for Polygraph Test, Spies vote on who to kill, Assassin assassinates
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Post by Son Anheuser on Sept 10, 2013 6:54:36 GMT -8
dang three people dead each week. So if one spy is left he/she still gets to kill someone?
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Post by Evan on Sept 10, 2013 7:53:19 GMT -8
dang three people dead each week. So if one spy is left he/she still gets to kill someone? Yes |
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Post by Super Sarah on Sept 10, 2013 14:50:24 GMT -8
So once everyone has accepted are you going to post a list of all the players?
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Post by Evan on Sept 10, 2013 15:04:16 GMT -8
So once everyone has accepted are you going to post a list of all the players? Good idea. |
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Post by Amer on Sept 10, 2013 15:51:54 GMT -8
dang three people dead each week. So if one spy is left he/she still gets to kill someone? 3 is the maximum. If the group votes incorrectly and selects a diplomat, then only 2 people die that week … which will probably be most weeks, if history is any indicator. |
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Post by Evan on Sept 10, 2013 15:57:43 GMT -8
Technically if the assassin chooses to kill the same player as the spies (kind of reminds me of Strangers on a Train, "Criss Cross") and the Polygraph reveals a diplomat, only one person will die.
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Post by Ron Wednesday on Sept 10, 2013 16:54:27 GMT -8
What if there are ties for the polygraph? Can we give it to two people? that would rock, 2x as many reveals would help us out.
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Post by Evan on Sept 10, 2013 17:14:31 GMT -8
What if there are ties for the polygraph? Can we give it to two people? that would rock, 2x as many reveals would help us out. Ties are broken as such: Whomever did worse on the immunity challenge gets polygraphed. If it can't be resolved this way... I guess I'll flip a coin |
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Post by Son Anheuser on Sept 11, 2013 6:49:57 GMT -8
sounds technical, go over that part about the coin again.
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Post by Super Sarah on Sept 13, 2013 11:43:27 GMT -8
Do we get to see everyone's vote in the gazette each week?
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Post by Mike Lenin on Sept 16, 2013 9:14:23 GMT -8
I think so.
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Post by Evan on Sept 16, 2013 15:12:04 GMT -8
The polygraph votes will be published
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Post by Farrell on Sept 17, 2013 14:44:58 GMT -8
Are we goong to know the true identityof the assasins target? Will we know who the assassin kills vs who the spies kill?
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Post by Evan on Sept 17, 2013 16:11:46 GMT -8
Are we goong to know the true identityof the assasins target? Will we know who the assassin kills vs who the spies kill? Yes and yes. I'm thinking that for the polygraph If there's a tie then neither person gets it and we polygraph the next highest vote-getter |
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Post by True Ingéneurs on Sept 18, 2013 5:59:41 GMT -8
I'm thinking that for the polygraph If there's a tie then neither person gets it and we polygraph the next highest vote-getter dang not sure how I feel about this. I like this in the challenges but when I read this, a non-target could be sent packing. Also it makes you second guess your vote which dang.. voting is tough as it is.. |
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Post by Evan on Sept 18, 2013 7:48:36 GMT -8
Now I'm leaning towards letting the most recent immunity challenge winner break the tie
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Post by Stinky Pete on Sept 18, 2013 8:40:53 GMT -8
Remember True, It's not about eliminating them, it's about verifying them so we know that what they say can be trusted. Or killing a spy or assassin, of course
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Post by bigsexy on Sept 18, 2013 14:26:13 GMT -8
>_> True, I might just be in a heightened state of paranoia, but that sounded sympathetic to spies. My first mission is, of course, to vote stabby off because he is obviously a spy, but I'm going to have my eye on you. Unless you're the assassin, in which case, I'm not even suspecting you at all. '  ha...ha... I have no problem with the vote going to the next person if they are a spy. I just have one question, if that was someone that had already been polygraphed, would it just be wasted on them and not reveal anyone. |
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Post by Stinky Pete on Sept 18, 2013 15:40:42 GMT -8
I think he would treat it as if you didn't really vote, and thus vote for yourself
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ha...ha... I have no problem with the vote going to the next person if they are a spy. I just have one question, if that was someone that had already been polygraphed, would it just be wasted on them and not reveal anyone. 