In post 576, Roden wrote:
Just got home from work and I'm gonna read up once I settle in
Is there anything important I should look at in particular?
I don't really think so? I guess Alianna is consensus TR'd but your predecessor SR'd her, so I would be interested to know what you think about her slot. Also maybe read Kitty ISO then have a look at Hu Tao's push for an early Kitty spare. But overall you should probably read everything.
In post 578, Roden wrote:
Night Lights looks really townie early on
I'm kinda down to speed-spare them. If they are town, we get a level of enlightenment and also a person SRing me out of the way, so it's a win-win.
In post 576, Roden wrote:
Just got home from work and I'm gonna read up once I settle in
Is there anything important I should look at in particular?
I don't really think so? I guess Alianna is consensus TR'd but your predecessor SR'd her, so I would be interested to know what you think about her slot. Also maybe read Kitty ISO then have a look at Hu Tao's push for an early Kitty spare. But overall you should probably read everything.
In post 578, Roden wrote:
Night Lights looks really townie early on
I'm kinda down to speed-spare them. If they are town, we get a level of enlightenment and also a person SRing me out of the way, so it's a win-win.
I'm up to page 12. Alianna is fine so far, not super townie but above null. 102 was a good post but I don't feel strongly about her other posts so far.
Also did a quick ISO dive on Kitty and looked at the push. I need more from Kitty to get a read there, and I don't like the attempt to end the Day so early. Don't think they're ever both scum though.
In post 579, Something Cool wrote:
I'm kinda down to speed-spare them. If they are town, we get a level of enlightenment and also a person SRing me out of the way, so it's a win-win
After Hu Tao said she's confidently TRing him I did an ISO of him and I think he's nulltown.
I also think that mechanically it's more optimal to spare a nulltown on Day 1 than a top townread
UNLESS
we have reason to think that lowering enlightenment/increasing enlightenment has a mechanical effect beside advancing us toward wincon (EX: a town role that only works at 1+ enlightenment would make us want to spare a confident townread Day 1).
Pedit: I am also fine with doing Alianna. What's making you doubt your Hu Tao read?
I know this is modWIFOM but this seems like the kind of mod to make complex games so enlightenment definitely affects SOMETHING.
However! I just realized. To reduce swing and give negative feedback, what if enlightenment buffs evils?
UNVOTE:
WIFOM wifom...
I... feel like the very mechanism of enlightenment itself reduces swing compared to a standard game. Trying to vote out your own team instead of the other means that when you succeed, there's less support to help you continue to succeed; as opposed to standard rules where voting out the opposite team gives you proportionally more support to continue to succeed.
When i open this game, and starting read, i immediatly close it because i starting strongly consider self last townie alive and others are just jesters.
After Hu Tao said she's confidently TRing him I did an ISO of him and I think he's nulltown.
I also think that mechanically it's more optimal to spare a nulltown on Day 1 than a top townread
UNLESS
we have reason to think that lowering enlightenment/increasing enlightenment has a mechanical effect beside advancing us toward wincon (EX: a town role that only works at 1+ enlightenment would make us want to spare a confident townread Day 1).
Pedit: I am also fine with doing Alianna. What's making you doubt your Hu Tao read?
I know this is modWIFOM but this seems like the kind of mod to make complex games so enlightenment definitely affects SOMETHING.
However! I just realized. To reduce swing and give negative feedback, what if enlightenment buffs evils?
UNVOTE:
WIFOM wifom...
Dislike this post. It’s saying things that have been said already and I don’t like the tone. UNVOTE:
<Embrace The Void>
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