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Destroy 3 of the 5 bases if you are the Rebels, and protect 3 of the 5 bases if you are the Empire, through deception, strategy, and sabotage.

1. : Each of the players secretly receives one of two roles, either , or (6 resistance and 3 empire members are put in a 9P game). The Empire is the informed minority in this game, and thus will learn the identities of all their partners before the game begins. The Rebels will know nobody's role but their own. However, no players will ever be allowed to have private conversations out of thread. All discussion must be out in the open.

One player will also become the first . This role will be made public.

2. : The game begins with attacking the first base (these appear as octagons on the display). The Leader will delegate a certain number of Plans to each player in the game. How many plans are given to the players is shown on the number beneath the base, (the numbers will be lower if fewer players join). After any desired discussion is carried out, the Leader will propose a delegation of the Plans as follows:



3. : Once the proposal is made, players vote by PM as to whether or not they agree with the Proposal made with a vote of YES or NO. If a majority (half the bunch, round down, add 1) say YES, then the proposal passes, and we go to step 4.

If it fails, the Leader role rotates, and a new proposal is made for the attack on the same base. Be warned, if 5 consecutive votes fail, the Empire will win the game automatically.

4. : The players delegated the Plans will then decide whether to or the mission by PM. All Rebels MUST support the mission, but the Empire has a choice of which option they choose.

5. : The decisions are tallied and the results revealed in-thread, simply saying how many supported and how many sabotaged the mission, without stating who exactly chose which option.

If even 1 person sabotages, the Empire prevails and defends that base successfully. If everyone decides to support, the base is destroyed and the result is in favor of the Rebels. The first faction to protect/destroy 3 bases wins, but if neither has achieved that result yet, leadership rotates, the next base in line is targeted, and we go back to Plan Delegation.



Deadline for Plan Delegation is 120 hours, deadline for Plan Execution and Voting is 48 hours.

Role PMs:

Resistance

You are in the

Resistance

. You are in the

Orange

game.

Empire

You are in the

Empire

. The faction is comprised of [name], [name], and [name]. You are in the

Orange

game.

/confirm

Sooooo...

/confirm

I read my role.

/confirm

I've gotten my role. So I /confirm

/confirm

/confirm. You can trust me, M=W.

/confirm

and now, we wait for Zodiark13.

sorry, was sleeping. /confirm

Fantastic. Now lets see. There are three Loyalists here, and Me=Weird has to choose three people to have the plans. Anybody want to volunteer?

I will...

I suggest myself, KageLord and Me=Weird.

I don't care who gets it.

Well of course you suggest yourself, if you're an Imperial spy, you want to be able to sabotage it, if you're a rebel, you want to support it. I say discussion time! Someone find something useful to discuss, please.

I suggest me, because I know I can trust me. I suggest you because you can trust you, and since you are the key deciding factor, we must either trust you, or throw whatever plan you come up with out. I suggested KageLord because he volunteered. Don't really have any reason one way or another there, though.

Yeah... it's kind of difficult to pick based on logic for the first base. However, if you pick the 3 of us that Cybele suggested, either the mission will be successful or it will be sabotaged and we'll know that at least one of the three of us is Empire.

I agree with Cybele.

Fishythefish wrote:Thoughts:
1 is the wrong number of scum to have on the plans. It means they get to do what they like without worrying about what their friends might do. 0 is obviously the best number of scum there, but 2 or 3 aren't bad either.

Unless we get good reads off players, which people agree on, the plans should for now be assigned by random selection. Here's why:

If Drench is scum, he'll do what's worst for the town - put exactly one scum on the plans. If he isn't, he'll basically just be choosing at random, except probably put himself on. Assuming that, our odds of having exactly one scum on the plan are 73.3%. On the other hand, if we go randomly, the chances are exactly 50%.

Relevant. Thoughts?

Oh, true. I'll try to limit anything like that in the future. Anyways, I wonder how much merit is in this argument. It is very centered around playing this game by the odds. I'd rather spend it gathering evidence on who to trust or distrust, personally. It's not a bad plan by any means.
I think... I like my plan more because we can gather information from more sources this way. From how Me=Weird and others respond to my reasoning, from how the votes for the plan go, and then from how it turns out. With this other plan, it seems to stress a completely random choosing, which limits information received from it.

What do others think about it?

A good strategy would've been to discuss as normal, then have the leader choose randomly (via random.org or something as such), IMO.