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Re: [werewolf] deadlock
Yes, you have a good point. However I think it
represents a hole in the rules (ties go to WW's) which
wasn't patched when the illusionist was introduced.
Should be if (WW + I) == GG then WW win...
And yes (though I won't be believed) I think that is
the way it should be even when I am not furry :-).
I think there should be a way in general to have night
come if a deadlock is irreconcilable. The question is
what determines an unbreakable deadlock?
Lyman
--- Richard Rognlie <rrognlie@gamerz.net> wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 12:32:56PM -0700, Lyman Hurd
> wrote:
> > Game 99 is about to deadlock (2 wolves +
> illusionist
> > vs 3 good guys). Did we ever institute a
> resolution
> > to this situation or is this going to be the game
> that
> > never ends?
>
> Even if gia had not self destructed, the game was
> not going to
> end in a deadlock.
>
> Neither of the 2 players with 2 votes were furry.
>
> once milla voted for someone, the remaining voter
> (furry) would
> go along with it (even if it was for the
> illusionist, potentially,
> since i don't know who the illusionist is)
>
> then, in the night, the furries just needed to
> succeed in getting a
> victim and then would win in the morning 2 on 2.
>
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