[Resistance] #1 ~ Day 3 Voting Time²!
- 主题发起人 MaHuD
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After a very brief meeting, the First Proposed Mission-team for Mission #03 was created by Leader Eternal;
[*] Grimmend
[*] Vieira
[*] Llandy
[*] Eternal
1 Hulk
2 Konig
3 Eternal
4 Xardob
5 Gaham
6 Pharaoh Llandy
7 Dodes
8 Lord Brutus
9 Grimmend
10 Vieira
[*] Grimmend
[*] Vieira
[*] Llandy
[*] Eternal
1 Hulk
Rejects
Rejects
Approves
Rejects
Approves
Rejects
With 3 Approvals and 7 rejections that means that the mission team is scrapped.
Xardob is the new Leader of the Resistance!
With 3 Approvals and 7 rejections that means that the mission team is scrapped.
Xardob is the new Leader of the Resistance!
Approves
Rejects
Rejects
Rejects
Still missing a few votes, but Brutus was nice enough to send some extra votes.
The mission-team was voted through, and automatically succeeded as there was no spy in the mission-team!
Which concludes the first game, thank you all for playing and congratulations to the Resistance Operatives!
I am not going to host a 10 player game again as it seems to be unbalanced. The extra resistance operative that is not required to go on important missions helps a lot, and there is a big chance that the first leaders have only good roles and with some extra luck and skill pick only operatives for the team.
Though I must also say that the Operatives played well, and frankly a bit better than the spies. They were more active and participating (during earlier days) with trying to get either themselves on the team, or people they trust or going for some other plan. In my opinion, the best way to win is to be active and involve yourself in the game, regardless of your role. But in this case, as I mentioned the 10 player setup most likely played a big role as well. Ideally between 5 to 7 players seems most balanced with 8 and 9 being doable.
Lastly I would like to apologize for the time it took between the voting and the results, especially during later parts. Hopefully though, despite it being a first run and me being slow, you all had some fun and insight as to how the game works.
Which concludes the first game, thank you all for playing and congratulations to the Resistance Operatives!
I am not going to host a 10 player game again as it seems to be unbalanced. The extra resistance operative that is not required to go on important missions helps a lot, and there is a big chance that the first leaders have only good roles and with some extra luck and skill pick only operatives for the team.
Though I must also say that the Operatives played well, and frankly a bit better than the spies. They were more active and participating (during earlier days) with trying to get either themselves on the team, or people they trust or going for some other plan. In my opinion, the best way to win is to be active and involve yourself in the game, regardless of your role. But in this case, as I mentioned the 10 player setup most likely played a big role as well. Ideally between 5 to 7 players seems most balanced with 8 and 9 being doable.
Lastly I would like to apologize for the time it took between the voting and the results, especially during later parts. Hopefully though, despite it being a first run and me being slow, you all had some fun and insight as to how the game works.
