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Jurassic Werewolf - Isla Nublar
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Pawwed Rig wrote: »All. It is disappointing to see game mods being criticised after a huge effort in time from each of them but if you have complaints please pm me.
I though it was a very original game and personally I took advantage of the confusion to fake claim. I never said I was priest and I never gave a charachter name but I think that the lack of knowledge and information given made for a very enjoyable game with various options to shape it for all sides.
It’s a pity that the list thing happened like it did. It was angle shooting for sure but the player did it in full view of the mods and therefore offered up the move to judgement. As they said later in this thread it’s not like they used subterfuge.
People vent because they care so I don’t think the mods, who did a great and innovatitve job, should go without criticism but saying that I feel that every post on here should start with or be assumed to start with “ great game”. It’s easy to run a standard game anyone can do it, running an innovatitive ww game takes far more effort I mean at one point it was basically two games.
So well done mods and well done critics/players and especially well done to the winner barney the t-Rex
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Triceratops Ballet wrote: »Thanks
(I don't remember if it was actually my idea but I did get great pleasure out of posting them)
I also got pleasure out of seeing them pop up. Didn't know quite how to react to them at times though.0 -
too many of these threads end with this kind of discussion but I'd like to note that 95% of the games participants just think that was a great game with a new interesting twist which ran pretty smoothly.
Sorry Steve, not sure if im remembering wrong but I think at the time our seer had already been killed after peeking the same person twice so the only person who might get info from the mods about someones conversion being successful is the person who converted them. Since it turns out you were good and people acted very quickly and I didn't put all my info in my final reveal because the mods had some fun with the T-Rex water gif I'm def at fault there and my move was not as successful as hoped. Still we finished off the wolves essentially then and I kind of got confirmed villager. as a result.
I had so many Sam Jackson gifs I never got to post.
Bren killing me at the end was his best move imo, the confusion it lead to was his only chance to avoid the has to be Taco SK tag long enough to turn the vig. For so long it looked like the Village had it he just did so well not looking dodgy he was bottom of the list of surviving Taconites.0 -
A lot of this was already said, and I did touch on it over in the backrooms.
But I LOVED the split in this game. When I get an NRV roll, I can physically feel the energy drain out of me. In a group of 25 or whatever, it feels like its way to overwhealming, and I lose interest.
The second it became a group of 12, that interest surged back up. I had notes again, and found it way easier to form a list of who I trusted and who I didn't. So yeah, I thought that idea was phenomenal.
Even if my stint was cut short then by a wonky toaster (boo :P), I really enjoyed the game. Nice work 0 -
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Necrominus wrote: »Ha! I forgot Lordie was Katie (Sorry Lordie
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So on Taco Island the PW crew were in full flight:
Lord, Bounty, Beaker, Kolido AND myself all locked on one island :pac:
And not 1 bodyslam to be seen 0 -
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Bounty Hunter wrote: »Whats that Necro, your going to do another WWE Werewolf game the week before Wrestlemania?
yep that's definitely what I took from what you said. :pac:
Something tells me Lord might have that covered
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I dunno, some people probably don't like the bickering, I have a little bit of a different view on it.
People generally don't argue over something unless they care about it. I think it's testament to the passion that a lot of our guys here have for the game that in the aftermath, some people will be a little upset.
It'd be far worse, imo if the game finished up and the thread went quiet after the customary thanks and congrats messages to mods and the winners.
What I can see from it is that we have a group of incredibly passionate and driven folks within the community here, who while they won't always agree - and sometimes fall out over things (hi beaker ), they'll shrug it off after a couple of days, dust themselves down and simply move onto the next game with no grudges held.
And I think that's one of the things about Werewolf here that I enjoy the most.
Now, that's enough sentimentality from me, I'm off to throw stones at cats or something to compensate :pac:0 -
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Pawwed Rig wrote: »While the big games are great I think they should be rotated with plain vanilla. The big games are very complicated for a newbie (from personal experience)
I'd personally agree with this tbh. Difficulty is, especially now the schedule stretches to November 2019, is that people wait for ages now to run their own game and I can't fault anyone for wanting to try a theme or new things in their own version. Equally it's difficult to tell someone who wants to mod a game that they have to do it a certain way.
That being said, we do need to try and slot in more vanilla, newbie friendly games to try and get more new players.
Sully and myself are currently working on one that might be more your style, Pawwed - we just have to settle on a date for it
Of course, don't let that put you off from the next game on the 26th August. Be great to have you on board!0 -
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