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I know what you're all thinking. This ship is in good hands!

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i'm glad you enjoyed it. it's always awesome to get new players and it's even more awesome to get new players that actually play and enjoy themselves. thanks jarod :)


Id like to play again, I really enjoyed it.
 
One of the wolves contacted me and criticized me for putting weak people on the wolf team. There were a lot of weak players on the team, and we did get an extremely experienced seer, but I did not hand select the team, everyone's position was wholly random. That's the only fair way, if I interfere "balance" the teams it introduces an entirely new element to the game - trying to guess who the game mod was most likely to put where. On the other hand, with random selection, each person had exactly 7/11 chance to be a villager, 3/11 to be a wolf, and 1/11 to be a seer.

To describe exactly what I did, I compiled a list of each alt, in the order that you guys sent me PM's telling me your alts. This would've been fairly random as it is, as no one knows that order but me, but I also threw any extra randomness just to be sure. Starting with the first person on the list, I went to random.org and asked for a random number from 1 to 11, and compared it against a list of available roles - if the roll was 1, they were the seer, if it were 2-4, they were a wolf, and if it were any higher, they were a villager. Then I crossed the role they had taken off from the list, and reassigned role numbers appropriately (only really relevant if they got a special role, for instance, if they got seer the wolf role numbers were moved up to 1-3, no point in doing this for village roles because they were all last, and so could be simplified to any number > than the number of remaining special roles). Then, for the second person, I rolled from 1 to 10, and assigned them their appropriate roll. I incremented like this through the list until through the list until everyone had been assigned a role.
 
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