I'm strongly leaning this way too, but only because i dislike tamius.
How are we supposed to inform our votes here, guys?
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I'm strongly leaning this way too, but only because i dislike tamius.
How are we supposed to inform our votes here, guys?
It's been a long time since I've played, but I think you can approve/disapprove via PM or in thread. And if you are on the mission, you can put in a preset mission order via PM.
A few schools of thought. Generally people reject the first few proposals they're not part of. I guess the bit to note is that the proposal phase is also a big part of where the info comes from.
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Yes. In fact, a proposer can even reject his own missions.
This is correct. Also, I strongly encourage all players, even Serenity Crew, to send in mission orders indicating whether they will support or sabotage. If this does not happen, though, I will default to Crew supporting and Alliance sabotaging.
Yes, but, and I'm at pains to stress this because I'm the only fucking person who bothers, if you automatically reject the first few missions every time, then they become totally meaningless, as the spies know they will be rejected and can thus vote whatever way will throw the resistance off later.
For the record, I have sent in my pre-loaded mission orders for the rest of the game to the GM.
True. Although you still might catch some little things looking back, like say spies only choosing teams without any other spies. :mellow:
edit: Also, it's only the first round where it's largely meaningless. Later on, even if the first couple proposals are routinely rejected, info shall be gained.
edit: Also, it's only the first round where it's largely meaningless. Later on, even if the first couple proposals are routinely rejected, info shall be gained.
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Usually, there isn't one, and I just wait until everybody has voted and resolve things right after. I experimented with one last time I GMed, and I don't think it was too popular.