Mafia 2015.5 || Sign up thread (8 Viewers)
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Let's discuss some things. I was following @Osman's explanations, they are spread all over the previous Mafia threads unfortunately.
1. Can the D gunblaze the person he earlier investigated?
I'd say yes, it already happened in some previous games. In the rules thread, we have something like this though: ' The Detective also has the option of using once per game the "gun's blazing" mode which allows them to kill one person they choose without knowing before hand their role. '
2. Gunblazing happens immediately or after the voting?
I'd say after the voting.
3. Detective requests to gunblaze someone the same night the Gs request to whack him, what happens?
I'd say both killings occur.
4. Detective sends an investigation/gunblazing request but goes to jail later. What happens?
Should he get an investigation info/gunblaze after the voting?
@Alen @Fred @king Ale
1. Can the D gunblaze the person he earlier investigated?
I'd say yes, it already happened in some previous games. In the rules thread, we have something like this though: ' The Detective also has the option of using once per game the "gun's blazing" mode which allows them to kill one person they choose without knowing before hand their role. '
2. Gunblazing happens immediately or after the voting?
I'd say after the voting.
3. Detective requests to gunblaze someone the same night the Gs request to whack him, what happens?
I'd say both killings occur.
4. Detective sends an investigation/gunblazing request but goes to jail later. What happens?
Should he get an investigation info/gunblaze after the voting?
@Alen @Fred @king Ale
1. Yes. "The Detective also has the option of using the "gun's blazing" mode once per game, which allows them to kill any one player regardless of whether or not that player has been investigated".
2. After the voting. It can be bad enough that the narrator isn't around for when someone is supposed to get jailed, and having a second role that is so specifically time dependent can mess up the game. But that's just my opinion.
3. Both killings occur.
4. I usually play this one that if the D sends his request before he's jailed, it stands. While the role doesn't get their info until after the voting, his duty is one that is performed during the day time and if he does it while he's still within fair rules, it's fine. He phones in his investigation in the morning, gets jailed, and upon release there's someone with an envelope waiting for him that has his answer.
2. After the voting. It can be bad enough that the narrator isn't around for when someone is supposed to get jailed, and having a second role that is so specifically time dependent can mess up the game. But that's just my opinion.
3. Both killings occur.
4. I usually play this one that if the D sends his request before he's jailed, it stands. While the role doesn't get their info until after the voting, his duty is one that is performed during the day time and if he does it while he's still within fair rules, it's fine. He phones in his investigation in the morning, gets jailed, and upon release there's someone with an envelope waiting for him that has his answer.
Maybe someone else has some questions to discuss?
