it is fitting to fol that the villain wins so carry on
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Yeah being informed means the sense of dread can just set in at any point. As town you can hope “well if I work really hard and get lucky then maybe we can win this perpetual ExLo” 'cause who knows, maybe it’s the bottom 3 of your PoE. As a wolf oyu know everything and that is a curse
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true
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Eliza is the level 1 goon enemy that dies instantly
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no that’s katze
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as per magnus
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i do nya
One big thing is that as town I know that when someone’s pushing me, they’re wrong or a wolf. And often I’ll feel like I have a good case on why I’m town, or at least feel able to make myself sufficiently towny. Whereas as wolf, if someone’s pushing me they’re right, and I sometimes doompost super hard.
I guess that’s kinda like the last point about not sounding like one’s villager game but. somewhat different imo. It doesn’t apply when not being pushed, and it’s not super meta focused
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ironically i won vc botc with the exact same person i could never agree with as my demon so. i guess we’ve worked it out?
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more evidence
unless you mean this
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I wonder how different mafia would be if the roles were called MAGA and Queers where MAGA is the majority and Queers are the informed minority
I bet wim would be very different.
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back in my day i was the villain of fol
or something
maybe i was just the MC
im old and retired now 
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Yeah. Knowing exactly who my teammates are, if I don’t trust them, that can easily tank things for me. If you’re a villager and somebody does something frustrating you at least don’t know for sure they’re on your team. If your wolf partner does something frustrating you know for a fact you’re stuck with them
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what the hell
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the damn queers
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well think about it, people see the minority as the bad guys
but you know who else sees minorities as bad people…?
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this is the theme of my next mafia game
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