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Add me in if youâre still doing this.
I was just testing formatting, but Iâm down to play if we get enough people
Ah okay and good. Please let me know if we do.
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Leafia is the undisputed GOAT at everything. Sheâs shot the least as wolf (only 25% of the time), misfired at the least at as VT (only 36% of the time), and hits the most correct shots as gunbearer (60% of the time). 66.67% winrate.
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I caught wolf Leafia 20% of the time I was able, Zug caught her 14.29% of the time he wass able, Gar caught her 33% of the time Gar was able.
Wolf Gar was always shot, and Gar and I always shot wolf Zug.
Gar and I never misfired at t!Leafia. t!Leafia never misfired at t!Gar and t!Zug, while t!Zug always misfired at them.
Overall:
Zug preferred to shoot Gar and Eaves when he could, then me and Leafia.
I more often shot Gar and Zug over Leafia, and never shot Eaves.
Leafia most often shot Zug, then me and Eaves, and never Gar.
Gar shot Zug most, then me, then Leafia.
nya
also I was town in all of those games tbthbthtbhtbt the bot just made an error
bot errors
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When i play popcorn mafia, nobody bats an eye. but when i play COPPORN mafia, suddenly, the world goes crazy
Hereâs an overall read correctness stat. Itâs the number of times you read the person correctly (either shooting them as wolf or NOT shooting them as town) over the number of opportunities you had to shoot that person.
The âtotalâ row here differs from the hit% stat on the previous sheet cause the hit% one just counts âwolves shot / opportunities to shoot wolfâ, meaning hit% averages 50% in a 3-player game (two people to shoot, one wolf), 33% in a 4-player game (three people to shoot, one wolf), and 50% again in a 5-player game (four people to shoot, two wolves) - it doesnât give you âcreditâ for harder games.
In a 3-player game, your total correctness is either 0% or 100%. You were wrong or you werenât. Meanwhile, shooting a villager in a 4-player game gives you 33% total correctness (you incorrectly shot the villager, you incorrectly failed to shoot the wolf, you correctly didnât shoot the third villager), and shooting a wolf gives 100%, meaning you average 55.6% correctness in a 4-player game.
In a 5-player game, you get 25% correctness for shooting a villager (failed to shoot both wolves, shot a villager, but you did avoid shooting one villager) and 75% correctness for shooting a wolf (got the villagers and one wolf correct, but there was a wolf you didnât shoot). You still average 50% correctness, but you canât make 0% or 100%.
All this proves that Iâm the GOAT at Popcorn mafia. Iâm also hungry for popcorn all of a sudden.
Although thatâs something we already knew from when I shot three wolves as starting gunbearer in that one Popcorny game.
Good night now.
you may be the goat but im the greatest to ever do it
Not as good as I am.