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I see a lot of comments about werewolf. The best strategy I found as a civilian is to ignore all rhetoric and simply analyze voting behavior. That is, assuming
by mettamage 2y ago
I see a lot of comments about werewolf. The best strategy I found as a civilian is to ignore all rhetoric and simply analyze voting behavior. That is, assuming no one is paying too close attention you analyze voting behavior.
I've seen some crazy stuff. I remember one person playing like a complete werewolf but my intuition said he was just a very ignorant civilian. It turns out that I was right. After asking him why he played how he played, he genuinely thought he was making the best moves. It taught me that some people can seem malevolent but ultimately mean really well.
It taught me that there are many matches where it's 100% known that someone is the seer, gives the winning piece of information, gets killed off by the werewolfs and the village somehow manages to completely not act (or worse forget) on what the seer said, allowing the werewolfs to win the game.
Werewolf has taught me a lot about group dynamics, which is also why I find certain political realities in multiple countries right now not that weird. I've seen weirder behavior with werewolf, albeit on a smaller scale in a fantasy setting with solely highly educated people.
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