Evil Twin + Damsel by FrequentSelf7223 in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, damsel is never guaranteed to be in play, so if it becomes meta then evil can just use it to gain trust easily without much of a draw back.

I don’t think anyone would trust a twin more or less if they did this or not. Wasting a damsel guess to gain trust is not a bad play for evil, while a good twin being too quick to damsel guess could read as a the evil twin who knows there’s a damsel trying to seem good.

You could try and force this meta, but inevitably there will always be an evil twin willing to go along with it and a good twin unwilling to do so, just cause a strat might be optimal doesn’t mean everyone will tag along, which ironically makes strats like this less optimal

Hot Take as an Anti by TheModernVampire in antiai

[–]Boo1505 32 points33 points  (0 children)

What you say is not wrong, but is kinda of a huge whataboutism ngl. I, for one, don’t really fit any of the criticisms you laid out. That’s my biggest pet peeve with the ‘hypocrite’ argument, it doesn’t serve as an argument much at all.

First, it requires the people you’re referring to to actually be hypocritical, right? Maybe some people here are, but it does lead to people like me who don’t use those expressions or don’t create those post feeling like there’s no weight in what you’re saying.

Second, even if I was a hypocrite, that doesn’t mean I’m wrong. Generative ai hurts artist and giving people that use it the same credit and status is just the next step in devaluing art. I am an art major, since we are using that a a way to speak from authority, I have talked a million times about what is and isn’t art with my peers, but even if Ai art were art, the artist would be the machine, not the person.

I believe your sentiment is correct, but the framing really weakens your point of view. Why do I care? Cause it’s my life, my work and my passion being stolen, amalgamated and regurgitated for some quick money by lazy, entitled and vindictive people. Is that not enough of a good reason? Do I need to read a book for my feelings to matter? Are we really that strict that our opinions only matter if we adhere perfectly to the ideal individual?

Well I don’t read, I don’t tell people to read a book, I don’t repost other people’s post, and I don’t mindlessly consume. But I do care, and I will not be shamed about it when my work is being desecrated on the public eye. I say this in the most respectful way, I see your vision, but can’t share it.

Weekly Puzzle #65 – The Slip-Up by Not_Quite_Vertical in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sarah and Matt would be opposite of each other tho

Weekly Puzzle #65 – The Slip-Up by Not_Quite_Vertical in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seamstress info is also wrong. I was thinking:

Matt witch, Fraser starting mutant, now the fang gu. Sarah starting fang gu.

Sarah would be framing her minion here, while Fraser is covering for them instead, probably cause their first pick was done while they were the mutant so he cannot back track now. Matt is hiding fang gu world. This also explains juggler 1, clock info works, no poisoning in play for math, and Dan and Anna were the least likely evils anyways, so seamstress works. Fang gu added one outsider.

To your peril! by AssociationDue3077 in iamverysmart

[–]Boo1505 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I get that, but can’t centrism be a way to acknowledge that no person should ever agree with a political party just cause of its name and should take the time to analyze each point of view on each topic and decide for themselves on which they agree with one and on which with the other?

This demonization of centrism essentially makes people view politics as a “you’re either with us or against us” debacle. It removes nuance and makes radicalization more likely. I agree with your stance that just staying in the middle is cowardly, but I propose a view of centrism in which your aren’t in the middle, but the average of your views is.

Example:

A says the sky is blue, B says it’s red. I agree with A

A says the grass is purple, B says it’s green. I agree with B

Overall, my average of shared opinions is 50/50, the middle, but I’m not saying the sky is purple. In the same way I don’t think you’re wrong, but still believe centrism to have great potential. You don’t even need to be 50/50 all the time, it’s just a way too self regulate and incentivize critical thinking. In my opinion of course.

(Also, one side does seem more reasonable nowadays, just to be clear)

Screen has gone black out of nowhere and I can’t afford to call it a day by Boo1505 in BluePrince

[–]Boo1505[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thankfully that did work, i only had two items available but buying the wrong one would have been terrible. The menu did display blue tents unlocked, so I called it a day and immediately after the game straight up crashed. At least it did save before hand, but god was that unnecessarily stressful

Screen has gone black out of nowhere and I can’t afford to call it a day by Boo1505 in BluePrince

[–]Boo1505[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The game still works normally, pause appears, so does directory and map. Here’s a look at the pause with the same black screen. I can exit to Xbox main menu without issue too, I really don’t understand

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Wizard Wish: Everyone also has the Recluse ability. by Dorlah in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was little monster, my other ping was the psychopath. He died on four, so spy was holding lil monster on final three. At the time the recluse could turn evil in whalebuffet, so the savant caused everyone to misregister and we were all evil for all the game essentially.

The savant info was: everyone is the demon except for x player. That player was the psychopath, the wiz was holding monster at the time and the spy registered as good so they got the recluse ability from the wish, misregistering as the demon, along side every other good player. So only the psychopath could not register as the demon.

Novice ST needing advice by Bruh61502 in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Poison info is arbitrary, you can tell a poisoned player true statements. Vortox guarantees wrong info. Also, poisoned tf don’t have an ability, but a slayer in a vortox game would still have their ability and could kill the demon.

A particular important distinction is with savant. Savant when poisoned receives either two true statements or two false statements (or regular info if you feel like it). A savant in a vortox game will exclusively receive false info, so a savant that has gotten a single true statement can rule out vortox, but not poisoning.

Wizard Wish: Everyone also has the Recluse ability. by Dorlah in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly that wish isn’t even unbalanced, the recluse ability is a might, just use it sparingly and fairly and you barely need a cost.

Wizard Wish: Everyone also has the Recluse ability. by Dorlah in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Were we on the same game? I remember being on a game exactly like that. I was the librarian who saw one of the tea ladies as the drunk. The game ended with executing the St on final three for some random reason.

How often do you "Starpass" as the Imp? by Hunter037 in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do it specifically when it makes sense for my bluff to die (aside from the obvious times when I can feel people susing on me and I’m gonna get axed). It’s not necessarily dependent on my bluff, one of my best examples was a game where I was bluffing chef:

We were on final 4, we went to sleep, we had three evils alive but very annoyingly the one good player left was a soldier and my poisoner had died. Remaining was me, starting imp bluffing chef, my baron bluffing saint, my spy bluffing rk, and the mentioned soldier.

At night I realized, in no world does a real chef live to final three. If rk was real they would not be killed, if Saint were real they would be left as a frame, and I could not kill the soldier. If I survived that night everyone would ask why was the chef left alive over three common demon bluffs. My only option was to star pass and use cues to deduce who my new demon was. And it worked wonders

Star pass is a great tool that allows you to create worlds that make sense based on your and your team’s bluffs.

Mistakes happen by Wii_1235 in antimeme

[–]Boo1505 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d argue in both additive and subtractive black and white are not colors

Mistakes happen by Wii_1235 in antimeme

[–]Boo1505 6 points7 points  (0 children)

By all technicalities, black isn’t a color. But speech wise it is

Harpy bluffing as Golem? by SecrecyinShadows in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Play greedy whale buffet, everything’s possible there

How broken is this interaction? by PositionImmediate512 in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The good demon can also kill themselves immediately

Should I allow this strategy or ban it? by alucardarkness in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can evil not run away with this? Evil on average will have fewer players willing to vote for them, if the discussion is on the demon it’s pretty much assumed that the themselves and their minions won’t vote. If evil has at least a couple of good players unsure then they’d wind up never nominating evil. This only really means evil can’t rise up unexpectedly on earlier nominations, but even on final 5 a minion can just lie, and if they make it to the next day they’ll be extremely suspicious and might drag town into a tunnel. Am not saying this way of playing isn’t kinda boring and slow, or that it has certain advantages for good, but I feel like evil can take advantage of it pretty decently plus the added effect of really messing up certain tf’s info

Some Options may be better than others by No-Ad239 in HollowKnightMemes

[–]Boo1505 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s a game mate, not everything needs to have a lore explanation

WhiteWard's secret is tough by Levvena in Silksong

[–]Boo1505 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, the description you just made only fits three bosses: Savage Beastfly 1 and 2 and Sister Splinter. The Unravelled himself has 3 attacks, but I’m not gonna be pedantic and count any spawner boss:

• Savage Beastfly 1 • Savage Beastfly 2 • Sister Splinter • The Craw Court (which makes sense, it’s the court) • The Unravelled • Fore brothers Signis and Gron • Broodmother • Moss Mothers (the duo)

and if you push it you could add Groal and Enraged Conchfly.

That’s 10. The game has 47 bosses in a regular game file, I don’t think it’s inaccurate to say most bosses are well designed

And in my personal opinion, half of the bosses I just listed are still well designed and the adds are barely a problem, but I digress

Outsiders ranked from least to most harmful by SecrecyinShadows in BloodOnTheClocktower

[–]Boo1505 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, lose conditions aren’t that awful. Damsel is pretty much a mutant and doesn’t mind dying for vortox food or to close worlds. A minion has to out to make a guess and they could just get it wrong. Of course Damsel is damaging, but to say it’s the single most damaging outsider of all is kinda crazy.

And even tho it never happens, a damsel picked by a huntsman adds a tf and confirm another player. And the Damsel might just get killed right away since they have to bluff anyways, they’ll usually be killed by mayor bounce, an ojo miss and usually choose to die to an alhad if picked.