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Mafia General Rules and Tips

blie4

Not a Peon
Greenie
Nov 3, 2013
386
180
Yeah but my game is more awesome

100% confirmed
There's why I disliked your post, you said your game is "more awesome" than mine without even letting me have a go.

Sorry, don't want to start an argument or something! :p
 

Srentiln

minr op since Nov 2011
Op
Oct 28, 2013
1,985
1,047
Now now yutes, we will see for certain when your respective turns come
 

Spontida10

Peon
Mod
Nov 2, 2013
263
35
I'd like to signup to host a round. I actually have an in-game interactive idea to make this fun, but it needs more planning.
 

Zatharel

Другар
Op
Board
Nov 5, 2013
2,033
1,651
I'd like to signup to host a round. I actually have an in-game interactive idea to make this fun, but it needs more planning.
in game interactive...why does that sound so confusing?
 
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Srentiln

minr op since Nov 2011
Op
Oct 28, 2013
1,985
1,047
Soinds interesting spon, but don't forget timezone differences. They have the potential to break that idea...and you will need to have it setup so that white/blues can access it so forgot can join on :p
 

TheForgottenUser

Honorary green
Greenie
Whitey
Nov 3, 2013
602
329
I'd also like to ask you if you will, honestly, be active. Hosting is much harder than it looks, and requires a large time commitment. Considering that you've only been active a few (2?) of the games, I'm a bit hesitant to put your name down.
 

Jkjkelly1

The 28th Doctor.
Op
Oct 27, 2013
636
251
@Freakworld my game will certainly be interesting. No map or anything, just... yeah.

Btw, forgot, was it you who used that message board thing for one of your rounds where we couldn't use PM's? or was that someone else?
 

Alphaesia

Maze Connoisseur
Op
Apr 21, 2014
1,557
846
I was reading the wikipedia page on Mafia, and discovered that people have figured out what number to Mafia to the number of Innocents to give a fair chance 50/50 to each team. This is the extract:

In 2006, the computer scientists Braverman, Etesami and Mossel proved that without detectives and with perfect players the randomized strategy is optimal for both citizens and mafia. They showed that when there are a large number of players to give both groups similar probability of winning, the initial number of mafiosi m need to be proportional to the square root of the total number of players P, that is
.[21] With a simulation, they confirmed that 50 mafiosi would have almost a 50% chance to win among 10,000.

If any detectives are added to the game, Braverman et al. proved that the number of mafiosi must remain at a fixed proportion of the total number of players for their chance of winning to remain constant.[Note 3]
 

henniboy321

Chicken eater
Greenie
Nov 2, 2013
466
295
I was reading the wikipedia page on Mafia, and discovered that people have figured out what number to Mafia to the number of Innocents to give a fair chance 50/50 to each team. This is the extract:

In 2006, the computer scientists Braverman, Etesami and Mossel proved that without detectives and with perfect players the randomized strategy is optimal for both citizens and mafia. They showed that when there are a large number of players to give both groups similar probability of winning, the initial number of mafiosi m need to be proportional to the square root of the total number of players P, that is
.[21] With a simulation, they confirmed that 50 mafiosi would have almost a 50% chance to win among 10,000.

If any detectives are added to the game, Braverman et al. proved that the number of mafiosi must remain at a fixed proportion of the total number of players for their chance of winning to remain constant.[Note 3]
That is very interesting, just a little note. Every mafia game is different and has different roles so I'm pretty sure those numbers are not completely correct for our games. But it is still interesting and it might be usefull when making your game to balance it a bit out.
 

Zatharel

Другар
Op
Board
Nov 5, 2013
2,033
1,651
Agreed with henni. Since the first round we've gone very very far from the actual mafia - locations/maps were introduced, new roles were made etc etc, with that, those statistics don't really apply to minr mafia.
 
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