Quick question for people who are better at this than me:
What's the deal with honest meta again? Is it considered OGI if someone has a meta that they stick to and is known by the community / tables a person plays with? (IE "I always and only say "town here" as town", or "I only pinky swear if I'm town").
I don't remember any of the past verdicts on this.
Yeah, I know. I figured there was a decent chance he forged it all for laughs but since then I've gotten a lot less paranoid of the heights of Jack's dedication to trolling.
In my opinion, honest meta is OGI because it gives the meta-er an advantage over everyone else before the game even started which I think defeats the point of the game of Mafia. I think people -should- leave their 'meta' aside when they play, but that's just not the case.
If anyone strongly disagrees I'd love to hear your opinion about it, because I'm not 100% steadfast on this.
it's all subjective. if it's severe and over a long period of games, it would be more cheating than OGI.
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This is what I'd want to punish, but I don't know the severity of it (could it disqualify a run?) and what the violation would be (OGI? Cheating?)
OGI would be being very lenient. It is honestly much closer to cheating (In that the OGI is being used to reveal your role/alignment in a very conclusive way similar to a screenshot)
What if it is something that is known universally and stuck to 100%?
Wasn't there a guy who get banned a while ago who never lied or something like that?
Yes, I can't remember his name (something like INeverLie) but I remember the report, he got banned because it gave everyone an unfair advantage. If he was mafia and you asked him if he was mafia, he would say yes because he couldn't lie. So it gave mafia an unfair disadvantage whether he was town or mafia.
there have been a lot of honest meta accounts that have been banned
i'd think the only cases where honest meta would be an issue is if it were to be abused in a way that gave a person an advantage over everyone because of said honest meta
This is literally the point of honest meta.
This is what I'd want to punish, but I don't know the severity of it (could it disqualify a run?) and what the violation would be (OGI? Cheating?)
What if it is something that is known universally and stuck to 100%?
Wasn't there a guy who get banned a while ago who never lied or something like that?
Yes, I can't remember his name (something like INeverLie) but I remember the report, he got banned because it gave everyone an unfair advantage. If he was mafia and you asked him if he was mafia, he would say yes because he couldn't lie. So it gave mafia an unfair disadvantage whether he was town or mafia.
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If its a known thing to happen how is it not ogi.
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Jack also said this.
Jack outright caught him rolesharing when Kennedy accidentally MSN'd him over someone else.
And he had the logs+screenshot to prove it.
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i'd think the only cases where honest meta would be an issue is if it were to be abused in a way that gave a person an advantage over everyone because of said honest meta