Mods try to stretch the OGI rule too far, it should be confined to actual outside game actions such as posting on profiles or forums, or using outside processes to decide in game decisions the rest is kinda dumb.
it's not ogi if anyone think it's ogi or could be ogi you're wrong and should stop posting
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if someone said "i swear on my moms grave im town" that could make a lot of ppl feel bad and that outside game stuff can influence them to not fos them
cuz theyll think "ok no one is gonna swear on their mom's grave!!"
then they flip maf and their mom is still alive
i would say ogi if the content is bad and they say it over and over
cuz everyone uses ate and ate can amount to a lot of different things
if you think saying "I swear on my mom's life" should be against the rules, then make a stupid rule like, "don't disrespect your mother." dont corrupt the ogi rule with your stupid ideals
This is why an old account called "The Futon" got banned, since his gimmick was that he couldnt lie(because futons cant lie???) so he never said "Im town" when he rolled maf.
Basically if a person always start every single game he rolls town by saying "Im town" and ONLY when he is actually town its honest meta. But if he literally says it every single game regardless of alignment its just a joke/opener.
If two best friends are playing and one person says to their best friend. "I SWEAR ON YOUR LIFE. IM COP. I WOULDNT JEOPARDIZE MY BEST FRIENDS LIFE" is that ogi?
yes unless theyre mafia
Wut. Then you could just say. "I can't say that if i'm mafia"
huh? i only believe this should be punished if it's true meta...
true meta != they're telling the truth in 1 specific game
i want to respond to every hyperbolic answer with "technically yes lol"
it depends if you take the words "Outside Game Influence" literally and not read the rule definition. that's where the division in this debate comes from
well yeah that's what i was going for
ya and it shouldn't be taken literally, it's almost a misnomer since it covers only certain things outside of game. if you read the rule definition it's pretty clear what it covers though.