Really?
Ended Shadow's League of Legends Mafia: Season II - GAME OVER (Anti-Town Victory)
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I honestly thought that role was going to suck. I'm very happy that it didn't.
I had to use another action before the nightkill, you fuck.
>get gypped out of the game, then forced to watch every town player play like shit
>you should be happy
This game was imbalanced as fuck, you fag. Stroke yourself off about your easy-ass victory all you like, it doesn't mean shit.
That's not necessarily relevant, if the rules are set up such that a nightkill is always the first ability applied for purposes of redirecting/roleblocking.
Hey.
They didn't all play like shit.
Also, @Requiem, I disagree with the notion that throwing an SK into the game makes it more unbalanced against the Town. An SK can be just as harmful to the Mafia, and in this game in particular was even more so. Or would have been, anyway, if I hadn't outplayed him so hard.
So hard.
Get wrecked, Tim. You early-vetkilling motherfucker.
That's a fucking bullshit rules setup, then, especially since my ability presumably resolved before nightkills and after roleblocks and bussing.
But no, seriously, really? We can't just talk about the game without people getting snippy at one another and picking at their word choices?
I don't even care if I sound like a 14 year old girl on her period, this is so fucking bitchy. We were having a chilled out discussion on the mechanics of the game and then you felt the need to say that? Why? Come on, man. It's one thing in the heat of the game to fuck with each other, that's normal and happens all of the time, but in the post-game chat we gotta be bitchy?
I'm not sure if you know anything about League, but Aatrox uses his own health as a resource instead of mana, and I didn't want to just assign mana costs to a champion that doesn't use mana because I felt that would suck (see Garen as well).
It was intended as a high-risk/high-reward role, and the concept of a champion that can manipulate its bulletproof by using its abilities is a creation that I was quite proud of, hence why it was my favorite role.
That said, it may need a few tweaks, but I think it did okay for a test run.
You're playing a champion whose entire source of power is being able to go back in time to change what happened, and you're arguing about how it doesn't make sense that one of your abilities would have to be treated as if it happened at an earlier point in time than when you resolved to use it.
Huh?
I just meant that I'm sick of seeing faggots say "tilt lol" and "wow the tilt" etc., in actual games of LoL. It's some kind of bullshit new fad now.
I didn't even realize that you'd actually used that word in this thread(?)
I'm... sorry(?) I definitely hadn't meant to take a jab at you there. I'm not even a little bit upset with any of you guys.
In regards to what we were talking about. It felt way too specific for that to be a coincidence.
So there's some thematic reason for Thresh to be able to make other roles kill themselves or otherwise reflect their abilities? 'cause if I recall, that's... not really what the ability does in League.
It's actually what new league players say.
Sky Williams, who mostly does League videos, made an entire video about "Untilting" yourself. It's the only reason that I know why Easy used it.
It... well, I apologize. That was absolutely a coincidence. I really don't think all of our shit was OP in the setup, given how ridiculously stronk a lot of the Town roles were, but I definitely don't think you're a fgt for feeling like it was unfair how we were able to just shit all over everything on Day 4. From where you were standing, that probably looked like an unstoppable faceroll that you never even got a chance to do anything about - cause you didn't, really. If you'd had Tag's role instead, though, I'm guessing you'd probably have seen it a bit differently.
If Flay had been replaced with something that fit thematically with the in-game ability, I wouldn't argue about how it doesn't make sense for Flay to do that thing.
If I had Tag's role, I'd like to think things would have gone a whole lot more differently than they did, if only for the fact that I wouldn't publicly announce my every move.
Evidently you don't really give so much of a fuck about thematics when it benefits you, so fuck off.
Also, since people posted their actions, mine amounted to:
Night 1: Don't night kill me bro!
-Day 2: Complaining and essentially getting everyone to think I was unkillable, which I essentially was.
Night 2: Literally nothing.
Night 3: Ult, not able to be lynched, even though I never would have gotten lynched anyways. That's safe to say.
Night 4: Nothing.
This was the perfect role for me since I was scatterbrained and unable to focus. In a better, more perfect world, I'd have liked a headbutt or a pulverize which would act as a stun of some sort. Maybe stop them from talking or lynching for a specific amount of time, I don't know. Maybe just a role block.
As it stands, I basically couldn't do anything this game except not die. Usually that would be perfect since talking is personally my biggest asset, but that ended up not being the case.
Night 1: Don't night kill me bro!
-Day 2: Complaining and essentially getting everyone to think I was unkillable, which I essentially was.
Night 2: Literally nothing.
Night 3: Ult, not able to be lynched, even though I never would have gotten lynched anyways. That's safe to say.
Night 4: Nothing.
This was the perfect role for me since I was scatterbrained and unable to focus. In a better, more perfect world, I'd have liked a headbutt or a pulverize which would act as a stun of some sort. Maybe stop them from talking or lynching for a specific amount of time, I don't know. Maybe just a role block.
As it stands, I basically couldn't do anything this game except not die. Usually that would be perfect since talking is personally my biggest asset, but that ended up not being the case.
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Most likely, yes. He really took one of the most powerful roles in the game, there, and pretty much threw it all into the toilet.