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Talking During the Game
Napsal: 16 dub 2006, 02:11
od Anonymous
Is it legal for the Sherrif to issue "orders" (eg You must shoot clockwise or I know you're not the deputy) or does that negate the spirit of the rule answered in FAQ answer to question #1?
Re: Talking During the Game
Napsal: 17 dub 2006, 06:54
od srab
Handle píše:Is it legal for the Sherrif to issue "orders" (eg You must shoot clockwise or I know you're not the deputy) or does that negate the spirit of the rule answered in FAQ answer to question #1?
You can talk, but not about characters or about strategy.
Cause you can see the roles in the way they play card with regard to sheriff.
Napsal: 28 kvě 2006, 18:05
od bonz
I think you can talk about anything, but you must not reveal your role and show your handcards.
Napsal: 20 srp 2007, 19:44
od c3le
bonz píše:I think you can talk about anything, but you must not reveal your role and show your handcards.
but a BIG part of the fun is that people don't talk or even subtly hint their roles/strategy. Not knowing who whom is makes it so much more interesting!
Of course, being an outlaw always suggest that the sheriff shoots the other people
Napsal: 20 srp 2007, 21:23
od zpeterz63
People can always lie. Part of the charm is that you don't know who someone is until the card is finally turned over when they're dead. You can claim to be the deputy if you're an outlaw or the renegade. That doesn't mean you are. I say, talk as much as you want.
Napsal: 21 srp 2007, 05:01
od c3le
But the thing is, even with a larger group the roles can be easily predicted, even after a few rounds. At least I can.
