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Different55 wrote:

EDIT: Wait, what are you doing on a 32 bit computer? Even Linux distros are dropping support for 32 bit. The last ones of those were made like over a decade ago, and they were horrible, horrible things barely suitable for word processing. The last 32 bit CPU worth anything is even older than that.

I really don't care what linux distros do, and it is very easy for us in the western world to simply go "buy a newer computer".
But quite simply many older machines are slower now because of incapable operating systems, not because the systems became slower over time.
Webkit supports 32bit computers yes, but while I can run my game just fine on these 32bit computers I don't really know if i want to spend all the effort to get webgl2 and wasm running "well" on those machines. Native code really is faster there, especially with modern browsers having a much bigger footprint every version.

And to answer your question of "what are you doing on a 32bit computer"
I would say: Why would I throw away a computer that runs *faster* with the OS I run on it than any windows 10 machine I have touched, if the garbage windows 10 calls an OS is enough speed for people than my 10 year old machine that runs faster ought to be enough easily.

Minimania wrote:

The entirety of Town of Salem is played like this.

I don't really understand. On one hand, people complain that the game ends up becoming follow-the-cop way too often. The whisper system solves that by allowing you (the non-cop) to do your own sleuthing around, but for some reason you find it irksome, or annoying. Why?

idk I for one loved it
sure it looks boring from a spectator's perspective
but it opens up new ways to solve the game
just look at all the fake claims that were happening in whispers
if the feature wasn't so good, y'all wouldn't be using it so much

Minimania wrote:

That is gonna 100% make it way harder for me

Yes.
well, maybe to nerf the blackmailer and make it a bit simpler for yourself, you could group all of the whispers that have been sent during the day and PM the blackmailer once the night starts
here's another idea:
since we're doing a closed setup, you can add blackmailer to the role list without actually giving it to any of the players
keeps people on their toes without making it much harder for you

mrjawapa wrote:

NorwegianboyEE wrote:

How aboit limiting it to one whisper per day?
Then it would maybe be tolerable.

I also thought one whisper per day would work.

It forces people to use it in more tactfully, and keeps the entire game from being played in the shadows.

The entirety of Town of Salem is played like this.

I don't really understand. On one hand, people complain that the game ends up becoming follow-the-cop way too often. The whisper system solves that by allowing you (the non-cop) to do your own sleuthing around, but for some reason you find it irksome, or annoying. Why?

TaskManager wrote:

add blackmailer maybe
its a ToS mafia role that can see all whispers of all players

That is gonna 100% make it way harder for me