Just gonna share an interesting behind-the-scenes tidbit
When I asked this I honestly wasn't sure if @Attis would even reply, but I thought it was worth a shot anyway. I only told a couple of people and really debated whether I should post it in the thread or not, but I got killed shortly after, so that was that. Initially I thought the roles had been handpicked, which I believe is what happened in the last couple of games, and I get the impression that's what a lot of other people thought too (like, for example, at first I was convinced there was no way @junglefish would be a slasher after already being one in the first two games). Just makes me wonder if anything in the game would have gone differently if this had been common knowledge.
I'd like some clarification about the rules if you don't mind.
1) From your post I got the impression one of the girls in love was a slasher and the other an idol, is that right? Honestly the way it was worded was a bit unclear.
2) Were people's roles assigned at random?
1. It could be all ex idols or all trainees. If by the end, all of the trainees survive but lover also survive, lover will win the game but not the trainees. Vice versa happen. Basically they're their own team.
2. Yup, it's assigned through random generator, though for the Ex Idols, I pick the power roles on my own from people that is already categorized into Ex Idols team.
When I asked this I honestly wasn't sure if @Attis would even reply, but I thought it was worth a shot anyway. I only told a couple of people and really debated whether I should post it in the thread or not, but I got killed shortly after, so that was that. Initially I thought the roles had been handpicked, which I believe is what happened in the last couple of games, and I get the impression that's what a lot of other people thought too (like, for example, at first I was convinced there was no way @junglefish would be a slasher after already being one in the first two games). Just makes me wonder if anything in the game would have gone differently if this had been common knowledge.