What hatmoza said. I need it in My Recent Threads so I can watch it!

Day will start just after 7pm GMT at the latest. Waiting on a few PMs.

They have had over 24 hours to get their vote in. More than enough time to stop in and sya what they want to do imo. I vote randomly decide/deny them night actions.

If you are going to do random/block, I believe that it should be random first night, then no action every night after that. Pure random every night could cause some really bad effects.

I appreciate that, but it's less than two hours to the deadline I've sent them. I'd rather everyone felt they got a chance to use their powers.

nord, that's a good idea, I'll do random one night only.

If you have someone not using their night actions for multiple nights in a row then there is a mod kill about to happen. Pure random keeps the effect in play the longest, which has equal chances of helping or hurting the town immensely. Being able to be auto role blocked through in action while playing a serial killer would be extremely advantageous.

@Soleron
Fair enough I suppose.

no, I meant night 1, which already passed. Every night from here on out should be no-action. I'm not saying if the player is active or not. So if I don't get an action in tomorrow night it would be a no action. If a player doesn't send in a PM multiple nights in a row they should be mod killed. It is for the nights that people forget.

Gnizmo, I will choose an appropriate action based on their role. I wouldn't do a random kill for a serial killer, but I would do a random protect for a doctor.

And I am prepared to modkill anyone who isn't active for that long. I'll let you all know if that becomes an issue for a specific person.

Serial killers being forced to kill every night is a check on their abilities. It is very good if you let them forfeit their night action. Random kill for the serial killer would hurt the player more than no kill. Others may disagree though I suppose.

obviously Soleron can run the game however he wants, I've just seen that recommended before and agree with it.