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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:33 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:35 pm
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Le King Vigoureux Le King Vigoureux If A targets B: • B targets A, and C targets A, we're on 2. • B targets A, and C targets B, we're still on 2. • B targets C, and C targets A, everyone dies. If A targets C: • B targets A, and C targets A, we're on 2. • B targets A, and C targets B, everyone dies. • B targets C, and C targets A, we're still on 2. Yes My brain broke a little but yup! But if it's "Only one winner. If 2 people remain, everyone loses." then everyone loses in all scenarios. Unless the point is to make everyone play until they notice. ninja
Not necessarily. 3 would make it unwinable. 2 will make it a loss. Their goal should be to end up with at least 4 people in the final round. The whole point of it was to make them talk to each other and figure out who's killing whom and who should die to have the correct numbers. It's meant to be a numbers game. But more importantly, it's meant to be hilarious for the host. What if people band wagon kill people?
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:38 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:40 pm
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123jimmy321 Le King Vigoureux Le King Vigoureux If A targets B: • B targets A, and C targets A, we're on 2. • B targets A, and C targets B, we're still on 2. • B targets C, and C targets A, everyone dies. If A targets C: • B targets A, and C targets A, we're on 2. • B targets A, and C targets B, everyone dies. • B targets C, and C targets A, we're still on 2. Yes My brain broke a little but yup! But if it's "Only one winner. If 2 people remain, everyone loses." then everyone loses in all scenarios. Unless the point is to make everyone play until they notice. ninja
Not necessarily. 3 would make it unwinable. 2 will make it a loss. Their goal should be to end up with at least 4 people in the final round. The whole point of it was to make them talk to each other and figure out who's killing whom and who should die to have the correct numbers. It's meant to be a numbers game. But more importantly, it's meant to be hilarious for the host. What if people band wagon kill people?
That's the point.
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:40 pm
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Le King Not necessarily. 3 would make it unwinable. 2 will make it a loss. Their goal should be to end up with at least 4 people in the final round. The whole point of it was to make them talk to each other and figure out who's killing whom and who should die to have the correct numbers. It's meant to be a numbers game. But more importantly, it's meant to be hilarious for the host.
Ok, I get it now. Although I can already see the outcome: "I'll betray everyone by killing an extra because I can!" /ends with three players (┛◉Д◉)┛彡┻━┻
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:42 pm
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Vigoureux Le King Not necessarily. 3 would make it unwinable. 2 will make it a loss. Their goal should be to end up with at least 4 people in the final round. The whole point of it was to make them talk to each other and figure out who's killing whom and who should die to have the correct numbers. It's meant to be a numbers game. But more importantly, it's meant to be hilarious for the host. Ok, I get it now. Although I can already see the outcome: "I'll betray everyone by killing an extra because I can!" /ends with three players (┛◉Д◉)┛彡┻━┻
THAT WAS THE WHOLE HILARIOUS POINT UNTIL I REALIZED MY MATH WAS WRONG crying
screw the 2 people cancel each other rule. there needs to be a cancel option, just apparently not this one. x-x
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:51 pm
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Le King Vigoureux THAT WAS THE WHOLE HILARIOUS POINT UNTIL I REALIZED MY MATH WAS WRONG crying screw the 2 people cancel each other rule. there needs to be a cancel option, just apparently not this one. x-x Sorry! Sometimes I'm a party-pooper with my overthinking. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:00 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:07 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:08 pm
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Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 8:05 am
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Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:41 am
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Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:43 am
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Vigoureux Le King Hey you accepted the 4-people victory before I destroyed my own thing. Off the top of my head, at least if A, B, and C target D, the game should be winnable with four players, since only one kill would cancel another kill.
No. Way ahead of you, already proved this can't be done. *ABCD have equal values but represent different sets that also have equal values. In this case, all their possible permutations are irrelevant. You put it in all possible combinations in your other post, but that's redundant as you are arguing combinatorics not algebra. You only need to test with one permutation because they are all interchangeable and have the same value.
So for shorthand I'll be testing with 1 set.
ABCD (4 people) 3 v 1 You always end up with having to have 3 people (ABC) target 1 (D) to get someone killed since even (AB, BA, CD) cancel eachother, and you will be left with = 2 players, Loss.
ABC target D, 3 left.
Hence no, 4 does not work. You then need to test with 3.
i. ABC A target B B target C C target D
i. A kills B, B kills C, C kills A = 0 players left. No winner.
ii. ABC Any odd permutation of 3 means either 1 or 3 required to make a kill. 1 required to make a kill: see i. everyone dies. 3 required to make a kill: requires a suicide. A kills C, B kills C, C kills C = 2 players left. Loss.
This is true for any number of players, because in all cases 1 or 3 (or 5 if 5 are alive) players are required to make a kill. 1 for 1 kills equals to 1 for 1 ratio, and everyone dies, No winner.
3 for 1 equals there will always be two players left, which means Loss.
Further, let's consider the premise "if 2 killers target each other, they cancel each other out."
I already proved there can only be two possible scenarios (targeting in a loop with no repeat AB BC CA or AB BC BD DA or AB BC CD DE EA to infinity) a repeat a the very minimum has to occur within the least possible (3) or higher.
Let's test with 3. AB BA CA
A cancels B B cancels A both live C kills A
BC left. 2 people left. Loss.
Let's test for 4. AB BA CD DA AB is canceled, CD is canceled. 4 left. Stalemate.
AB BA CA DB
AB cancel eachother, but then C and D kill them. 2 people left. Loss.
Test with 5. AB BA CA DB EC
A and B cancel. C kills A D kills B E kills C
DE left. This is scenario ii. 2 people left. Loss.
i. ii. iii. we just formulated the final rule: with two cancels, you are left with 2 deaths that cannot happen and at the very minimum two players will remain. Loss.
Combinatiorics. emotion_yatta
When I say I'm bad at math I'm actually lying.
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Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:54 am
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