Hi,
In 7 players game, there should always be 3 sabs. If there are only 2, in 99% of the games, they will lose.
Thanks!
In 7 players game, there should always be 3 sabs. If there are only 2, in 99% of the games, they will lose.
Thanks!
The unbalance you should say.GingoO wrote:Nope. the balance depends a lot on the cards that each side have.
Not really, unless I'm cursed, because simply you can be sab 3 times in a game.Oso wrote:The chance of having two saboteurs is very low.
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I respectfully disagree. First, the existence of 2-sab rounds are necessary to make 3-sab rounds more interesting (by increasing uncertainty and making life easier for undercover sabs who are the spice of the game). And second, due to the Saboteur scoring rules, 2-sab rounds can be viewed not so much as "failed rounds" with uneven balance between 2 teams, but rather as digger versus digger competitions which follow their own logic (although many of the players, me included, prefer not to see it like this, at least most of the time). All in all, 2-sab rounds add some depth and strategical variety to the game and are important part of it.johnxxx wrote:Hi,
In 7 players game, there should always be 3 sabs. If there are only 2, in 99% of the games, they will lose.
Thanks!