So what went wrong?

I barely posted at all, I wasn't suspected until the end.

 

this topic reminded me of derpy....

anyway the main problem in the last round is inactive.... inactive player basically kill the game.

 

What about this.
Everyone must vote everyday.

 

Problem, ask yourself if even everybody is on each day.

 

Join the game and be active, or don't join at all.

 

I have suggestion ... because I can image internet problems and such... you should vote at least once every 2 days. And to be honest, Akane... I think you need to be more strict with those inactivity warnings... inactive people, just throw them out of the game. Though luck as they say.

 

Nonono. That would cause disruption of the current game. Maybe after the game, she could give the sanctions.

 

Or the vague hints... Akane, you must use those vague hints to betray the inactive people

 

Doesn't solve the problem of them being inactive,.

 

True. But maybe you just need to avoid people joining to join. Like joining every round.

 

I still think of forcing people to vote (not voting = instant death).
Is this a good idea?

 

No it isnt. School, Internet problems, family/personal issues... No that's a terrible idea. I think you should kill them after two days of not posting, not days without voting.

 

Good idea.
Do you have you the banhammer?
Because:

If they get killed three times for not posting = temp ban?

 

Banned from the game, not from the website

 

This won't result in proper voting.
Everyone will be like 'oh I won't vote today'.

 

What I didn't like about it was the blatant bandwagoning. People weren't making their own decisions or even giving any reasons. They just voted because why the hell not, and that wasn't fun at all.

 

So what's your suggestion for that?

 

I dunno. I'm just saying what I thought was wrong with it.

 

Should I remove the modified thread and go back to basics?

 

I don't think that's the problem. There wasn't exactly anything modified in the WoR 12 other than the names. It's the number of people joining. The slots are barely filled in these past rounds.