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*Games in which players do not win as a faction (for instance, one in which survival is a key aspect of the game) | *Games in which players do not win as a faction (for instance, one in which survival is a key aspect of the game) | ||
There is not necessarily anything wrong with Mafia Mutations, but they're not Mafia. As a result, they are | There is not necessarily anything wrong with Mafia Mutations, but they're not Mafia. As a result, they are highly frowned upon on mafiascum.net when they are cast as Mafia games. However, non-Mafia games are played in [[The Whole Sort of General Mish Mash]] with no stigma. | ||
[[Category:Mafia Mutations]] | [[Category:Mafia Mutations]] | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 8 October 2011
A Mafia Mutation is a game that is not based on the definition of Mafia; that is, uninformed majority vs. informed minority. Examples of Mafia Mutations include:
- Games in which there is no uninformed majority - for instance, one in which the majority (or even ALL) of players are scum
- Games in which there is no informed minority - for instance, one in which there are no Mafia (also, the mod is a bastard)
- Arguably, games in which there is only one scum player, as they are not particularly informed of anything
- Games in which players do not win as a faction (for instance, one in which survival is a key aspect of the game)
There is not necessarily anything wrong with Mafia Mutations, but they're not Mafia. As a result, they are highly frowned upon on mafiascum.net when they are cast as Mafia games. However, non-Mafia games are played in The Whole Sort of General Mish Mash with no stigma.