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more traitors per round
#20
It's a no-win situation. People complain when traitors go on brutal rampages or set off a dozen 11x11s over the course of a round, but if someone plays a stealthy subtle traitor, the people they don't kill or fuck with can very easily not even realize there WERE traitors at all. And playing a overt gimmick traitor is risky because someone will kick down the door, murder you, and chuck you out the nearest airlock thirty seconds after you announce your evil plans. It's a vicious circle - if traitors rampage, people whine that traitors should be less rampagey and more stealthy and subtle, but if a traitor is successfully stealthy and subtle, people who secluded themselves in their department all round might never even HEAR about the traitor (especially since people tend not to report traitorous conduct that isn't hurting them, either because they don't care or because they're going to murder the traitor personally). And whether they're planning to go stealthy or rampage, traitors have an even chance of being murdered before they even do anything if they happen to be seen holding a traitor item or doing something mildly traitorous.

Rather than asking how many more traitors should be added, a better question is "how do you want traitors to play"? What playstyle, what tactics would create enough chaos for you without being boring bullshit or getting the traitor murdered ineffectually? The idea of hardmode traitors sounds fun at first thought, but in practice, it's just going to mean more 11x11s, black powder bombs, laser rampages, and robusting sprees, because there's really only so many traitor-only things a traitor can do without traitor items or abilities.
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