Goonhub
08-05-2019, 04:13 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-05-2019, 04:13 PM by Joefesok. Edited 1 time in total.)
Two things:
I don't think you should ever have to sit out on a round for using an Antag Token, which is already intended to make up for a bad round. Giving someone another bad round (arguably a far worse round) seems completely counter-intuitive.
Also, my point of pre-determining the round type was that only one person can do it: one person uses their token in advance for a 100% shot at their preferred antagonists. The round type is determined at that point and anonymous to everybody except admins and the person who had used their token. If someone wants to use their token for that token round, they can roll the dice on what antag they are getting, under the same terms as current rolls work. I think this is relatively metagame proof unless whoever used the token decides to spoil the round type before the round begins for whatever reason.
I don't think you should ever have to sit out on a round for using an Antag Token, which is already intended to make up for a bad round. Giving someone another bad round (arguably a far worse round) seems completely counter-intuitive.
Also, my point of pre-determining the round type was that only one person can do it: one person uses their token in advance for a 100% shot at their preferred antagonists. The round type is determined at that point and anonymous to everybody except admins and the person who had used their token. If someone wants to use their token for that token round, they can roll the dice on what antag they are getting, under the same terms as current rolls work. I think this is relatively metagame proof unless whoever used the token decides to spoil the round type before the round begins for whatever reason.