u/Clobberin

While the game creators decided to go the route where the true nature of Wolfgang is revealed after his death, I would've liked to see him actually being present during trials and daily life. If someone gets exposed as culprit, but that culprit has sympathetic motive/circumstances, would he still condemn that person and try to force try to have the same opinion as himself?

Imagine him trying to keep acting as a good leader that keeps his shit together, but slowly the cracks began to open. As the murders still occur, the stress piles up and the group sees Wolfgang slowly loosing it. And eventually the truth about his talent gets exposed. It would be interesting how they would've treated him. Would they still try to rely on him as a leader? A lot of intriguing scenarios that we will never see...

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u/Clobberin — 14 days ago

The Profesor's case affected many peope's lives for the worse. Even the ones, who were deeply involved and benefited from it, got their comeuppance a decade later.

But Esmeralda Tusspells? She's like the only person that I can think of that actually won completely in this whole thing and got zero negative consequences later on.

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u/Clobberin — 15 days ago

I'm talking about a scenario where the participants of the killing game aren't certain 100 % that they've got a right person choosen as a culprit.

After a lengthy discussion, the students still have like two (or maybe even more) suspects, but there is no decisive evidence against someone - which would actually be very realistic rather than a group always being able to found all the necessary clues for the class trial. The survivors began to panic, because some people believe one of the suspects is the culprit, while some people believe more in the guilt of the second suspect. This causes the vote to be split.

Where I'm going with all of this, is that this scenario creates a lot of suspense and chaos, where some people will try to convince others to vote for certain suspect and you have spicy drama for free.

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u/Clobberin — 15 days ago