This question kinda arises from the lack of standardized information required on a votecount, as far as i'm aware most people just put votes and a warning when someone approaches the execution requirement, but that's it, and i'd argue the warning is mostly a way to help with game integrity and avoid accidental hammers
but, and while it's more rare, a lot more things are done here and there, linking to the individual vote, tracking everyone's vote through the day, coloring confirmed alignements in one color or another
this is all great, and certainely a lot of help towards VCA, but my issue is mostly that all that strongly favors the town
in short, the question boils down to if the data scraping part of VCA is viewed as part of the expected work town is supposed to do or if the mod doing it still doesn't cross the expect line of neutrality one should keep when moderating
I'm curious what the "ideal mod" would look like, i myself don't really have any opinion
How much should mods help VCA?
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How much should mods help VCA?
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i do know that it can be used by scum, just that imo it's still a fairly townsided toolIn post 1, DragonEater70 wrote: I think mod should facilitate VCA, which btw can and does get used by scum. The official modding guidelines require the mod to post VCs, and my interpretation of this is that this information is meant to be as accessible to the players, and is not "optional" if that makes sense.White Flag : Carebear Edition is ongoing ! (13/13) hit me up if you wanna get on the priority replacement list / spectate
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