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Sheriff (1979)

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In which I play as the Sheriff. Sheriff got some changes; while they still find people binarily suspicious and not-suspicious, who is found suspicious and not-suspicious has been changed. As I explain in the video, generally the Sheriff excells at finding non-attacking coven evils and neutral evils, since they find the SK (most common NK) and the Necronomicon holder not suspicious.

Invest has also been changed as a result; instead of being able to narrow down a person's role to 3-4 different ones, the invest instead can find who has attacked that night, which allows Invest to find Coven book holders and most neutral killings easily (besides Arso and WW, which Sheriff is better suited for). They cover each others niches but I can't help but find that it's a bit dissapointing; they both feel like the same role at times.

ToS2 as a whole has been a lot of fun though. I appreciate the graphical upgrade in particular; ToS1 was just held back by it's adherence to the original flash artstyle, with the many different skins and houses added over the year looking janky to say the least. A sequel provided a chance to reduce the game back to a good-looking baseline, and it succeeded in making the game look sleek and professional. I do think the UI needs work.

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