Psychic(Town Investigative) Rework

[cob709]

As previously stated in this post, the current Psychic feeds players information without requiring them to utilize any skill. However, the problem with the previous rework is not that it provided too much information(which is what I originally anticipated), but rather because the luck and chance factor was too prevalent in the role.

This rework will strive to mimic the current Psychic results while forcing players to utilize skill without having any RNG involved. With this rework, I am concerned that it can confirm town players too quickly, so perhaps the visions or numbers can be switched around.

Psychic
Town Investigative
Abilities

Receive a vision each night.

Attributes

On odd nights, you may choose to memorize three players. You will be informed if any of them are evil.
On even nights, you may choose to memorize two players. You will be informed if any of them are good.

Notifications

[Psychic](Odd): A vision revealed that either [Player1], [Player2], or [Player3] is evil!
[Psychic](Odd): A vision revealed that neither [Player1], [Player2], nor [Player3] is evil.
[Psychic](Even): A vision revealed that either [Player1] or [Player2] is good!
[Psychic](Even): A vision revealed that neither [Player1] nor [Player2] is good.

[alex1234321]

I like that this idea removes the RNG aspect of the role, but it’s still dependent on the night number which isn’t great. Also, you can use confirmed townies to drastically improve the power of this role, which would make the role swingy based on whether there are confirmed Townies. Without confirmed players, this role is basically a weaker Sheriff.

[syjfwbaobfwl]

This is literally the same thing that I suggested so thats a support from me

The problem is that you can confirm 3 townies N1 and 2 evils N2 which is strong af

[Soulshade55r]

Seems strong fixes rng issues ig

[BigSlug]

IMO, it should be 4 players on the evil side, and 3 on the good. Furthermore, this would be effected by frames/disguises/hexes and would be roleblockable. I think this would be pretty fair.