I would almost think you were scripting these wins if you didn't explain yourself so well, your obviously a good player by the way you call out what's going on. Its kinda surprising every time you do it lol.
Haha I’ll take that as a compliment, but yeah trust me I didn’t think I would be doing this good! I just try to put myself in the other players shoes and make reads based on that. Lots of little details go into my decision making, it’s hard to explain them all thoroughly but I do my best to!
I'd like if they could add more voicelines for some characters, like for the pig i found an amazing line When the pig calls you a lier when you play 1 or 3 cards: "You son of a b--ch, I don't believe you" When he's forced to shoot himself and he knows it's a lives round: "no...., s--t s--t, I don't wanna do it, I don't wanna do it"
I notice you do not bluff often enough. Your play patterns are allways by the book, even in the last round where you could have played a bad card on first turn to give yourself an extra turn. This may work on novices, but on anyone who is good you risk them guessing your strat.
10:48 Fail counter: 2 Why I call that a fail: When only one person can play cards the game calls Liar automatically without input. So Newbkiller here was forced to shoot as they had to call for the chance you lied or be forced to shoot. Fail 1 was you playing a Lie card when you and someone else were the only 2 with cards left and you realistically had to call liar despite believing the player who put cards down. 11:46 1 Fresh set of bacon with freedom pill flavoring.
You did a good job explaining, even though the start was really difficult. The game just played very quickly, and your opponents were very aggressive, so you just didn't have a chance to explain the early hands.
Like he said there is 8 in all. But I was just playing it safe and sticking to my strategy. There is no such thing as a perfect win rate I been trying to develop strategies that give me a high win %. Live or die it’s for science!
i dont think the always honest strat works if everyone was a good player. if i was buddernugge in this game, wouldnt my strat be always bluffing the first round or two since you rarely call me out? and play the truth cards on later rounds, because that is when you will call me liar when you're out of truth cards? if thats the case, doesn't that mean stylishcorn should also do the same, knowing that the best play for buddernugge is to bluff and wont be risking to call him out? and newbkill should never call you out seeing that you're always honest. But if that's true, shouldnt you start bluffing more often on the first round?
Haha well that’s very easy to say in hindsight. The thing is how are they supposed to know that’s what I’m doing. That’s the beauty to this game, they have no good way to even tell that that’s what I’m doing. You know I’m doing it cause I’m telling you and your watching my POV. So it’s easy to say what other people can do to counter my strategy. Rarely calling them out for a lair makes it so every time we finally do call it. It’s usually the right play. If you feel like someone has caught onto you or someone’s playing predictably you should call them out, but it doesn’t make this strategy anymore good or bad haha.
The honest strat is a good go-to strat in most situations and a good “safe” way of playing and capitalizing off other players calling each other out. But as the game goes on you can play exactly how you commented once you pick up the other people play styles
@@VINNYandPRISCILLA it was more along the lines that they seemed to almost never call first turn. And people probably thought he was mostly honest. Honesty on most turns was good for this table, as it was impatient, but it definitely was a misplay on last round of the game to avoid bluffing turn 1, an extra turn would have increased his chances of hitting a lie when he called.
you have to be the one guy who start this game first day like everyone, masters it and become famous, i am betting everything on you my man. i like you style
I would almost think you were scripting these wins if you didn't explain yourself so well, your obviously a good player by the way you call out what's going on. Its kinda surprising every time you do it lol.
Haha I’ll take that as a compliment, but yeah trust me I didn’t think I would be doing this good! I just try to put myself in the other players shoes and make reads based on that. Lots of little details go into my decision making, it’s hard to explain them all thoroughly but I do my best to!
I'd like if they could add more voicelines for some characters, like for the pig i found an amazing line
When the pig calls you a lier when you play 1 or 3 cards: "You son of a b--ch, I don't believe you"
When he's forced to shoot himself and he knows it's a lives round: "no...., s--t s--t, I don't wanna do it, I don't wanna do it"
Hopefully they do, I know they are adding taunts and a couple cool things like that, So it’s not out of the question
@@crimson_bamdit5867 catching someone successfully(reused from the Liar’s dice gamemode): You can’t butcher the truth.
Play this game irl with a nerf gun lol with some friends, that would be fun
The nerf gun takes the fun out of it, I prefer old school rules
@@anthonyontvthat does avoid having to clean the blood and brains of the losers off the table tho
I notice you do not bluff often enough. Your play patterns are allways by the book, even in the last round where you could have played a bad card on first turn to give yourself an extra turn. This may work on novices, but on anyone who is good you risk them guessing your strat.
Hopefully they fixed rank and we can find out what works against better players too.
10:48 Fail counter: 2
Why I call that a fail: When only one person can play cards the game calls Liar automatically without input. So Newbkiller here was forced to shoot as they had to call for the chance you lied or be forced to shoot.
Fail 1 was you playing a Lie card when you and someone else were the only 2 with cards left and you realistically had to call liar despite believing the player who put cards down.
11:46 1 Fresh set of bacon with freedom pill flavoring.
Every hand from newbkiller was a fail hahaha
@@anthonyontvOWW!!!!!!
Did you have to rip into them that much?
You did a good job explaining, even though the start was really difficult. The game just played very quickly, and your opponents were very aggressive, so you just didn't have a chance to explain the early hands.
Haha thanks I do my best to make these videos informative
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where do you download this, pls don't say steam. is it free?
Steam and it’s $6 lol
1:37 you knew that was a lie, deck is 6 aces and you had four, meaning no one could have more than 2. why not call liar?
There are 8 "aces" in total if you count jokers. It was possible. Unlikely, perhaps, but possible.
Like he said there is 8 in all. But I was just playing it safe and sticking to my strategy.
There is no such thing as a perfect win rate I been trying to develop strategies that give me a high win %. Live or die it’s for science!
i dont think the always honest strat works if everyone was a good player. if i was buddernugge in this game, wouldnt my strat be always bluffing the first round or two since you rarely call me out? and play the truth cards on later rounds, because that is when you will call me liar when you're out of truth cards? if thats the case, doesn't that mean stylishcorn should also do the same, knowing that the best play for buddernugge is to bluff and wont be risking to call him out? and newbkill should never call you out seeing that you're always honest. But if that's true, shouldnt you start bluffing more often on the first round?
Haha well that’s very easy to say in hindsight. The thing is how are they supposed to know that’s what I’m doing. That’s the beauty to this game, they have no good way to even tell that that’s what I’m doing.
You know I’m doing it cause I’m telling you and your watching my POV.
So it’s easy to say what other people can do to counter my strategy.
Rarely calling them out for a lair makes it so every time we finally do call it. It’s usually the right play.
If you feel like someone has caught onto you or someone’s playing predictably you should call them out, but it doesn’t make this strategy anymore good or bad haha.
The honest strat is a good go-to strat in most situations and a good “safe” way of playing and capitalizing off other players calling each other out. But as the game goes on you can play exactly how you commented once you pick up the other people play styles
@@VINNYandPRISCILLA yup and game or 1v1 games you really will have to start free styling more times then not.
@@VINNYandPRISCILLA it was more along the lines that they seemed to almost never call first turn. And people probably thought he was mostly honest.
Honesty on most turns was good for this table, as it was impatient, but it definitely was a misplay on last round of the game to avoid bluffing turn 1, an extra turn would have increased his chances of hitting a lie when he called.
they added voice chat its over AAHAHAAHAH
do you play poker?
you have to be the one guy who start this game first day like everyone, masters it and become famous, i am betting everything on you my man. i like you style
@@iDueSopravvissutiI do play poker and can’t wait till they add it in this game.
But yeah I no lifed the game for a day or two haha, so far so good.
@@anthonyontv if you make interesting deep run just make a video, it will be super good for the content!
Liar!
I love the way they say that lol