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A '''majority | A '''majority elimination''' is a voting ruleset which means, in order for an elimination to occur, a single player must have more than 50% of the votes in order to be eliminated. This means that no one else could possibly have more votes, or an equal number of votes, to the player who is being eliminated. In most cases, if a majority is not reached by the end of a day deadline, the day will end in a no elimination. | ||
Usually, once a player has reached a majority, votes can no longer be changed. | Usually, once a player has reached a majority, votes can no longer be changed. | ||
This is the most common method of resolving a | This is the most common method of resolving a elimination and is the only one that is considered [[Normal_Game|normal]]. | ||
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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
If there are 13 players alive, any single player must have 7 votes to be | If there are 13 players alive, any single player must have 7 votes to be eliminated (54%). | ||
If there are 12 players alive, any single player must still have 7 votes to be | If there are 12 players alive, any single player must still have 7 votes to be eliminated (58%) as 6 votes is only 50% which is half and not a ''majority'' (it's exactly 50%, not more than 50%). | ||
This means that it is harder to achieve | This means that it is harder to achieve an elimination with an even amount of players. It is very common for players to no eliminate when there is an even amount of players for various reasons. | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 2 July 2020
A majority elimination is a voting ruleset which means, in order for an elimination to occur, a single player must have more than 50% of the votes in order to be eliminated. This means that no one else could possibly have more votes, or an equal number of votes, to the player who is being eliminated. In most cases, if a majority is not reached by the end of a day deadline, the day will end in a no elimination.
Usually, once a player has reached a majority, votes can no longer be changed.
This is the most common method of resolving a elimination and is the only one that is considered normal.
Examples
If there are 13 players alive, any single player must have 7 votes to be eliminated (54%).
If there are 12 players alive, any single player must still have 7 votes to be eliminated (58%) as 6 votes is only 50% which is half and not a majority (it's exactly 50%, not more than 50%).
This means that it is harder to achieve an elimination with an even amount of players. It is very common for players to no eliminate when there is an even amount of players for various reasons.