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Originally Posted by Autumn
Oh right, the formula was pretty easy. The winners divided up however much money the lynch victim had, first of all. In addition, all the money spent on services that night was divided up among the winners also. So basically it kept all the money in the game in a closed system.
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That's what was missing! I had the money spent on the services figured into it, but I didn't know how you made up the difference. Of course, it makes sense now; the extra was the lynchee's money.
I had some thought a percentage might have been involved (a percentage of the service money spent, that is), but the percenatges never matched; plus, the percentages came up were really weird numbers, not "60%" or something obvious like that.
I actually had a standing belief you were running a closed money system game.