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What a jester does impacts the people who are still in the game, they shouldn't be able to get info from people who are out the game. Try thinking next time, it'll do you some good.
"But iTs A sOcIaL gAmE. Don't you like your own dumb standards used against you?"
You weren't using my standard. I said it's a "social deduction game" not a "social" game, there are two adjectives there, not one. The second adjective is everything secretive and private about the game: Whispers, dead chat vs alive chat, death notes, wills, notes, and night chat. This is why using a discord call is cheating: It bypasses chat, allowing for private exchanges of information without anyone knowing it is happening.
Removing a Jester's ability to see chat while haunting goes against both aspects of "social deduction" that ToS2 is based on: It removes the jester's ability to socialize with other members of dead chat, which is a no-no in a CHAT BASED GAME and makes jest haunts much harder to predict (for the sake of all visiting roles who all want to avoid going on the jester's haunt). It overall wouldn't really benefit anyone (by virtue of just making jest haunts random) while actively making the game less fun for people who just won.
Yes, what a jester does impact people still in the game. No, they should still be able to get information from people out of the game.
So, you posted something on steam discussions and wasn't expecting to have to read?
Oh, and you posted something on steam discussions knowing full well that no matter what anyone else said you wouldn't be willing to change your opinion.
If you aren't willing to change your opinion on a suggestion (and try to insult/humiliate the people you're talking to), then don't post said suggestion on a discussions forum.
These kinds of places are where people (should, there is still a lot of nonsense because of people like you) come to talk about a topic and maybe come to a better understanding of said topic.
There are better places to make a suggestion.
That is all I will be saying on this topic (as I feel I have made my points extremely clear, and you have basically ignored them), and I will be unsubscribing from this discussion.
Oh and if you couldn't be bothered to read in a place specifically for reading and writing:
tl;dr
don't post your bad suggestions here again unless you want to be insulted by people FAR less respectful than me.