Lets not forget Rokk as Black Adam in Villains United. The silliness that went on that game... Man.

charles didn't think so. He tried desperately to protect his scum buddies as you skewered them one by one...

Dont get me staryedon pgos, I still cry over heman

I will do my best to not get you staryedon on anything!

OMG, they're making a cream can dinner at work today. I keep sneaking out of the office to breathe in the steam coming out of that thing. Soooooo hungry now!

Like when my dad makes chicken soup from scratch, and cooks it over night, filling the house with my most favoritist of smells.

Does he start by creating the universe?
If so, respect.

What's Queen Hippolyta's opinion of PGOs?

Hrm. P.G.O.D.O.K.: Paranoid Gun Owner Defending Only against Killing. A PGO that only works on kill attempts.

I may have to remember that one if I ever do Super Hero Squad Mafia.

Me?

I don't think I've ever died from a PGO. And, as mentioned, there was some good success when I was a PGO. So on a personal level, they're fun. I never thought of them in regards to being a punishment for turning in actions, but I guess I can see how you would come to that. Mostly I see them as just another mechanic to be dealt with, both as mafia and town. Trying to figure out who they are and avoid. Or as mafia if I have a CMD, they can be fun. I think a PGO maker is a good role, but only in the hands of people paying attention and are "responsible" players.

Not a fan of that idea, because that makes them basically unkillable, which is a problem with many games. A PGO should punish both sides equally (as well as benefit both sides)

How about someone who can only post in limericks, and if anyone else posts a limerick they become a PGO?

Thinking further, I think they add some pretty good fear to the game, which makes things more exciting. Sure, it sucks if a heavily targeted person is or becomes a PGO, but that's just how things happen sometimes. Think about how you feel as mafia, worrying abot the PGO. Think about how you feel as town. Think about how you feel as a player when it looks like there is a PGO in the game. Do those things add another level to the game that is interesting and sometimes fun? My opinion is yes.

I like Bulletproof. It is no small secret that it is nearly my favorite role.

So I've always hated that PGO's get treated with more power than the Bulletproof role.

The way I like it:

PGO - has only one bullet, kills the first person to step into their room, but this doesn't keep them from being killed in the process.

Bulletproof - can endure one kill attempt

Keep the kill count high.

Oooo, how about a Serial Killer that kills by selecting a target, and turning his target's target into a PGO?