Semifinals M1 Jojolity Delibs

Judge the house (CPU)

Jojolity

I think that again I don’t have a lot to say. Both sides define their terms and integrate their version of making themselves at home fairly well, and neither has anything that felt out of place. A low 8/10 for both teams; great job on this match!

Judge Hill House (Coop)

Jojolity-

Not much to add here, but I liked both players’ interpretations for “making themselves at home” here. Lucil out-monstering the Monster House to build her Nest (and teleportation network) syncs well with her destructive plays and conflicting inner dialogue with herself and Muuru. Muuru’s approach as a welcoming host and then extending the metaphor to the whole City being his home also works really well and also contextualizes the weirder plays in his strategy that I wasn’t as fond of in terms of Quality. Good showings from the teams, giving both of them **8’s**.

Judge Oldest House (Snek)

I wish I had more time to talk about Jojolity, but rest assured you both did a great job, from your interwoven narratives, to your way of interfacing with each other and with That Home in order to establish your philosophies, what makes your Home, and why you have laid your claim. Lucil’s aggression and widespread area-control through multi-layered networks (many of which directly involve destroying and reshaping That Home more than To Build A Home itself) clearly show her evolution into a monster who belongs to no one and lives for herself. On the other hand, Muuru’s ways of asserting dominance through his parasites and his use of parkour, exploring all the ways it means to be a Host (of parasites, of guests, and of citizens of his City) was equally delightful to read. Strong philosophies excellently written and well-integrated to boot–just what I want to see from an embody Jojolity. I’m gonna give these high 8s!