I’d prefer to see a more thematic and less “victory, which may be achieved” kind of noun for this.

Ok, I changed it to Competence, which could be a victory resource or just persistent currency to spend on something else.

(For the historical record, the first version of the proposal was using “Wins”.)

I prefer the comparable statistic in “Stasis Breaker” – this one has weird incentives because it allows burglars to win the round by camping in a corner for 12 minutes and not ever trying to steal anything.

I think you’re focusing on the wrong thing being broken. The Burglars can’t win by camping unless camping grants the most Infamy. Thus, it’s not that this Proposal is broken, it’s that the Infamy formula is broken. That’s true thematically as well: why would a Burglar become infamous for doing nothing?

@JonathanDark: I think it’s maybe interesting if Burglars have a choice between trying to help out their team in order to get Successes, or aim to boost their personal score in order to get Infamy, giving them an advantage in the next round.

I don’t think it makes sense to try to put Fame and Infamy on the same scale as each other, because the relative value of the two statistics varies too much based on things like player counts and the amount of cross-team pooling (Fame scales quadratically with the number of players in the game, whereas Infamy scales linearly).