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You focused too much on a factor that wasn't a priority for the Mafia at that point.
I initially considered the option of the Reaper targeting me, but it seemed too simplistic and pointless. There aren't many players left in the town, and you mostly know them, but there are still votes and a degree of trust among them. The monster has an ultimate ability that will capture at least two town members and prevent them from being healed – with a living Doctor, who in this lineup will be more of a nuisance to you than at the beginning of the game, and who has additional abilities that ruin plans, and even a possible injury from Vlad would ultimately not hurt you here. You've already lost one ultimate ability by not using it; there's a chance you'll waste the second one as well, especially since the Master has been pushing for the execution of Nebo throughout the game – the next day, they would most likely have hanged him (as happened when you eliminated him). However, with my plan, you would have had four votes, and there would have been many ways for either side to develop the situation. Also, much would have depended on who was killed at night. How many town members would die, would the monster be hanged or not, how many votes would each person have, what abilities would remain, would the serial killer be able to revive a killing role – at this point or the next, the town would have agreed to push for one execution of a Mafia member in order to reduce their protection and keep them under control. Of course, all of this would have required some discussion during the day to convince them, not just one trolling post per day. It's not in the Mafia chat that you should be discussing 100% and 5% probabilities, but during the game. My redirection ability at night only works once and affects everyone at once – the Reaper and a random number of remaining town abilities that hinder me – it won't be enough. With a regular kill, I can't eliminate any of you at all, unless I spend a hundred nights in a row, like an idiot, removing one protection after another.
There is no better move for either of us tonight than the monster's ultimate ability – targeting the Mother, at worst the Doctor, or even me; for the Mafia, there is absolutely no point in targeting me with the Reaper on this particular night if they are aiming for victory – that's how I reasoned, but I overestimated the degree of their involvement. Instead of simply counting the number of remaining players and the number of votes needed for an execution, and finally doing something about the Mother towards the end of the game, you decided to make it easier for the town to get rid of me so that they could simply surrender the next day. Okay, buddy, if you want, you can think that I "gave" the victory to someone, but in my opinion, you lost your will and made a bad move instead of sitting down and thinking. No offense. All this, with the Mafia's abilities buffed to the max and with a normal start. And at the same time, I also made a bad move by relying on you, instead of isolating myself or finally switching the Reaper to a town member.
I initially considered the option of the Reaper targeting me, but it seemed too simplistic and pointless. There aren't many players left in the town, and you mostly know them, but there are still votes and a degree of trust among them. The monster has an ultimate ability that will capture at least two town members and prevent them from being healed – with a living Doctor, who in this lineup will be more of a nuisance to you than at the beginning of the game, and who has additional abilities that ruin plans, and even a possible injury from Vlad would ultimately not hurt you here. You've already lost one ultimate ability by not using it; there's a chance you'll waste the second one as well, especially since the Master has been pushing for the execution of Nebo throughout the game – the next day, they would most likely have hanged him (as happened when you eliminated him). However, with my plan, you would have had four votes, and there would have been many ways for either side to develop the situation. Also, much would have depended on who was killed at night. How many town members would die, would the monster be hanged or not, how many votes would each person have, what abilities would remain, would the serial killer be able to revive a killing role – at this point or the next, the town would have agreed to push for one execution of a Mafia member in order to reduce their protection and keep them under control. Of course, all of this would have required some discussion during the day to convince them, not just one trolling post per day. It's not in the Mafia chat that you should be discussing 100% and 5% probabilities, but during the game. My redirection ability at night only works once and affects everyone at once – the Reaper and a random number of remaining town abilities that hinder me – it won't be enough. With a regular kill, I can't eliminate any of you at all, unless I spend a hundred nights in a row, like an idiot, removing one protection after another.
There is no better move for either of us tonight than the monster's ultimate ability – targeting the Mother, at worst the Doctor, or even me; for the Mafia, there is absolutely no point in targeting me with the Reaper on this particular night if they are aiming for victory – that's how I reasoned, but I overestimated the degree of their involvement. Instead of simply counting the number of remaining players and the number of votes needed for an execution, and finally doing something about the Mother towards the end of the game, you decided to make it easier for the town to get rid of me so that they could simply surrender the next day. Okay, buddy, if you want, you can think that I "gave" the victory to someone, but in my opinion, you lost your will and made a bad move instead of sitting down and thinking. No offense. All this, with the Mafia's abilities buffed to the max and with a normal start. And at the same time, I also made a bad move by relying on you, instead of isolating myself or finally switching the Reaper to a town member.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
