Mafia 110. Heckelia

My current assumption is that Ment is Lo, who lost all abilities, and therefore can afford such a gamble, trying to catch me on a town role.

Interesting. So, by your logic, Lo, being unexecutable, would be cautious, but without unexecutability, she should go all-in?

Let's continue. For some reason, during our discussion today, everyone forgot one funny point, namely the execution of Lok as a potential Inara. And everyone remembers perfectly what happened at the end of the day, and what conclusions many reached. Even Ment, if memory serves, agreed. Yet Yashchur did give a double vote to Lok...
And what about today? It turns out very strange in my position, considering this logic, doesn't it? Plus, it caused extra suspicion from the Master and interest in my humble person back then.

That is the only thing, from my point of view, that sounds like a reasonable argument so far. But I can suggest one of two things:
1) decided that if Lok turned out to be town, and you execute — it's worse in terms of suspicion on you than if you skip. Again, the town gets less info.
2) can Lok's posts about Inara be read as a hint at a temporary alliance? ) Hmmm... Perhaps, were I Inara, I would perceive it that way, rather than in the context of personal-expeditionary sympathies.

But let's assume that's the case. Who was the initiator of Yashchur's execution? Correct, me too. This means I first pull a candidate for "as if" my own role out of the noose, and then brazenly try to push through the hanging of the town's main man? Thanks for the compliment, of course.

You're welcome.

Next. The moment with a potential mafia block on the previous day. It was first mentioned by me in a long message, but apparently, no one wanted to pay attention, though it's hard to blame them for that. Before that, the main version was slightly different.
One would think, what's the difference whether the mafia redirected or blocked? Well, except for someone who wanted to prove their town status by pointing out such an inconspicuous but clear difference. And what's important here is not who answered faster and more beautifully, but who first mentioned the possibility of such a development of events.

Who even wrote that the order could be reversed? I might have forgotten the mood in the thread, but it seemed everyone agreed that the block on Tox is exonerating and therefore mafia, right? To write directly who went where — that's giving away info, it's unsportsmanlike and a path to a modkill, right? Those who need to know remember how I played Vladik in Tox's game so that by the end they didn't consider me that role at all, it was epic. This is slightly different, but at one point I really felt out the boundary of what was allowed with Revan, that happened. This leads me to think that I am playing correctly.
Heroist, you don't understand, this is not a competition of who leaked info from which newspaper first. If you are legends, why weren't you afraid of a modkill, or maybe you wouldn't have been modkilled at all? Compare this to the caution I'm talking about.

And finally — what did you decide about the first day? Ment agrees with the double isolation version, but then it turns out he isolated himself? Excuse me, is that even normal? A great move, and most importantly, a confident one.

This is like playing as Shizuo but not knowing the basic turn order. This is almost the most important element of the role, how can you not know it?!

And what's the result: we lost part of the day over this trifle? It's not very serious. Just two guys tossing "no, you ))))" back and forth, and who does this play into? Certainly not the town.

No, Heroist, we lost part of the day and wasted the execution of a 100% Inara, judging by the moods in the thread.
I can also write to you at length why I'm acting strange for a neg, a blowing-his-cover Shizuo, starting, ugh, from which day it all began, and ending with how I adjusted night plans searching for negs, how I... Oh for goodness' sake, what's the point of someone specifically pretending to be an unexecutable Lo, what kind of cool story is that?! Or you still don't consider me Lo, well yes, you were baiting the Master that maybe I'm confusing someone and trying to shift the vote to the real Lo, very interesting.

You're either really Shizuo, or you came up with some super-smart tactic for Inara and thought that among the voters there are no Chinax and Lyan.

One could, of course, assume that Heroist got info through periodic preparations and knew something, but it seems to me that he is an intuitive player and plays differently. As the heart dictates. It's impossible to read motives here; now, post-factum, anything can be invented.
Ugh, even if you look at the facts, here he "aroused suspicion." And what does Heroist get from these suspicions today? )) And what happened to him at night? )
Master, in short, I trust you to understand everything correctly.

To other news. Arandor is skipping my questions, I don't like that. Execute Arandor.
Of course, I would have preferred the option with Heroist, but firstly, let Arandor stir himself if he really is his assigned role, secondly, the execution of a probable Neg is better than NNW, obviously.
Lok, Medge, Crabby, Nebo remain. If we save the negs behind Ar/Her, then there are two mafs in that four. Nebo+Medge look normal to me, but in theory, I can assume that we misread Crabby during the day somehow. These behavioral things are some kind of impossible this time...
Lok, of course, I dislike a bit that he lacks confidence regarding his role. But we'll see.