Ple-Sen
Thanks to everyone for the game, even though I couldn't fully participate. I wasn't disappointed with the role I received, although I did have mixed feelings because it was designed to directly counter the side I was rooting for. Nevertheless, these feelings didn't hinder my desire to lead my side to victory. Unfortunately, this desire wasn't reflected in the accuracy of the nighttime actions, which only benefited the opposing side, but what can you do.
Regarding the opposing side, they played well. If Aretz seemed suspicious from the start, then Ment was in a position of being a likely town member for a long time. Master also, although he seemed a bit shady at first, was later considered more trustworthy, and I believed in Floria and Nebka less than I believed in him. And, perhaps, it was amusing to see his discussion with me about the usefulness of Inar, when he was actually Inar himself. But if the misconceptions about the aforementioned players were still based to some extent on analyzing the newspaper, then Medj didn't have such an argument, although I still considered him a town member because of his generally peaceful daytime play. And I can't help but note his caution regarding nighttime actions as a positive. For a long time, I thought he was Shendet, due to the suspiciousness of Tox (I thought he was Lo), until Medj made a statement that made it impossible for him to be Shendet.
Regarding the town members, I was somewhat surprised by the execution of Yashur, even though he was suspicious. After the execution of Makki, he was one of my main candidates for Chinax, because it was such a Yashur-like move, as much as possible. A similar situation with Pion-Crabby, who was supposedly executed not so much for suspected negativity, but for low activity. Until that moment, I thought that the town winning was quite likely, but that's how it turned out in reality. Of the remaining town roles, Loken (based on psychology), Heroist, and, to a lesser extent, Nefela, were the most trustworthy. As for Tox, as I wrote above, I had strong doubts.
In any case, it was fun to read all of this, and the newspaper title describing the fourth night is quite applicable to the events of the following day. I was especially amused by these repeated mass shifts of votes from one player to another. And I'm not disappointed at all by the defeat of my side – the mafia and the serial killer (both, in general) more than deserved their victory.