Граф Орлов
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In my opinion, spending hours discussing the plan of action in detail, trying to satisfy the interests of a dozen people (which is usually impossible), completely kills both the atmosphere and the freedom of action for each individual player, who won't take a step without making sure everyone approves. There's no more enjoyment than playing Minesweeper, but first you have to convince a dozen people that you're clicking on the right cell.
There's no betrayal here, just someone rushed and, apparently, was mistaken in their confidence. But I dare to hope that over the years, we've built up enough trust to understand that one player won't intentionally ruin another's game. Out of stupidity, haste, or role-playing considerations, it's quite possible, but such a mistake isn't worth even a little resentment. After all, it's a game, not a guaranteed win – you can lose here, and it can even be someone else's fault. Bad things happen in life, and there are no take-backs.
There's no betrayal here, just someone rushed and, apparently, was mistaken in their confidence. But I dare to hope that over the years, we've built up enough trust to understand that one player won't intentionally ruin another's game. Out of stupidity, haste, or role-playing considerations, it's quite possible, but such a mistake isn't worth even a little resentment. After all, it's a game, not a guaranteed win – you can lose here, and it can even be someone else's fault. Bad things happen in life, and there are no take-backs.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers