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Well, not 95, but a lot. You're right, I don't like acting based on pure guesswork. BUT. How many people were playing 11 years ago? Maybe 20? With that number, it makes sense to make the game transparent. With 11 people, it's questionable. I can run the next Mafia game with visible heals and checks. And so that Mafia and Town roles are displayed differently, let's see what happens. Should I?

Checks can remain hidden so that various "Yashchurs" don't jump on a checked (and, most importantly, noted in the newspaper) player with "100% confidence in their Mafia affiliation"... It's possible to hide kills that failed due to natural defenses.
Heals, protections, and blocks (i.e., non-informative roles that don't provide hidden information about the role) should be displayed and displayed according to the role that used them (and not in the style of interrogation = scare = hit).
Does a Mafia block exonerate a player? Okay, Mafia, don't use the block or block your inactive member to exonerate them.
Did you run into a protection/heal and exonerate a conditional "Mentalist"? Well, you should have thought about who might protect today and who the protector/healer is when choosing a target, instead of acting on the principle of "Let's kill that guy, he's passive during the day or I don't like his face"...
Did you run into a block and now you're on the chopping block because of the lack of a kill? Well, think about who might block before sending someone to be killed. Or skip the kill to frame the blocked players.
In short, Mafia, think about the roles, and don't waste time with nonsense in the chat at night. I'm saying this figuratively; my words have nothing to do with the past game.
And I think the Town deserves a bonus if they successfully protect/heal/block.
Mafia can be given ultimates to ignore blocks, kill everyone who has joined, etc., to somehow counter the "burned" roles.