Mafia 112. Pirates of the HW Sea

And yes, Mr. Yashchur, if you seriously thought that the Mafia had figured out all the roles in the first few turns, then no... We only figured out Revan almost at the very beginning, and even then with a considerable amount of intuition; everything else came later than we would have liked. Well, I was sweating like crazy, I took the game very seriously, oh my! I lied, I repeatedly tried to manipulate and bait... nothing worked; I could have just kept quiet for almost the entire game, in principle. So it was just role-playing, if you will. All the toxicity was for that purpose. Although, at the moment of Heroist's execution, I was quite upset. And not without reason: if he hadn't died that turn, things would have been more successful, most likely. And in the finale, I surrendered sincerely because I realized that Heaven clearly owed Yashchur something in life, and there was nothing left to catch. Overall, everything was quite interesting and worthwhile, except for the fact that Heaven clearly skewed the balance in favor of the town. It's quite ironic that, despite this, he had bad luck with stealing for half the game (although he revealed the Kraken, but later than we did), and then he got himself a great gun at the most opportune moment. The chance was 66%, of course, but nevertheless. Who decided to shoot Yashchur? All three Mafia members unanimously supported this idea; I won't say who proposed it, but it wasn't me. Nevertheless, I gladly went to kill on the first night because I wanted to make some kind of play. I am, after all, a newbie; it's interesting, and all that. So, it turns out that I did practically nothing: Yashchur was resurrected, the blocks were in the wrong places, the first block somehow killed Heroist, and in the finale, I could only block Yashchur 24/7 or sit in his block; there was no third option. I didn't use my ultimate ability because the game didn't allow it. I also didn't use my protection from execution. I should have defended Revan by drawing attention to myself, not by canceling votes at the last minute. Why did we defend? Just for an extra turn. And we did it wrong. Instead of blocking, I went to kill, but I should have blocked Yashchur and killed Fragment. Revan was going to kill Kosh and would have killed her. -2 town members. But instead, it was only one. And you'll say, "Well, what idiots were playing for the Mafia," but it's easy to talk at the end of the game. There was no evidence of what to do; all that was in my head was "kill Barbossa at any cost." And Revan could have struck back out of revenge; anyway, he would have been executed in the end, and we wouldn't have won. The right move was made on the last night, but it was too late. Heaven could have simply killed Yashchur and won without delay; it seems obvious to me that Beckett wouldn't have gone directly to attack Barbossa because Will is still alive, plus there's the roulette with a block from Yashchur. But he would have killed Will, revealing Yashchur. But Heaven is even willing to drag the game on for a million turns for the sake of the town. Ah, how romantic!