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Am I really so unbearable that I have to quote everything myself? SlonyshHos, and?.. Who does this point to? :confused:
Damn, things are really going crazy here; you can't even step away from home for a moment.:( Whoever is among the townies, Arandor or Registr, we've definitely suffered a serious loss. Though how they managed to poison Kyle as well—I don't know! However, in that case, at least it's clear he's not the cook and not the monkey. And not mafia, of course.
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In my opinion, "sometimes a banana is just a banana." Naturally, a broken compass doesn't point north. I don't see anyone but Imaris as a candidate. Of course, he voiced the clue himself, which makes him less suspicious... but on the other hand, what else is left for him to do if this clue was obviously going to be dug up anyway? Registr in the last mafia game also agreed that the butterscotch pointed to Butters. And it did point to him.
Well, comrades? Shall we keep looking for a black cat in a dark room or mark a candidate for execution?
If we spend two days straight hanging each mafia member again like last time, I'll hang myself, honestly.SlonyshThe cook is immune to poisoning.SlonyshI should also find out who might have a hook. To be honest, the only person I know with a hook is Captain James Hook from Peter Pan, but it doesn't seem like anyone has anything like that in their profile.
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Jack Sparrow's broken compass. Have you not seen the movie, or what?SlonyshBy the way, I don't get why Registr could be a dead mafia member.:confused: I'm certainly very impressed by the last mafia game, but Arandor is more suspicious to me. Simply because I remember him as mafia!:D SlonyshWell, sorry, but I take this suggestion completely without irony. Although, knowing our ХВ citizens... Registr was executed for two days last time, giving him the chance to kill a second time. Same thing happened with Plesen. So, I feel like you'll still be walking free, cutting down innocents.:smile13:Slonysh:eek: No, look, female logic doesn't get along with male logic, of course, but could you at least voice why I'm mafia based on my profile? By the way, I didn't change it after roles were dealt, so how could I hint that I'm mafia—I'm ve-e-ery interested!
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Hm, well maybe. Although, honestly, I doubt any of the pirates are very well-versed in nuclear physics!:D Only the treasurer is educated (by the way, that means Registr is not the treasurer).SlonyshHos, come on, make up your mind. Either the hook is a pointer to the maniac, or the hook is a clue about the profile.
If it's the profile—then the maniac really could be Plesen. If it's the role, then I think the clue is the green complexion. Actually, you don't turn green from a hook blow unless the hook is poisoned (but then that's a mega-clue for Plesen, by the way).
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Well, actually I'm aware that logic is a science. Hey, did I leave my "sarcasm" sign in the cabin again? :confused:
Hey, hey, can we slow down?:eek: Why Morning? You just found a killer clue for Plesen and suddenly—Morning!SlonyshAgreed, the mafia maniac is more harmful to them than to us. Although when you were killed last time, it didn't seem like we fared any worse. ;) In general, we should execute whoever is more obviously caught—Plesen or Imaris.
Uhh, now I'm lagging. Why Neyra?
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And? :confused:
off-topic: just a few short of 15 exclamation marks...SlonyshYou'll wear yourself out climbing over the side. :pSlonyshRats, you meant. :smile08:SlonyshWhat cartoon is that? Once again, I'm the only one who knows nothing.:confused:SlonyshEverything's clear; Hos is playing paranoia again, only now it's pirate instead of spy. It seems to me that if he were the maniac, he wouldn't expose himself like this just to stay in the game longer in his favorite role. :D
Actually, in some ways this reminds me of Mourinho pretending to be a fool last time... so everyone would wave it off and say: "Nah, how could he be mafia, he's just crazy in his own way!" Well anyway, there are no clues, so I'm not making any accusations for now.SlonyshSo far, there is no more obvious clue against anyone than against Imaris. Maybe people will dig something else up during the day, of course, but I wouldn't want to miss a mafia member again. So for now— execute Imaris, the Moon Wolf.
I'll be away from my computer during the day, so just in case, I'll leave my vote now. I'm not 100% sure, so I might change my vote if there are grounds.
Added after 12 minutes Is it just me, or do Hostor, Morning, and Vegtam seem to be trying to sabotage the voting?
Under the guise of playing and joking, yeah. And then—"oh, well I wasn't at my computer, I didn't have time to leave a vote." Applause.SlonyshBecause "so serious," I'm trying to figure out and execute the mafia. They won't just die on their own; relying solely on one maniac is very funny, thanks.
Of course, we're not playing for a cow, but playing without any effort to win is completely incomprehensible to me. Or maybe your conversations are actually attempts to win>. So that at first no one takes you seriously and we all get used to the fact that executions fail because of you—well, that's just how these guys play, so to speak.SlonyshThen he must have been a monkey. How is he an "old man"?:DSlonyshAh, no, I'm glitching. I mean, the witch poisoned him, but not to death yet, and the maniac drove a hook into someone already turning green from grief.
And Arandor committed suicide, of course.:DSlonyshKhm, hate to ask, has Sir Morning voted yet?:smile15:SlonyshAs I said, Hos and Veg are calmly sabotaging the voting right under everyone's noses, while having an ironclad alibi—why so serious, have fun, etc.
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Sorry, I checked the log; you really haven't voted.SlonyshThis NNW will be Imaris's way out of the noose. Of course, this is only my second time playing, essentially, but since last time I remembered how it's done. And if Hos often "turns on the Joker," that doesn't mean he isn't using it as a cover right now. Plus Vegtam was playing along with him, and now he's going into NNW.SlonyshEasily! Any NNW could turn out to be a way out of the noose. But this pair is just more suspicious to me. Because they don't act like townies trying to find mafia. It's as if they don't care about the investigation progress at all.
By the way, I'm personally curious what the guy in your avatar is holding in his hands. :confused?
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In the last mafia game ("The Tavern"), where Zubr was also the Mage Guild, they found the maniac and two mafia members based on one obvious clue.
And while the maniac was executed immediately (on the first day, by the way), we lagged with the mafia and waited for second and third clues. The result—they were eventually executed, but we had additional victims. Great, but I don't want that to happen again.SlonyshThat was sarcasm, I noticed. But on what occasion, I wonder?
Yeah, that's what it seemed to me. But why with such a... mm... suspicious look? Definitely medicine and not poison?
Actually, I didn't recognize Jack in that monstrosity in her avatar. :smile50: And I don't think the Mage Guild could have been sure for any reason that this anime girl is Sparrow. Though you can't rule that out either.
I've already explained it ten times. Because it's a great cover for playing as a pair against the town. Like, "we're just fooling around, why be suspicious?"SlonyshWell yeah, Hos, very convincing. After all, it's so hard for everyone to scroll back a few pages and see that I was looking for clues on many people. :smile41:
But when I find one that is truly convincing, I cling to it and get results. It's always been that way.SlonyshHos, not that I believed your revelation (remembering the "Blind" game on the Portal :D ), but keep in mind that revelations and privates are forbidden here.:smile08: I've bolded two places where some kind of search is mentioned. Only it's unclear what kind. The "clue on the Wolf" had already been voiced by then. It's the same as "MFYZZSHKU"—the compass in the trilogy is almost a central item and many who haven't seen it (though there aren't that many) know about it. In total, "search for clues"—negative result. On the other hand, 7!! posts against me (or however many?). This is lol. Do you lack evidence of Slonysh's mafia status? Or should I tell you in her own words that a mafia member shouldn't be left alive?
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