Happy Life
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Not bad. This time, I'd like to commend Drawing-Hermit, who, although he made mistakes (or staged mistakes?) in his judgments during the day, brilliantly cleared several town members in the middle of the game, after which it became quite easy to identify the others, and based on his leads, we executed two of them.
And, of course, Gila, who, once again, tirelessly wrote lengthy analyses and, based on the evidence, initiated a series of successful executions. At this rate, in the following games, he will soon become the first person the mafia will target.
And Neyra, who quickly identified the puppeteer, and we don't know what he might have done if we hadn't executed him early.
But overall, the town won thanks to luck. as it always does
I did not like, firstly, the change of rules after the game had already started; secondly, yes, there were a lot of replacements (but this is not Neb's fault, but the fault of the players themselves, who didn't care about the game; it's been a long time since it was appropriate to be offended by Vegtam for this, but the others, especially their shared role as a monkey, two replacements! and zero activity, except for Neyra's at the very end); thirdly, I REMEMBER! Neb made almost the same mistake as Reven in his twenty-first game, giving only one role that wasn't displayed in the newspaper, plus another role had no newspaper description at all. In total, two possible roles without a newspaper description, making it easy to figure out who was who based on the clues. I felt quite a bit of butthurt when I was almost immediately identified as the general, and the mafia didn't have the wit or the confidence to kill me, one of the town's strongest roles. However, this didn't help me win the game.
And, of course, Gila, who, once again, tirelessly wrote lengthy analyses and, based on the evidence, initiated a series of successful executions. At this rate, in the following games, he will soon become the first person the mafia will target.
And Neyra, who quickly identified the puppeteer, and we don't know what he might have done if we hadn't executed him early.
But overall, the town won thanks to luck. as it always does
I did not like, firstly, the change of rules after the game had already started; secondly, yes, there were a lot of replacements (but this is not Neb's fault, but the fault of the players themselves, who didn't care about the game; it's been a long time since it was appropriate to be offended by Vegtam for this, but the others, especially their shared role as a monkey, two replacements! and zero activity, except for Neyra's at the very end); thirdly, I REMEMBER! Neb made almost the same mistake as Reven in his twenty-first game, giving only one role that wasn't displayed in the newspaper, plus another role had no newspaper description at all. In total, two possible roles without a newspaper description, making it easy to figure out who was who based on the clues. I felt quite a bit of butthurt when I was almost immediately identified as the general, and the mafia didn't have the wit or the confidence to kill me, one of the town's strongest roles. However, this didn't help me win the game.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
