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This was more directed at others than at you. For some reason, no one believes in the simple desire for a beautiful ending.
The thing is, there really won't be anything to sort out. Because we have a truce. When two factions hostile to us are eliminated from the game, and only one remains, having concluded an agreement with us, there will be nothing to sort out – it will simply be the end.
Yes, a lot depends on honesty. So what? You know Hosa as well as I do. We like beautiful, unconventional approaches. In each of my games, except for my first, I tried to play unconventionally. A self-planned death in round 27 to identify the mafia killer; appealing to Man and making peace with him in round 28; an interesting approach in round 29, where all daytime votes belonged to my team – no executions harmed us (and also a successful early elimination, although it's not as impressive considering there were three mafia members); an unconventional move of nominating Ara as the leader of the opposing mafia and proposing an alliance in round 30; saving a player from execution when the entire town was against him, except for me (I'm not saying I didn't make a mistake, but the fact that I saved him in that situation was interesting), followed by an interesting plan in round 31. Now there is a chance to win spectacularly here and now, in round 32; I haven't even heard of precedents for such a victory, or a victory for such an alliance. And we didn't just team up for no reason – it was really necessary, and it still is, so that we don't lose (that's the situation for both teams). I just appreciate unconventional gameplay, you understand? If we don't eliminate Doc now, we will almost certainly lose. Because by executing the psycho-killer, we will deprive both ourselves and the psychomafia of the opportunity to kill the villains (a stupid 50% chance, okay).
Regarding Man – I wouldn't be against him joining us, if it weren't for the fact that he initially wanted to be our enemy. Moreover, you are talking about the bad position of the doctor-killers. But we still need to bring them to that position, which is why we need to execute Torii. Because right now, their position is quite good.
Again, if Hosa is simply saved, it will be a wasted day. "Let's equalize the psychomafia and the villains" – we'll give the victory to the villains. :/
Yes, they're not fools, and if the town blocker hadn't blocked blindly, Torii would ALREADY be dead.
Assuming the psychomafia won't lie, are there any other arguments? I understand that I'm saying "if" (only because others don't believe as much as I do), but still – are there any such arguments?
Added 2 minutes ago
And yes, those who haven't voted for Torii yet, please cast your vote – I'm not sure all the votes are "safe." So please vote, because it's already clear that it will be either Torii or no one. Let there be a couple of extra votes just in case.
The thing is, there really won't be anything to sort out. Because we have a truce. When two factions hostile to us are eliminated from the game, and only one remains, having concluded an agreement with us, there will be nothing to sort out – it will simply be the end.
Yes, a lot depends on honesty. So what? You know Hosa as well as I do. We like beautiful, unconventional approaches. In each of my games, except for my first, I tried to play unconventionally. A self-planned death in round 27 to identify the mafia killer; appealing to Man and making peace with him in round 28; an interesting approach in round 29, where all daytime votes belonged to my team – no executions harmed us (and also a successful early elimination, although it's not as impressive considering there were three mafia members); an unconventional move of nominating Ara as the leader of the opposing mafia and proposing an alliance in round 30; saving a player from execution when the entire town was against him, except for me (I'm not saying I didn't make a mistake, but the fact that I saved him in that situation was interesting), followed by an interesting plan in round 31. Now there is a chance to win spectacularly here and now, in round 32; I haven't even heard of precedents for such a victory, or a victory for such an alliance. And we didn't just team up for no reason – it was really necessary, and it still is, so that we don't lose (that's the situation for both teams). I just appreciate unconventional gameplay, you understand? If we don't eliminate Doc now, we will almost certainly lose. Because by executing the psycho-killer, we will deprive both ourselves and the psychomafia of the opportunity to kill the villains (a stupid 50% chance, okay).
Regarding Man – I wouldn't be against him joining us, if it weren't for the fact that he initially wanted to be our enemy. Moreover, you are talking about the bad position of the doctor-killers. But we still need to bring them to that position, which is why we need to execute Torii. Because right now, their position is quite good.
Again, if Hosa is simply saved, it will be a wasted day. "Let's equalize the psychomafia and the villains" – we'll give the victory to the villains. :/
Yes, they're not fools, and if the town blocker hadn't blocked blindly, Torii would ALREADY be dead.
Assuming the psychomafia won't lie, are there any other arguments? I understand that I'm saying "if" (only because others don't believe as much as I do), but still – are there any such arguments?
Added 2 minutes ago
And yes, those who haven't voted for Torii yet, please cast your vote – I'm not sure all the votes are "safe." So please vote, because it's already clear that it will be either Torii or no one. Let there be a couple of extra votes just in case.
Even if we fight, even if there’s such thing
I will not give up
Just like this, I won't let go
Strongly grasping your right hand’s warmth
I’ll be here
