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In my opinion, after all the recent events, it has become very clear who is who, so there is not much point in rehashing the past.
Instead, I'll tell you about how I played Mafia in the dorm. It was quite fun, at the very least.
We played like this:
First night - the Mafia gets to know each other, the Don chooses targets for the next three nights. The Don checks for the Commissioner. The Commissioner checks for the Don. The Maniac takes his turn. The Hacker takes his turn (if there is one).
In subsequent nights:
Everyone sleeps, the Mafia wakes up (with their eyes closed). The GM lists the players in turn, and the Mafia members must raise their fingers at the same time, otherwise they miss. Then the Don checks. Then the Commissioner. Then the Maniac kills (simply points to the target). The Hacker (if there is one).
During the day, there are events and discussions (each person gets a minute in the circle).
Oh, and the Hacker points to a player at night, and their role is revealed during the day.
What I noticed about myself is that, strangely enough, I always talked the most. The second game was particularly noteworthy, when I was assigned the role of the Maniac.
In the first night, nothing happened, as it should. But in the second... I killed my neighbor (he was waving his head very actively during my turn) and... the Hacker figured me out. In his first turn (no wonder I was against introducing this role). And then things got interesting.
Basically, I immediately figured out (based on their behavior) the Mafia (there were only two of them). I convinced everyone that the MANIAC CAN BE USEFUL TO THE TOWN and that there were three members of the Mafia %)
In short, the Mafia was executed. At night, I was sure that the Hacker would reveal the second Mafia member, so I killed the one who voted against me (there were three of them). During the day, the Mafia was revealed (as I thought), and some people, apparently, believed that I had killed the Mafia (I insisted on this). As a result, imagine this: they executed the Mafia, not me. So, it was just me and the town left. And for another two or three nights, I killed the town, lol, wriggling out of the vote as best I could. In the end, there were three players left - two townspeople and me. They executed me, but I was close to winning, and that was despite the fact that I was exposed on the very first day.
Then we played a third game, where I was the Commissioner and also talked a lot, and then a fourth game, which I volunteered to host because the host really wanted to play, not host, and I gave her that opportunity.
Instead, I'll tell you about how I played Mafia in the dorm. It was quite fun, at the very least.
We played like this:
First night - the Mafia gets to know each other, the Don chooses targets for the next three nights. The Don checks for the Commissioner. The Commissioner checks for the Don. The Maniac takes his turn. The Hacker takes his turn (if there is one).
In subsequent nights:
Everyone sleeps, the Mafia wakes up (with their eyes closed). The GM lists the players in turn, and the Mafia members must raise their fingers at the same time, otherwise they miss. Then the Don checks. Then the Commissioner. Then the Maniac kills (simply points to the target). The Hacker (if there is one).
During the day, there are events and discussions (each person gets a minute in the circle).
Oh, and the Hacker points to a player at night, and their role is revealed during the day.
What I noticed about myself is that, strangely enough, I always talked the most. The second game was particularly noteworthy, when I was assigned the role of the Maniac.
In the first night, nothing happened, as it should. But in the second... I killed my neighbor (he was waving his head very actively during my turn) and... the Hacker figured me out. In his first turn (no wonder I was against introducing this role). And then things got interesting.
Basically, I immediately figured out (based on their behavior) the Mafia (there were only two of them). I convinced everyone that the MANIAC CAN BE USEFUL TO THE TOWN and that there were three members of the Mafia %)
In short, the Mafia was executed. At night, I was sure that the Hacker would reveal the second Mafia member, so I killed the one who voted against me (there were three of them). During the day, the Mafia was revealed (as I thought), and some people, apparently, believed that I had killed the Mafia (I insisted on this). As a result, imagine this: they executed the Mafia, not me. So, it was just me and the town left. And for another two or three nights, I killed the town, lol, wriggling out of the vote as best I could. In the end, there were three players left - two townspeople and me. They executed me, but I was close to winning, and that was despite the fact that I was exposed on the very first day.
Then we played a third game, where I was the Commissioner and also talked a lot, and then a fourth game, which I volunteered to host because the host really wanted to play, not host, and I gave her that opportunity.