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Overall, I enjoyed the game. I was disappointed by the inactivity and passivity of some players, as well as Arandor's behavior. Zubr, I apologize, but you really raised suspicions with your behavior; you acted like Tox, so I simply had no other choice.
Mafia got incredibly lucky that the blocker managed to block the killer just as the Mafia were about to switch the killer. Seriously, I don't want to offend anyone, but a lot here was decided by chance. I liked Morning's game; he didn't raise any suspicions, and in fact, he only inspired trust. That's probably why, in the end, I chose to eliminate Zubr with my barbarian and because of his behavior, rather than Loken, for whom the evidence was even worse. I'll just say that from day one, I didn't have a chance, and that I shouldn't be carrying the town with a killing role. Thanks to everyone, I'm out.
P.S.: Hossi did a great job as the GM; the clues were good, and the descriptions were also fine, so you're an excellent GM.
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Yes, congratulations to the Mafia; you still deserved the win.
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Yes, Calypso, I apologize for the attacks in the middle of the game; I just didn't want the town to execute me, so it was in my best interest to try to portray you as the killer. I didn't really want to be so rude. Although, it's really funny when the killer frames a town member.