Mafia 37. Haven of Evil.

do not send homework

No, I don't think you're right here. At least from an aesthetic point of view. You don't have to use homework, but you should tell the GM about it.

As for the game itself, I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, Jack did a good job; you can see that he put in the effort. But not everything worked out. First of all, he needs to improve his ability to insert links and images. And also to present the information about the game, especially about the roles, in a more understandable structure. Everything turned out to be somewhat mixed together, and it was difficult to fully understand all the nuances. Because of this, for example, he failed with Wisthrit; he didn't even think to take into account that I could kill any infected person. Well, never mind – these are all minor things that need to be polished. I agree with Arandor about the Mafia's final victory. If the protection from the guard was successful, then it's one scenario, but if not, it's another.
The clues are normal, but partly because of the activity, and partly because of the setting, their discussion was not a very necessary aspect of the game. I would even say that successfully solving the clues about the doctor would reduce the already low chances of the town, and especially the specialists, of success. In general, I would call the specialists the Mafia, and the zombies, to some extent, the town. They hardly killed anyone, only at the end, when they were faced with the threat of a 100% formula.
We should thank Neyra – without her accurate hit on the second scientist, we wouldn't have gathered the formula so quickly.
In general, they played the homework well this time.

Overall, I enjoyed it. Perhaps if the town had been as active as possible, it would have been even better; after all, it turned out to be an unusual format.

Thank you to Jack for running the game, and thank you to everyone else for participating