Mafia 38. Music of the Abyss

Ment, thank you so much for the positive feedback on my game; I appreciate it. But you're wrong about Hosi, and I'm saying this not to flatter anyone. The only criticism I agree with is the hints about his role. Of course, there's always a possibility that someone was bluffing, but the Mafia rarely resorts to such tactics because, psychologically, it's difficult to pretend to be a liar when you actually have a real role in the game. (By the way, huge respect, you played the hints about Gorshok very subtly; I really liked it, and I didn't doubt you at all). And the fact that Hosi didn't believe it is one of the proofs. He always speaks to the point; it's just that his humorous manner sometimes confuses people (I myself took a long time to get used to it), but in reality, he doesn't just say random things. He analyzes the newspaper well, reveals clues, possesses leadership qualities, has a keen sense of the game, and notices details. You can criticize him as much as you want, but he always proves his theories with practice. This doesn't mean he's always right, of course. Often, everyone is drawn to him, rather than him forcing them to take action; he's just always harsh with the suspects. Out of everyone I've seen in the game so far, he's one of the top three players, in my opinion. But the hints about his role are too obvious; I don't think that's the right way to do it. That's just my opinion. The GM should regulate this.