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Мафия 39. Piece of emptiness for the small December.
Playing as Mafia was incredibly tedious. Although I tried to push through, being a silent player just wasn't working for me. So, I just sat there and threw in random votes, voice claims, and item suggestions. I didn't write that angry post to make everyone else think, "Oh, he's the townie, but with a baguette," but because I was genuinely annoyed, and it completely killed my desire to have fun playing the game.
I found it somewhat amusing how Lizard and Lynx kept voting against me when there were so many other people around. I understand there were suspicions and such, but they needed to present some kind of evidence or analysis, instead of repeating the same thing hundreds of times.
I'd even swear if I were in the mood about the last day. As it is, it's a perfect example of how useless the town's gameplay can be.
Here's a quick rundown of Arandor and Locken's skills, with a bit of analysis:
In town: Scientist, Mechanic, and Engineer. In Mafia: Doctor and Bio.
Mechanic - blocks Bio.
Scientist - skips Night.
Engineer - swaps the targets of Doctor and Scientist (Doctor's action is nullified).
That's it. That's all! It's like playing in kindergarten, maybe even a nursery group. You simply can't come up with a more idiotic way to lose.
Overall, I agree with Revan's posts. I could share more of my opinion on the rule violations and other nonsense, but who cares?
Well, that's enough.
Thanks to the team for making it interesting. Special thanks to Jack, who stood out in the chat more than once.
Thanks to the townies who played smart and honestly, but died.
Rimp, congratulations, you played well.