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Мафия 39. Piece of emptiness for the small December.
I'll share my thoughts as well. The setting evokes pleasant feelings (which wasn't a surprise even before the game started) thanks to the attention to detail in all the roles and descriptions of events. But honestly, I'm not sure if introducing such a high level of difficulty with the clues was a good idea this time. As practice shows, it's precisely this high difficulty, combined with good presentation, that creates the most popular game setups. But on the other hand, take the clue about Lorelei and the dark knight – how could anyone even notice it against the backdrop of Spir, whose profile was completely filled with joker-related information? So, in the end, we were playing a psychological mafia game where we were only half-aware of what was happening. However, after the first execution, things became clearer. It's a shame it wasn't clear for everyone. Oh, these recurring mistakes. Okay, we failed twice, it's understandable that Plesen aroused suspicion (although I wasn't entirely sure about him), but what happened next? The next mafia elimination made me feel genuinely sorry for the town. Honestly, I just don't understand how inattentively you have to follow the game to make such a decision during the vote. I made a list, explained everything, and practically put it in their mouths, but in the end, they executed the wrong person again. Hostor mentioned that they should have somehow analytically justified his execution. But how can you prove that if he didn't even kill anyone? There's no way, you just have to pay close attention to how he reveals information known to the mafia in his reasoning. I understand that we were playing without clues, but the town really let us down. So, I'm glad that Void won, and I congratulate him.