Рудый
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About the game. I'll start with an analysis.
Night 1.
I killed Amko. Reasons:
A) I decided to play according to the principle of eliminating inactive players. Exceptions: Arandor, Winner. But I'll talk about these two in more detail.
B) Subjectivism. The player was offended by me for revealing information. And, of course, it's unlikely that we could have found common ground during the game. I decided to strike preemptively. And I didn't regret it! That guy was hunting the monk. Awesome.
Possible mistake of the first night:
I drew the attention of the Cossack, in case his actions later were based on this murder. I generally expected that if anyone noticed, they would write about it on the forum, and then I could even deflect the blame onto those who "play well and therefore decided to frame the useless Redhead." Although I didn't think much about it, people mostly pay attention to their own sympathies/antipathies rather than others' (and that's right), and Hostor also said that personal feelings shouldn't influence the game. I think that's nonsense! How can you play without feelings? And for what? To see a note that says "werewolf wins"? Definitely not worth it.
Day 1.
There was a lot of nonsense, which was great. I especially liked Ar's argument that "lynxes roar." In general, I got to know people, said what I basically think. I decided how stupid the town wants to see me. Well, that's the introduction.
Night 2.
Well, there's the Cossack! Actually, I've said many times that Vistrit is a Cossack, hoping that someone would eliminate him. Hostor was right, if you decide to do something, do it yourself. I just didn't expect that they would replace him. And Vistrit himself wasn't dangerous. In general, a coincidence saved the Cossack's role. And, as a result, the town. And thanks to Zubr. If it weren't for the blockers, his presence would have been useful.
In general, the night was characterized by a huge influence of randomness. Well, there's not much else to say.
About my murder.
A) I was eliminating an inactive player. Then I regretted the murder; after all, Gumer, despite writing little, understands the game well.
B) The avatar was kind of strange. Well, didn't you like it?
Day 2.
The nonsense continues. Arandor trolls Lynx, Zubr is just having fun, Tox pretends not to understand anything.
Occasionally, there are sensible thoughts based on the blocks. I don't remember if I commented on this, but I would have been quite happy if everyone was absorbed in the blocked players.
I didn't like Morning's note, urging to think about "who benefited from killing Amko." But I decided that killing her would be a departure from the initial counter-passive strategy. And there were no further attacks + I wasn't sure that it was about me.
Night 3.
Vistrit is an illogical entity! Why?! He had a huge list of suspects based on the blocks! And he attacked me again. Okay, well, thanks at least that Heaven healed. I figured out his role the next day. But I decided not to kill him because he could remain a "werewolf" until the town was forced to execute him. I thought they would execute him, and then I would be so smart. I was wrong. I should have eliminated him during the vote.
Zubr is great, he protected the Fox. And rightly so, there's no need to protect you passive players! By the way, even though he helped us at night, during the day the main analysis of the situation belonged to him and Ar. So don't criticize the guy, seriously. This is basically for Hostor.
Now it becomes clear why Ar leaked Lizard.
I don't understand why the Inquisitor was so clueless! So many revealed roles that could be used in his own interests, and he recruits Lizard. In general, he didn't get it.
Well, the murder committed by Lynx looks logical, to eliminate another mafia member. That's why I think the town won (the mafia members killed each other, yeah, such a predictable position). But this was in the night that the GM called "Revenge." By the way, the name of this (third) night! It revealed me terribly, it's strange that no one noticed *shrugs*. The coolest free clue in the whole game.
Okay, now the most interesting part begins, so I'll post this now. To be continued.
Night 1.
I killed Amko. Reasons:
A) I decided to play according to the principle of eliminating inactive players. Exceptions: Arandor, Winner. But I'll talk about these two in more detail.
B) Subjectivism. The player was offended by me for revealing information. And, of course, it's unlikely that we could have found common ground during the game. I decided to strike preemptively. And I didn't regret it! That guy was hunting the monk. Awesome.
Possible mistake of the first night:
I drew the attention of the Cossack, in case his actions later were based on this murder. I generally expected that if anyone noticed, they would write about it on the forum, and then I could even deflect the blame onto those who "play well and therefore decided to frame the useless Redhead." Although I didn't think much about it, people mostly pay attention to their own sympathies/antipathies rather than others' (and that's right), and Hostor also said that personal feelings shouldn't influence the game. I think that's nonsense! How can you play without feelings? And for what? To see a note that says "werewolf wins"? Definitely not worth it.
Day 1.
There was a lot of nonsense, which was great. I especially liked Ar's argument that "lynxes roar." In general, I got to know people, said what I basically think. I decided how stupid the town wants to see me. Well, that's the introduction.
Night 2.
Well, there's the Cossack! Actually, I've said many times that Vistrit is a Cossack, hoping that someone would eliminate him. Hostor was right, if you decide to do something, do it yourself. I just didn't expect that they would replace him. And Vistrit himself wasn't dangerous. In general, a coincidence saved the Cossack's role. And, as a result, the town. And thanks to Zubr. If it weren't for the blockers, his presence would have been useful.
In general, the night was characterized by a huge influence of randomness. Well, there's not much else to say.
About my murder.
A) I was eliminating an inactive player. Then I regretted the murder; after all, Gumer, despite writing little, understands the game well.
B) The avatar was kind of strange. Well, didn't you like it?
Day 2.
The nonsense continues. Arandor trolls Lynx, Zubr is just having fun, Tox pretends not to understand anything.
Occasionally, there are sensible thoughts based on the blocks. I don't remember if I commented on this, but I would have been quite happy if everyone was absorbed in the blocked players.
I didn't like Morning's note, urging to think about "who benefited from killing Amko." But I decided that killing her would be a departure from the initial counter-passive strategy. And there were no further attacks + I wasn't sure that it was about me.
Night 3.
Vistrit is an illogical entity! Why?! He had a huge list of suspects based on the blocks! And he attacked me again. Okay, well, thanks at least that Heaven healed. I figured out his role the next day. But I decided not to kill him because he could remain a "werewolf" until the town was forced to execute him. I thought they would execute him, and then I would be so smart. I was wrong. I should have eliminated him during the vote.
Zubr is great, he protected the Fox. And rightly so, there's no need to protect you passive players! By the way, even though he helped us at night, during the day the main analysis of the situation belonged to him and Ar. So don't criticize the guy, seriously. This is basically for Hostor.
Now it becomes clear why Ar leaked Lizard.
I don't understand why the Inquisitor was so clueless! So many revealed roles that could be used in his own interests, and he recruits Lizard. In general, he didn't get it.
Well, the murder committed by Lynx looks logical, to eliminate another mafia member. That's why I think the town won (the mafia members killed each other, yeah, such a predictable position). But this was in the night that the GM called "Revenge." By the way, the name of this (third) night! It revealed me terribly, it's strange that no one noticed *shrugs*. The coolest free clue in the whole game.
Okay, now the most interesting part begins, so I'll post this now. To be continued.
жизни выцветшие карточки хлам
лиц расквашенные лампочки хлам
между жидких начинаний
сам в крови воспоминаний
поваляться захотел
Молодое зло телами в масле
Застилает взор багровый зной
Если хочешь ты чтоб я был счастлив
Наизнанку вывернись со мной
Бахромою плоть дурная драма
До рассвета нервы в решето
Валидола вмажь по вене мама
За моё счастливое ничто