Mafia 44. Time of Troubles

About the game. The plot – I didn't care much about it, but the way the GM described everything from the perspective of a monk (who didn't give me peace for the first two days) made me get involved. In general, it felt like the guy really cared about his story. That's good. Roles – there were many roles that I would have enthusiastically played (in terms of the character, the image), for example, a drunkard, a Cossack, a sorcerer (but those are so-so), and, of course, a drunk, a leshy, and a werewolf! And when I found out that I would be playing a werewolf, I realized that it was incredibly cool! In general, the game won me over with its character. Now, let's talk about him in more detail. He can't be compared to Koshin the sniper, of course. He didn't find a girlfriend; he just sent a sweet couple to the afterlife. What a scoundrel. Except that he did visit Zubr, they had a drink, but then we found out that he's a coward. Heh-heh. And the execution didn't go well either. He let himself be captured. Moreover, it wasn't mentioned that he killed even one of the guards in the process, which is a pity. In general, he didn't stand out. Although he lived longer than Snappy. By the way, GM, no offense, just an analysis, you didn't need to reveal the werewolf's inner world. Oh yes, he also didn't drink with the drunkard; he just killed him, it seems. Although, it's okay, there's no need to drink with Hermit, he's cruel. Let's move on. The atmosphere of the game. There were many inactive players, too many to get rid of them all. However, Lynx, Arandor, Zubr, Winner, and Jack made it all much better. Those who were actively involved (and there were probably many) did a great job, but it was a bit boring to play seeing only your wonderful avatars. There were also those who wrote poorly, but I won't look for them. Because it will take time + it will show that I am supposedly very critical of those who didn't write at all. Although, yes, I am critical of them. Why write at all? I won't criticize the hints. In my opinion, they were just right. The city was already doing well. Because some of the NDs were so active that, if desired, you could gather a lot of information. Ah, stop, something surprised me. Is it a tradition in Mafia to reveal dead roles so obviously? No, I can adapt to such conditions, but creating more difficult conditions for deciphering the newspaper might encourage the town to at least read and do something. I mean the town as a whole. By the way, guys, you're praising me here, but you forgot about Lynx. We both joined the "town" together, survived until the most crucial moment, and both unsuccessfully tried to convince vekov. And it's just cool to play with her because she doesn't try to be too... something, and I'm grateful for that. There's something to remember besides the "dry" analytical part. Winner is also great! If it weren't for my paranoia, he would have had every chance of winning. Zubr, Arandor, thank you for the company, you did your best to support the town. Thank you to Zubr's character for adding variety to the werewolf's life. And the fact that Arov didn't log in is even good because he's some kind of non-drinker, and the mace appeared later... Jack, you played well. It was interesting until the last night, and then I didn't like that you started insulting Lynx and me; I don't care, I'm not proud, but it wasn't right to do to her. But overall, your last NDs were correct, and your reasoning was also helpful. It was also interesting to read your reasoning about which role belonged to whom just before the end of the game. And GM, I repeat, thank you for the setting, the role, the newspapers, and the hints (especially the first one). I knew that I had to execute the chicken!

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How is it correctly – "Rudya" or "Rudogo"?

I like "Rudogo". And in general, whatever.