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If you can't see the obvious, then either you're being clueless or you're playing the Mafia, because in that scenario, it would have been much more advantageous for Nox to conceal the fact that he was protecting someone. I simply overestimated both your abilities and the city's, more than they actually were.
Blah-blah-blah. I'm not talking about the entire city, but I expected exactly these kinds of thoughts from you, Zubr. Like, it's obvious that it's not in my best interest to talk about the protection. So, let me tell them that, and let them think I'm innocent. This only strengthened my suspicions, in addition to the dueling.
About the players:
Hos, thanks for the game! You GMed well, and I must admit, I liked your strict measures.
Tox, don't be upset, I wasn't right everywhere either. For example, I thought Rainer was innocent for my own reasons. I thought Monu was Poppy, and it seemed to me that she continued to think that Rudoy wasn't a doctor the day before the murder. And so on and so forth. At least you have an excuse in the form of an illness.
Loken. Well, it's a strange style of play, of course, although I understand that he wanted to confuse the Mafia with it.
Winner. He played well, I liked it.
I don't have much else to say. I don't even know who to give the nomination to. Let it be Winner, maybe it's just my opinion, but I liked his game the most.