Мафия 45. League of Legends

Okay, guys, let's start with the teams. City – they were idiots. Well, almost everyone was messing up, and those who weren't, I didn't see them trying to explain their reasoning or actually try to change anything. Abyss. Passive, but this tactic worked for them. Well done. Thorium was particularly impressive. Knoxes. You guys were also a bit clueless. And you were very obvious. But the episode with Zubr impressed me. Man. I have to admit, I didn't figure out Mona's role. I thought she was Malzahar. But still, the game didn't impress me, especially with the signs at the end. Well, yes, this game was the least enjoyable for me, although the GM was great. And he didn't seem to mind maintaining discipline. Strange guy. About the players. Mold. He tried to do something. But he didn't finish it. And he didn't stick to his positions. Flexibility is good in moderation, in my opinion. Spear. I don't understand how you figure out who the mafia is. You always play the same way. Although, he's always been a mafia member when I've played with him. Funny. Mona. See, mafia. I can also note that she often talked about her analysis and some notes. But I didn't notice anything of that in the game. It's her right, of course, but maybe she should share her thoughts if they're not just for show. Zubr. The guy is absolutely great, unless he was leading Knoxus after the death. If he was leading, then he's a good tactician, but not a strategist. Winner. He clearly didn't care. The guy wanted to figure things out. I was a little surprised that he didn't believe in my innocence, even though he seemed smart. But what can you do. In general, he also lacked the determination to stick to his guns and analyze the situation. Thorium. The guy was very impressive. Because: 1) he pulled the team along 2) he played in the style of "both sides," telling everyone who wanted to hear that he was a mafia member or Kassadin 3) he was active 4) he made good choices. Well, what else can I say? Neyra Drake. I didn't really understand her. I didn't form an impression. No comment. Tox. He was all over the place. City was like a birch tree. Whatever way the mafia leans, that's how it will go. Revan. They didn't let him play. Well, I didn't think to heal him. I'll talk about myself later. Let's move on. Ment. The guy overplayed. I believed him that he was a town member, but before that, he had raised too many suspicions. And you guys are stubborn, I don't know why. In general, on the first day, he just wanted to figure out who was mafia and who wasn't, and that's why he was so out of it. And that ruined his game. Arandor. Why were you silent? With your brain, being silent is a luxury! In general, I wouldn't give you a + for the game, although that probably doesn't interest you. Kosha. I didn't take your words seriously. Because I was an idiot – I bought into Berber. I need to reread it to give an assessment. In general, Berber ruined your game. Well, the only thing you could have done was try to find real evidence. But I won't blame you for not doing that, because I felt myself how difficult it is to get these people to change their minds. Gumer. Almost nothing. He was silent, and when he wasn't silent, he gave himself away. IMHO, right? Vish. Nothing. "I'm on my phone, I'll read it and everything will be fine." Well, what is that? Utro. He's a good guy, he tried. But something was missing. Maybe some determination. He couldn't keep the city under control, he couldn't point out the enemy to those who trusted him. Well, overall, I had a good impression. I know that it doesn't seem to match the words, but that's how it is. Nebo. He failed. Lynx. I think it was very obvious that she was a town member. Well, I already said that. Why was she even killed? You'll hang yourselves reading, you're so self-centered, without any moderation in her speeches. In general, they didn't let her play. Lord. If he's Poppy, then I'm silent. Quietly, patiently silent. If not, guy, turn on your brain during the day, don't listen to everyone. Form your own opinion and adjust it (don't change it, but adjust it) based on the speeches. But it's up to you. Rainer. Nothing. Or I can't say anything. You decide. He, after all, won. Rudyy. He didn't have much time to play. And when he did, there wasn't much time. But, so as not to look like a bad dancer who is being hindered by something, I'll just say what he did wrong. I, as well as the whole town, yes, we're all to blame, didn't adequately figure out the clues, I didn't say many really well-argued things. I'm very happy that I helped Zubr, but I can't forgive myself for my lack of initiative on the first day. But, well, it's pointless to talk about myself. You already have an image of me in your heads, so let's move on. Conclusion: the town lacked a backbone. Well, as you know, a herd without a leader can't function, and we didn't have enough individual personalities. The leader disappeared (or didn't exist?), and the herd disappeared. That's all.

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Ah yes, even if you hadn't blocked me, everything would still have gone to hell. It's my fault. Turn 1 - Zubr (no one was known, wanted to keep a strong player) Turn 2 - Spear (I was thinking about Lynx, but then I decided that she had seriously revealed that she had a weak town role, so they wouldn't kill her. Who knew that no one would believe her? I certainly didn't know.