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Now it's me, me!!!
At first, I was demotivated. A negative vote right away, and not a single town member killed. I don't know the team (I'll definitely get my revenge later!), I kill once every two nights, and the kill can fail because of solving a clue, and as it turned out, a clue also depended on me! Pure adrenaline! And when the mafia couldn't kill for three nights in a row... The fourth night was a little better, but again, it failed: I gave too easy a clue, and Ar, who started to suspect Zubr, checked his profile and noticed. But in the end, I still had fun.
About the players:
Tox. Played well, did a lot of analysis, and wrote a lot in general. What I didn't like: constructing not the most successful plans. Seriously, you went too far with redirecting the killer; because of you, Ar was almost executed. The same thing happened on the last day with the execution of Bean. And what if Siv really was Bean? Why make a negative vote on a town member when you can execute a 100% mafia member (like me) and win without any town members dying? I understand your love for beautiful moves; I'm the same, but in some situations, it's better to be simple, and only make beautiful moves where it would be dangerous for the victory to do otherwise.
Arandor. At first, he wasn't very good; I even thought he was mafia (along with Zubr), but after Tox's death, he became very active. It was so unexpected for me that I'm ready to give him the title of best player in this mafia game, I swear.
Gur. Well done, keep it up!
Kosha. Everything is fine, just don't fall for provocations anymore ;) You could have easily executed Zubr if you had gathered yourselves.
My dear team. Although I couldn't communicate with you until the very last night, when Spire said he was writing the final report and allowed me to join the chat, I still enjoyed playing with you. This especially applies to Zubr and the comedian, Siver. It was an honor for me!
GM! Thank you for the game! I didn't want to play at first because of the time, but in the end, I didn't regret it.
Thank you all!
At first, I was demotivated. A negative vote right away, and not a single town member killed. I don't know the team (I'll definitely get my revenge later!), I kill once every two nights, and the kill can fail because of solving a clue, and as it turned out, a clue also depended on me! Pure adrenaline! And when the mafia couldn't kill for three nights in a row... The fourth night was a little better, but again, it failed: I gave too easy a clue, and Ar, who started to suspect Zubr, checked his profile and noticed. But in the end, I still had fun.
About the players:
Tox. Played well, did a lot of analysis, and wrote a lot in general. What I didn't like: constructing not the most successful plans. Seriously, you went too far with redirecting the killer; because of you, Ar was almost executed. The same thing happened on the last day with the execution of Bean. And what if Siv really was Bean? Why make a negative vote on a town member when you can execute a 100% mafia member (like me) and win without any town members dying? I understand your love for beautiful moves; I'm the same, but in some situations, it's better to be simple, and only make beautiful moves where it would be dangerous for the victory to do otherwise.
Arandor. At first, he wasn't very good; I even thought he was mafia (along with Zubr), but after Tox's death, he became very active. It was so unexpected for me that I'm ready to give him the title of best player in this mafia game, I swear.
Gur. Well done, keep it up!
Kosha. Everything is fine, just don't fall for provocations anymore ;) You could have easily executed Zubr if you had gathered yourselves.
My dear team. Although I couldn't communicate with you until the very last night, when Spire said he was writing the final report and allowed me to join the chat, I still enjoyed playing with you. This especially applies to Zubr and the comedian, Siver. It was an honor for me!
GM! Thank you for the game! I didn't want to play at first because of the time, but in the end, I didn't regret it.
Thank you all!