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{Materializing from the darkness, with a satisfied Obi-Wan nearby}
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I knew it. The Force told me that Neyra Drake wasn't really smuggling much, but was doing other things at night, learning roles for some reason. As a result, she couldn't take advantage of the triple kill when she needed to kill Tarkin and the Mafia simultaneously.
The game turned out to be very similar to "Avatar." Just like the Mafia is for the Light, and the cities are for the Darkness. During the day, the city is exclusively engaged in executing its own people, and the Mafia helps it with this. Also, the Mafia game almost collapsed due to a redirection. Also, the Mafia isn't very lucky at night (although the first and second nights were more lucky than not, but then you know what happened). And in the end, the Mafia wins, already on its last breath (this time, luck helped, as not all townspeople voted, but here it wasn't luck, but we were on the verge anyway). The situation is very similar.
I won't list all the players, but I want to note Drakkosha. I liked how she played; I'll call her the best player.
Kaito, I'm sorry, but I'm changing teachers like gloves. Obi-Wan here convinced me not to stay on the Dark Side; I won't apologize, I'm Darth Vader, the most pompous villain in Sci-Fi, and you're just... well, you know. Besides, you're a son, so you understand if you had children.
Arandor is great; it's good to discuss things with him. In general, everyone discussed things, well done, and I liked Phoenix and Kosha; even Yashchur gave advice from Kosha's ICQ, only Sab stopped adding his comments at the end.
Rebels, congratulations on your victory! If you organize some kind of new republican holiday, name it Lord Darth Vader Day.
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Oh yes, a question for Neyra. Did you figure out who I was when you killed me? Or did you think I was a townsperson? I'm really curious.
Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
I knew it. The Force told me that Neyra Drake wasn't really smuggling much, but was doing other things at night, learning roles for some reason. As a result, she couldn't take advantage of the triple kill when she needed to kill Tarkin and the Mafia simultaneously.
The game turned out to be very similar to "Avatar." Just like the Mafia is for the Light, and the cities are for the Darkness. During the day, the city is exclusively engaged in executing its own people, and the Mafia helps it with this. Also, the Mafia game almost collapsed due to a redirection. Also, the Mafia isn't very lucky at night (although the first and second nights were more lucky than not, but then you know what happened). And in the end, the Mafia wins, already on its last breath (this time, luck helped, as not all townspeople voted, but here it wasn't luck, but we were on the verge anyway). The situation is very similar.
I won't list all the players, but I want to note Drakkosha. I liked how she played; I'll call her the best player.
Kaito, I'm sorry, but I'm changing teachers like gloves. Obi-Wan here convinced me not to stay on the Dark Side; I won't apologize, I'm Darth Vader, the most pompous villain in Sci-Fi, and you're just... well, you know. Besides, you're a son, so you understand if you had children.
Arandor is great; it's good to discuss things with him. In general, everyone discussed things, well done, and I liked Phoenix and Kosha; even Yashchur gave advice from Kosha's ICQ, only Sab stopped adding his comments at the end.
Rebels, congratulations on your victory! If you organize some kind of new republican holiday, name it Lord Darth Vader Day.
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Oh yes, a question for Neyra. Did you figure out who I was when you killed me? Or did you think I was a townsperson? I'm really curious.