What's the point of a normal townie killing someone on the very first night?
13) Phenix3 - well... His posts are strange. There are a lot of words, but it's all just fluff. No need to execute Thoria. But we can't consider him peaceful either. Maybe the Mafia blocked each other, or maybe they didn't... Something like that happened. He turns out to be strange to me. Although maybe it's normal for him. I haven't seen his game.
16) Gur (immunity) - he's not very active. He came, voted, and left. I remember him being more active.
18) Dashenka (immunity) - she's a Mafia member. Everyone who suspects her becomes Mafia to her. + a funny reaction to Tox's post with a lot of swearing. Someone else had the same reaction... I don't remember who.
Oh yeah. I also didn't like Sub-Zero. He's an Arcomage. Now, the replacement has somewhat cleared him. It's like he got so annoyed by all the accusations and suspicions that he decided to tell everyone to go to hell.
Okay. I don't want to write about everyone. I like Tox's friends for now, and I like Arandor. I like Neyra more than I don't. There's something about the block that's bothering me. But otherwise, his posts are peaceful.
Let's each write something, okay?
Something went wrong with Thoria.
Arcomage, I'm glad to see you, sweetie.
I'm interested in all the lazy passive players; why are they so lazy?
And why is Arandor suddenly considered peaceful? Based on his activity, his careful suggestions - maybe we should execute him based on the block... and the start of his agitation when people showed up, latching onto the smallest probabilities, and supposedly trying to change the vote at the end of the day - is this what you consider peaceful behavior? Of course, anything is possible, but for now, he gets a minus...
But the list gets a minus, not because of what's in it, but because it appeared at all. If you consider yourself an analyst and you're outlining the probabilities of various events, then you don't need such a list. But it's obvious - they asked you to make it so as not to arouse suspicion, right?