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Actually, this was the first game I participated in, and I didn't like it at all.
Firstly, the behavior of the town on the first day (hello, "killers"!). Note that I'm not criticizing the town based on hindsight – if Tox had turned out to be a mafia member, I would still have condemned that action.
Secondly, the style of death messages, which often required "guessing." And in general, the incomplete summary of information about the setting, leaving many facts unresolved.
Thirdly, the ending itself, which was a direct consequence of Tox's execution on the first day.
What I didn't like about my own actions was that I wasted time with Bayesian expressions, and I overemphasized "playing by the math" (there's also some of my fault in the execution of Tox). I also didn't fully understand why my action in the second round didn't work, even though I wasn't openly blocked (I need to take the time to reread the abilities next time).
Batman is a murderer no less than the Joker, for all the lives the Joker took that Batman could've saved by killing him. Elizer Yudkovsky, "HP and the Methods of Rationality". Мой ник транслитерируется по-разному, но я предпочитаю варианты Оот и Ооот.