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And in Green Little Man, they just nuked Yashchur with an ult))) Though, on the second night. On the first, they just wanted to kill Alex.
I'm starting to think that both Alex and Yashchur are on Arco's blacklist for some unknown reason))
As for the journalist.
I believe that the questions and answers should be published in the form they were originally. Questions can be sent during the day, and answers will be received by night. This Action of the journalist itself should come before all others, and in case of his death, the interview will still be published. In my opinion, any questions can be asked, except those that openly reveal a role. However, there is a very subtle point here; for example, would I get an answer to the question: "Are you going to kill someone tonight?"
One false answer out of three questions is quite an interesting feature.
As for the pseudonym - clues. Not bad, let the GM think about it. But. In this case, we get a townie with a clue, which means there must be a reason to find and kill him. Consequently, the journalist needs to be buffed, as we won't even know in the end who he visited. I think it's worth expanding the scope of possible questions so that he can take down a mafia player, even with one false answer, by forcing them to expose themselves.
It would also be good to do this: if the journalist is killed by the mafia players, then a list of players he visited is published in the newspaper.
In the end, in my opinion, it will result in an interesting kind of check.
Thanks everyone for the game!
I'm starting to think that both Alex and Yashchur are on Arco's blacklist for some unknown reason))
As for the journalist.
I believe that the questions and answers should be published in the form they were originally. Questions can be sent during the day, and answers will be received by night. This Action of the journalist itself should come before all others, and in case of his death, the interview will still be published. In my opinion, any questions can be asked, except those that openly reveal a role. However, there is a very subtle point here; for example, would I get an answer to the question: "Are you going to kill someone tonight?"
One false answer out of three questions is quite an interesting feature.
It would also be good to do this: if the journalist is killed by the mafia players, then a list of players he visited is published in the newspaper.
In the end, in my opinion, it will result in an interesting kind of check.
Thanks everyone for the game!
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