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Mafia 76. Illumination

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Well, let me summarize a few things.
The team was amazing, Kosha, Neyra, you guys are awesome, it was great playing with you, I want to do it again. Alex, thanks for the game, it's a shame you weren't around much.
In general, the fact that I was absent for quite a while did have an impact. I failed to identify Mold, Ursula, and the Winner, even though I could have. And I almost believed Mentu. Well, I need to keep playing, remember how to do it properly, that's one thing.
My main problem is my temper and emotionality, that's two. When they started putting pressure on me on the second day, I snapped and didn't see anyone in Vissi except my enemy, so I went on the offensive against him on the third day, although, if I had been calmer, I would have realized that he was a town, that no one was really protecting him, which means there was no connection. Sorry, buddy, it's my fault.
The Winner... Well, there are two factors. I haven't played with him in a long time, so I thought his playstyle here was just his usual style, but I was wrong. The second is Ursula's excellent play; we thought she was Grace until the Winner was eliminated.
Ursula is a real discovery. She solved the clues, played well during the day, made excellent recruitments, and managed the night phase well. Look how she guessed about Mold, right?
As for the others, briefly. We thought Heroista was peaceful until it became obvious that he was a Mafia member, so he played well. Nefela is quite smart; I think she played the town role well. Saret is great; I was almost sure of him from the very beginning.
Revan, by the way, why isn't the block mentioned in the newspaper on the sixth night?
I think we played well at night when we went to do the double kill, we guessed two Mafia members, it's a shame it didn't work out. The investigations were, I think, quite well-executed. We healed and protected the serial killer, of course, but that's just it, Ursula simply played great.
Our notes contain a lot of chatter; we didn't write any fake notes.
By the way, who wrote the note that exposed Ursula? I believed her, let's say, and for some reason, I thought it was Saret, whom we thought was Faris, not Brown, but who was it really?