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regardless of whether the block was successful or not, it is considered successful if it was applied to a player who used their Night Action that night.
WHAT THE @@@@@@@&&&&&&&!!!!!??? Maybe we should call a "successful" heal when the doctor arrives before the killer, checks the pulse, gives a potion, and writes in the report: "healthy!" After that, the killer arrives and kills the healed player. The block would only be "unsuccessful" if it was unnecessary (the goal of the off-role)? In fact, normal people call not the fact of the attempt itself a success, but the result: if the target of the Night Action did not complete it due to the block, then it was successful; if it was completed (regardless of why – immunity to blocks, acceleration, slowing down the blocker), then it was not! And also, Sesama, I am not "distorting" anything. If Kosha was shown as blocked at the same time as all the actions of the Mafia were shown as successful, then she cannot be a member of the Mafia! If you insist that she can be, then either explain which one (there are only three, and they all completed their actions) or immediately admit that you are a member of the Mafia. Well, there is also a third way: you admit that you were wrong (although people somehow rarely choose it)