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Mika is great. Even in the final, I didn't realize he was the one pulling the strings.
But such an inconspicuous game also had a downside. The execution of Heroist, for example. Mika, are you aware that it was your double-bluff that led us to hang the mafia member? Anyway, no matter how cool you are, you overdid it with being inconspicuous. It reminded me of myself in the Mafia: Wild West Steampunk game. Ah, those were the days...
Many played really well. Sesam worked great day and night, Master too... In the Detective game, I felt like there was a strong player, even though he wasn't very active. Alex and Snegovik played excellently as a pair. Nefela helped us all a lot. Nebok, as always, was great: not only in guessing the clues, but also in general, he managed to perform well on the day of Heroist's execution.
The mafia members simply weren't given a chance to play. The randomness and overall pressure were high... But Koshi's example shows that we had worthy opponents. With a different balance, and with a different random outcome...
The GM tried his best. Yes, the newspapers were too transparent, and there were a couple of balance errors... But Shaman put his heart into it, and I'm sure that this small first step will greatly improve our Mafia section.
Thank you all for the game!
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Haha, I forgot about Yashchura. Well, it's clear anyway, he's the main one here.