Mafia 103. Ice and Ash

And that's a victory, hooray! :smile44:

What can I say, the game was interesting. At one point, I managed to turn the town against Uranus, who was pushing his agenda with all his might. This allowed me to gain some ground and try to dictate my own line. In fact, I should thank Uranus for this; without him, it wouldn't have been possible. x) After the first two days, I realized that I would hardly be able to gain anyone's trust unless I found something that I could promote in the discussion and use to influence the town. But then it worked out well: Uranus presented too many arguments in his own way, and it was easy to pick on him. After all, being so confident on the second day is a mistake. By relying on this, it was possible to distort the motives of all of Uranus's subsequent actions and words if desired. It's good that Ment didn't fall for it and didn't do the same, despite the provocation.)

The town played well on its own, but it's still not the best situation when its game depends on a single core player who can, and most likely will, make mistakes. Uranus became that player, and we didn't kill him specifically so that we could use his shortcomings in the daytime game and question his arguments while there was still a chance to portray him as a Mafia player confusing the town. Knowing his role also helped in their distribution and in the nighttime game. The fact that Rimpel was not very active in the last few days also helped, because he could have easily thwarted our plans, but in the end, he was not believed when he tried to reveal his role as a checker on the penultimate day.

As for the Mafia team, it turned out to be simply excellent! It was always interesting to discuss the game situation and our actions with Ment. It was difficult to catch Neyra in the chat due to the time difference; sometimes Neyra would appear, and I would already be sleepy and incoherent. Nevertheless, this did not prevent her from actively participating in the discussions, and in the daytime game, she managed to remain the most peaceful of all of us until the very end: smile20: Toxa was there, but he didn't have much time, but he managed to be remembered for his suggestion to kill Yaschur on the first night because he said something about him before the game. Yaschur, on the other hand, turned out to be extremely useful; without him, we would have inevitably made a mistake by killing Revan. Ment and I were so out of it that evening that we came up with the idea of killing him with Madness, until Yaschur appeared and put us in our place, reminding us that if Revan is a healer, we won't kill him with Madness.

In general, to summarize, I'll say that everything was great, and I enjoyed the game. Respect to my team, and also to Neb, who entered the game literally out of nowhere when no one was hoping for the appearance of a new Mafia player. I would like to believe that this is the first step towards the revival of Hv-Mafia and its glorious future.)

Thank you all for the game!

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finally I can quote this )
figured out the Mafia before the roles were dealt, but no one listened :(

Yes, we also had a good laugh about this in the chat when Yaschur showed up. He also figured out the Mafia before the roles were dealt in the previous game (me).
Just be careful, or Yaschur will get conceited and always start revealing the Mafia before the game. x)

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Congrats to the Mafia, you played well, especially Fragment, who got me out of the loop.

Well, I didn't set out to get you out of the loop. x) I just wanted to portray myself as more peaceful by offering and arguing for an alternative to what was happening in the discussion, but I overdid it a little. But it turned out well anyway