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I second Nera. Let them keep playing for another three months, while I play a decent game.

that won't tear each other apart

Is this information 100% accurate? As a Mafia player, I always try to eliminate other Mafia members, especially when I can no longer win myself.

I don't mind either. What's happening in the current game is disappointing.

What's happening in the current game is just... wow.

Fixed it :3
although that's putting it mildly.

They simply made an agreement with Hosh, but you and Arch didn't.

As if I would make an agreement with someone, haha.
If I wanted to form alliances and truces, I would play Civilization instead, lol.

Arandorchik, were you a cool kid or a loser in school?

First, explain what you mean by these words.

For me, all this "blah-blah-blah" from the doc-killers is just a silly gnashing of teeth out of anger and the threat of being defeated.

The hypocrisy is palpable. The villains are afraid of being defeated, but they are not the ones forming alliances; it's the psychos and Gil. So who is afraid of being defeated? And there is no anger. It's more like bewilderment and surprise at what's happening.

Arandorchik, were you a cool kid or a loser in school?

Do you think he's changed that much since school? The answer is obvious.

First, tell me what you mean by these words.

Then it will be clear.

P.S. I've been wanting to ask him this question for a long time, and I just remembered. As for me, I was a noob last, and now I'm even proud of it.

Why is it clear? Or don't you yourself know what you mean by these words? I've just heard different definitions, so I'm asking.

As for me, I was the last fool, and now I even take pride in it.

Because you remained that way?

or don't you even know what you mean by these words?

Just don't tell me that no one in your school was called a loser. Accordingly, the cool guy is the one who people are afraid to call a loser, because he might beat them up.

I wasn't called names. At least, not to my face. When someone was arguing, there were usually insults involved. We had one guy who often argued with girls, and they would call him names, and he would do the same to them. Overall, many people made fun of each other and joked around, especially with that guy, but I wouldn't say he was a loser. I don't really like that word. For me, it's more like a foolish person who can be easily tricked. For others, maybe it's someone who is being bullied, etc. In any case, none of this affected me, and it all passed me by. I didn't call anyone names either. Overall, it was a normal class, but I don't know how it was in other classes.

In reality, the "not a noob" character can hardly put up a fight; more often, it's a 3-on-1 situation or even more.
When I was in school, a typical "noob" started his first year, and naturally, all sorts of lowlifes started picking on him. One day, we were in class, and this "noob" was sitting at a desk next to me, while a "not a noob" was sitting behind him, constantly poking him with a pen and trying to provoke and insult him. Right in the middle of class. The "noob" turned around and asked what he wanted, telling him to back off. The "not a noob," feeling emboldened, continued to provoke and insult him. Suddenly, the "noob" punched the "not a noob" right in the face with a powerful blow. It was a very epic sight, with blood everywhere. Then, some guy, maybe 25 years old, with an intellect slightly above that of a vegetable, came and beat up the "noob." That's what happened. But is that really a challenge? It's like going to a kindergarten and beating up the kids, or in Heroes of Might and Magic, ganging up on a hero with a single imp and then celebrating.

I haven't called anyone that way either.

Yeah, it's hardly a model of good behavior. Go on, tell me you've never been tricked.

Then some guy, maybe 25 years old, with an IQ barely above that of a vegetable, showed up and beat that "loser" senseless.

They should have had the whole class beat him up, like they did to me. That would have been more interesting.