Posts from Mafia 107. Fever and Overdose Auto-translated

Let's look at the results of the second night. If there are no results from the attacks, the probability that the Mafia was blocked in the first night will increase significantly, especially for Haven. If someone dies from the attacks, then among the five immune players in the first night, it is quite likely that Father/Hypocrite will be among them.

Here's an interesting question, does immunity protect against attacks (logically, it shouldn't)? If it doesn't, then Father could have gone to one of the immune players, because it's unlikely that the Doctor would go to heal any of them.

For now, NNV.

Immunity doesn't guarantee a successful first-night defense against being targeted.

They could have simply **executed Yashur**, but you chose NNV.

They could have just executed Yashur, but instead, they went with NNV.

Has this become a new tradition here?

I received a couple of questions in private messages, so I'll answer them here to be fair:

1) If a Knight approaches a target (e.g., a wife, a father sitting at home, or anyone else) after using the PSL ultimate ability, the status check will succeed and provide a result, but neither the target's defense nor the Knight's own defense restoration will be successful.
2) If a player receives board games, they can use the ND (presumably a game mechanic) only once, instead of twice. Additionally, they can simply stay at home.
3) The Knight's defense is restored to its initial value after being healed by the doctor, even if it was reduced by 1 ND.

Has this become something of a new tradition here?

Yes. Come with me!

There's very little information about the newspaper; the events of the day somehow resemble Among Us.

How do you even play this? :D

For now, I'll go try to start drawing a table...

3) The Knight's defense is restored to its initial value after being healed by a Doctor.

If there's any confusion, this doesn't mean the Knight's defense will be restored if a Doctor comes to him. It means that, according to the Night Defense (ND) order, the defense is restored after being healed by the Doctor, i.e., at the end of the night...

Has this become a new tradition here?

This blocked Town member is spreading misinformation to avoid being executed today. He doesn't even realize that no one will execute him on the first day, and yet he's already exposing himself! This is unprecedented in the history of the stock market.

How do you even play this?

We're just sitting around and chatting until 2 AM, according to the general consensus. There's no evidence, the murders could have been protected and not registered, or it could have been blocked Fragment and Sky, but no one would execute them on the first day based on mere suspicion. All we can do is adjust our Night actions based on our current assumptions.
I thought about the suggestion that the Mafia might have skipped the night - it's possible. Six immunities for thirteen players - there's a chance of being targeted by a monster, and if you don't get targeted and kill someone, and the Mafia uses their Godfather, then your evidence will be the only thing on the agenda - that's probably unpleasant. Based on the same logic, the Mafia could have skipped the night if the thesis is correct that their entire or almost entire team has no immunities, and they really decided to hide behind protections, as Master suggested. But we can only confirm this on the second day, when someone dies or doesn't die from the attacks.
If anyone has any other ideas, we can discuss them.

The next day. **NNV**.

Damn. I had to reread the newspaper several times to understand that it was Meestearu x). Should have chosen a simpler nickname. I won't write anything new; the newspaper presents the information quite clearly. The night is boring. Nebok is the star. I wonder who will be the star of the next night. And the question is, could the board game or the killer have redirected the murder towards the immune player?

And the question is, could a board game enthusiast or a serial killer redirect the murder towards the immune player?

If this is a question to me as the GM, then yes, in theory, I wouldn't consider redirecting the murder towards the immune player on the first night as illegal and would allow it to be resolved.

Following the same logic, even the Mafia could have skipped the night if the thesis that their entire or almost entire team lacks immunities is correct, and they actually decided to cover themselves with defenses from start to finish, as Master suggested.

Skipping the night is unlikely to be justified. For me, the most likely actions of the Mafia during this night would be protecting the hypocrite with a monster, blocking or checking the status, or killing with the reaper or the hypocrite. Or, as an alternative, the father could attack if he was protected in some way.

Now I need to remember how to play all of this...

Same here. There's not much information, all the available facts have already been discussed, and there's nothing more to say. I also tend to think that the Mafia used a block. And as for the Investigator, he might have really stayed out of the action, as Morning suggested. Or he might have been blocked/protected. By the way:

Vengeful. If his murder was thwarted due to a block or external protection, he might declare that he's going to take revenge on the next night.

How will this be different in description from a regular Mafia kill?

In general, it's a NNV (No New Victims) day, let's wait for the next day.

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the events of the day remind me of Among Us

I was doing quests in the navigation, just so you know.

>Will this somehow differ in description from a regular maniac's killing spree?

No, this is just an ability for the convenience of the maniac.