Posts from Mafia 107. Fever and Overdose Auto-translated

Comrades, does anyone know the surname Godunov?

Anyway, Master, you and Lock can't be in the same world at the same time. Lock isn't a world, if that's the role you're referring to. (Although, in my opinion, it's still strange that you suggested isolating yourself yesterday, while playing that role). Gumer might have been hinting at a different role. There were actually two reasonable options. That's why, at first, Master, I didn't quite believe you, because I had only one option in mind. ---- Thanks for the analysis, it looks good, but it's a clear theory, not a hypothesis. It's a complete composition of negs, or a complete composition of worlds. It's needed now (and has been for a while). We have a blitz round, three questions with 20 seconds each to answer. The decisive third question is currently being asked. The answer should be complete, as is customary. Let's go.

Gumer rarely shows up in the forum (unless he gets a nudge in the Mafia chat, apparently).

Bee-bee-bee, until he gets nudged in the Mafia chat, bee-bee-bee.

Why are you bothering me, you jerk?

Lock isn't peaceful if you're referring to that role.

Did I miss something? Where did this conclusion come from?

This is getting interesting

I'll start by saying that the maniac in this situation will be useful to us in the fight against the mafia. First of all, because he will intercept some of the mafia's votes. Therefore, I suggest we remain friendly with Morning for now.

Krabby was heading in the right direction, and he figured out half of the clue.
Ivashchenko is Peter Glantz. In 2003, 2004, and 2005, he voiced only one recurring character - the Prince of Persia. At the same time, Stuart Chatwood was the composer for the Prince of Persia series. And Chatwood, besides the Prince, has recently only written soundtracks for one game - Darkest Dungeon.
Morning's signature is a quote from the character Leber from the game Darkest Dungeon.
And I believe that it is currently most advantageous for the maniac not to sink the town through voting, so I see a grain of truth in many of his statements.

As for the mafia, Master now raises the most suspicions. If yesterday his speeches were more or less standard, now, after the "successful" execution of Freud and the night, it all looks like a farce.

I assume how the mafia is playing, but there is no detailed breakdown of the game.
"It's not time to reveal all the information" - and you don't even consider that you are the first candidate for execution? Confident.
It's clear to me who is playing the maniac" - but why don't you say it directly? Doesn't the town need to know who the maniac is?
"Will you solve the clue?" - there is a clue, why didn't you solve it yourself and share it in the thread? Or did you only find the maniac in the mafia chat, and the town should just keep guessing?
This indirect behavior, with throwing dust in people's eyes and inflating one's own importance out of nowhere, looks more like a serious claim to be part of the mafia. Yes, not 100% unfortunately, but very close.
I suspect that Crest and Humer, who were not modkilled, are in a pair with Master, which means that his phrase about saving everyone is nothing more than a strange attempt at self-justification.
In principle, Nebo could also be part of the mafia, but only as a minor player. Then Master's plan is to lose 1 day waiting for Nebo and another day on his failed execution. And the mafia wins in the long run, working at night, diverting suspicion from themselves, and sacrificing the less important, since Nebo is potentially in the focus of all roles.

For now, I only trust Fragment and Ment. It doesn't seem likely that the killing of the mafia was shifted to them.

It's clear who the Mafia player is" - why don't you just say it directly? Shouldn't the town know who the Mafia player is?

Well, maybe the Mafia doesn't know who the Knight is yet. But if you insist, I think the Knight is Krabby. Because he started to reveal himself through investigations. And through investigations that check the second status (the first status is almost useless on its own). And who among the living townspeople is capable of doing that? Only the Knight. The Knight hasn't visited me even once. But the Mafia player could easily find out both statuses in that time, and even check it with a redirect.

I assume how the Mafia plays, but there's no detailed breakdown of the game.

How is that so? I've laid out what I could, including likely future actions. This seems like a completely unfounded claim.

"It's not the time to reveal all the information" - and you're not even considering that I'm the first candidate for execution?

If I remain the first candidate for execution, the game will end tonight.

"Are you going to solve the clue?" - there is a clue, why didn't you solve it and share it in the thread? Or did you only find the killer in the Mafia chat, and the town should just flounder?

I believe I have enough grounds to identify the killer without the clue.

Did I miss something? Where did this conclusion come from?

From today's newspaper.
Lynx, thank you for the analysis; I was just thinking about who to put in Fragment's place in the worlds if Master is the world. At first glance, the idea of "Lock -- man" appeals to me more than "Lock -- mafia," which is already a plus, but I'll read it more carefully now.
For now, I'll take this as a working version, but I'm still -thinking- and brainstorming, executing Heaven.

Humera, who wasn't modkilled after all, so his statement about universal salvation is nothing more than a strange attempt at self-justification.

Why strange?

Ivashchenko is Peter Glantz. In 2003, 2004, and 2005, he voiced only one recurring character – the Prince of Persia. At the same time, Stuart Chatwood was the composer for the Prince of Persia series. And Chatwood, besides the Prince, has recently only composed soundtracks for one game – Darkest Dungeon.
Morning's signature is a quote from the character Leber from the game Darkest Dungeon.

Your solution is good in one direction, but it breaks down at the very first link when looking at it the other way around. How would someone who isn't familiar with the topic go from the Darkest Dungeon wiki page to Leber?

For now, I only trust Fragment and Ment.

Why Fragment? What did I miss? (Still reading your post)

Your solution is good in one direction, but it breaks down at the very first link when going in the opposite direction. How would someone who isn't familiar with the topic get from a page in the Darkest Dungeon wiki to Leber?

Back in my day, clues weren't just based on links within Wikipedia.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect. - If you type this into Google, the first page you'll find is: https://darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/Leper
There are plenty of references there.

Okay, I read it more carefully. Well, I personally like the way the clue was solved, but that fact alone doesn't necessarily prove your innocence, Lynx. I think it's clear why; it's easier to solve a clue when you have more information. Gumer is the better choice. Krabby is also a good choice. At least, I'm willing to bet on them right now. Yes, Tox didn't modkill, but it seems the issue is with the loyalty of our GM, praise be to him. If either of these two isn't who I think they are, then it doesn't matter what happens next. Lynx, can you agree with these statements, at least in terms of probability, even if I'm not 100% convincing?

Clues in my time weren't just based on looking things up in a wiki.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect. - If you type this into Google, the first page you'll find is: https://darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/Leper
There are plenty of references there.

I agree with that. How do we proceed to the next stage?

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Okay, I read it more carefully. Well, I personally like the way the clue was solved, but that fact alone doesn't necessarily support your argument, Lynx. I think it's clear why, it's easier to solve clues in Mafia.
Gumer is good. Crabby is good. At least, I'm willing to bet on them right now. Yes, Tox didn't modkill, but it seems to be due to the loyalty of our GM, praise be to him. If either of these two isn't who I think they are, then it doesn't matter what happens next.
Lynx, can you agree with these statements, at least probabilistically, if I'm not 100% convincing?

If Gumer is good, then there are 0 good roles left for Neba. And now there are already 2 potential candidates for Mafia besides him. Also, Neba can't be the Godfather. Are there any doubts left?