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He was inactive, wrote some incoherent post hoping to figure everything out, much like you are now, and that's when Chinazis ran out of patience, IMHO.
Wouldn't it be better to attribute this action to a potential Mafia member rather than an unclear inactive player?)
Added after 44 seconds Looks like ToX, who "helps" the town.
The clue linking seems good; I'm just a little confused by the last transition, in the sense that the story by Po isn't literally the same as what was stated in the newspaper. Author
As I wrote above, executing Inara now isn't the best solution. We'll spend a day on the execution, as a result of which he won't have a chance to get into any of the Mafia (although, to be fair, he's not doing much harm to the Mafia right now), Necoran (who is still vulnerable), or, at later stages, Chinax (not a very advantageous role at a later stage, as it won't allow him to execute Lo). Tonight, Necoran will raise Inara as a zombie (if we don't get lucky with the block), and we will either be forced to execute Inara for the second day in a row (while Necoran makes another minion for himself), or hope for something unclear (Inara will serve as a living shield for Necoran, which will isolate himself every night and avoid exorcism).
Hmm. The part about the Mafia sounds strange, but the part about the necromancer sounds reasonable. And yet, I can't say that this strategy doesn't confuse me. That is, are we really going to go into Night-Night-Vote every day until we figure out the necromancer?
In my opinion, the ability to eliminate any player who is actively killing is definitely better than the idea of executing inactive players. I would understand if it were just a normal day phase, but wasting an ultimate ability like that, I don't know...
Now we have a healer only because Makka was inactive. We could have just as easily executed me instead.
Still, I can't say that this situation doesn't bother me. I mean, are we really going to spend every day in the Night of the Necromancer until we decide on the Necromancer?...
Yes, I also have the feeling that we are choosing between two questionable options. Although, I don't think we'll be in the Night of the Necromancer every day.
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But, on the other hand, to win against Inar, you need to actively plant bombs, and everyone could get hurt by them. If he's left alive, you need to constantly keep him under pressure and hope that Necoran used his ultimate ability on the third night. Do we need that?
If Inar starts just planting bombs, then Necoran will most likely just start necromancing to avoid unnecessary risks. Of course, even then, Inar can still target Necoran (if he plants a bomb under him), but he will be saved by his puppet. Essentially, I see this as a choice between "playing into Necoran's hands" and "taking a risk, hoping that Inar will eliminate Necoran and help against the Mafia." Overall, the situation is quite bad, because if Necoran and Inar are eliminated before Lo and Chinax, our chances of winning will be minimal. Well, unless the Mafia is unlucky and runs into Chinax.
Let me share my opinion on the players, as I have a high chance of getting voted out or bombed tonight.
This is purely based on psychological observations, of course.
**Ment** - I have a positive impression; he plays strategically and thinks flexibly.
**Ple-Sen** - I have a positive impression; he plays openly, and his thought process is evident (his self-sabotage as Inara was impressive; I enjoyed reading it, and moments like these make the game enjoyable).
**Nefela** - Leans towards being a town member. She came in, openly attacked everyone, and then went to sleep.
**Heroist** - Leans towards being a stubborn town member. I would have preferred a bit more logic and flexibility, but he is what he is.
**Tiel/Nebo** - Not enough information yet.
**Morning** - There are two possibilities: either he's a negative role or has an important town role. Otherwise, he would be playing more openly.
**MasteR** - I expected more. I've never played with MasteR before and haven't read his previous games, but I expected to see something in the style of Toria. Unfortunately, I was wrong. His gameplay is cautious, suggesting he's a negative role.
**ToX** - I think he's a mafia member. His move as Rafaga in the first night seems unwise to me. Skipping the check for some unknown reason can only be explained by a fear that the other three mafia members might get blocked. Regardless, Rafaga is the only one who shouldn't have been sent to kill in the first night. Therefore, I'm inclined to believe that ToX was a mafia member who was blocked in the first night. And his behavior also suggests this.
**Arandor** - If this were a psychological mafia game, I would say that Arandor is playing well but is giving away his role. But since this is a mafia game with 15 roles, I can only say that Arandor is a careless player who doesn't want to play with us. It's a shame.
**Zlobny Yashchur** - Just a careless player; his role isn't giving him away.
**Vova Vist** - He has a completely indifferent attitude towards the game. He is definitely a player who harms the town rather than helps it.
В тихой однообразной жизни всегда так бывает: каждый отдельный день бесконечно долог, но месяцы и годы мчатся с непостижимой быстротой.
I wanted to offer you some flowers, but a crown would suit a princess like you much better
Смысл жизни в том, что жизнь на тебе не заканчивается