Posts from Mafia 110. Heckelia Auto-translated

10. Heroist (Shizuo) redirects Tox (Shendet) to the Sky [Failure - target is dead]
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11. Ment (Zhen Lo) redirects Heroist (Shizuo) to the Master [Success]
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They almost broke the space-time continuum, I found out.

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>8. Megerson (Necoran) applies enhanced necromancy on Heroist
Ah, you

Really, in the last 30 seconds?

Well, not quite, it was before the vote was cancelled.

Yes, Revan, I forgot to mention that. The mafia game with different expansions is very good and well-designed. This is a major plus. With a complex setup, I would have been a follower this time and probably wouldn't have put in as much effort, as I wanted to relax (relatively) before the game. But in the end, the complexity of the setup was a plus, as there was always something to think about. I won't say anything about the clues. The format of non-obvious roles is not very popular overall, but personally, I don't mind. It changes the balance of the game, but it's perfectly acceptable. Thanks again for the setup and hosting, it was great.

Not quite Napoleon, of course.

Napoleon is at the bottom.

Unfortunately, I can't verify the evidence because the GM provided non-working links... All that's left is to take their word for it...

well, that was before voice voting was cancelled

And many others could have added to it. Well, it is what it is. Perhaps this was the last successful move for the city.

I already told Plesu in a private message, by the way, but from a purely narrative point of view, I would have preferred the city to win with Chinax still alive (and preferably with Albei as well), but alas... the Chinese ruined this civilization's path to success.

1. Ment (Zhen Lo) blocks Tox (Shendet) [Success] (Displayed)
2. Tox (Shendet) blocks Megerson (Necoran) [Failure - blocked] (Not displayed)
8. Necoran (Megerson) curses Ment (Zhen Lo) [Success] (Displayed)

Oh well.

Ah, well...

Karmocka

5. Arandor (Zhuge) defeats Plesen (Theodore) [Success]

when he didn't like the gift.

Oh, and yes, I also liked that Lo fulfilled her narrative purpose. It was like a mini-achievement. I should describe in detail sometime how that murder actually happened.

The game left a very pleasant impression. It was great to interact with or compete against almost everyone. Ment, in my opinion, carried the entire game in Solyanovo. He was a one-man army, well done.
I'll explain the logic behind my night actions.
Night 1) Checked Fragments, because I thought he was an active player and even without a night action, he wouldn't be bored playing during the day.
Night 2) Checked Krabby, because he promised to "come tomorrow and write," and then didn't. He seemed very much like a negative player.
Nights 3-4) Checked Ment, because I wanted to weaken the town and thought Ment was Aulus.
Night 5) Used ultimate on Heroist, because I thought Krabby had been executed by the Mafia, and Heroist was a Town member. The latter, acting as a puppet, made me invulnerable during the day.

Arandor played excellently for a Mafia member, it was just right.
Tox was clearly a negative player in the first few days, and I sincerely voted against him as a bad guy. Only on the last day did Tox start writing "peaceful" messages.

Yashchur - epic fail. Of course, there are bad games, but if you don't understand something, maybe you should ask in the chat? Something like, "Guys, explain this and that." There are a dozen wise players here, they would help you figure it out.
In general, the role of the "Fool" (Khokhol) implies that you reveal yourself as a useful role and become a target. You needed to play like Plesen. And revealing yourself as the "Fool" is one of the biggest mistakes, a real gift to the Mafia. Plus, he executed the Doctor. Overall, not good.

Krabby - it's been 10 years since we've all been playing here. Look how much the players have matured. 10 years ago, Arandor would have thrown a tantrum and called for defenders in response to my message about a bomb on him. But now, he calmly shook his finger at me. Tox has learned to make good charts. Moni got out of a difficult situation. Heroist, Plesen... everyone did well. But Krabby seems to have remained the same little boy as he was 10 years ago. He scribbled "bye," took off his pants, and showed the town his butt. It was unpleasant to play with him. Also, not good.

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A special thank you to Revan for the wonderful setting, patient answers to questions, the opportunity to immerse ourselves in a familiar environment, and a good pre-New Year's atmosphere.

Ah, well...

Medj tried to curse me for the third night in a row. He was so persistent, hehe.)

I already told Plesu in a private message, by the way, but from a purely narrative point of view, I would have preferred the city to win with Chinax alive (and preferably with Albei as well), but alas... The Chinese ruined this civilization's path to success.

And I already told Revan in a private message when I got this role.
That yes, aesthetically, I wanted to play as the Chinese the most before the game. And they even have the best portrait in the game, I was so lucky.

In defense of Yashur, he read the hints in the thread at least ten times, and you could consult with him.

In general, Alma's role in the epilogue is certainly exaggerated. If some boy with a magic wand saves everyone from slavery with a wave of his hand, but then he is killed by some drunkard, and slavery continues for another hundred years, it means that there was no demand in society and among those in power to abolish it; further evolution of self-awareness is needed among the people of Heckeklia. Let's be honest, the GM just wanted to immortalize his game character...

By the way, if the Chinese had won "normally," they would have actually abolished slavery. However, the inhabitants of Heckeklia would still have to work 16 hours a day for meager wages, and if before, only a certain part of the population lived "badly," now almost everyone does. That is, Rafagi's cause was doomed from the very beginning.

The game left a very pleasant impression. It was great to communicate or compete with almost everyone on the topic.

As I wrote one day, it was nice to read your analyses, it's a pity that the activity decreased later. Until the final day, I still considered you a strong contender, and in the end, it didn't really matter anymore.
And it seems that you (or someone else?) raised the question during the game about whether the defender could skip the Non-Aggression Pact, and why he would do it. Well, basically, because he didn't want to go on the first day to defend someone against someone else.