Posts from Mafia 111. Buruaka Auto-translated

but a robbed blocker wouldn't be able to move, because he would be blocked by yesterday's investigation, which works before all other investigations (on the next day) and therefore blocks even the blocker.

So, does the relevance of those messages under this condition provide some information, or are you just encouraging people to rack their brains for educational purposes?

I assume that on the second night, Grande killed, not Balzac. The hint about the killer's role is very different from the first night. And Execute Yashur based on the evidence, until I find a better option, or someone else presents it.

Go execute Menta.

The blocks are always displayed, even if the blocker has been blocked.

I've probably forgotten the specifics of descriptions in Mafia after three years, and a lot has gotten mixed up, so in the context of this particular game, if a blocker blocked someone before they could perform an action, it won't be displayed.

Based on what? From a psychological perspective, I don't see the point in executing someone when there's something more substantial to consider. Let Mental Louis investigate, or let a blocker block, to gather more information. Right now, Mente could be anyone.

I thought about the first night; based on the description, it was a clear reference to Balzac. And what I took for a clue was actually a hint about the philosopher. That makes sense.

As for the second night, there are no obvious references to Balzac's characteristics. What prevents Grande from being a "good candidate" for Fragment's death?

I admit that Grande killed him on the second night, not Balzac. The hint about the killer is very different from the first night. And I vote to execute Yashur based on the clue, until I find a better option, or someone else presents one.

I would call that a misconception about rational agents...

For now, I'll join the vote to execute Yashur.