Posts from Mafia 111. Buruaka Auto-translated

A double voice means double responsibility 🤓🤴

Yeah. And a failing grade from Medj.:D:D:D

Thanks to everyone for playing.

Nikola Tesla researched, invented, and made the greatest scientific discoveries, but all of that wasn't cool enough, so the clue had to be given about Elon Musk. Thank you all very much for playing, and a special thanks to Revan for hosting. I'll share my impressions of the game later.

Thanks to everyone for playing.

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Heroes enthusiast (Romeo) patrols Arandor (Pico)

What did you come for? To steal money from the treasury?

MedjersoN receives the achievement "Proof by Contradiction" - while playing as the investigator, execute all mafia members without investigating any of them.

Overall, the game was enjoyable, and the atmosphere was good.
The mafia members hid very well, but they still lost, partly because they didn't eliminate the most suspicious peaceful players (i.e., me and Nebo).
Yes, I completely agree with Moni that killing him was a mistake. Even a player who wasn't particularly suspicious, but who didn't have any blocks, could become a suspect. Any role could fit him, and there were no solid arguments for his innocence - he could be easily framed.

There were two memorable moments in terms of emotional impact.
The first was when I suspected Moni, and then I read his post, where all his pain poured out on the page, about the "damn Napoleon, and how it was enough from the last time."
After that, I decided that Moni was most likely innocent.

And the second was just before Ment's execution. I was sitting there, very worried, anxious, literally getting gray hairs. Were we executing the right person? Or was Ment actually innocent?
And then Kosha posted that she hadn't had this much fun in a long time.
This was such a stark contrast to my emotional state.
I thought, could Kosha be mafia, and are we executing an innocent person?
Then we executed a mafia member, and I calmed down, but it turns out my emotional reaction was not unfounded.

I went to Nebo on the first night because I thought the whole town would be looking for the berserker targeting Count Dracula. And I decided to check in advance to see what was going on.

Almost everyone played well or very well.
Nebo, Master, Moni, Kosha, and all the mafia members.

Yeah. And a "fail" from Medj.

Arandor played poorly. He could have been rated after the game, or he could have been punished after any daytime execution.

Well, you know, Ar, why aren't you playing?
If you say that the mafia can vote for their teammates right at the beginning, or add votes for an innocent person as a third or fourth vote, then just write down the results of the vote, show how the votes are distributed. Give the town at least some information.
Right now, we could have easily lost because you're being lazy.

Kosha played a fairly traditional serial killer. And I thought the serial killer would try to use his passive ability. That is, play moderately suspiciously, so that a couple of votes come in during the day, but not so suspiciously that he gets hanged during the day or shot at night. In my opinion, the "correct" serial killer in this game would have been Lizard.

Regarding the modkill situation, to be honest, I didn't pay attention to it at all.
I didn't realize that there was a block from the serial killer on the third night, and I didn't interpret Nebo's posts as the actions of a blocker.
For me, Master was the protector, because he (absolutely within the rules) reasoned/questioned whether someone was a protector. Thus (most likely), if that player had confessed, he would have received a harsh response.
And Nebo turned out to be the governor, Kosha the blocker.

Overall, everything went great, thanks to everyone!

During the game, I was quite honest about the fact that I came primarily to have fun. I didn't really try to play seriously, I didn't particularly aim for a result, and I wasn't too worried about losing. For half the time, I just posted memes, and for the other half, I dominated everyone based on my intuition and tried to correlate my daytime gameplay with the results of my neural networks. Now I feel awkward that Medge took my posts too seriously.

I’m looking forward to the concerts, Medj.

There’s still an expansion for Mech.

In general, I don't have much to say about the game, as I was eliminated early once again, which initially disappointed me. But when I later saw the chaos that unfolded the next day, I was actually glad that I didn't have to rack my brains trying to make sense of it all. And judging by how the votes jumped between the candidates for the hanging, the Mafia ultimately saved me a lot of stress, although it also deprived me of some fun, but that's okay. I'll note the high activity and interest of the players; it's hard to say whether this is due to the long break or something else, but it's definitely a positive aspect.

Thank you all for the game. I'm glad that a new page has been written in the history of Hv-Mafia, and it's great that this remains possible even after a long time.

If you're saying that mafia members can vote for their teammates right from the start, or add votes for a peaceful player as a third or fourth vote, then at least provide the voting results, show how the votes are distributed. Give the town some information.

Detailing the voting process is complete nonsense because there can be many reasons for voting at any given moment (ranging from inexperience to the fact that a person lives in a different time zone) and all these reasons have occurred more than once. In some cases, it worked, and in others, it didn't, just like any random event. Moreover, they can attribute it to negativity in any case, regardless of which vote you cast (well, maybe except for the first one), and this has happened many times. Even I vote at different times, regardless of my role and for various reasons. So, should I be labeled as a mafia member every time now?)
And I actually created a mini-table based on my general impressions of the players after your questions, which no one even commented on. Why? Moreover, it contained more useful information than a theoretical voting table. And no one commented on the clue about Kosh, except for Kosh herself and the Master, who accused her of being a "barbarian," although if you remember ALL the clues from the mafia games, this one could have been one of them and wouldn't even have been the worst (I found it in about 5 minutes, by the way).

Yes, I completely agree with Moni that killing him was a mistake. He wasn't even a very suspicious player, but since he had no blocks, he could have become a suspect. Any role suits him, and there are no solid arguments for his innocence – you can easily make him look guilty.

I would say that the mistake wasn't killing Locken, but Napoleon killing Locken. Arandor and Master were no less suspicious at that point, and it would have been risky to eliminate you and Nebo because of their defenses. In any case, they killed the doctor, which means it was a good move.

Added 9 minutes later
If it weren't for the clue, Arandor would probably have been hanged, and then Nebo would have been blocked, and... well, that's it... Master would have been the next target.

The clue is interesting, by the way. If Medj hadn't decided to look for it, would anyone have bothered to do so in the remaining time?

Or, alternatively, use Haven when blocking the Master.