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Posts from Mafia 112. Pirates of the HW SeaAuto-translated
Yashchur, you know what needs to be done before Ples.
Nebo and the city, victory! All of you, especially the monkey, did a great job. The game turned out very thrilling and emotional. Honestly, if it weren't for Ment with his confidence that Reven could be Cotton, I wouldn't have played so actively and emotionally. What I least expected was that Reven would take me down with a flood. I was sure that the mafia had sent him after me. It's a miracle we didn't execute based on the block on the first night, and that I simply listened to my intuition that Plesen was most likely Tia and executing him would be a huge mistake. The execution of Geroist — that was an absolute blast. Essentially, it happened for two reasons: first, I initially misinterpreted the newspaper, which I later admitted myself; second, Nebo luckily stole the rum barrel, believed in my peaceful claim, and essentially chose the city's side at that moment. Funny thing is, out of all the scumbags, I only caught Reven red-handed, while Geroist ended up being executed purely on luck and hope that the monkey knew something. As for the mafia's play. Siv, Astral — why on earth did you both just go and get yourselves exposed on the third day when trying to execute Reven? Essentially, there was no info whatsoever on either of you, or on Kosha for that matter. For example, on the second day I was sure Siv was a probable Jack, and Kosha was the monkey or a disguised mafia member. Astral raised suspicion due to defending Geroist, but there wasn't 100% certainty, and besides, I died, so there was no way to leak info about you guys. In short, your decision to reveal yourselves basically ruined your game, because without exposure you could still have fought back, including one of you pretending to be the monkey and insisting on it. Arthur, I don't know why you protected me during the first 2 nights, but thank you anyway. If only you'd been more active, it would've been priceless.
In any case, thanks everyone for the game. It turned out fun, and in my opinion, everyone played well.
Well, they wanted to hang me for being a zealot. There was no proof, but they couldn't pardon me either. And something made me reluctant to give up my defense. So I supported the execution of Revan and got the whole Mafia involved. And then we realized that without Kraken, we would all die, and we ran to save him. That's the brilliant logic we used.
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And Yashchur correctly listed our roles that day. So I thought there was no point in hiding anything anymore.
By the way, one of the key events that led to the city's victory was protecting Yashur from Arthur. If the blocker had been killed, the Mafia would have likely won. And Yashur also said that Norrington was useless.
Yashur was just clicking randomly. Anyway, you revealed yourselves too early. But still, the fact that you kept fighting instead of just giving up is commendable.
By the way, the situation with Kosha-Vorobey turned out to be amusing. On the second day, she asked me if I thought she might be Captain Jack Sparrow. And I was like: okay, I'll make a note that Kosha is probably not Sparrow.
The Mafia revealed themselves too early. It was a really bad move. Okay, I would have understood it if, by that time, Arthur, Fragment, and Kosha were completely beyond suspicion. But Yashchur still suspected them.
As soon as I saw that the monkey was winning with the city, I immediately gave up on winning solo. It's too difficult, and you have to think too much. That's why I almost immediately decided to play for the city. From a balance perspective, it might be considered cheating, but in reality, it's a city-killing role. And Revan also noticed me on the first day. And he ultimately paid the price for it).
The clues are on Tox's level. Very difficult. Primarily because they are double-layered.
Nevertheless, you could have won with the Mafia, and perhaps even a bit faster. And if the town had wanted to, it could have indeed executed you and won solo. But we'll never know, because with my support, the auto-kill of Beckett was approved.
Overall, it was epic how Revan clung to Nebka from the very first day, like a tick. If it weren't for that, the game could have unfolded completely differently, starting with the fact that I wouldn't have gone to Revan on the second night.
By the way, it was funny with Kosha-Vorobey. On the second day, she asked me if I was Captain Jack Sparrow. And I was like, okay, I'll make a note that Kosha is probably not Sparrow.
I was worried that Jones or the Kraken would come after me, so I wanted to pretend that I wasn't Sparrow at all. I told them, guys, you can come to me with some Beckett or Pripkhlop, whom I'll kick out, if I'm lucky, into your own team. I think that was the logic.