Posts from Мафия 28. The Lonely nights in Neville

Hermit has taken my number again for the umpteenth time((, alright, I'll take it, lucky 13

Okay, if you want 9 - let's swap. Are you giving up 13?

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Hermit just loves roles with double voices, that's why he takes the same numbers)

Well, these are good roles, but I would much rather play as some other characters :)

No, it’s too late.

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A vote shouldn't be rejected without a minimum level of justification.

What nonsense is this? If a vote requires detailed justification, it's not very playable; if a simple "suspicion of being a Mafia member" or "X has already explained everything" is enough, then this addition to the rules is silly and unnecessary.

Zybr: I'm not forcing anyone. One more attempt at trolling, and I'll exclude you. I've also corrected the journalist's description.

ND: Killing a player with a "bad" reputation.

What does that mean? Does it approach the selected player and, if their reputation is "bad," kill them?
Morning, if you don't like it, don't watch/listen/eat/read/play/insert your own.

The sky is the limit; the specialist knows the status of the players who have been checked by the police. Based on this information, he takes action.

Zubr, why did you make Sir Moza your assistant mayor? :eek:

Pimp

A small-time businessman and lover of "strawberries." He is against using force in business dealings, so he opposes the mafia.
Features: removes a geisha from the game (equivalent to death) if he catches her during a blockade.
ND: searches for a geisha
Dimension Door: no
Weapon: none
Status: bad

I always imagined pimps like this)).

I don't understand the phrase "The images are a direct description of the role." Zubr, please explain.

Well, I might use some details from them to indicate roles. For example, for killers or victims.

A semi-immortal maniac. That's fine; no one is likely to object to that, and neither will I. Instead, let me talk about something else. Consider this my personal opinion; I won't strain myself further for anyone else. So, here it is: A city that's too strong. The combination of three voices and the transfer of power is a game-changer in voting. The inspector-cop duo is simply overpowered (not in the sense of "imbeciles," no). Imagine two of these burly guys with their badges polished to a shine sitting around and doing nothing every night... No one will kill them at night because of their mutual protection. If the voting is done well, it's a complete win. Plus, you can't block someone who's inactive. Scary stuff. The informant as a third defender and, at the same time, a sort of "half-cop" with the ability to identify investigations. Very strong. The detective, who can see the killer. By the way, his corpse or the journalist's body should be lying near the maniac's house, which reveals the role, so sometimes it's better to sacrifice yourself. The pimp, as the perfect tool for the trembling blocking role. He immediately eliminates the mafia and... The mafia is weak. Intimidation is only good at the end, but it's hard to maintain that advantage given the value of the other mafia members. And I already mentioned the block. The drug lord has cool glasses. And it's very funny to see HOUSE in the role of a doctor who doesn't have a bunch of perks xD Have a good game everyone ^_^

Maybe I should "first achieve" something, Nebok?
And you, Zubby, don't make a fuss. Every player has the right to discuss the setting. It's easy to dismiss any criticism as trolling, but that's not very smart.

It's easy to dismiss any criticism as trolling, but that's not smart.

I've kept your "criticism" but removed the trolling.

Xostor, I agree with most of it. Actually, the agent is the second, not the third line of defense. Regarding the mayor synergy, you can compensate for it with intimidation. Although, I'll think about removing the mayor's protection before the game starts. Also, we need to consider the possibility that all the convicted will be released.
I've weakened the police officers :) I completely forgot about the issue of their constant inactivity. Maybe it should be limited. I'll think about it.

To summarize, here are the questions and balance issues that I would like to address before the first night begins.

1) Should we remove or keep the mayor's protection? I see two options: leave the protection, but penalize his vote at the end of the day, regardless of whether he voted with the majority or not, or remove his protection.

2) Should we limit the use of "night shift"?

These are questions for everyone:)

There will be no benefit from mutual protection of the police. In the end, they will be left in pairs and lose due to being outnumbered, right? Besides, they can be arrested/executed, as the Barbarians are easy to find. I think it's not worth removing this feature, as most likely both will check/protect or at least one of them will, because this is the path to victory, especially considering the special ability. But the clues to find the murderers should be made more difficult, not in the style of "apple cider." As for the mayor, it's better to remove the protection.

#14 please.