Posts from Мафия 34. WildWestSteamPunk.

What have I done to deserve such displeasure?

and I didn't write the note for no reason. although, it seems like it didn't help much, since none of the players participated with us in the raids on Contact, where I had the role of navigator and had a globe with me.

Okay, I’ll write something too. Since the most important thing in the Mafia game is the people, I’ll talk about them.
1) Krabby. Even though he wasn’t always right (probably due to inattentiveness), he was active, which I liked. He tried, and in his case, I agree with Hos that it’s much better than doing nothing.
2) But I can’t say the same about Hos. Hos, you have too much influence on the town. It’s good that you write long posts and reason things out, but often it turns out that you impose your opinion. And we are all people, we are all prone to making mistakes, and you are no exception. Your problem isn’t in the mistakes, because everyone makes them, but in the fact that your categorical judgments eliminate any possibility of them being questioned.
3) Neyra, you said it all yourself. I am guilty about the notes, of course, but I didn’t want to imitate Vis. Rather, I tried not to imitate myself. I don’t know what made Hos think that Vis was a maniac.
4) Spir played well, and it’s quite convenient to create a role table.
5) ToX was too obvious. I think if he had been on the town’s side, it would have been beneficial, as he is an active player. But since he was on the Mafia’s side, his activity was clearly exaggerated, and he was also panicking (“The town will lose a lot of players next night, let’s execute someone urgently!”).
6) Rimpel is great! Even if in a somewhat strange way, he proved to the town that he was harmless + he successfully made a defense, which ultimately doomed the Mafia to defeat.
7) Omega. This guy spoke rarely, but to the point. Even though he didn’t voice an innumerable number of versions, what he did say was quite convincing. So I consider him the most level-headed person in this Mafia game, no offense to the others.
8) Your humble servant. I often said a lot of nonsense during the day, I confess. I often couldn’t understand obvious things, I confess. But at night, all my moves were accurate, no matter how you look at it.
I didn’t write about the others not because I didn’t like them, but because either they were killed early and didn’t play much, or they were not talkative, so I didn’t form an opinion.

Yeah, alright, dude, you played really well, I think.

I don't understand how anyone could think that I wrote those notes.

That was me killing Nebka.

I remember...

Regarding my unfinished game, I can say one thing – I was an idiot:rolleyes:. I was even thinking about going to get help when I didn't even know such an opportunity existed, but for some reason, I changed my mind. Naturally, I paid the price. And, to be honest, such luck, when you manage to reach the end in two games in a row, and almost reach the end in the next one, has to end sometime.
After being eliminated, my gaming mood disappeared, and I didn't really follow the game anymore. In any case, thank you all, and congratulations to the winning city.

I'll start by commenting as a Mafia player, and then as a regular player. The beginning of the game. This was my first game (let's not count "Beast Wars," especially since my role in that game was passive, although I'm grateful to that game for introducing me to Neira), and right away I was assigned the role of Mafia boss. Well, I thought, I'm lucky, and it's a good thing I like pineapples. My teammates were Tengro and Lizard. Well, I thought, we'll make it work, guys, you seem pretty good. The first night. We decided to take out Jack. We sent Tengro on the mission. Everything went smoothly, and we left no clues. We decided to convert Hostor to our side. Jack turned out to be Colt. Well, we weren't too worried about that at the time, and even laughed with Tengro, saying we didn't need any competition. But the second night was a night of frustrations. 1) Lynx thought I was being aggressive because I tried to get her voted out and decided to mess with me in the card game. And she messed with me so badly that I went to Arandor, but instead of a discussion about religious topics, I snapped and knocked him out. But the real frustration wasn't even that. What was most upsetting was that everyone thought the Neutral Detective was cheating, replacing the Neutral Detective role with another one of her own, rather than randomly choosing from all the players in the game. As a result, everyone thought, "Oh, he's a Monk." The biggest frustration was that no one even tried to figure out the clue; everyone just believed it. 2) Hope and the color of the Order, the young killer Tengro, is killed by Kitz using his own weapon. Well, damn, how?! He had to guess the right player out of three! Frustration. 3) Well, we thought that at least Tengro killed Rimpel before he died, and that was a good thing. But no! Suddenly, it turns out that Vinta can fake-kill herself, and she can also defend herself from attacks! Isn't that a bit much? Frustration. The third night. The frustrations continue. I was taken out by Ment, who decided to play the gentlemanly serial killer and help the town. Lizard kills Hermit, but he turns out to be a Mafia member! At that point, it became clear that the town was incredibly lucky, and the Mafia and the Neutrals would end up taking each other out. Also, it was frustrating when Hosse figured out the clue about Lizzie at the end of the day. After that, we decided not to reveal ourselves as much as possible, and Lizard started staying at home. Well, by the sixth day, it was clear that we had lost, and we decided to go all out in the literal sense. We guessed the Berserker, and in the last night, we beautifully killed two people, and Hostor was among them. :) Overall, my team's loss was primarily due to bad luck, and secondarily, my fault. I shouldn't have ignored the players' accusations of my being Mafia on the second day. I, a fool, was waiting for Tory to clarify the principle of the Neutral Detective's actions, and then use that information to defend myself. But when I got the information, I already had an epic plan to reveal myself as a preacher, and I kept it to myself. It turned out to be a mistake. Not only did I make a huge mistake in the fake notes by writing who I was going to visit at night, but no one believed my epic note because of that. And Ment killed me precisely because he was convinced that I was Mafia. Well, what could Lizard do alone after that? There was, however, a plan at the end to team up with a Neutral, but it was difficult to implement because almost everyone was already convinced that Lizzie was a Knight. In general, dear comrades, Lizard and Tengro, I apologize for losing this game. I take full responsibility.

Lizarde did a good job, burning everything down. But it's better to use such a non-destructive spell at the beginning, because it becomes harder to hit targets later on, and you might even die.

It's funny how Gill explained everything, in his own way.

It's funny how Gill described everything, in his own way.

Enough. I'm fed up.
Gил and I have completely different playstyles.
Reread the previous mapmaking guides.

Yeah, right. Gil never writes lengthy explanations spanning ten pages. He never says, "Let's change the city, you guys!!" He doesn't take all the blame for a win/loss/anything else.

It's not about that. I deliberately adopted this from him. Gill is more mysterious and composed. He seems detached from everyone else, speaks in riddles, and he's a much better analyst than I am. I'm not like that, not in terms of my playstyle, and not in terms of my personality.

Gill=Tox?

He seems to be detached from everyone else, speaks in riddles, and he's a much better analyst than I am.

LIKE, HE'S REALLY COOL.