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I advise you to think this through carefully, and for now, I'll cast my vote for Lynx. Someone mentioned that Olivia blocked her; I agree with that.
But that's not the case :P Let's reread the Paley/Pali block and see that Olivia's block fell on her: calling the special forces "gangsters"? And the hint about the military, to whom he was reporting something, is more like bodyguards, isn't it?
No, no, no, Menti, Paley/Pali blocked Greed because: Quote: some gang attacked him when he was walking through the slums.
Yes, indeed. It seems that way. So, where did the second blocker go? ----- So, the second one is either him or Lynx, and we're taking a risk. But I'm leaning towards Paley being the mafia: I like the evidence against him more :)
I don't know, I thought Greed acts as a kind of Thief for Non-Direct Damage (ND), right?
Nothing like that:
ND. With the help of his guys, he can perform absolutely any ND available in the game, except for kills.
It doesn't say he steals. It says he uses it. Regardless of how another role with such an ND uses it and whether that role is still alive. ---- I'll correct the post with the description of NDs so as not to confuse people.
I like how Ment, after the vague and hazy speculations of the second day, shifted to a purposeful and focused defense of Ryska.
Yes, perhaps Payley was blocked by greed, as he's a miser. What is he doing there? Stealing or simply "acquiring"? If he's stealing, then it's clear why there's no obvious night kill from a mafia blocker. And if he's "using" it, the description of Payley's state can be compared to the block from last night.
He told the military.
Obviously, the poor guy was beaten by a pimp gang and subjected to a curfew by a military general. Last night, the ubiquitous military were also blocking someone. I still believe that the "military" is the general's block, and the "shady guys" are the bodyguards' block, who "quietly knock someone out" and don't reveal themselves.
In this regard, here are some possibilities:
1) This time, Riza decided to wait, and the murder failed because of envy, who also had a gun. Then Pali wasn't envy (but the clue is good!), but Lynx was the general.
2) Original version: the murder failed for Riza, Pali was envious because of the clue, and Lynx was...? The general.
3) The clue against Pali doesn't hold up, and he's the general. Also possible, considering the clue itself!
4) When Pali complained to the military about the thugs, the first ones were the general's guys, meaning he also went there.
Sky, imagine the probability :)
I like how Ment, after the vague and hazy speculations of the second day, switched to a purposeful and focused approach of deflecting accusations from Ryska.
Speculations of the second day? Better say sarcastic mockery, that's more accurate ;)
Apparently, the poor guy was beaten up by a pimp's gang and then subjected to a curfew by a military general. Last night, the military also blocked someone. I still think that the "military" is the general's group, and the "shady guys" are the bodyguard group who "quietly take people out."
Yes, most likely that's the case; I said that we shouldn't rush things.
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