Posts from Mafia: general discussions. Auto-translated

... terrible =)

Yes, is that true? Okay, fine.

I would play it.

Thanks :) Alright, we'll see what happens next; first, I need to finish this set. Information about experience will be available in the workshop soon. As promised, I will keep all the abilities until their owners level up.

I would play as Aang. And yes, I was thinking, the visual style is quite harsh. I'll just go with an aristocratic setting.

And yes, by the way, there seem to be too many settings in the table, yes. And yes. And yes, don't you think it's a bit strange, generally speaking? By the way. And yes, as far as I remember, Hostor was supposed to have a League of Legends event, right? So yes, N/A doesn't fit. And yes, I remember he had a few settings in his projects, but I think he posted somewhere quite recently, somewhere near Jack's post about the Warlord, and yes, that he would be running a LoL event. Yes.
And yes, you somehow managed to grab a dozen slots for the year ahead, what are potential young game masters supposed to do in such situations? And yes, in my humble opinion, it would be worth reducing the number of strictly scheduled games to a few, which will be held in the near future, leaving the rest of the settings unmarked, that is, not assigning them half-hundred values, so that it would be possible to adjust the schedule at any time and not create the impression that people have grabbed tickets, are standing in line, and are running them one after another like slaves, without leaving even a reserve option, which, and yes, may be useful in some cases. Yes. And yes, first things first, yes.

Really? Okay, fine.

No, that's not true. I didn't watch it, but I participated in a game based on that cartoon. I didn't think you were serious when you wrote that message. If you create the setting yourself, that would be great.

Loken +!
Revan is just trolling – he wants me to play the game again at the same time as Jack.

No, that's not true. I didn't watch it, but I participated in a game based on that cartoon. I didn't think you were serious when you wrote that message. If you create the setting yourself, that's great.

Arandor gave me a link to a setting based on it; I think that's the one. But no, mine will be completely different. That one was just a simple setting, but the usual roles were replaced with avatars, and I'll try to better reflect the characters' abilities.

Ah, okay =) I'm curious to see what happens. I was just about to download a cartoon, but the number of seasons stopped me.

Is three really that much? Look at how the Hausa people are captivated by it, and it seems endless.
But in general, it's worth watching to get a feel for the setting, as a connection to the plot is definitely planned, and I won't go into too much detail about it. And there are other reasons why it's worth watching.

Look how the Haus people are watching.

I need to download season 6. Haven't watched it yet.

And there are other reasons why it's worth watching.

Hmm. Is it really that good? Well, maybe someday...=)

It's quite interesting what's causing such a large number of people wanting to run a game. I remember that in the summer, there was a shortage of both settings and game masters.
Perhaps the idea of having two parallel games isn't that bad. Day/night alternates in both games in turn, which eliminates the "forced waiting" that some players dislike. On the other hand, many have said that this greatly affects activity, which has a very negative impact on the quality of the game.
In any case, I think that at least the breaks between games should be removed, at least until the situation with the number of people wanting to participate normalizes.

These two games can also cause confusion, or may cause it. Especially when in one game you play as part of a team with someone, and in another you act solo.

Removing breaks is not a good idea, as the goal of playing the maximum number of games in the shortest possible time doesn't seem to be the priority.

Two games are good, why not?

Two games – that’s clearly too much.