Posts from Mafia 38. Music of the Abyss Auto-translated

And yes...
Punish Jack for prematurely ending the day.

Consider the day closed. You can discuss it if you feel like it. Tomorrow will be a predictable finale.

Ah, so the blocker and ranged attacker were sent to the Neutral Dungeon?

Hey, can we review the replays and summarize the results?

In principle, yes, because everything here is as clear as crystal.

Nebko played the best, well done.
Well, in my opinion, this is a clear example of LUCK (at the beginning). Mentha revealed all the neutrals on the first day, then killed (SUDDENLY) Nebko and blocked Amka (and it was done by a thief). After that, everything was decided. But this is an element of the game, and the balance is still not very good. 1) There are too many downsides to the mafia. I don't remember the mafia ever having any downsides, but here there are so many (death upon recruitment, mass murderer's suicide, loss of turn, etc.). Usually, all this stuff is for the town, but the sharpshooter can't even kill a peaceful player. At the same time, the mafia has absolutely no advantages, such as armor penetration, voice stealing, etc. Kolka could have not left any clues, but he killed every other day and died quickly. 2) Also, I think the order of the neutrals is not very good either. Not only do we kill after the mana and sharpshooter, but we also block second. I don't even know. At least, the three of our killers could have gone earlier, and the recruiters (because of recruitment) could have gone later, or the block could have been changed. IMHO
and still, it's not very good when roles are revealed so openly. It won't be possible to pretend to be a dead player.

especially for Vervolka.
I started playing an online game, I was in a different mafia, and I had a small amount of real-life work that took up some time. As a result, I was sleepy, slightly tired, and very sluggish. It was the peak of my sluggishness. Laziness was over 9999. And in the first few days, nothing happened, so there wasn't much to write about. So, you shouldn't consider activity as a reason for suspicion.

PS Next time, I won't let you hold votes on the neutrals. Although, I also made some mistakes, such as incorrect conclusions about the roles and revealing information in the general chat, which made us send the bounty neutrals on the second night? Sad, but nothing, next time it will be better, and you will all die!!1111 Muhahahaha

Yes, since the Abyss is inhabited by necromancers and other cute creatures, I give the go-ahead for the corpses to engage in discussions in the thread; it won't affect the ending anyway.

Nebko played the best, well done.

In my opinion, Toxic. Either way, it was boring because there was a lot of psychology and little mafia

But without any evidence, isn't it fun?
Or here's another moment:

Rimp: Afraid of being exposed during some upcoming discussion.
Ment: Yes, quite likely. So, shall we start this discussion?
...
Drakkosha: Can we end the day a bit earlier for a change?
Ment: But I haven't finished spamming yet!

Everyone remembers the outcome - he did finish spamming :D

Thanks to the town, thanks to the mafia, and thanks to Nay; playing was easy and fun. The mafia captured me so much that I couldn't even think about anything else.
Overall, the town was excellent, but I'm not very happy with myself. Yes, I mean the failed and completely shameful kill of Toriy. I was torn between him and Arandor, whom I also suspected, then decided to pay a visit to Toriyka, sent Nay an ND, and only then saw Hostor's cry from the heart. My love, forgive me, I will honestly pray the required 37 times! Believe it or not, when I read the newspaper with my epic fail, I burst into tears.
And then I just completely lost it in the Skype chat and blew my cover entirely, so Nay only kept me in the game out of the kindness of her heart, for which I thank her.
Hostor and all the other analysts — respect and honor; if not for you, the town would have thrown own. On the first night I waited, killed Sky purely at random, and visited others based on your instructions.
Tox, you did great, even though you're maf. Between you and Jack as a couple, I suspected him.
When I was screaming that I didn't know anyone, I was lying a little. I read other people's SMS messages and drew conclusions. But that doesn't mean I don't suspect anyone or can conduct any analysis myself.

so activity shouldn't be considered a reason for suspicion)

This time it should have been.

But without clues, isn't that fun!

There were clues! There were even three on me!
By the way, who figured everyone out? I linked the second one to myself, but I don't know about the others. It's interesting.

Everyone remembers the result - flooded too much

Well, my own fault.

I remember we all installed all three, but Ney said that not everything was done correctly.

Meanwhile, this is the first game in history with absolutely no clues about the mafia/mana -)

p/s It's a pity I couldn't finish it beautifully. I was torn between Rimp and Koshey, but in the end, I decided that they would still go after the archer, and I was wrong =/ But it didn't change much, it turned out to be a rather easy victory.

There was one piece of evidence against the Mafia that only worsened their already dire situation.
By the way, if I were in the Mafia's shoes, I would have started by killing the healer. It makes sense – Tox advised Clarissa to go to Moena, there was a chance that Rimp would follow his advice, so killing Moena, who had already been targeted by the Mafia, wouldn't make sense; it would be more reliable to eliminate Clarissa – that way, they would have a better chance of messing things up for the town.

But overall, I think we played pretty well. The town could have prevented two out of the three killings, but the advantage was already quite significant.

The psychology of all the Mafia players was completely off. All of them. Nebko seemed suspicious to Drakkosha, Amko wasn't very good at bluffing and allowed Vissi to introduce herself as Norman, Ment was giving himself away with blatant lies without any of those "no night talk" restrictions, the sluggish Arandor was just HNKAK, and even Tox, who initially played the role quite well, faded towards the end and started to obviously fail by trying to shift the block to another, completely unrelated target. That's how it is, guys.

Well, in my opinion, this is a clear example of LUCK (at the beginning).

BATTLEHURT OF THE LOSING MAFIA PLAYER!! YUCK, ARANDOR, YUCK! AHAHA! LOSER! L2P, NOOB!
I would have written complaints about the balance at the beginning of the game, but there weren't any, really. Until the failure, nothing seemed bad, right?
As for the Mafia, Kolyasik and Timatayko could have played well in terms of balance, but (sic!) you failed.

Honey, forgive me, I will honestly pray the required 37 times! Believe it or not, but when I read the newspaper with my epic fail, I cried.

I forgave you right away when I realized you were so upset.
And why will you pray exactly 37 times? What's with that number?
<_<

By the way, who figured everything out? I figured out the second one myself, I don't know about the others. It's interesting.

Lol. I didn't look for evidence for Toriy's murder because of the battlehurt. And I figured out Drakkosha right away. Well, the "Cerberus" organization from Might & Magic, if I understand correctly.

What about Timatayko?

Party and first in the kill list.