Posts from Mafia 40. In the Name of the Emperor Auto-translated

By the way, I initially chose the Night Lords and then switched to the Blood Angels. If I hadn't switched, things might have turned out completely differently.

Yes, yes, I noticed that right away too.

The game turned out to be decent, but with my execution, and Arky's too, the town became sluggish. Jack's game didn't appeal to me at all; there were terrible flaws in his reasoning, and when pointed out, he would respond with something like, "blah blah, I don't hear anything, you nasty mafia member!" and paradoxical phrases like, "Amka, you're obviously mafia, but let's not execute you, let's execute someone else!" It's surprising that anyone listened to him. But overall, it was fun.

I still managed to win the town game))) Well, I'll be...
What a paradox turned out to be - they analyzed well, but at the same time, they completely refused to carry out executions. Rimple hanged Neira - clearly and logically, but then he himself started doing nonsense and released her from the loop O_o. The next day, Amku simply ended up in the loop because of Jack, but the town didn't hang him O_o. How is that possible?!
In the end, we relied mainly on the Night Detective.

Well, if in round 36 I acted that way out of inattention, then this time, Arandor's behavior played a role. It seemed that on the first day, everything was clearly explained about what and how, but he just said that he had his own opinion and didn't want to do what most people did. And then I received a goal from the Master with his nickname.

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Toksa generally wanted to save his DD, but this... uh..."this one" pulled such a trick.
That's why Spear also acted unfairly, completely exposing himself, but okay. Ar is to blame himself. There was no point in sending the chaplain to Lynx: only four people voted for the execution of Spira, and the chances of eliminating the Inca, if Lynx wasn't among them, were quite high. So he chose from the 3 remaining. Arandor clearly fit the bill here.

It's a pity that I was killed then:( They didn't let me play. (The clue about Amku was harsh))))

Many thanks to Loreley for the game and for providing the list of roles:) It was interesting to observe the behavior of the players. I was tempted to comment in the chat a couple of times, but dead people should remain silent:)

P.s.
In my opinion, Delirious should have received a modkill. If not for the Night Detective reveals, there would have been nothing to criticize her for, because during the day, there was absolutely no way to expose her. This isn't right.

I didn't like Jack's game at all.

By the way, Jack's behavior towards Kosha was confusing and caused indignation. It's not good to harass a girl like that, even if it's just a joke... I don't know how to call it.

but with my execution, and Arky's too, the city messed up.

Arky wasn't executed. And you are partly to blame - you also wrote nonsense in your conclusions, so you were suspected. The thing is, at the same time, Amko completely gave himself away.

Actually, the daytime executions weren't that bad. It seems they only executed one town resident (Plesenya), the rest were Mafia members.
Besides, maybe it's a good thing they didn't execute Neyra back then. I probably would have killed Lizard that night after her execution.

It would be funny if you pretended to defend me so vehemently, but then you and others would eliminate me at night. I don't rule out that this was the plan.

No, come on. As one of those who fiercely defended you, I hoped for a large reserve of trust and other manipulations.

Rimpel hanged Neyra – clearly and logically.

By the way, this was a huge logical fail that messed with my head. Why would the Mafia constantly write about energy, especially after the sudden fail with me? If they wrote correctly, they would have a better chance of earning the town's trust in order to set up a more believable scenario.

It's a pity that I was killed afterwards.

You gave yourself away with the phrase about the teamwork of the chaplain and the mage. We didn't know who was who, but both roles were dangerous.

So, here's the schedule for the next Mafia game.

1. Drive someone to the point of revealing their role.
2. Hang Plesen. Doesn't matter if he's a town member.
3. Jack doesn't hang Plesen. Jack hangs me.
4. I start complaining and flooding the chat.
5. Meanwhile, the Cop is arguing with Hostor.
6. Arandor, killed on the second night, is complaining.
7. At the same time, there's a heated discussion about the game on Skype.
8. ???
9. PROFIT!

6. At the same time, there is a lively discussion about the game on Skype.

Yeah, yeah, considering who the next GM is.

I'll have to temporarily remove you from the conference during discussions. You can't violate this rule. :(

I almost forgot something. I've fixed it.

I liked the game, Neba. Neba, I liked your game!

Ar himself is to blame.

In what way? In your logic?) It would be more logical to look for the Mafia among the players who don't communicate much, or those who voted against Lynx (the second Mafia would definitely be among them).

Of course, if many people say something different from your opinion, it means that everyone else has problems with logic, but not you. Nevertheless, your death brought more benefit than harm. Apart from the double vote received after death, the Master had a useless role and a negative status. Otherwise, he would have remained under suspicion until the end of the game, making it more difficult to determine the roles. So, everything happens for a reason.

NNV - 3 (Sky, WhiteLizard, Deliries)
Execute Spiral - 4 (Lynx, Kitsunka, Vistrit, Arandor)

Well, since you consider yourselves the smartest and think the mafia are such idiots that they supposedly get the whole team to vote for one person to be killed... well, you get the idea, haha.

So, everything happens for a reason.

but what's happening is for the worse.

never mind. stop with the self-hypnosis.

No, you misunderstood. Please clarify.

then everything is clear to you.