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In this case, it was helpful to us, as it got rid of the doctor, the Ukrainian, and ourselves.

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In this case, it was helpful to us, as it got rid of the doctor, the Ukrainian, and herself.

Yes, in this instance, but later on...

you were the only salvation, in my opinion

Yeah, I slaughtered half the city so they wouldn't suffer.

Yeah, I wiped out half the city so they wouldn't suffer.

I'm really sorry you didn't finish me off at the beginning.

Okay, I’ll do better in the next one.

Those who were suspected the most turned out to be peaceful, because peaceful players don't play "like that," it's strange, isn't it? It turns out that anyone can be peaceful, and accusations like "peaceful players don't play like that," or "they don't even understand the game, they just come and go," can be ignored.
Why wasn't Arandor punished for the false lead, by the way? I haven't been following the game closely since my death.

No, I didn't like you for the reason that I blocked you. Thank you to the players for participating. Thank you to the host for running the event. I followed the game and also couldn't understand why Arandor made it to the very end.

I sacrificed the entire team, but I survived!

Those who were suspected the most turned out to be peaceful, because peaceful players don't play "like that," which is strange, isn't it? It turns out that anyone can be peaceful, and accusations like "peaceful players don't play like that, they're not even involved, they come and go – they're part of the junta" can be ignored.
Why wasn't Arandor punished for the false lead, by the way? I haven't been following the game closely since my death.

So, how do you determine who is playing for whom? Based on clues? Based on non-disclosure agreements?

I don't remember why, but everyone rushed to execute him when he was clearly cleared. And they didn't think to kill him at night.

Based on the information you have, considering your role, and the information provided by other players, identify phrases that might be relevant to a player's role. Here, you can accuse a player of being a member of the Mafia based on the information you possess, which sounds more convincing than accusing someone of being inactive in the discussion for a certain period and therefore being a Mafia member. There are probably other ways to do this, but I'm not sure; I've only played twice.

Based on the information you have, considering your role, the information provided by the revealed players, and phrases that might relate to a player's role, you can accuse a player of being Mafia. This sounds much more convincing than accusing someone of being inactive for a certain period and therefore being Mafia. There are probably other ways, but I only played twice.

In this game, most of the Town players wrote only one post per day, while the Mafia discussed things among themselves.

Oh, I can talk now. So, I laughed the most, and I'll say it again, haha.
Regarding the situation: The question arises: What will happen if everyone reveals their roles? Indeed, there are only two simple roles in the city. It's incredibly easy for the Mafia to find a role. During the day, you could practically follow the rule: "If you haven't revealed your role, you're not a threat."

I'll explain why I acted the way I did and how I saw everything.
Kosha, (about the negatives): Negatives are roles that play against the city. The Maniac, the Mafia, and the City are three opposing sides. When the Maniac starts winning with the City, he ceases to be a negative. And vice versa: for the City to win, it needs to eliminate the Maniac and the Mafia, i.e., all the negatives. I'm not arguing that the Maniac helps the City at a certain stage of the game, but you still have to get rid of him. And I, myself, got caught as the "Fool," lucky me. So, no hard feelings that I was eliminated quickly.
About Arandor. Why did he survive for so long? Maybe it was my mistake that I didn't notice he was Mafia on the first day... haha. But I really don't know the dynamics of the game, so I relied on my own assumptions, and I have a vivid imagination. I thought he was cleverly hiding his role as the "Fool." On the second day, of course, everything became clear.

About the second day. There were 5 of us left, 4 of whom were City. That is, for the City to win, it was necessary to 100% execute the Mafia and 100% kill them at night.
The situation: Prosecutor (knows the Mafia), Commissioner, three innocents (it was really pointless to accuse anyone at that time).
How I saw it: the innocents reveal themselves, I create an accurate list of the negatives. We execute a negative, and I kill one at night. We win, haha.

Lynx, Toksi. "We won't reveal ourselves, or the Mafia will find our Prosecutor."

Here is the Prosecutor: Neira (journalist), Amko (Mafia), Spir (Mafia), Nebo (Fool), Vish (PROSECUTOR*heart*), Kosha (Maniac)
And here you are: Kitz, Arandor, Mona, Toks, Veg, Lynx (Kitz is blue).
Why was the Prosecutor so chivalrously protected?)))

Lynx, saying "why execute him, he's already cleared"... that's great. So, it's better to execute an innocent than no one? Because the next night, there's a swap, and you can try to get someone voted out again, right?
And this player complains that everyone is a stupid noob. Lynx, Lynx, you can't do that.
It's a pity that Veg didn't get a vote, too.

Neira, I'm sorry that we didn't execute Rimpi after your death, but on the second day, we found everyone, so we were overwhelmed.((((
Out of the whole city, the most "city-like" in my opinion was... the Werewolf. Yeah, give me a high five. I see what I want to see.))
Kitz, next time, just come out and say that you're the Cop, and Arandor stole your role.
Yeah.

Thank you very much to all the players and the Host for the game. I always enjoy it, even if you think I'm on drugs, but in reality, that's not the case; I'm just having fun.))

Hugs to everyone

Negatives are roles that aren't played for the city's benefit. (and so on, I don't want to overquote)

I'm a newbie, sure, but not *that* much of a newbie. Let me have some fun :)

I'm a very serious girl and I don't understand jokes.)))

Regarding the roles, specifically the imbalance in favor of the town, Hostor also wrote to me as soon as I posted the game thread. I myself was considering that there were too many town roles and only two mafia roles, but I still decided to leave it as is, thinking, "we're playing on Hv" – that thought crossed my mind.
By the way, I still don't understand why Kitsunka was suddenly executed.
A cop, who is possibly lying, blocked her, which is why there was no turn for the mafia journalist, who could have targeted one of the mafia members, and that's why his turn wasn't displayed?