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I immediately understood, seeing the teams, that I would have to play not as part of a team, but alone against everyone – and that's exactly what happened. At least Kosha was online when it was needed. I ended up not just in a Mafia, but in the second faction, even though I liked the first one much more, but the rather accurate distribution of roles among the players was quite amusing. Although I was sure that we would mess up, at first we were lucky, and Tox also did a great job, probably this was an advance payment for the negativity that would follow when the alliance was formed :3. A magnificent explosion, well done, first Mafia. I didn't think, though, that so many people would rush into it so foolishly.
The overpowered demon, which everyone complained about before the game, didn't cause any problems! On the second day, Spear revealed himself as a Mafia member, and since I considered Lizard to be a Dawn Guard, he only had one option left. And that's what happened.
Ney played flawlessly. I liked Hostor with his silly plan, it's a pity he dropped out halfway through, bro. The cannon named Tox fired for the second time, obviously trying to pass himself off as a member of his favorite thirty-second faction. Nothing personal, Tox, but these specific rotten arguments caused me dislike. No, this isn't a Mafia's sore loser attitude; it was clear to everyone that Zybr would be eliminated, but to fawn over Ment and the mercenaries, and even Zero, who clearly didn't care about anyone? To beg, to call those who didn't spend a single day trying to destroy us ALLIES? What is this generally, this tolerant attitude and desire to screw everyone over? Ment, okay, he's a maniac and does his job, all sorts of tricks are natural for him, but you? Well, and I was pleased to read Nebka's note and see that at least he shares this disgust. If before that, we WERE USEFUL TO THE CITY (receiving gratitude in the form of execution, lol), then after such speeches, I wanted to punish them for it. And I succeeded. by the way, I wasn't really tempted to kill Hos, and when he switched sides, it was like doing a good deed
And in general, the other negative factions have so many deadly abilities, a bunch of AoEs, and the city is trying to MAINTAIN BALANCE, when the Rebels have only one kill per night, like rock-paper-scissors; they guess wrong and fail; and the only truly useful secondary Night Action. I think this is short-sighted. The negative factions are tearing the worlds apart – who cares, the main thing is to eliminate the forest guardians. Well, okay, to each their own.
If anyone is interested, the plan with Zybr was as follows: disrupt the execution, then one or two killers go to him, and they can't kill him, while we operate elsewhere. It would be even better if the patrol also thought about it, went to protect him, and shot down the negative factions. Unfortunately, the ward was wasted, and here the first Mafia finally screwed us over. Although, if you look at it, if there hadn't been a block, the result would have been the same, what difference does it make if the assassination attempt actually happened or not. Well, and then they would have hanged him again, anticipating it, but he's just a zealot.
Overall, I didn't notice any particular mistakes on our part, except, perhaps, for the complete lack of daytime play from the silent and offline players. WE WERE DISCOVERED BECAUSE OF THE BLOCK.
In general, thank you all, I had a great time, I hope you did too, and my interest in the game has returned for a while.