Posts from Mafia 44. Time of Troubles Auto-translated

13) The Cossack kills.

What does this experience provide?

Gaining experience can grant a new ability, improve an existing one, enhance the effect of a skill, or even grant a new skill that the unit didn't have before.

Game Rules

Players are encouraged to give positive feedback to each other (but not after every post, please).

The Killer can leave 1 additional piece of evidence at the crime scene. It must point to him and be original (i.e., you don't need to leave evidence that is "for the super-observant"). As for the difficulty of this evidence, there is quite a lot of freedom, but the GM still reserves the right to reject a specific piece of evidence, with or without explanation.

Phrases like "well, I also know something about him that I can't say" are a violation, regardless of whether you actually know something or are lying. Statements like "I checked," "according to my information, which I cannot disclose," "I know for sure," etc., are prohibited.

Explain to those who don't like it, what is the purpose of these chickens? Because sometimes I get a rotten broiler, sometimes a happy one, but nothing changes.
Is it just for show?

And why leave an extra one? Does it replace the GM's clue, or will there really be two clues pointing to the Mafia? Although I like the idea anyway.

The information is 100% accurate!
But does it work, or is it just for decoration?

Explain to those who don't like it, what's the point of these chickens? Because sometimes I get a rotten broiler, and sometimes a happy one, but nothing changes.
Just for show?

Will it be like in Koshy's game? "The role came to a specific user"? Or like in some other games, "The role came to an abstract individual"? Are there other options?

Regarding the experience system. Are the special abilities gained along with the "Leshy" thought out in advance? Or will they be adjusted to maintain balance?
It's a stupid question, of course, but I'd prefer to take this into account as well. Just in case.

For one hundred points, you get the ability to assign penalty points. For three hundred points, you get the ability to read deleted messages. For five hundred points, you can edit other people's messages yourself, but no more than three times a day. For one thousand points, your username turns green, and you are given moderator powers. Although the latter can also be obtained simply by requesting the appropriate assignment.