Posts from Мафия 45. League of Legends

This isn't fair play. I think everyone will end up with a negative experience from this.
What's the point? You break the rules, you get an advantage, will you be satisfied with your game afterwards? The thrill is in winning when the playing field is level.)

Mona is for following the rules))
I don't know... as a hippie on LSD, I've been "annoyed" ten times throughout the game, but I won't leave because of modding.))

Okay, you're having a great conversation here, I'm going to move on.

But the winner's ego will still derive pleasure from it.

So, his sadness is even sadder...

I never respected those who would do anything to win (when the chances are absolutely zero).

But if they won, then the chances are no longer zero, right?

Oh Lord, why did you bring up an old topic? -_-
I did it back then out of pure rationalism.
I don't feel any remorse, because a) it amused people, b) it actually benefited the team, c) it immortalized me as a local meme.
Okay, let's close this conversation now.

They'll punish you for spamming – let's see how you'll scream.
But seriously, what's with the sudden outburst?
We've discussed this whole thing a hundred times already.
I don't understand Lynx, who keeps bringing it up. Why?

Some people might not be able to use the ND (No Discussion) tag, even if it exists, because of the argument in the thread. But it's better not to delete or move it, as there are some funny things in it.

The person couldn't convince others that he was a city, that he was needed. The person couldn't justify himself within the rules and violated them - the person is weak. It's one thing to look for loopholes, making clever moves, even those that contradict public morality. It's another thing to blatantly and stupidly break the rules.
Everyone knows that this is just a game, and no serious sanctions can be imposed. All the violator will hear is "you are worthless as a player." This won't do anything, because people are naturally programmed to be selfish and confident in their own righteousness. The more knowledgeable people there are on the subject, the more likely this person will either try to correct himself with all his might or stop playing altogether. But here, personal squabbles between participants mean more than the rules, unfortunately.
The problem is not in the rules, but in the jerks who break them.
Period.

In reality, in that situation, everything was resolved very simply, namely by closing the daily voting and receiving the Tox modkill.