Posts from Mafia 46. Lord of the Rings. Auto-translated

How can you say I overdid it when I managed to win using notes? Also, flattered, thanks! Although I didn't really aim to reveal myself as Gandalf, just a little bit, haha. And I also wanted to write a note the night before Balrog's death, so that the Ent would heal me. But I don't know how to do that (in case I raise unnecessary suspicions). And it might not be very wise. But asking him to identify Gandalf could have worked, thus subtly hinting that it was me. Although I don't know if it would have worked. I just had a premonition that I would be killed. No, I would have killed Balrog anyway (if I had encountered him), and I did kill him, but I fell myself =(

How can you say he cheated when he won using notes?

He didn't win because of the notes. He generally acted like a golem. And he wanted to use the notes to reinforce that. But they actually exposed him. Because think about it: 1) Why would the Mafia thank the town for revealing their role? 2) Who among the remaining players could have written a note in that style and with that content? (There were very few communicative players left, and even fewer who were in the know).
So, we see Tox, who once again wove a web around his heroic figure (the defender of the town).

But everyone, right up to the very end, didn't think he was Gollum!

Who among the remaining players could have written a note in this style and with this content? (There were very few communicative players left, and even fewer who were in the know).

When Arandor told him about it, Tox said he would claim that I wrote it.

But everyone, to the very end, didn't think he was Gollum!

I would tell you what I think about everyone. But I'll pretend to be shy.
Damn, the task was solvable, seriously, it was just that those who played didn't want to think about it. That's why they lost. Conclusion (IMHO): the note trick was a giveaway, not a winning move. The city, in turn, was just messing around. As usual.

When Arandor told Tox this, he said he would say that it was all me.

Good move, but, in my opinion, it would have been very similar to flailing around. You (yes, it's the same everyone) react strangely to this kind of excuses - on the contrary, you drive it to the point of execution. I noticed this when you were "hanging" me during my time as a doctor.

Nobody cared about the notes. The victory was achieved through daytime gameplay, which was awesome, I agree. At least against the town that was there.

I, for example, didn't notice anything cool or any game at all.

I already agreed, and I'll agree again. We would have played with you some more, of course, but you removed me at the right time, which is also a plus. And, if Jack hadn't revealed the information about Frodo to you, would you still have killed me? Or would you have taken the risk? I'm just curious.

They would have killed me anyway, because it all looked too exploitable.
Revenge, lol, disappointing for the umpteenth game in a row.

But I'm not even trying to impress anyone, and your words have a negative undertone.

He really is there.

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Oh, and I forgot to mention how I successfully guessed the number change. x) Hos, you said there wouldn't be a successful game if I took 17. ;)

I liked Revan’s game.

Well, Neira knows what she's doing. The Mafia just got lucky.

Luck? Luck is for losers. If someone else had been in our place, they would have lost. You also need to know how to take advantage of other people's mistakes.

And you and Neyra just don't work together. Not at all.
Ney, couldn't you convince her that the MANIAC is USEFUL to the city? lol
But no, you had to yell about the downsides of the birds, about noobs and lol, about the stupidity of the players.

Revan almost got modkilled. But he spent his Night Defense well. Although, why did you have to reveal Gandalf? =)
He's useless during the day now.

I liked Revan's game.

because they played equally well?