Posts from Mafia 47. Battle of Movie Heroes Auto-translated

and besides, Jaku doesn't necessarily have to be a mage, since people visited Rudy and the Mafia. Just something to think about).

Behavior as a Mafia member is consistent (Mafia-like). Behavior as a Town member is 50/50. Justifications for both Mafia and Town roles are the same (Mafia-like). This is roughly what my statistics look like if you consider all or most games. However, the last point applies until the moment when drastic measures need to be taken, which usually involve hints about the role. But after that, a nighttime death usually follows. I get justified and then die at night at the hands of the Mafia. What's the point? I don't like dying like that, even if it might offer some advantage (although a living player would be much more useful), but I don't care about it or the information gained if I'm eliminated in that way. Moreover, this usually happens because of one player who makes incorrect conclusions, becomes overconfident, imagines something based solely on their personal opinion, and doesn't consider that the other person might have their own specific tactics or plan based on behavior or something else, and there might be a reason for it (!), or maybe they're just in that kind of mood. Maybe both factors are at play. I used to rely mainly on facts, trying to connect them logically, but I was rarely right because absolutely any situation is possible, and following some familiar patterns (from old games), norms, or logical conclusions can lead to a bad result. In recent games, I almost don't do this anymore, but instead, I listen to my inner voice if it "kicks in." I can say that the result is much better. These are the thoughts that came to me while I was drinking tea. This is for the future, for everyone (and not just Toks), who tries to take the game into their own hands, ignoring everyone else. You need to lead, but not blindly, but by listening at least a little. P.S. Because of Toks, I didn't get to play in the Cursed game

I couldn't link the clue to Jack, by the way. That actor starred in "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears," which won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival, but that's not it... Nevertheless, I personally have no doubt about what Gur said; he's not the type to just pretend.

Hey guys and gals. Sorry for yesterday, I had some health issues.
Spir, if you haven't found a replacement for me yet, don't rush, it's easier for me. I might have to leave again in the evening, of course, but at least I can contribute now.
I read your messages, but I didn't really delve into the evidence, it's just not really my thing. I agree to execute Arandor or Jack. Since Gur seems suspicious to me, and Tox could easily be mistaken, I'll wait with my conclusions.

I don't like the plan. There are too many "ifs." Especially if Jack isn't a Mafia member... If Gur is Mafia, he might just be confused. On the other hand, it's also beneficial for the Mafia to eliminate a Town member. If the Godfather somehow found out the result of the investigation (he doesn't do it himself, does he?), and they investigated Jack, then the Mafia knows it too. And that's why Gur is so insistent on executing Jack.

Alright, let's **execute Arandor**.

**Spear**, can House resurrect executed or killed players?

Oh, lol))) Execute Arandor :D Completely without evidence or references to ND (Night Detective - a role in the game). Just one block for 3 days, even though the Mafia's ND is described everywhere.
City, are you all okay?
You have two options:
1) Execute Jack. The clue of the day could be not the "Oscar" itself, or the "actors who received it," but the meaning of the Oscar as a significant award in cinema. And since the actor on Jack's avatar is a Merited Artist of Lithuania and the USSR, here is your parallel. (As I see it, this is a version that isn't too obvious, but also not completely absurd)
2) Find another interpretation of the Oscar clue, and then connect it to the clue from the first day + find an argument for the actions of the killer on the second night.

And stop engaging in all this nonsense if you don't want to lose. Even if Tox is 100% peaceful, that doesn't mean you should trust his wild plans.

Overall, I'm currently in favor of executing Jack, as it seems like the most logical option. But I'm not 100% sure yet.

According to the notes.
The second one – no comments needed. Since its author is still alive, the Mafia isn't too afraid of him.
The first one – probably from the now-deceased Superman. As for the prepositions, it could very well be a hint at those who participated in the clownery during the execution of What?, although, actually, as far as I remember, "what" is a pronoun. And he definitely wanted to go to Guru.

I believe Guru. There are more mafia-like personalities for me than him. It turns out that among the trio "Siver/Arko/Lordi," there is 100% negativity. I won't let Siver be executed because I understood his hint. Arko also managed to convince me. Not 100%, but I'm willing to believe that if he had this role, he would play it that way. So, we execute Lordi. I apologize for bothering the whole town again, but we urgently need to execute a negative player, preferably a mafia member. And I'm not sure about Jack's role as a serial killer; I'm far from sure. But since we couldn't find any evidence, I'll go with the majority. The plan for the night is much simpler in this case. Batman, block Winner. House, heal Guru. Sherlock, free investigation. Don't forget the note. Hastings, just write a note, be nice. Dexter, kill Arandor. If you are Arandor, stay home. Jack, redirect Jack to Siverfail. Potter, free block. But preferably choose someone from the suspicious: Amko, Ment, Zubr. Cancel Arko's execution, execute Lordi. Zubr, you promised to support. =)

Drug addicts...
Tox knows something, but not quite.
Execute the Lord.

Are you saying Lord is like Jigsaw?
On one hand, it makes sense; he was stuck in a room, and Jigsaw's moves weren't being used, and he doesn't really like Mold either, but the notes... Although, I don't know, Lord isn't that stupid or that terrible of a player to not write a few notes.

If the Godfather somehow found out the result of the check (but he doesn't do it himself, right?), and they checked Jack, then the Mafia also knows.

With such excuses, every other player will look like a Mafia member, which is actually happening. And maybe the Mafia isn't even voting, but they threw votes for townspeople who can't even think properly.

OMG, Tox, what did Lord do? There’s no evidence, no logs, nothing against him anymore! It’s just a case of pure behavior.

On the one hand, it makes sense, he was in a block and there were no moves from Saw.

But what block, if Saw makes moves every other night...

Zubr maf (I would take him down at night, we won't be wrong).