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I read through the deciphered clues from Tox's previous game... It seems like I shouldn't even bother trying to decipher the clues. Although, maybe this time the clues will be easier.

This time, the clues are easier, trust me.

It doesn't really feel like it.

We believe! How about you solve one for us as an example?

This time, the clues are easier to find, trust me.

Yeah, and I just found the first small coincidence after a long, long chain of deductions.

Yes, the chains are a bit long, but they probably won't have more than 6 links. And this time, they are appropriate, not anthropomorphic magpies.

Okay, here's my version:
Version 1 (short): Berlin Wall - Each collector's edition box of the game World in Conflict contained a piece of the Berlin Wall, the authenticity of which was confirmed by the attached certificate - "World in Conflict" was recognized as the best RTS of 2007 by the editorial staff of the largest Russian gaming portal, Absolute Games - interests of the Mold: Manga, Anime, Cold Weapons, Cosplay, Magic, Religion, RTS, TBS, RPG, j-pop, j-rock, rock, folk.

Chain 2 (longer): Berlin Wall -> Each collector's edition box of the game World in Conflict contained a piece of the Berlin Wall, the authenticity of which was confirmed by the attached certificate -> the release date of this game in Russia was September 21, 2007 -> Mr. Freeman is the main character of an animated web series that appeared on YouTube on September 21, 2009 -> a quote from Mr. Freeman is in Thorium's signature - "You are torn between the romance of defiance and the desire to adapt and survive. That's when you get a punch in the face."

Okay, fine.
Nebok is either one of the two or three town members, or one of the three Mafia members, because the fourth one was blocking him. In any case, he needs to be watched.
By the way, can Ea block himself?

No non-destructive spell can be cast on oneself in the game.

If the Mafia players aren't fools, they should realize that blocking their own members doesn't really protect them, but it does expose the peaceful roles. So, there's only one or two roles left for the Sheriff, and does that really clear them of suspicion? If the Mafia players aren't fools, they would be better off protecting their own members with a check, because it's not really helpful anyway. By the time they check the full status of a player, that player might already be dead, or the game might already be over.

For some reason, the effectiveness of finding clues in this game seems questionable to me, especially considering it's GM Tox. However, it might still be possible to decipher specific (dates/facts), but associative clues are almost certainly impossible to figure out. I don't remember what type of clues he used predominantly in his previous game.

By the way, can Ea block herself?

Well, yes, what prevents her from hitting herself on the head with a stone?

Tox had quite a few associative clues in the previous game. As I recall from Revny's receipt, there was only one visible town dwelling, so Nebok could very well be it.

I wasn't listened to: ToX, replace me in the mafia, I will probably not appear on this forum anymore.

A typical reaction upon first encountering Locke. Calm down and help us solve the mystery instead!

I have nothing more to add. Considering that I am still a schoolboy, and according to the toxic person's statement – it's "SCHOOLBOY HATRED," I believe my presence on the forum and, especially, in this game is undesirable.