Posts from The Tudors

1. The desire to play disappears when inactivity prevails. There's absolutely no desire to come and say anything. Personally, I don't like a dull game, and I prefer to get drunk. My team... it's TERRIBLE. )))) Activity is approaching zero; the guys are completely indifferent to everything, including the Night Watchman. Whether they sent him or not, who cares, we're all busy. But this is, of course, a reproach to me, as I didn't play at all. 2. I apologize to Zubr for my nitpicking. But I really didn't understand the rules of the current game, and that was important. As a result, there were many surprises. 3. You can't execute a player without a trial. Everyone should have a last word. I could easily have been peaceful, and I often cast votes randomly during the day. I said I would come and explain, role-played, and threw away the Night Watchman vote, which might have been needed in a situation where the votes wouldn't have been enough to save the town. This execution is luck. But the situation could have been different. The town did well. 4. Why are you getting upset and attributing everything to personal dislike when you are accused and executed? Is this your style of play, to base it on out-of-game factors? After all, it's just a game. 5. The Mafia team, everyone for a group photo! We lost... but you can't find a better bunch of addicts! Astronauts... haha. Thanks to Zubr and the participants for the game

You can't execute a player without a trial. Everyone should have a last word. I could easily have been peaceful, and I often cast votes randomly during the day. I said I would come and explain, but I role-played and threw away the Necropolis, which might have been needed in a situation where the city wouldn't have been able to win based on votes alone. This execution was luck. But the situation could have been different.
The city did a good job.

I disagree here. Nefela already knew the king at that point and could have, for example, persuaded him to reveal himself. When you wrote in the chat that you were going to pretend to be a Dungeon player, I immediately understood that you would end up being hanged:)

I apologize to Zubr for the criticism. But I really didn't understand the rules of the current game, and that was important. As a result, there were many surprises.

Questions are good:) This shows interest in the game, which is the most important thing:)

great team. everyone is waiting for someone to take charge and make decisions for them.

I disagree with that. Nefela already knew the king at that point and could have, for example, persuaded him to reveal himself. When you wrote in the chat that you would pretend to be a coma patient, I immediately understood that you would be the one who gets caught:)

I didn't see that.
If I had fully revealed myself, explained everything, and we had discussed it, and Nefela, for example, had persuaded the king to reveal himself, then he would have executed me, and I wouldn't have had any questions.

City (and the maniac, of course), congratulations on the win! Mona, you said at the beginning that you checked Tox, and he turned out to be a town member. So, you couldn't have been a Mafia member. If you were a town member, why would you pretend to be Mafia? That means you're either a maniac or a Mafia member.

Incorrect logic.
I always reveal the entire stack at once. Sometimes I check Vasya, and then I start executing Petya. That's how I check. That's all.

"Checked" – is that some local slang of yours? The Commissioner is checking.

Yeah, more like mine:3
First, the vague reasoning about 'I would have saved him, but he wanted to die.' Second, I didn't know that. Third, after the first day, it became clear that you weren't a Commando. And fourth, if you were peaceful, you wouldn't need enemies with friends like that. First, you eliminated the blocker, and then, as it turned out, you tried to attack the Commander.=3

Did you really think I was the Commissioner? I could have just as easily eliminated a peaceful player while revealing myself as peaceful. This simply means there was no check.

Honestly, I would have eliminated anyone here without hesitation.
Ha ha.
For half the day, it was obvious that Tox was showing peaceful emotions, but my team was inactive, and the others were just sending messages like "be-me-moo-oink," and I, being peaceful, would have easily voted for a silent player, even though he wasn't providing any information, but at least he wasn't a town member. I would have gladly executed someone from my own team, like Ney, who was just saying "sleepy-want-to-sleep-how-are-you."
By the way, the advantage of the town and, in general, a winning strategy is that each role has a unique name. This completely ruins the game of Mafia. It's simple - Tox just needed to reveal himself.

This is a tactic used by peaceful players. First, they accuse someone to provoke a reaction and potentially expose the real Mafia member. This way, either the accuser gets eliminated, or the actual Mafia member is revealed, resulting in the same outcome as if the accuser had been right from the start. If no one is exposed, the votes will be split between these two individuals, and that's it. Now, the Mafia only needs to eliminate the strong roles, and the next day, the debate about the false Mafia member will likely continue.
I'm surprised how they could have lost to the Town.

))))
Don't cry.

If I had decided that I was the Commander, I would have executed Tox. But in general, it's also about intuition. I thought: now the arguments will start about who the Commander is, and I decided to reveal myself and execute Mona for sure. As it turned out, I was right.

Good job.

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I'm surprised how you could lose to a town.

This is the only thing that upsets me.
Because, essentially, you have to try hard to lose to such a town.

Because, in essence, you have to try hard to lose to such a city.

The recipe is simple – don't send Night Dogs for two days:)

For half a day, it was clear that Tox had peaceful emotions.

No, but I would have blocked such a peaceful player too, regardless of their role. And he turned out to be a blocker and essentially blocked his own decisive city. The rest of the Mafia team, except for Mona, played well:)

And in general, I was very amused by the attitude towards Amka)))) block + healing, and in response, an assassination attempt.

Everything on Amko)

It's a pity that the first Guten Tak came out. I was planning to play it).

Let’s play again.