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Are you saying that the probability of the Cop being the Townie is so low that they don't deserve to be jailed on day one? Based on the Mafia games I've read, a correct thought often comes immediately, but then people like you, Tox, appear, creating all sorts of Mafia connections, and so on. And the day ends either with a No Night Vote (which often happens!) or with the jailing of who knows who. That's why I suggest voting for the Cop...
I know. We played Mafia together multiple times and had many conversations about it. And I also know Arko. We played Mafia together twice. That's why I believe that Arandor is the Reaper, not the Cop.
I don't understand how you can execute someone on the first day without any evidence. Seriously, there's not a single piece of proof. It's better to focus on suspicious players at night.
Anything is possible. The player above expressed himself very well; it's clear he's a "town" player.
Let me explain it simply. In the previous game, the Cop was extremely popular on the first night. Now, before the game, we joked that everyone would go to the Cop's place at night. And if you read the newspaper, the first paragraph reveals that the Reaper squandered his turn uselessly, meaning he thought everyone would come to him at night and die. Therefore, there is a high probability that the Cop is the Reaper.
Ah, I've already read the thread more carefully. So, it seems unconvincing to me. The previous game is not the current one. Something like this would happen with Arandor. And the Mafia aren't very smart; even with a popular player, the probability that half the town will rush to his place on the first night is not very high. But on the second night, yes. I won't elaborate on my analysis; you've done well without me. I wish you would all be killed sooner; I want to drag you around. Although, it's better if you live a little longer. And it seems that Tox, as usual, tried to reveal himself in a note. Although, I didn't quite understand who he was.
By the way, Revny has good stats. Investigators, if you come across an evil player, immediately write notes, and we'll organize an execution; there's no need to even think about it.
Based on the fact that I am a POPULAR PLAYER, who had a group of city defenders once, when I completely blew my cover with a mirror? You're wrong, Tox.
I refused the tradition of revealing myself.
Then either someone was trying to impersonate you, or someone was high, or you're lying.
Given the large number of players, I don't see the point in punishing Ment, and his analytics are actually quite good. Arcomage, as others have pointed out, could have done the same, and not just him.
Based on the fact that I am a POPULAR PLAYER, and I had a group of town defenders once, when I was completely exposed as a Mafia member? You're wrong, Tox.
No, Kosha, I'm not Mafia! I'm basing it on the fact that you often get paranoid, you've actually learned to PLAY WELL, and you're generally a dangerous player for the Mafia. I posted statistics about your survival rates in the chat, and you got scared in response, as if I was going to jinx you. Moreover, Morning, Arandor, Amko, Nebo, Plesen, who are currently playing, saw this statistic and could have easily decided to target you. You might have been overreacting just in case.
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