Posts from Mafia 55. Star Wars: Clone Wars

How does this relate to that? You consulted Wikipedia, but didn't consider something more obvious?

I'll also note the rather blatant attempt to evoke pity and so on.

If you're digging, dig to the end, don't just pretend.

And I appreciate your activity, at least you're not hiding.

It's a pity that the trips really are Mafia.

I don't suspect you because of the clue, but because of your behavior.

So, my excuse is not accepted.

But again, the downside is that you've already started to say that you're a newbie and shouldn't be touched.

if only Anakin knows the name of Padme's killer, then why would both roles write about it?

I made references to interactions with other roles wherever possible, so that by reading one role, you know everything about it.

It's very easy to figure out – what's obvious to you might not be obvious to me. For example, everyone quickly figured out that Sab is Padme (although it seems to be incorrect), but it wouldn't even occur to me to reason in that way.

I did everything I could at that moment. I posted my message at 1:08 AM my time – I was going to go to sleep and couldn't continue. Now I'm at work and won't be free until around 7:00 PM, so I can't spend that time looking for parallels between the events of October 30th and the players.

No, no, no, I didn't say anything about not touching anyone – don't attribute that to me. :3

A sociopath is a type of psychopath, a pathology of behavior that lies exclusively in the sphere of social behavior, an individual with a clinical inability to adapt to human society. The term, as well as the diagnosis of "sociopathy," has not found application in Soviet and Russian psychiatry and is used in practice mainly by European and American psychiatrists. A sociopath is an individual who is antisocial at his core and, as a result, is always in conflict, but does not learn from unpleasant experiences and punishments that are the result of his own deviant behavior. He lacks loyalty to society and those around him, including his closest people. His pathology lies in his inability to behave – to observe the norms of behavior accepted in a given society, to be responsible for his actions, and to respect the rights of others. In other words, a sociopath is socially defective. A basic ethological characteristic of a sociopath is that, no matter how pathological his actions may seem to other people, he himself does not feel guilty because of them, but at the same time, he is not devoid of critical perception of his behavior, like an idiot; it is simply that this perception is distorted in him. For a sociopath, there is no usual system of values; he treats human life as such with complete disregard. The mental balance of a sociopath can be disrupted by any trifle: any image, smell, sound, color. Something disrupts the internal well-being of a defective personality, and the sociopath instantly becomes enraged, outwardly similar to the manifestations of ordinary psychosis. A sociopath often has the ability to gain respect and love from people of certain psychotypes and to achieve their obedience. He knows how to act correctly, but he is not interested in it. He lacks conscience; he does not experience or hardly experiences feelings of remorse, anxiety, or guilt in cases where normal people may experience these feelings. The further the pathology progresses, the more firmly the sociopath is convinced that the evil he does is actually good. Sociopathy is especially subtly veiled in those cases when the latent goals of behavior are clearly deviant, but the behavior itself produces the impression of being normal, until finally the true intentions of the sociopath are revealed. Sociopaths often realize themselves in various kinds of sectarian movements. According to Robert Campbell, the most dangerous sociopaths are capable not only of behaving correctly but also of isolating their followers from sources of information that contradict what they say publicly. The sociopath creates a situation in which people have the opportunity to listen only to his "teaching." He makes himself the supreme authority, does not encourage independent thinking in his listeners. He does not want them to check whether his knowledge is correct or not. He proceeds from the assumption that anyone who disagrees with him is wrong.

But you didn't choose a candidate for execution, did you?

I think I'll go and do some work, because spending all my time on forums isn't good.

Well, you're linking every game to my hobby now! I should probably change it!

So, you think it's normal that you're fixated on just one piece of evidence?))

Why didn't you consider the other corpse? Because the Mafia killed him?)

Don't write things that aren't related to the game. It's not nice to appeal to that.

But you're saying that your actions should be evaluated differently because you're a newbie.

Kosh, are you going to vote to execute Ment? If not, why? If yes, why?