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Autopsies are prohibited. Decomposition is a natural process.

In this case, it wasn't like that. The only thing Tox was guided by when making the decision was Hama's status, in case the Winner checked him (but he didn't). That's how I understood it.

Why? It's obvious.

Everything is well thought out.

No, the rules shouldn't be different for each side. They shouldn't regulate the game balance for each side, otherwise it will be detrimental even at the stage of creating the setting.

I still don't think that the Mafia should be strengthened because of this. It's possible to prohibit the town from doing something, but allowing the Mafia to do it would be incorrect.

Well, that's just great. Whoever believed him was wrong. The Mafia deceived the town, everything is correct, what's the problem? And you didn't even give him a modkill, so the situation is just laughable, but you gave it to Orton.

Being a good Mafia player is a talent! It's a genuine natural inclination of the intellect, a gift given to a person from above, and not given to everyone. All sorts of losers like to justify themselves by saying that they don't play to win, but just to have a good time, but this is all self-deception and auto-training; they are stuck in their low-level swamp. A Mafia god analyzes the entire newspaper with one hand, while keeping the other on Wikipedia and Google. A Mafia lord sees all the threads, all the connections between people in the discussion, as well as instinctively feels which barber suits which person from those he found in the search engine. Stupid casual Mafia players are obsessed with collective discussions, while a Mafia lord is a person free from being a hardcore gamer. Each analysis takes twenty minutes! A true Mafia master simply sits down at the screen, calmly turns on an anime from Naruto, and with a second deft movement, stirs sugar into a mug of coffee. Coffee serves as fuel for a mighty mind, speeding up blood flow through the veins and sharpening the senses, allowing for intense brainstorming, and sleep deprivation helps to think outside the box. What if the town's shooter intentionally killed a peaceful player? What if the Mafia took a risk and hit their own peaceful player? What if the maniac has a gradual plan to eliminate victims? How will the crazy, bloodthirsty planner behave? Then the Mafia sensei takes out a sheet of paper and lays out a detective scheme on it, so that all the connections, clues, and details are more visible. Where did Gur buy his weapon? Why is there no factory number on it? How to blackmail him to get to the dealer? What was the motive of the killer of Nebo? What do the three shots from a pistol in the chest mean? All those little things that an ordinary Mafia player doesn't notice or misses are obvious to a Mafia general because he has an unconventional mindset, which is not given to everyone. "No one expected such a turn of events," "the murder was committed with cruelty," "the killer caught up with the victim in her apartment" - a true Mafia professional never rejects any piece of text, and therefore sees clues where two dozen Mafia amateurs cannot find them, because he has a flexible and logical mind, and the game of Mafia is built on logic. Let the Mafia underachievers console themselves with not winning but participating, or just playing, but the Mafia ruler knows that as much as a person is not smart in the game, so much is he stupid in life.

To everyone

Moderated: INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE in the message

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