Posts from Мафия 62. The Witcher

Something written once can be considered a provocation. Twice – it’s already…
Do you really think my reasoning is pointless?

Regarding the players – yes. I don’t understand why you sometimes address me formally and sometimes informally. The second option is preferable.
Arandor was the first to vote. Therefore, for me, he is currently a good guy. He tried to save Toria. Unsuccessfully, though. But, in my opinion, he really hesitated, and didn’t just pretend to be trying to fix the situation.
Regarding the voting. At least one of the Mafia should have voted for Toria. But not all at once, subtly. The votes were: Neyra, Wolfstet, Sub-Zero, Gur. I believe the second one. I’ll write about the first one later. She has disappointed me. I wrote about Sub-Zero… I think he is actually a good guy. Why would a Mafia member get so upset if he is suspected? He wouldn’t leave. But a good guy might. Something about the Hive is that people tend to reveal themselves, looking for a replacement if someone looks at them the wrong way. Like, “I don’t want to play with such a stupid town,” yeah right. Nonsense. If you can’t prove you’re a good guy, 75% of the problem is yours. I wrote about Gur. And I’m starting to like the Neyra-Gur pair more and more. They could be a good team. She subtly defended him somewhere. Saying that his activity depends on his mood.

To Dasha. I won’t quote 100500 messages. I’m too lazy to look for proof. I’ve already highlighted those posts. Why can’t we draw conclusions from the fact that Sub-Zero left? We can. The Mafia would have stopped him. Well, there’s a possibility that things didn’t work out with the team, but I think that’s unlikely.
I already agree about Neyra. I’ll quote something interesting later.
Regarding the lists. They are useful for the good guys. Look, we’ll hang a Mafia member. And he wrote the list. As a result, we get food for thought. That’s good.

Neyra also responded to Dasha, who is a Mafia member. They are not together.

for me, you are more Mafia than I am

Here. What is that?
So, you are still Mafia? Just a smaller one than Dasha?

Let’s just get the newspaper already, okay? х)

I don't believe that Grave is playing for the town and went to kill. Regarding his goal, we can recall who played in the previous Mafia game and try to assemble a team of Mafia members. Who was with me in the Mafia? Me, Sub, Phoenix, Yashchur, Kosha, and Ment. The last two are gone, Sub left (he probably wouldn't have done that if he were Mafia), Yashchur is passive, but maybe Mir is still around, and Phoenix remains. Why not?

As for Torii, the description of the execution seemed peaceful to me, unfortunately. Although he could have suggested an option with blocking himself.

Here. What is that?
So, are you still Mafia? Just smaller than Dasha?

No, I'm not Mafia at all))

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Regarding Toriy, the description of the execution seemed peaceful, unfortunately. Although he could have suggested a self-block.

In my opinion, self-blocking is terrible. He blocked himself and was eliminated because of it, which is stupid.
But yes, the description did seem peaceful to me.

The question isn't whether it's a "cheese strategy" or not, but rather what it was capable of.
But let's just call it a "quirk" to avoid getting complacent.

and Phoenix remains. Why not?

Firstly, based on your reasoning, not only I remain, but you do too, and moreover, you were the most dissatisfied with Orton's game and the weakness of the city punishment. Should I send you the log from the previous game's mafia theme?
Secondly, I'm playing, not arranging arguments about past games, and while playing with me in the previous game, you should have understood this.
Your attack, Sir Arandor, as with the block, looks like a search for a candidate for execution the next day, and if you are mafia, then most likely you were trying to kill Orton for that very purpose.

I said that the punishment wasn't equivalent to the consequences of revealing the identity, but I wasn't the most upset about it.
Why should I? We didn't discuss anything like that, especially since Ortonn's murder can be interpreted in different ways. It could even be a noble goal if you don't want to kill others on the first night or if it's simply a matter of justice.
No, I will look for a candidate based on clues, if there are any, or based on some other information. The night will tell.

Why should he? We didn't discuss anything like that, especially since Ortonn's murder can be interpreted in different ways. It could even be a noble goal if you don't want to kill others on the first night or simply because it's justified.

Or maybe the randomizer chose him?

That's why I don't like the absence of murders on the first night; it's hard to understand what's happening, and there's no information.

No, I will be looking for the candidate based on the evidence.

Just like in that mafia, where you supposedly executed the doctor based on the evidence?

Which one? )

Or maybe the randomizer picked it?

Unfortunately, the randomizer usually picks those who are a pity to kill. IT DOESN'T CARE ABOUT MY OPINION AND MY FEELINGS!!11

Unfortunately, the randomizer usually picks those who are a pity to kill. IT DOESN'T CARE ABOUT MY OPINION AND MY FEELINGS!!11

It's trying to control you.

Besides, he always shoots accurately.

Which one?

In game number 20 - /topic/7287/
They came up with such a beautiful story based on clues and then ruined it by killing off the doctor.

Lol, I had already forgotten. But what's the point of reminiscing about such an old game of Mafia, where I was also accused and had to eliminate everyone? You're rushing things; we still need to get through this night.

You might as well mention the first Mafia game.

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You're rushing things; we still need to survive this night.

Look, he's hinting that he's going to kill Fenya!