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The most interesting thing, as I see it, is that we aren't punishing Sky, since he used suppression today. I'm in favor of closing the day.

Best regards,
Gur

I agree.

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The most interesting thing, as it seems to me, is that we are not punishing Sky, as he used suppression today.

What do you mean? It's a passive ability. It depends on who it affects.

Okay, if it's about closing something, then it's about closing it.

Execute Sky -- 2 (Gur, Amko)
Execute Gura -- 1 (Sky)
Sky was sent to permanent isolation; a psychiatrist will work with him, although there is little hope for the patient's recovery. But most importantly, Sky will no longer pose a deadly threat to the Ants.



But that's a completely different story now, and for now

Players
1 Dragon Nейra Drake
2 Daskalos RiMpel2
3 Technologist Драккошка
4 Senior Advisor Gur
5 Geologist Lord Death
6 Zoologist Amko
7 Guard ToX
8 Biologist Ple-Sen
9 Tromeros Sky
10 Field Engineer Warrior777
11 Defect WisTrit
12 Listening Device OUGHT
13 Orator Arandor
14 Automaton Naver Leengard

Let's go over the clues.

But, apparently, someone offended him in some way; a huge dragon attacked the poor Naver Leengard and cut him down with its jaws.

Almost solved; Sky was on the right track. The clue is "cut down"; in Neyra's signature, there is a picture on the theme of the cartoon "Hackers." The main difficulty in this case is not linking the clue, but highlighting the right word from the context.

Drakkoшка didn't know that someone decided to test her for edibility: a huge creature burned her, saying, "The end of the world!"

People immediately started digging into the end of the world and the like. But in this sentence, it is not written in vain "The end of the world!", but "The end of the worla!", because November 1 (the date can be found in Neyra Drake's profile) is the day of the death of Tsar Alexander III the Peacemaker.

Fortunately, no one was nearby, unless you count the finely chopped pieces of OUGHT: a listening device and other urbanistic gears and eights.

The clue is "urbanistic eights"; they are highlighted quite well. Pope Urban VIII was born on April 5 (see Sky's profile).

Well, next time, the owner needs to close the sub-etheric cage!

Ether is the immaterium -- Amko; the connection is approximately this.

Four microscopes were found in Ple-Sen's closet: it's strange that there are so many.

The difficulty of the clue is in distracting attention from the main thing, and the main thing is "in the closet." Well, it's clear who lives in the closet.

Spare parts from the guard machine ΜΠΣΔ-127 "WisTrit" are for sale, which was destroyed under unknown circumstances in our old capital. You can find out the list of parts and prices at the address: "Chernodyrsky Lane, house 8, basement number 35."

Everyone should have seen this. Black hole -- event horizon -- Sky.

Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
Special thanks to Nebo. But you shouldn't have skipped the battle.

Sincerely,
Gur

THAT’S QUITE THE FINALE! Like something out of a dramatic series. But still, it's good that we won the city. The guys were really great. I’ll show you what I can do yet, mafias!

GG
LUCKERS

Ugh. I almost made it.
Too bad I didn't push hard enough during the day.

Congratulations, city.

I already thought that House-2 would end sooner. City wins. I did get checked on OUGHT on the very first day, but then two of his allies died, and according to his own table, the probability of him being a town member was 50%. Since I'm playing with him for the first time, I couldn't confidently say anything about his affiliation with the town based on his behavior. And this time, there was no Kosheisterics, although Ment will confirm that I really wanted it.

Good game, they played well and sacrificed Toxa, giving the city a chance to win, and the city took that chance. Best regards to everyone :3

A very good and well-structured town game. Initially, useless roles were merged, which only hindered identifying who was who, then the Mafia were defeated, then the Man, an excellent game, in short.

Added the clue decryption to the post about the ending.

This was the best game of my life. I've never played with a better team than this one. Rimpy, Vissy, Morty, you guys are the best! I hope we get to play together again!

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And yes, if it weren't for the series of unfortunate events, we would have won.

My GENIUS plan almost worked, but I got tired of it and decided to speed up the end of this game by killing the last Mafia member. That's what happened.

I remembered something.

The town played brilliantly. The Mafia were noobs. LOL. The town did well. The maniac didn't help much. The town was unlucky. Minus one strong role for the town. The town wasted defenses uselessly. The townspeople are super players. The Mafia were figured out based on their BEHAVIOR. Psychology. The maniac was identified. They solved super complex clues. Luck had nothing to do with it. The townspeople are masters of the Mafia. They wore out all their fingers. The Mafia are lol and noobs. Funny excuses. The Mafia doesn't know how to lose. The town would have lost if the Mafia had been SMARTER. LEARN TO PLAY, GUYS!

Actually, this was the first game I participated in, and I didn't like it at all. Firstly, the behavior of the town on the first day (hello, "killers"!). Note that I'm not criticizing the town based on hindsight – if Tox had turned out to be a mafia member, I would still have condemned that action. Secondly, the style of death messages, which often required "guessing." And in general, the incomplete summary of information about the setting, leaving many facts unresolved. Thirdly, the ending itself, which was a direct consequence of Tox's execution on the first day. What I didn't like about my own actions was that I wasted time with Bayesian expressions, and I overemphasized "playing by the math" (there's also some of my fault in the execution of Tox). I also didn't fully understand why my action in the second round didn't work, even though I wasn't openly blocked (I need to take the time to reread the abilities next time).

I never quite understood why my action didn't go through on the second turn.

The Field Engineer used his ultimate ability, blocking three random players, including you...