Posts from Mafia 76. Illumination

According to my table, one of you is armed, while the other is unarmed.

well, then I'm probably not wrong about the voice.
but I'm curious, how did you figure that out?

well, then I'm probably not wrong about the voice.
but I'm curious, how did you figure that out?

I, like you, am confident in my role and in my table. One of you is a Mirki. Mirki are not armed.

I, like you, am confident in my role and in my stats. One of you is a world. Worlds are not armed.

The question was - why only one of them? Why not both? I couldn't find such information in the newspapers. Ursula was only being protected and healed; theoretically, we could be the two remaining non-yellow worlds.

So, who's the real maniac, huh? And who will be left in the end?

perhaps Nefera could be. Well, if only based on the table.

Overall, I see Heroist as a male, Sareth as a male or, stretching it a bit, also a male, Ursula as a likely male, and Nefela as a less likely, but possible, male.

Of course, trying to execute a peaceful Kosh is just wrong. How could they even execute Kosh? She's so cute! Ugh, bad, bad, bad. And the fact that you have four candidates for the role of mana user is fine. Psychology will save you. Well, maybe you'll finally get lucky on the third try and hang the one you wanted. Or maybe not.

Currently, there are 9 players, and 5 votes are needed for an execution. The Emissary has a triple vote. 1) If we execute a recruited player and the Emissary recruits a new one at night: 8 players, 5 votes needed, and the Emissary has a triple vote. 2) If we don't execute anyone and the Emissary recruits: 9 players, 5 votes needed, and the Emissary has a quadruple vote. 3) If we execute the wrong player and the Emissary recruits, we lose. 4) If we execute a recruited player and the Maniac doesn't recruit: 8 players, 5 votes needed, and the Emissary has a double vote. 5) If we don't execute anyone and the Emissary doesn't recruit: 9 players, 5 votes needed, and the Emissary has a triple vote. 6) If we execute the wrong player and the Emissary doesn't recruit: 8 players, 5 votes needed, and the Emissary has a triple vote. If, in the first two cases, the Mafia kills someone, the Emissary wins. If the Emissary already has a quadruple vote, we should only consider options 4 and 6. Essentially, there is no difference between executing a recruited player and not executing anyone. I would prefer the latter. We could try to eliminate the Maniac with blocks, but he will likely just stop recruiting. There is also hope for the Scout, who could expose all the remaining armed players, but it's not certain that he hasn't been recruited. If you have any ideas about all of this, please share them. For now, it seems like we should execute someone and hope for blocks, even if we're wrong. There aren't many options left with two blockers, at best.

Execute the recruited unit, hoping for a block and for scouting. That's all. This option is better than not executing and not guessing correctly.

If we mess up now, let the Heroes player come to me at night, since he's so fixated on me and wants to kick me out of the game. There's no point for the Blocker to come to me if he hasn't been recruited; it's better to turn this block into a potential maniac.
And why are we executing the cute maniac anyway? Let's just keep eliminating the Mafia members, because the MANIAC IS USEFUL TO THE TOWN.

And why are we executing this cute little guy? Let's just keep killing those Mafia members, and MANIAC is USEFUL to the city.

It seems like you want to kneel before the False Emperor. Did the King mean nothing to you, just like Helligate? Yes? And was the oath to protect the King and your country just empty words? Yes? I understand everything now.

The Maniac was last useful to the city in the Arandor mafia, when he was actively eliminating negative elements. Now, it's not even called "laying low," but "preaching." Well, that's fine.

if you're so fixated on me and want to take me out of the game

You don't interest me. I'm interested in your role and your involvement, as well as your daytime voice, which isn't your own. These things don't go well together when fighting against an emissary.

Execute the recruited unit and hope for a block, plus for scouting. That's all. This option is better than not executing and not guessing correctly.

How is it better than the option of "not executing"?

how is it better than the option of "not executing him"?

Well, at least it prevents the maniac from recruiting someone else. Then, during the day, not only will we not have the right to make a mistake, but anything could happen – someone might commit a murder at night, or, for example, he might currently be controlling one of the Mafia members and direct him to protect Koshi, leading to a victory. But with this option, he won't be able to do either.