Posts from Mafia 76. Illumination Auto-translated

Thanks to everyone for the game, and congratulations to Ursula on the victory.

Yeah, I would have written everything you need to know about Ursula's execution. Anyway, no one could have stopped us. But the sequence of actions and the city's unwillingness to hang Kosh… that definitely ruined all the plans.

I've made it a rule for myself never to blindly trust notes again. Even with a double dash.

Menta was punished for this a hundred years ago; he's been burned out on double dashes for a long time.

I hope the city won't be so quick to execute people based on psychology anymore.

Dream on.

Morni, share your impressions of playing an "open" role, where you don't have to justify to everyone that you're not the Mafia.

Basically, it's like the earth: no one listens to the king, everyone thinks they're very smart, and that's the result. Also, as I already wrote in the elite chat, it was interesting to observe the obsession of half the players to kill the king, and the other half to protect him, considering that I didn't do anything during the game, and that the role was completely useless.
But at least you can change your avatar.

As a Heroes player, I believe it, but I couldn't have known that beforehand, based on my previous experience.

It was interesting to watch how half of the players were obsessed with killing the king, while the other half were determined to protect him.

I also couldn't understand why it was so important for us to kill you...

for the sake of fairness, I should note that even if we had executed Kosh, we would have still lost. In that case, the Emissary would have had 2+1 votes out of 8 players, so any recruitment or kill would have resulted in the Emissary winning. And in the last night, both happened.

In the sixth - the last sentence. I wouldn't have written it just like that at the end of the newspaper.

I understand. I interpreted it as "everything is very bad, and the Emissary almost won."

A few more words about the executions. Someone wrote that everyone unconditionally believed in Toks and Kosh. In reality, that's not true. I was personally 50% wrong about Vistrit and the Winner).

Ursulku, congratulations on the well-deserved victory! Good game! I'll write more details later this evening about what I think.
Best regards to everyone.
My notes are in quotation marks.

Arandor explained his position regarding the game in detail, but didn't explain why they were so eager to eliminate Drakkosha.

Because then there would have been a chance to win. Ment has already explained everything.

As expected, double standards, Arko. Here's what you said, translated into Russian:

I promised to play in a similar way and I did, it's just that in our case, the team turned out to be more suitable, more focused on daytime play and other non-killing roles, rather than on killings. This team isn't from the 7th Mafia, where there was only one killer, but you can still see the difference.

that we couldn't count on you?

Well, it would be strange to sit out the entire game when a chance finally appeared. In this case, a more logical option could have been assumed, rather than sticking to old habits.
By the way, Ment, what do you think about the accidental and erroneous calculation of your true affiliation with the Mafia? It's funny that now we've figured you out, because you've figured me out several times through random guesses based on various non-killing roles, which weren't even mine or something else.

Wow! I really didn't expect to win when I submitted my turn yesterday. Beginners get lucky, and this game proves it. The defender worked twice successfully. Overall, it was more about luck than skill.
Thank you to all the players for the game. I'm glad I got to play with such interesting people. I think I'll be here for a while. Sorry for being so harsh on the last day; I was nervous and didn't mean to offend anyone.

Rayne, thank you so much for the engaging game, the clues, and for answering my countless questions.

It's funny that now we've figured you out, but before, you repeatedly used random guesses to identify me based on various non-player characters, which weren't even mine or anything.

Oh, and by the way, we killed you because we suspected you were the one protecting Ples in the first night.

But I'm defending randomly... (
there you go again with your randomness. Seriously, stop doing that.

PALESNOGO, congratulations on the victory. I wrote my thoughts about the game in the game chat. Special thanks to the team, you deserved it.

I promised to play in a similar way and I did.

Thus, I lost the right to tell others that "you are staying at home when you shouldn't." I hope you understand.

You can’t let the maniac run wild – because that’s nonsense. Or at least don’t give him a 75% shield. The shield is needed by those who are actually USEFUL.
But the Mafia can do anything – that’s what they’re there for.

Well, let me summarize a few things.
The team was amazing, Kosha, Neyra, you guys are awesome, it was great playing with you, I want to do it again. Alex, thanks for the game, it's a shame you weren't around much.
In general, the fact that I was absent for quite a while did have an impact. I failed to identify Mold, Ursula, and the Winner, even though I could have. And I almost believed Mentu. Well, I need to keep playing, remember how to do it properly, that's one thing.
My main problem is my temper and emotionality, that's two. When they started putting pressure on me on the second day, I snapped and didn't see anyone in Vissi except my enemy, so I went on the offensive against him on the third day, although, if I had been calmer, I would have realized that he was a town, that no one was really protecting him, which means there was no connection. Sorry, buddy, it's my fault.
The Winner... Well, there are two factors. I haven't played with him in a long time, so I thought his playstyle here was just his usual style, but I was wrong. The second is Ursula's excellent play; we thought she was Grace until the Winner was eliminated.
Ursula is a real discovery. She solved the clues, played well during the day, made excellent recruitments, and managed the night phase well. Look how she guessed about Mold, right?
As for the others, briefly. We thought Heroista was peaceful until it became obvious that he was a Mafia member, so he played well. Nefela is quite smart; I think she played the town role well. Saret is great; I was almost sure of him from the very beginning.
Revan, by the way, why isn't the block mentioned in the newspaper on the sixth night?
I think we played well at night when we went to do the double kill, we guessed two Mafia members, it's a shame it didn't work out. The investigations were, I think, quite well-executed. We healed and protected the serial killer, of course, but that's just it, Ursula simply played great.
Our notes contain a lot of chatter; we didn't write any fake notes.
By the way, who wrote the note that exposed Ursula? I believed her, let's say, and for some reason, I thought it was Saret, whom we thought was Faris, not Brown, but who was it really?