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Posts from Mafia 77. Brave New WorldAuto-translated
By the way, a sudden question arises: what if a firefighter invites their murderer to a lecture?
In general, it's interesting why use a lecture when there's a normal defense that has no risks? Or is it specifically to take someone down with you to the grave?
And again about the road official: I think his special ability needs to be changed. Besides the fact that it's not very fair if an untouchable mafia can methodically eliminate weak units if there are no ranged units among them, a stalemate can occur if there is a blocker among them. Then neither the city can eliminate the official, nor the official can eliminate the city.
I'm also confused that one mafia has 5 players, and the other has 4.
1) New version of "iFone" (every two nights) -- each player (except other corporations) has a 50% chance of losing 100 rubles to Pineapple. 2) Bribe -- freely gives the "iFone" to a player. Loses 400 rubles to the player, but the player loses all votes for the next day to Pineapple.
It would be logical if the prices in these night actions were the same.
2) Safety Lecture – invites the player to a special lecture at the fire station. The target player shares the fate of the firefighter: if the firefighter is alive, the player is also alive; if the firefighter is killed, the player is also killed.
And by the way, if the target player is killed, is that considered protection?
1. Does the player know their current balance, or can they only guess based on the events in the newspaper? 2. What happens to the funds of eliminated players (if they had any)? Can they bequeath them to someone, or do they disappear?
1. They know. I'll make the actions in the newspaper that change the funds only partially visible: just the fact. So it will be difficult to understand from the newspapers. I'll write separately what is visible and what is not... 2. Nothing happens; they disappear. They will be restored in case of resurrection.
Does "ripping out %username%'s guts and using them as rope" fall within the bounds of reason?
Of course.
Whose stats increase? The economist's?
Yes, his.
It might seem like a silly question, but after the last game, I can't help but ask: does it kill absolutely everyone, or are there exceptions?
Everyone without exception. Unless they can be saved by defenses, of course, natural ones.
Do I understand correctly that losing money here equals death?
Correct, Toxic.
What will happen if an official is left alone against a group of townspeople who don't have killing abilities?
That's a valid question. I'll change the ability so that it doesn't create too absurd situations where an official single-handedly defeats half the town. Let him have one save from execution, and it doesn't necessarily have to be his own, but any member of the team...
Menti, how many turnips do I have to give you so that you give me the Doctor?
Oh, Kosha, unfortunately, the random generator doesn't work with turnips. I wouldn't mind accepting them, because I'm quite the corrupt official, but alas.
And why only once? Is it far to run to the TARDIS? In general, it's an interesting ultimate ability. It will be especially interesting if he accidentally protects someone, and the target who didn't die due to the protection dies.
I must admit, I didn't anticipate that twist... Well, if it's going to be a full block, and not a "local" one, then I'll have to rewrite the whole newspaper and everything might change. So the idea is to guess the killer and prevent him from killing, and that's where the Doctor's power ends. True, it would be too complicated. Life didn't prepare me for that.
Which ones? Can you be more specific?
I'll write it down.
If there's a choice, do all the funds remain in place?
Yes. The role turned out to be useful, but the probability that it will be sponsored is not very high, so I think it's justified.
Isn't it too much? Maybe at least once every three nights? And it could guarantee depriving several randomly selected players of money, while with the rest, it's luck of the draw. Or, say, guarantee depriving a third of randomly selected players of money, rounding up. You can leave it as is, I just don't really like randomness. But make the application less frequent, that's for sure.
The point is that the amount is not very large; it is unlikely to significantly affect the game... But in principle, I will listen, it will be once every three nights.
Maybe make the theft last for a couple of days? Or until the end of the game, but somehow limit it? Because 400 for one miserable theft for a day...
Well, the prices for this and the previous ability are very closely related. Okay, since the cooldown is longer, I'll reduce the price here too. Let it be 300.
Maybe make the ultimate ability more powerful? Because it seems a bit unfair.
Considering the added debuff, I think it's enough... Or do you think otherwise?
Randomly? Or does it choose based on the type "deprive such-and-such role of such-and-such ability"?
Randomly. There are not so many abilities in the game, and each individual role has a limited number of abilities, depriving a specific role of something specific can completely destroy its meaning. And random is random.
Here, by the way, what happens to the money of those killed who weren't killed by poverty?
The answer is there. Nothing.
I understand that if you give her the ability to earn money, you can simply give the victory to the mortgage even before the game starts, but... Well, okay, let it be as it is.
Well, in my games, maniacs are traditionally not too overpowered, although I love them. The mortgage has good chances with careful, accurate play.
Nothing happens; they simply burn out. They will be restored if resurrected.
Can a person with 0 gold be resurrected? Let's say someone is trying to take their money, the Doctor blocks the attacker, and everything is fine. And if so, what will happen to their funds? Will they retain the amount they had before the attempt?
That's why the idea is to guess the murderer and prevent them from killing, and the Doctor's power is limited to that. However, it would be too complicated.
What if the player controlling the Doctor isn't very perceptive and makes a mistake? Anything can happen. Think about this.
That's why the prices for this and the previous research are very closely related. Okay, since the cooldown is longer, I'll reduce the price here as well. Let it be 300.
In my opinion, it would be better not to reduce the price but to make the bribe itself more powerful. But it's up to you.
Considering the added drawback, I think it's enough... Or do you think otherwise?
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