Posts from Mafia 80. Chronicles in Plasticine.

There is no one left to decipher the clues.
As for May 8th, I can't say anything because I don't know what clues Oot has.
Regarding the non-player characters in the newspaper, I have no new ideas beyond what has already been discussed.

Now there's no one left to decipher the clues.

Why not try to figure it out ourselves? It's not very constructive.

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Regarding the Necropolis in the newspaper, I have no ideas besides the ones already mentioned.

By the way, various and contradictory assumptions were made. "No one," "I can't," "I don't know," "no" – there's not much semantic weight to your post. :(

Others aren't doing so well; we've already checked.
What can you do? Everything looks a bit confusing, although there are some theories, of course. The sabotage is probably related to the antenna, and the screams might be connected to the robot and the bear. That's it.

Others aren't doing so well; we've already checked.

It varies. ;)
So, are you saying that something about a surrender should be considered evidence in Ursula's murder?

Questions for the GM:
1) When a beast is killed with a cannon, is a clue given about the killer?
2) In the description of the "Ancient Memory" bear's ability, what is meant by "encounter"?
3) How do you get into the cockpit of the killed robot, Bill?

My interpretation of what happened at night:
Tuborg - was likely idle (no doubt about it).
Glinok - possibly hacking the cannon ("Tap-tap... Checking... This thing works?"), but I'm not sure.
Willy Barankin - I don't see any non-displayed actions.
Robot Bill - either defending or blocking Rudy ("someone was stomping with metal feet so hard that the ground shook in neighboring houses").
Zombojashik (Rimp) - most likely conducting his own research, but due to his premature death, nothing came of it (perhaps the words about the antenna relate to this, but I don't really believe it...).
Sheep - no non-displayed actions are shown.
Guy with a hammer - persistently bothering Rudy ("Someone was banging on the door with a hammer as hard as they could until the homeowner yelled at them to leave").
Beast (Ursula) - most likely stayed at home.
Hacker - most likely comparing statuses (not displayed), but perhaps decided to immediately use his ultimate ability (this can be linked to the words about the antenna, and there are no notes about it)... although this is strange, it's possible.
Windows (standard) - it's clear, he killed Ursula with a cannon.
Virus 1: Most likely, 'someone screamed loudly: "ME BILL… BILL GATES…”', or the antenna malfunction is a distraction.
Virus 2: if there was a distraction, then he was probably stealing a voice, and if not, then he did nothing.
Bear: if there was a distraction, then he was redirecting. There is no trace of his surveillance anywhere, which kind of hints at it... unless the bear is Rudy, of course.
Windows 2000: firstly, he killed Rimp with a crown, and secondly... most likely, he was reading manuals ("a piercing cry from the mushroom forest").

The clue to the maniac is most likely in the phrase "Your fate was determined the moment you switched to Unix, traitor!", there doesn't seem to be anything else. The clue to the Mafia Windows user is most likely in the phrase about surrender, yes... unless there even is one. Tomorrow I'll try to assign it to someone.

Yeah, that’s why those words seem the most out of place in the text. Although, who knows, maybe Oot is used to expressing himself that way, but I would write it differently if I were writing a newspaper. But even the last sentence doesn’t sound entirely usual.

But even the last sentence doesn't seem entirely ordinary.

Why did it seem unusual?

And about the sabotage and the antenna. The sabotage itself isn't displayed; only the "diversionary maneuver" that allows it to be carried out is displayed. But if the antenna is a maneuver, then what about the complaints about Bill Gates?

We could have ended the newspaper with different words, not these.

Clearly, I haven't memorized everything yet.
The version with the robot is the only one available, unless, of course, a bear can climb into a living robot.

Well, you certainly have a flexible stance. But we still need to speculate. I don't even know how to connect it to the last phrase, but we can try. Is it worth it?

1) A clue is given. 2) If the bear uses a Night Action (ND) on the robot, the robot becomes a Mafia member. 3) Send a Night Action "I'm entering the robot" + an ND for the robot. This is not available to Mafia members. If there are multiple requests, the choice will be random.

As for May 8th, I can't say anything because I don't know what evidence Oot has.

So, if we set aside the fact that you don't know Oot's style, can you say anything?

Hello!
I read your comments with interest, without even looking at the newspaper, and I got more information than I would have if I had figured it out myself. ))
What I liked: Shamrock is peaceful now, and the clue about the capitulation makes sense.
What I didn't like: the inertia of Arandor, lol ^^ and Al/El... hmm )
This is just my first impression.

I just realized that this mafia is excessively… well, let’s say “unconventional.”
And honestly, I thought Rimp was Bill, but if everyone’s calling him “Zomboyaschik,” then so be it.
As for the mafia itself, it’s a bit weak, allowing you to kill a strong player right from the start. It’s not a good practice and makes the game less interesting.

The Mafia is a bit weak; it's possible to kill a strong player right from the start. It's not good to do that, and it's not interesting.

This is what distinguishes all the Mafia factions in Heroes. ^^ It's a local quirk; I haven't encountered it anywhere else.

If we disregard the lack of knowledge about Ooot's style, can you say anything?

Well, the clue isn't perfect, and maybe it's even below average, but if there are no other options, we can probably try it. However, in this matter, I'm ready to support any candidate if there's a clue.

And the Mafia is weak, killing a strong player from the start.

or it's cunning and wants to win for sure. Weak players don't always kill strong players; sometimes, strong players can kill strong players.

That's what distinguishes all the Mafias in Heroes.

That's not true.