Posts from Mafia 80. Chronicles in Plasticine. Auto-translated

That's great...
I'm currently very busy and have a lot on my mind. I'll try to help as much as I can, but don't expect miracles; at best, I'll be available to offer input.
And if the status update is accurate, then take a closer look at Vespyr; she might be the one.

Hold on, what is there to watch now...? The only Windows-based city map was taken down yesterday, right?

Hold on, what are we supposed to be watching? Didn't they destroy the only Windows-based city yesterday?

Yeah, go ahead and execute me.

Well, in that case, there's nothing left to do but execute Vesper. But I'm not sure if the note is correct. If anything comes up, I should be able to revote tomorrow, but I'm leaving now.

Umm... guys, sorry for the silly question, but why Vesper?
Where's the motive? ...just a note?

Well, in that case, there's nothing left to do but execute Vespyr. But I'm not sure about the note. If anything, I should be able to revote tomorrow, and I'm leaving now.

I believe the note.

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uh... guys, sorry for being dumb, but why Vespyr?
What's the motive? ...just the note?

Observant.

Let's take a look.
Based on the voting, Vesper is justified. And Kosha is highly likely as well. That's the first thing.
Neyra looks a bit unconvincing in this regard. The justification is a rather abrupt vote without much thought, which isn't typical for the Mafia as a whole. But it doesn't prove anything.
Your Highness, Gur – they are our teammates without votes. The second one simply isn't active, which is a recurring problem. The first one joined late and didn't cast a vote because she didn't trust Rudyy, or pretended not to.
Arandor – it's ambiguous. We tried to expose him based on his behavior, but failed. In terms of voting, it's a positive factor that he voted fourth, which is good. A negative factor is that he subtly tried to push for Rudyy's execution for a long time, even though he didn't cast a vote. Plus, he blocked someone and left a note. I always struggle with notes, but the block speaks against him, along with the lack of a Mafia kill. So, he's more likely to be Mafia.
Larisa – there's a clear contrast with the previous game, especially since we were on the Mafia team back then. I don't believe she's Mafia.
Saret... In terms of voting, he's more justified than Arandor. In terms of everything else, I don't know, although he seems to be doing better compared to the last time he was on the Mafia team.
What's bad is that I can't pair them up. The dialogues between the suspects are either non-existent or not very informative. But for now, that's how it looks.

execute Vesper

Do you think Vesper voted against her own team?

Do you think Vespyr was targeting their own teammate?

I do.

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And also, I understand your attitude towards Haines and Guru regarding their behavior. I don't deny it, but still, right now, I'd rather be a complete idiot, believing Koshe, or realize our very, very modest chance.

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Ment, you ignored my question. Write down the Mafia and the Town members.

Shamrock created some difficulties for the city in the end, and he also framed me. I suggest we execute MyHighness.
I don't believe the hacker's note, and it seems there's a good player in the mafia.

I believe the note is genuine. It’s just that doubts are eating away at me. I can’t even tell if Bill was blocking or defending.

I think

So, let's say, what's the malicious intent?

And also, I understand your attitude towards Haines and Guru regarding their behavior. I don't deny it, but still, right now, I'd rather be either a complete fool, believing Koshe, or realize our very, very modest chance.

If possible, explain in more detail.

moment, and you ignored my question. write down the mafia and the townspeople.

Let my opinion evolve a little more. Although for now, Neyra, Highness, Arandor, Gur, I would say, but that's just for now.

Hold on, Aretz is voting against the High Command. This changes things...

NNV.

Sincerely,
Gur

However.

Sincerely,
Gur