Posts from Mafia 80. Chronicles in Plasticine.

About the game. It was a good experience, and the balance turned out to be interesting. The early game was very challenging, but things improved significantly later on, which is ideal because it creates a good level of tension and encourages strategic decision-making (what else can you focus on without neutral dwellings?).
Overall, Ment wrote well about the game itself. I just want to add that the soundtracks were particularly enjoyable.

Thanks to everyone for the game! I think this game was my favorite out of the three I participated in. It was fun! Oot, well done, very cool and original setting and excellent hosting! I hope I didn't bother you too much with my numerous questions. Among the players, I was most impressed by Rudyy, Shamrock, and most of all... Gur! What a master of persuasion! So concise, and what a result!

About myself. My role in this game boiled down to "Hey, stop messing around, let's execute someone! No, we can only execute one player!" This is stupid and boring, and the only time I couldn't vote for anyone, and no one was executed, it even annoyed me. Since then, I've had a strong urge to switch to the mafia's side (also, see my annoyance with Vespyr and Arandor, which, apparently, is because they had some information, but were completely unwilling to promote their ideas).
I regret not causing more chaos. Besides, the mafia wouldn't have blocked me, and I could have killed and resurrected Highness in exchange for a scooter. I would have written my own ending in a note and left. But I held back, and here we are, we won.

About the players:
1) Larisa. Everything was well-organized. The best daytime game.
2) Ment. Misled many people. Good.
3) Haynes. Confused me with notes at the beginning of some day (which successfully coincided with my clouded judgment due to emotions).
4) 0ix. The best of his games, IMHO.
5) Shamrock, good game, it's a pity he died.
6) Neyra, thank you for saving my skin.
7) Arandor, Vespyr - just need to wait.
8) Parazon, Kosha, Gur - I didn't like their game. Although I could have prevented the first one from playing, but if you think hard enough, you can always find a way out.
9) Ursula, Rimpel - they couldn't play.

And I figured out the clues myself, only the first one correctly, but not the second one)). I figured out the second one like this: 1968 -> Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for "deciphering the genetic code and its role in protein synthesis." What a funny coincidence!

Although, regarding Kosha, it can be noted that a couple of her posts were enough to understand her affiliation with the city + NOTE!

you just have to wait.

It seems this meaningful thought arose as a continuation of this -> "my frustration with Vespyr," and it perfectly fits any ending – wait until they execute her, wait until they kill her, ... but okay.)

It seems this profound thought arose as a continuation of this -> "my annoyance with Vesper," and it perfectly fits any ending - wait until they execute her, wait until they kill her, ... but okay.)

It's simpler than that; just wait for critical thinking to return.

Oh, what a great game! It's a pity I didn't get to play, but I enjoyed reading about it.
Congratulations on the victory!

What a funny coincidence!

But the fun doesn't end there. ;) Shortly after my death, I came up with interpretations of the clues that led to Neyra, namely: 1) in the signature of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle ---> they are mutants ---> mutations are changes in the genotype; 2) registration date of March 15 ---> date of birth of Zh.I. Alferov ---> Nobel Prize "for the development of semiconductor heterostructures for high-speed and optoelectronics" ---> heterogeneous planar nanostructures (yes, I was completely off, but still). So, if you hadn't killed me, we would have had some decent barbarians. :)

5) Shamrock, a good player, it's a pity he's gone.

As time showed, I was removed at a very opportune moment, otherwise I would have caused even more trouble. And the city was already on the verge of collapse, after the failed execution of Gur, it seemed that nothing good could happen. But we managed to pull through, although the "pro-players" had planned everything quite well.

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In general, thank you all for the game! And, of course, I join in the congratulations and gratitude to the GM. Excellent debut, Ooot, keep it up!

after the execution of Gur was thwarted, it was hard to believe that anything good could happen.

Why? In my opinion, by that time the city already had a significant advantage. All the mafia members were revealed, and the maniac too.

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Poor Gur! He finally got a city role, but no – the mafia recruited him in the very first turn!

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And my number 13, on the other hand, is lucky – all three games were played as different factions.

Why? In my opinion, by that time the city already had a significant advantage. All the Mafia members were eliminated, and the maniac too.

Well, after that, Ment was still considered a maniac, so it wasn't that obvious. If they had managed to kill Tuborg, it could have caused serious problems for the city.

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Oh, and yes, Rudy mentioned the notes. So, gentlemen, I didn't write a single one, and it wasn't even my idea; it was all my team's doing.

In my defense, I'll say that practice, writing reports, and waking up almost every day at six in the morning – and I can barely string a coherent sentence together when it comes to work.

Checking and comparing are the strongest roles.

And the most interesting ones!