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Well, objectively speaking, players are active regardless of their affiliation; it usually comes down to having the time and interest in the game (or the lack thereof).
Yes, of course, but the interest itself depends on the intensity of the game. Moreover, during intense moments, players are often forced to write, which allows us to draw conclusions based on the emotional tone of the messages. In general, if the powers that be wanted, I would even try to ban someone.
Well, objectively speaking, players show activity regardless of their affiliation; it usually comes down to having time and an interest in the game itself (or a lack thereof).
For example, I definitely saw WisTrit read the newspaper and had no reaction. I personally find this strange. If he (or she, I don't know) has a town role, then it's unlikely that we should expect activity later on (I'm drawing this conclusion based on the 83rd mafia game). It's more like the game that the mafia showed in the last two games (unfortunately, I have to draw conclusions based only on those, as I didn't participate in others). Maybe WisTrit is actually a "tree" and doesn't see any point in participating at the beginning of the game?
From the interview so far, I don't understand the first question at all; what is it even about?
For example, WisTrit definitely saw (or saw, I don't know) the newspaper and had no reaction. Personally, I find this strange. If he (she) has a town role, then it's unlikely that we should expect activity later on (I'm drawing this conclusion based on the 83rd mafia game). It's more like the game that the mafia showed in the last two games (unfortunately, I have to draw conclusions based only on them, I didn't participate in others). Maybe WisTrit is really a "tree" and doesn't see any point in participating at the beginning of the game?
From the interview, I don't understand the first and third questions at all, what are they about?
A lot of people are getting killed in the expedition, they don't have time for the mafia.
Added 1 minute ago Master, do you have any ideas about who the journalist interviewed?
kcfgogbfalgfl
12 years ago
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Yes, of course, but the interest itself depends on the intensity of the game. Besides, when the tension rises, players are often forced to write.
In Hv, this was the case for the first fifty games, but not anymore. Here, MasteR wrote about Wistrit. It might seem that he is silent because he is a Mafia member ("Mafia members try to remain silent until they are targeted"), but a very likely scenario is that he simply read the newspaper, thought "I'll write something later, maybe," and closed the tab, returning to other tasks. This happens very often, and often, based on this, unsuccessful executions occurred. But since in this case, the player could be either a Mafia member or a Town member, sometimes they were successful, and people might have the impression that such an execution is the right decision.
So many people are rushing into the expedition, they don't have time for chatting.
Added 1 minute ago Master, do you have any ideas about who the journalist interviewed?
Someone connected with "the dark side of the moon."
For now, only Transformers come to mind, but I doubt that's what Ment meant. In general, I wouldn't hide the nickname of the person being interviewed, because the interview itself is very ambiguous.
Рудый
12 years ago
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Mент, could you create a list of actions that are not displayed? They are displayed without nicknames.
Niemand
12 years ago
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Yeah. It's clear that nothing is clear. Ursula seems to have described everything plausibly. But there are questions about the Orc. First, he attacked Hekasan. Then he got beaten by, presumably, the Pink Knight.
The humanoid spat out four teeth. -- Damn it! Only two left, -- he said angrily.
An unclear description. Judging by the description (a pun, by the way) of the roles, the knight barely reaches the Orc's belly. And how could he knock out his jaw? And what about the 2 remaining teeth? Why not one, not three?
And he witnessed a scene where the same enemy slipped on a flat surface, trying to pierce a dwarf with a weapon.
Is that definitely the half-orc's defense? Or was the knight attacked by someone?
It was as if a large reptilian head emerged from the sewer and bit him on the leg.
Who did it bite? The knight? The dwarf? The Orc himself?
And this, Ment, did no one have any morals that night?
Ment
12 years ago
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Hey, can you create a list of actions that aren't being displayed? They're displayed without nicknames.
I'll move it over now.
And hey, did anyone's morale not improve during that night?
If the king is alive, someone must have suffered losses.
Mona
12 years ago
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Can clues be given for incomplete kills? Is there a pattern where if three messages with the same nickname appear, it means three players visited the designated player? This is about Haven.
Ment
12 years ago
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Can clues be given for incomplete murders?
No.
Is there a pattern where if three messages with the same nickname appear, it means three players visited the designated player?
There is no such pattern; I write based on inspiration.
MasteR
12 years ago
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I tried to think more about who the journalist might have been interviewing. I tried to connect "the dark side of the moon" with players. So far, I only have two far-fetched ideas, and both point to Mona.
1) The word Mona is very similar to the word Moon.
2) The avatar shows a profile of a girl, with the second half of her face hidden. Anything could be on the second half of her face, but we don't know, we can't observe it. From this, one can trace some analogy (though it's a bit of a stretch) with the dark side of the moon.
Mona
12 years ago
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What is a journalist? There are two informational roles. Okay, I see. And what are you connecting? Mental's literary talent?
VesperLindt
12 years ago
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Mm... Interesting. ))
Asking about something and then, in the same comment, stating that the question is no longer relevant... without even a minimal time interval... )
It looks like this: "A journalist?! What journalist are you talking about? What are you on about? I don't even know what journalists are! They don't exist!... oh" :)
Mona
12 years ago
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What?
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VesperLindt
12 years ago
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Okay, let's put it another way.
What's the point of asking a question if, by the time you've finished writing the comment, the answer to that question is no longer needed? For now, it seems logical to me only in one case – if a journalist interviewed you and you're pretending it didn't happen.
