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I tried to act under the assumption that the Mafia would definitely kill all the Town members to avoid being identified themselves. Instead, they killed me for no reason. How can I be considered a Town member when Bagler, also known as Renard, tried to lynch me throughout the entire game? And instead of using the Knight of Dawn's ultimate ability to kill the Samurai, they killed Bagler, from whom I had already removed the protection... In the end, more than half of the players were 200% Town members.
Shadow positions herself as the daughter of Darkness. And yet, no yoru, not even one who has faced her directly, can say who or what she is... Is she a humanoid or a half-breed? Is she as powerful as Darkness? Perhaps she was once a yoru, a member of his cult, and then became a special type of dual-elemental djinn? Being a mystery even to her allies, Shadow is completely unknown to her enemies, so they can only guess at what will attack them from the night's darkness... Features: 1. Veil of Unknowing – only allied players know about this role’s existence. 2. Incorporeality – if Shadow skips her turn, all actions against her fail, although the display in the newspaper does not change (the display still changes upon being killed). Does not work against light magic ("Horn of Light" of the unicorn and "Flash" of the Dascalos). 3. Unknown Nature – cannot be bribed or raised by necromancy. Night Actions: 1. Nightmare – blocks a player for two nights. 2. Suffocation – kills a player. Ignores defense if the player is under the effect of Nightmare. Dishonest.
Regarding the set – IMHO, the Haven faction has a set that is too strong for the city. The Hydra is a bit weak. But overall, everything is great. Thanks to Mentu.
I tried to play strategically, assuming that the Mafia would definitely kill all the Town members to avoid being identified. Instead, they killed me for no reason. How can I be considered a Town member when Bugler, also known as Renard, tried to get me killed throughout the entire game? And instead of using the Knight of Dawn's ultimate ability to kill the Samurai, they killed Bugler, even though I had already removed his protection... In the end, more than half of the players were 100% Town members.
The Hydra's poison bypassed defenses. You didn't remove my protection; you killed me. And the Mafia messed up the kill. I don't know if this influenced their decision, but on the last day, I intentionally played to get them killed because I knew I wouldn't be healed.
There's a fresh apple pie on the shelf, you can have it!
No, I won't. I'll just kill you in the next game, if I'm still here and I encounter a Fortress archer, just to prevent you from causing any more harm to the city. This time, they didn't let me...
At first, after all those executions of innocent people, it seemed that the Mafia wouldn't even need to try to win... The city was ready to do all the dirty work for them. I can imagine what fun it was in the Mafia chat, and I'm a little jealous that I wasn't with you.
Thank you, Menti, for the game and the opportunity to choose the role I had long dreamed of playing; I enjoyed it. The newspapers deserve special praise, but I'll just say that they were undoubtedly the most memorable moments of the game and immersed us in the unique atmosphere of Nero's world, filled with mysteries and intrigue.
Thank you, Bagler, for the game. I hope you were at least interested in the setting, even if you didn't get to play properly. Come again.
Thank you to all the participants, and see you next time!
Regarding the set – IMHO, Haven is too strong a combination for a town. Hydra is a bit weak. But overall, everything is great. Thanks to Mentu.
I disagree here. Hydra is very strong, and the town is the weakest in the game. With proper play, the Necropolis should have won. They simply made one mistake at the beginning that decided the outcome of the game – they didn't destroy Haven.
Added after 8 minutes VesperLindt
Thanks to Bagler for the game. I hope you were at least interested in the setting, even if you didn't get to play properly. Come again!
Except for the fact that we didn't communicate much in the thread, I enjoyed the game. I'll come back sometime.
Yes, we weren't particularly active, which might have been for the better, or maybe not. Towards the end of the game, we could comfortably use healing combined with a duel that bypassed defense, and at that point, the Mafia didn't have many chances left. It would have been more logical for our opponents to identify and eliminate the chaplain and the blacksmith, and then finish me off with any ultimate ability or the Shocker, but luckily (they didn't pay attention to us), that didn't happen. Thanks to everyone for the game, special thanks to my teammates, and of course, to Ment for the excellent set!:smile01:
Actually, if they hadn't killed me, I would have taken out a lot more innocents. :cool:
Added 5 minutes later Heroist
Yes, we weren't particularly active, which might have been for the best, or maybe not. By the end of the game, we could easily use healing + a duel with defense penetration, and the mafia didn't have much of a chance. It would have been much more logical for our opponents to identify and kill the chaplain and the blacksmith, and then finish me off with any ultimate ability or Shocker, but luckily (they didn't pay attention to us), that didn't happen. Thanks to everyone for the game, special thanks to my teammates, and of course, to Ment for the great setup!:smile01:
You confused me with your healing and the way you went after Ursula on the first day. She and Aniruddha were almost like an Order for me until the end of the game, along with you. Until Aniruddha died, and Ursula was exposed with a double reveal. We were just speeding them up, thinking it was the Priest (and I was really hoping for healing by speeding up Ursula :( ). For three nights in a row. Fortunately, the Night Defense in the game is structured in such a way that the mafia doesn't need these speed boosts, except for the reveal. This is a balance issue.
She and Aniruddha were almost Haven until the very end of the game, along with you.
Moven, for me, you also seemed to have a connection with Naver. You not only didn't try to figure out the identity behind the mask of Alexandrite, but you didn't even focus on this interview, effectively ignoring the possibility that Alexandrite could be a Mafia member, and she was... )) By the way, I still don't understand how to trace the connection from Alexandrite to Naver's profile ^^ BuglerV
And in general, if I hadn't been killed, I would have shot down many more innocents.
Mafia, next time, don't rush with your choice... Weigh everything, think carefully... )))
BuglerV
Heroist