Posts from Mafia 86. Heroes of lard Auto-translated

I would definitely play the Olympic Gods. And there's nothing wrong with demons, either.

randomness

Good joke, Hv-mafia without randomness!

Random is good, gods, angels, demons, and devils are also good, at least I personally equate them with elves and gnomes.
Regarding the topic: I don't have time to play this game, otherwise I would have signed up. I don't read the lore anyway, so it doesn't matter.

Good joke, Hv-mafia without randomness!

Otherwise... Look, Sky and Drakkosha are creating sets without randomness. What a bunch of jokers... :D

Even in Mafia-style games, randomness plays a significant role, even without the "survives with a 50% chance" mechanic.

Even in Mafia, randomness plays a significant role, even without the "survives with a 50% chance" mechanic.

What kind of "role" are you talking about? Are you referring to the possibility of "rigging" the randomness in favor of the losing side?

lol

Leaving aside more complex cases, I will mention the most common one – some players sometimes act randomly. Sometimes only during the first night (but this is often enough to set the tone for the game), and sometimes when they are unsure between two players.

Give me a fleshy Ent.

Leaving aside more complex cases, I'll mention the most common one – some players sometimes act randomly.

Aaa... I don't care about such randomness... It has nothing to do with set bonuses.:cool:

I also liked map #32.

Yes, it was a great map. One of my favorite games.

1. How does the one-sidedness of the set manifest itself? All role descriptions have a real basis, for example, if we take the description of Obama – he travels the world, persuades everyone to join his position, even China, and constantly calls for the introduction of more and more sanctions, etc. It seems silly to argue with this. 2. The history for the setting is generally taken from excerpts from UKRAINIAN press and comments from individual nationalists. It only shows the scale of brainwashing. 3. I would like to add many more things, but the set is not unlimited. The comments of many here seem to me to be nothing more than an attempt to criticize something at all costs and present oneself as a good person against someone else's background. The main goal of the game Mafia has somehow faded into the background, although with this set of abilities and actions, it could be a rather fun game.

Ah, and I was also impressed by the claymation mafia of Oota, how could I forget?! A memorable setting. Master, I understand you perfectly, and for the most part, I agree with you (except perhaps regarding the one-sidedness or lack thereof, I'm just not in the loop). But still, try not to get too worked up. Otherwise, a pointless argument will start, spanning many pages – and with absolutely no result, of course. The point is not that your setting is bad (and not everyone thinks so), it's just that the people here prefer fantasy themes. And they don't like political ones. That's just the way it is, there's nothing you can do about it. Some, of course, expressed their preferences in not the best way, but what can you do – they express themselves as best they can. I wouldn't advise getting upset and arguing, opinions of that sort are not open to persuasion.

The people here simply prefer fantasy themes. They don't like political themes. That's just the way it is, nothing can be done about it.

The fantasy political theme is good.