Posts from Mafia 88. Corruption Auto-translated

Congratulations to Mafia on their victory. Thank you to Arandor for the defense, even though it wasn't needed. It was a very interesting set, but unfortunately, I couldn't fully enjoy the game.

But they didn't write about 100%...

Well, if 100% is more important than the complaints about removing the non-disclosure agreement and the checks, which I didn't even mention at the time, then no comment.

Firstly, maybe the blacksmith is a cool master, not a poor guy, but why would he have a big house? Secondly, he wouldn't scream if a vampire attacked him, but he would smash the vampire's face, for example.

How am I supposed to know? He's a master of his craft, so he probably doesn't lack orders... I already said something about the screaming. Maybe he screamed first from the bite, and then smashed the face... By the way, I didn't see any mention of a vampire there. But the unknown is mentioned:mad:

You probably haven't played Revan's Mafia much))

And I'm not saying that the descriptions there are adequate:smile18:

We have different perspectives on the situation, Yaschur. There's nothing we can do about it.

Special thanks to Revan and Morning.

I would also like to thank Arandor for not hanging Tox, even though he knew he was doomed. And for not going to Tox before the wipe and intercepting the plague from Ursula, either.:smile51::smile51::smile51:

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First, I was unfairly hanged.

Well... you hanged yourself, actually.;)

Ment - заражает Sesame

Got it, noted, and I remember who didn't let me play Mafia with Nebka.

Thanks to everyone else for the game.

Nice game.

Actually, it was funny that Ney took away the Necropolis from the Blacksmith, who doesn't even have a Necropolis. This wasn't reflected in the newspaper, but we thought it was a minor issue and went to kill her because of it.

Thanks, Tox! As always, you saved me, buddy! I want to add that the team was really great, everyone was at their best. Especially Tox, with his planning and willingness to sacrifice himself for the common good. Ples was magnificent. Tenly and Heka were less frequent guests, but they also helped, and Heka even cheered everyone up on the last day with his mafia-style humor. It was great. Among the townspeople, Lock became a threat towards the end. Yaschur was doing something. He could have done better, but there was a big break, apparently. Larisa was working; it's strange that no one voted against her towards the end of the day. Although I wouldn't have voted against her, but it would have been worth suspecting something. That's how it was.

everyone just didn't give a damn about Ment - I spent the whole game with a "maf" sign on my forehead, but nobody lifted a finger.

Mmm... You won't believe it, but I saw that sign on someone else's forehead :D Especially after this fellow was looking for "alternative theories" regarding Tox's obvious corpse, and the next day tells me that I initiated the execution of an "obvious mafia player to everyone," and now I'm supposedly hiding behind that.

Yashchur did something. Could have done better, but there was a long break, apparently )

The break has nothing to do with it. It's hard to work when one part of the city is wasted, another only exists on paper (let's not point fingers), and a third is prone to suicide.:mad:

Larisa was working; it's strange that votes weren't dropped from her toward the end of the day.

I convinced Ursula to withdraw her vote by the way, thanks for the moral support, "close friend" :D, and I also hinted to Larisa to withdraw her vote at the end, but... :(

In principle, if it weren't for the stupid mention of "professional duties," I most likely would have figured out that Gur is the maid and suggested hanging Hekasan (whom I considered, along with Tenshi, one hundred percent... uh, mafia players in general), rather than Your Highness. Why the hell was it necessary to mention "duties"??? :mad: They aren't in the description of the maid role, and everything else is speculation that can be attached to any role. Take the Ranger, for example—a professional hunter and spy; does he perform his job poorly? :D Actually, I considered you the head of the Fortress, and after Loken's death, you would have taken his place on the mafia list, so considering the city's 1-vote advantage at that time, they could have won.:smile04:

P.S.

Ment had more freedom of action. But the constant presence of an armed person nearby irritated him slightly.

This speaks so clearly about Sjorol's protection specifically, that this very Sjorol was forced to clarify with the GM whether it was actually his protection or if a warrior visited before Ment's demise??? How can the city play here, gentlemen??? Over the last 30+ games, city victories can be counted on one hand. One hand is enough. Food for thought...

A weak town is useless.

I am ready to offer my services.

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By the way, I only suggested putting Larisa on the chopping block, hinting at the result of my check, and everything else (accusations, redirections) should have been taken into account and a decision made on whether or not to carry out this execution. But instead, the decision was made to "execute Larisa now, if she's not Mafia, then Revan is Mafia))))".

I am ready to offer my services.

What services?

"We'll execute Larisa now if she's not Mafia, which means Revan is Mafia))))"

It's always like that, it's Mafia.

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You accuse an innocent player – they're Mafia. Two innocent players accuse each other – one of them is definitely Mafia. An innocent player accuses a Mafia member – they're probably Mafia themselves and trying to clear their name by sacrificing their teammate.

And somehow I figured out that there was defense.

What services?

Services of a weak town.

I somehow figured out that there was defense.

No, I also figured out that there was defense. The question is, how could you figure out whose defense it was?:confused: After two newspapers in a row mentioning a Northerner, it would be logical to assume that a warrior was defending. That's normal, right?