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Well, actually, it's the opposite. I've often been told that my city is too strong in the games, but in the end, it loses.
Not surprising, considering that you can't understand anything from newspapers. 81 is a good example of that...
Ment
11 years ago
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Ah, you mean it in that sense. Well, yes, I agree, it's not obvious.
Happy Life
11 years ago
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was looking for "alternative theories" to the obvious demise of Tox.
For some reason, you didn't consider Gura an obvious servant. But from day one, you latched onto the obvious mafia boss, Hainess.
Злобный Ящур
11 years ago
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Yeah, yeah. The maid was quite obvious: Morning
Gur the smith.
:rolleyes: The first two newspapers were decent, so the corpse was much more obvious than the maid.
Happy Life
11 years ago
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Slather yourself with it.
ToX
11 years ago
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Guys, everything is fine with the newspapers; we figured everything out correctly in the chat.
Злобный Ящур
11 years ago
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Tox, don't compare a mafioso to a city. :smile51: I would have also figured out who Gur was if I was going to attack Loken, but I saw the corpse and it wasn't quite right. Newspapers are really great for mafiosi, that's why it wins with such regularity...
Нэйко
11 years ago
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Come on, Lizard, challenges are fun!
Larisa
11 years ago
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)))))))))) Larisa, I could say a lot of unpleasant things, but I won't. I'll say this: I don't know why you're all so fixated on Haynes. Did she offend you somehow? But if that's the case, you got what you got. I'm also surprised that everyone just doesn't care about Ment – he spent the whole game with a "maf" label on his forehead, but no one even noticed. It's like they've never played with him before, I swear. "But excuse me, there's no evidence against him!!!" Not a bad argument, considering there were two pieces of evidence against him during the game, which no one cared about, among seven clueless players. And in general, it's sad to have only one Yaschur among the active players. There are a lot of emoticons, but no diversity of opinions.
Morning, you focused on Haynes because there was nothing else to discuss on the first day. But if everything was so obvious to you, why didn't you just explain to the town right away why Haynes wasn't such an obvious Mafia member? Instead, you decided to focus on me. Why?
I can't say anything about Ment; I barely remember him as a town member. And I'm not very good at psychology; I can't figure people out based on it, except in very obvious cases. Ment always seems suspicious to me)).
But I completely agree with the rest: very few people thought for themselves, and that's what doomed us. Most people didn't seem to care at all. They just executed people randomly, and that's the result.
Added 35 minutes ago
By the way, I just suggested that Larisa be hanged, hinting at the result of my investigation, and everything else (accusations, redirections) should have been considered independently and a decision made whether to carry out the execution or not. But instead, it was decided to "hang Larisa now, and if she's not Mafia, then Revan is Mafia))))"
Indeed, everyone should have decided for themselves. But Revan, you probably shouldn't have been so actively pushing for my execution. You could have said it once, and that would have been enough. But instead, you and Morning started targeting me, and one of you did so without any justification, while the other had some vague reasoning. It doesn't really look like a town game. It just raised suspicions and gave the Mafia the opportunity to quietly add votes. In general, I was very much expecting to be executed on the second, at the latest the third day; it was inevitable. So, I used an antidote on the second night (it's a pity it didn't work) and didn't resist much. And how could I resist? Scream that I'm definitely not Mafia? I doubt that would have helped. And logical arguments don't work on most players. And if I had withdrawn my vote, someone else would have added it anyway, because that's a typical Mafia tactic.
Happy Life
11 years ago
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Morning, we confirmed that Haynes was Mafia because there wasn't anything else to discuss on the first day. But if it was obvious to you, why didn't you just explain to the town right away why Haynes wasn't such an obvious Mafia member? Instead, you decided to focus on me. Why?
Actually, I did explain.
I can't say anything about Ment, I don't remember him much as a Town member.
I can't say much about Ment, I don't remember him being peaceful. And I'm not good at psychology, I can't analyze people based on it, except in very obvious cases. Ment always seems suspicious to me.
Forget about knowing anything about Ment. Let's vote him out in the first round. Tox also seems like a good candidate, I guess. So, let's vote him out in the first round as well.
Happy Life
11 years ago
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Why bother with formalities, let's just attack at night.
Got it, noted, who prevented me from playing Mafia. - Nebka
I remember that too.
Ment
11 years ago
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Why bother with formalities, just attack at night.
