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Posts from Mafia: general discussions.Auto-translated
What does the classic have to do with it? Facepalm))))) I created an example of a newspaper page earlier; is it too uninformative?)) The set from that game and that newspaper are also there; is that considered a classic? No, it isn't, and you need to understand that)))
I'm afraid that out of habit, I'll start deleting everything with the note "go to sleep!".
Habit is a powerful thing. But I came here to experiment. And I advise you to do the same, if you haven't tried something similar. If you wanted stability, you'd be playing a game on the Starcraft engine) (This is a real-time strategy game, just in case). There, not only are the days five minutes long, but there's only one map).
Well, I would say it again. If you're going to have discussions at night, it's better not to limit them beyond the usual rules. The only caveat: adjust the balance in favor of the Mafia. That's it; you can talk freely. At the same time, there isn't really a pressing need for these discussions: you can check in once, when you're sending a Night Defense, see what the smart people are writing, and leave. You don't need to vote anyway, so there's essentially no loading time. That's how I see it.
There’s only one set, but it’s customizable. You can assemble it in different ways, which is kind of fun, but the rules are boring, and the players are very formal and often reveal their roles early. Although, I personally enjoyed leaving behind a beautifully designed logbook after a game of Mafia.
Don't worry, I can tell you why you didn't like the nights so much. In classic, there is a priori many times more flood. Amazonka (a mega-flooder on hyper) managed to post around 600 messages in one (real) day. Moreover, over those same days, about 40 pages of gameplay accumulate. You'll go crazy trying to read all that. I usually skim through and focus on the key points. But games on mf are just as measured as yours on хв. Only there is a limit on nd, and you can freely discuss the game at night; plus, the newspapers are quite extensive, although slightly different—it's not descriptions of nicknames, like "domovoy visited mika," for example, but rather a description of the block, so it's not explicitly clear whether domovoy went to сх or mika
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Habit is a powerful thing. But I came here to experiment. And I advise you to do the same
Well, I would say it again. If you're going to have discussions at night, it's better not to limit them beyond the usual rules. The only caveat: adjust the balance in favor of the Mafia. That's it; you can talk freely. At the same time, there isn't really a pressing need for these discussions: you log in once, when you're sending Night Detective information, see what the smart people are writing, and leave. You don't need to vote anyway, so there's essentially no load time. That's how I see it.
Nighttime discussions are usually the same as daytime ones, especially in Mafia games. If it's a game in the style of Mafia, everything is done in the dark. If, for example, it's a classic game, then it's usually light, but again, the Night Detective information is accepted up to the limit. In general, check out any game on Mafia Forum, for example, this one: http://mafiaforum.org/index.php?topic=417.0
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