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Mike had a double vote, so his vote was very decisive.

I also enjoy describing how Arandor

Yashchur, you absolutely must play your game and, at the first opportunity, give Nebka a random modkill for no particular reason; then you'll be even.

Mika had a double effect, so the vote was decisive.

Well, all the more reason... He recorded the voice himself, and now he's complaining that the Guild Council didn't put it up.:D

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Yashur, you simply must run your own game.

Unfortunately, this is impossible. I don't speak the languages.

Kosha, try playing with different rules. I'll try to convince GK to host a game here if the local community doesn't mind. He has very interesting games, I hope you'll like them.

If our schedules align, I'll sign up for his game. I read a bit on MF, and I'm impressed.
However, lately I've been moving a lot and often lose internet connection, so I can't guarantee 100% participation yet.

Yashur, I don't want to be rude, but don't speak for the ENTIRE forum. Please write that I don't like it, I am used to different rules. Honestly, like a little kid. And others are not against trying different things. In the end, no one is forcing you to play those sets that you don't want to play. I understand that it's hard to break out of your comfort zone, but constantly staying in it isn't great either.

I just remembered that between my first blind game and the second time I decided to play this again, about a year and a half passed. After the first game, the shock was too strong, yes. Yashur, how long has it been since that blind game?

As if I were some kind of great writer.

I also enjoy describing how Arandor players are killed.

So, write about how players are killed, not about role-playing.
For example, here's how Stas described the killings in Wild West:
Day 1
Serenity had a bad start to the day; she was killed. Luckily, she died quickly – one bullet to the head, and that's it. She's happy, but the miners were disgusted, but someone will have to scrape out the contents of her skull. And what was she doing here?
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Day 2

— Where are you going? Stop!

Two disheveled, sickly-looking gentlemen burst into the saloon; both looked terrible, and one was even staggering. They grabbed a bottle of whiskey each and left.

The night chill was kept at bay by the stove. An oil lamp illuminated the table, and the entire tabletop was covered with something. Noise and commotion outside the window. A knock on the door. Who could be here at this hour? The owner goes to the door, and suddenly, a scream comes from the street: "Back!" and the door, along with the wall, is shattered into splinters. The owner is thrown behind the table, noise, dust, ringing in his ears, disorientation… "Are you alive?" Unclear groans in response. "Alive. Where's your blacksmith?" An indefinite wave of his hand to the left. "You'll recover yourself; my job is done. I'll provide the bill tomorrow." And, accompanied by the clatter of mechanical legs, the stranger heads to the blacksmith's shop.

The saloon owner was happy. He'll make a good profit today; it seems they're celebrating a big deal or something. Amidst the increasingly boisterous drinking, he didn't immediately notice that one of the saloon's patrons had fallen from the balcony. CF7 not only managed to break his neck in this unfortunate incident but also received a kick to the ribs from the frightened horse, startled by the unexpected event.

And in the room on the second floor, someone was happy about the find. Now, he needs to get the tools, and he can start creating…
(c)
Day 4
In the morning, G.K. decided to move the piano to the second floor. He harnessed the guys, prepared a lever, piled up ropes, tied up the thing, and started pulling.
— Tired of dodging bottles? — the workers grinned.
The gloomy G.K. didn't answer them. He only watched the work intently. When the heavy instrument was at the level of the balcony, G.K. dove under it and cut the rope. The huge instrument crushed the unfortunate man, ending his joyless existence.
(c)
This was funny because, in reality, G.K. had to move a grand piano in a couple of days.

Day 5
The sad Hellgart was in the forest. He was so sad that he led his horse to a tall tree. He was so sad that he took a rope from his saddlebag. He was so sad that he threw it over a branch and tied the end to the bow of the saddle. He was so sad that he made a loop at the other end and put his head through it. He was so sad that he spurred his horse hard, which bolted, leaving the rider hanging in the loop and swinging from side to side. But something went wrong… A branch cracked, and the body fell heavily to the ground. He got up with difficulty, and then (where did it come from?) a huge beehive fell on him. A huge beehive, full of angry bees. "What the…!" Hellgart ran away from the hive as fast as a choking and quite badly fallen man could. It's hard to run in the forest; branches try to slap your eyes, small animals run under your feet, roots get in the way, and angry bees sting. By the way, about the roots… BANG! "Aaaah!!!" And Hellgart flew off the cliff into the river. Of course, he broke his legs and dislocated his spine, but at least he got rid of the bees.
(c)

Day 7
Airton_Kavalera ran from house to house, acquiring horses. He looked extremely businesslike and tense. No one wanted to sell the animals, but Airton persuaded them to rent them out for just half a day. Having gathered eight horses, he began to find a blacksmith to lend him chains and assemble two harnesses for four horses. Having persuaded the giant and paid him well, Airton went to the center of town. There, he harnessed the horses, connected the chains to the harnesses, tied the loose ends to his hands and feet, and fired a signal flare. The frightened horses bolted in opposite directions, tearing the unfortunate man to pieces.
(c)

Day 8
Lantash dismounted. He quickly did his business and returned to his horse, intending to get back on. But a sudden loud noise startled the crazy animal, and the frightened beast bolted, dragging the owner behind it, entangled in the harness. Stones and branches, pits, garbage, and other debris do not contribute to health. So, the animal returned to town in the morning with a half-dead rider, who quickly breathed his last.


The cozy doors of the saloon opened, and a man entered, confidently heading to the counter…

— Hey, you!
— Are you talking to me? — Nirtok turned around.
— To you, sc…
The rest was inaudible because of the roar of fire, which shot out of the stranger's strange weapon. Engulfed in burning liquid, Nirtok rushed to the bucket of water, but such a flame could not be extinguished. The floor was burning, the walls were burning, the furniture was burning, the glass was cracking, and the stranger continued to pour fire into the room.
(c)
I killed Nirtok then

And to hand out mod kills to those who don't deserve them.:mad:

;)

So, you were the one who cast the deciding vote. :D Although, if it hadn't been you, I would have done it before the end of the day.

The thing is, I wasn't allowed to use the staff. I was forced to play the role of a peaceful character. ))

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If our schedules align, I'll join his game. I read a bit on MF, and I'm impressed.

That would be great! Thank you.

Yashur, how long has it been since that game in the dark? )

If you mean completely blind, then 9 months. And semi-blind, it was here (77) a year ago. I still remember my treatment in a phone booth and the "balls".:D

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I wasn't allowed to use a staff, that's the thing. I was forced to cosplay as a peaceful character.

And what would be your tell? :confused:

If you mean completely blind, then it's been 9 months. And partially blind, it was here (77) a year ago. I still remember my treatment in a phone booth and the "balls".:D

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And what would be your argument against checking the Town Guard this way, without removing the voice from the clearly innocent Mentor I suggested?

She was here, almost blind, 77 years ago.

Come on, you're being too dramatic about it :D
Actually, I just enjoy games where solving puzzles is challenging (but possible). In this regard, Revan's games are a benchmark for me.

Come on, you're being too dramatic about it :D

I mean, I haven't watched the series and I haven't heard that the Doctor travels in a booth. And the descriptions in the newspapers should be based on information from the set, not from who knows where.

P.S. I already said, you should have described the explosion of Locken as a "trip to Hiroshima." :rolleyes:

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In this regard, Revan's games are a benchmark for me.

In Revan's games, the Mages or Wizards always win, or at worst, the Humans. With very, very rare exceptions. It kind of hints at something...;)

Revan consistently wins against Magic or, at worst, Mana. With very, very rare exceptions. This kind of suggests something...

Yes, I don't think so... I would collect statistics, of course, but subjectively it seemed different to me.

No, I don't think so... I would gather statistics, of course, but subjectively, it seemed different to me.

Out of all the games I've participated in, the Town won only once (69), and even then, it was a miracle, because the Town had only one extra vote, and the Mafia were almost all still in the game (only Arandora was eliminated on the first night). It was helped by a successful check on you on the 2nd turn, the killing of Nebula, and the suicide of Warrior, who had your status. ;)