Posts from Mafia 91. Experimental Redemption. Auto-translated

I feel a little sorry for Remi. He should have gone to the hospital for treatment. (
Cop, please explain why you did that.

How do you know he did something? Did you already write a log?

I just know how to count to three. )
Although, there's also the possibility that Tox skipped the daytime vote. Okay, you've convinced me, let's wait for the log.

Sorry, guys, I messed up with Master and Sesame, I thought they were from the same faction.
Congratulations on the victory.

Ment, in my case, you don't need to think about anything. Just remember – you can't kill me. You. Can't. Kill me. Ever.
This isn't the first time you've made this mistake. So just remember it. And there's nothing to think about here.

Added 19 minutes later
Thank you all for the game.
And a special thank you to the Somafans for the company. I hope we can play together again sometime in this lineup. I didn't get to play much with Arko again ((
Thanks to Tox for the set.

In a few words about my impressions.
The absence of Non-Neutral Nights (NNN) was a bad idea. It undermines the balance and spoils the game much more than you might think. Especially towards the end of the game. A request to the GMs for the future: please inform us about such surprises in the rules before the game begins.
Quests were a good idea.
Firstly, given the theme of the set, my sensitive nature was frankly uncomfortable with the prison setting and statements like this

Dear players!
Welcome to the game's team interface, "Mafia"!
Your task is to kill everyone else. For real, so cast aside your moral principles, which you don't have anyway.

It's too realistic. Killing players "for real," even in a pretend way, is not something I enjoy. Quests allowed me to distance myself somewhat.
And the optional roleplaying, but with the possibility of doing it, is a good thing. Sometimes you could be silly, and sometimes you could ignore the roleplaying.
I liked that.
I didn't like the "surprises" in the rules during the game and the ambiguities about the actions of the assets. I understand that this is the setting, but it was very tiring. At least I felt more tired after this game than rested. Very tired ((

And I would like to hear from Tox what his experiment showed him.

Remy's path ended with a fatal overdose of a mixture of heroin and opiates.

I really want to see the clues solved...

I don't really like the idea of "really" killing players, even in a mock battle.

At one SCN (School Computer Network) event, one participant organized a game in the following format:
1. Townspeople - elementary school students.
2. Mafia - high school students.
3. Serial Killer - just a regular serial killer.

When the Mafia "shot" or a vote took place, it triggered a call to the parents (a real call in the case of a vote, and a fake call in the case of a shooting). Vasya, go home!
Poisoning the townspeople involved slipping them spoiled candy, which caused the victim to experience digestive issues and be sent to the clinic.

There were no actual corpses!

3. Maniac - just a regular maniac.

A second-year student who is a pedophile.

you can't kill me

Well, here's another one. According to my records, you were the mayor who doubled the number of Nebk inspectors at night. Actually, this leads to the second mistake: you hid in the wrong place because you didn't understand Nebk's role correctly.

Ment, that's precisely why, because you can't determine my role, I'm telling you – never think about who I am. Just remember. You can't kill me. Never. Even if I'm 100% Mafia, like in Koshy's Egypt, you can't kill me. And especially when you don't know my role for sure.

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No matter who you are: Mafia, Town, Gunslinger. Forget about my existence and go to someone else. Because killing me is always your mistake.

That's hilarious, just like a little girl practicing NLP.

This isn't NLP; it's statistics.

Sesam, never mind. I understand that it was a bit disappointing for you, and I apologize for that, but honestly, I don't really care who won, as long as it wasn't me. I made a key mistake with the hiding game, and everything else was less important. That's the truth. I'll try to learn from the mistakes of this Mafia game and act more carefully in the future; that's all I can promise.

And who were you hiding from, Cop, on your last night?

I’m also curious to know who else could have been mistaken for a detective.