Mafia 93. In the Name of the Moon! ☾ Auto-translated

Yashur, but then everyone will be trembling and afraid to execute Mirka. And every day, every game will end in a No-No-Vote.

And if you execute everyone indiscriminately, then Mafia will win every game. :D You yourself said that you doubted the accuracy of the hanging, but you didn't remove your vote to "get information." Here's your information: the town lost. I hope you're happy?:D:D:D

So, was the Master the Queen then?

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And my withdrawal of the vote didn't matter in the last moment. I messed up. I wanted to keep watching the players' reactions.

What difference does it make, the Haven faction won anyway. The final is in progress.

What the Shadow is, is like Usagi.

1. On the day I was hanging around with Snowman, I said he was Venus. I didn't follow him.
2. On the 1st night, I watched the Shaman. Result: Revan. I considered the Shaman to be Revan, not a maniac.

Anyway, someone playing is my clone....:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: :D:D:D

Tox could have easily resolved everything if you had just backed down.

1. On the day I was hanging out with Snowman, I said he was Venus. I didn't follow him.
2. On the first night, I followed the Shaman. Result: Revan. I considered the Shaman to be Revan, not a maniac.

Someone playing is definitely my clone....:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: :D:D:D

What's the point of what you said? Even without following the Shaman, we decided, based on logic, that he was Revan on the first day. So, what's next?

Well, you know, there are people who played with me in "Valley of Roses." I was a moderator back then, and it was Tenshich's first game on the forum. I think they would have noticed if I was breaking the rules. You can ask them about my honesty.

Why? I remember there was a scandal about you and your previous girlfriend – I don’t remember her nickname – violating the rules and starting a relationship in real life.

Siever, calm down, the mafia game is over. I was warned in advance about the violation, so Tox and I didn't talk about the game. For me, the game would lose all its interest if I knew his role. I can't prove it, but that's exactly what happened.

Of course, the focus was on Haven, not on its Master; on that day, Jadeite was the one distracting everyone). And I came up with this idea, but then I realized I needed to change my mind =/
Mafki, did you decide to distract everyone after you found out that a journalist was going to Haven, or was it just a coincidence?

What was the point of saying that? Even without monitoring the Shaman, according to the lore, we decided on the first day that he was Ray. So what next?

But why couldn't Tox, based on the lore, also conclude that Tenshi Usagi was the one?
I initially considered her for that role as well. But when I suggested that Nebo was part of the pair and didn't see any indication from her that this was incorrect, I switched their places.

In short, add me to games with Tox, but only as a Mafia player!!! I don't want to be a peaceful player anymore when playing with such a complex and emotional player!!!

That was intense, guys. Congratulations to the mafia players.
Sesam definitely deserved to be executed after this post. Because after a normal detailed analysis from Sesam, it looked like...
But, in fairness, I wouldn't have fully believed Tox either. The execution of Snegovik seemed very strange at that time; in my opinion, he was not an optimal candidate, not only in terms of the probability of being a mafia player but also in terms of the information that the execution would provide. Absolutely not optimal... And the fact that Tox executed him... Well, yes. But there were even fewer reasons to believe Siv, his arguments for executing Tenshi were even weaker.)
In general, yes, perhaps Yashur's option with NNV (No Night Vote) would have been quite adequate.

Siver, calm down, the mafia game is over.

Did Tox teach you how to talk? :) I have no reason to be hysterical, because we won anyway, and even if we had lost, I would just shrug and say - GOD SEES EVERYTHING and move on. By the way, in that case, I wouldn't even write about my suspicions in the thread, because it would look like I'm just sore about losing.

Well, while fierce battles are raging here, I'll quickly write a short review of the game that just ended. In general, I got tired of playing as the Mafia. I don't like playing as them. And when I got another role as a negative character, I was a little disappointed. But then I got into it. The team turned out to be perfect, real masters (and Masters) and professionals in the Mafia business, and it was interesting and fun to communicate with them. To be honest, I hadn't played with Siver on the same team before, but it turned out that he is also a very, very good player. Guys, you're awesome! As for the game itself. I think few will argue that the setting was quite balanced; I would even say that the town, considering the initiations and resurrections, looked a little stronger. But the circumstances turned out in our favor, and that's all. And the last minutes of the game will be hard to forget - that countdown in the Skype chat and the back-and-forth voting. In general, this picture perfectly reflects the atmosphere in our chat. Now about our opponents. I would highlight Tox, who, despite initially confusing everyone and behaving not quite correctly in some situations, at least tried to make our victory more difficult. I can also mention Shaman; don't be too harsh on him, he tried to understand the complex setting and helped the town as much as he could. I would like to express special gratitude to Koshe for the excellent GMing and the wonderful setting (which I only managed to understand closer to the end of the game). Thank you all for the game.