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Posts from Mafia 96. Curse of the Tephos Residents
И потом Сатана сказал: "пусть они будут любить тех, с кем быть не смогут, и не будут любить тех, с кем будут всю жизнь. Несите мне попкорн!":smile51: :smile51: :smile51: :smile51:
Malicious Arandor. Okay, I have to say, the game was something else. First, when Mafster pointed out the role of the killer, there was this feeling... "HOW SO? WHY?!" Because a killer-maf is a big deal. Then I relaxed a bit – when I realized that we might not even have any night kills until the end of the game, given the randomness. Moreover, the killer doesn't seem to be in a hurry to kill anyone. Maybe to avoid leaving clues, or maybe he's afraid of accidentally shooting a maf... Or maybe the killer is Kosh again, yeah. The relaxation was misplaced; they recognized me as a healer and dealt with me harshly, while Arandor continued to defend for the second time. What a slacker... And then... -- Cop, let's go instead of Tox. -- Okay, let's go. I hope he's not a maf. -- He's a maf. -- !%^@R%^$!!!!! I come into the chat – there's some kind of mess. The topic is empty, people are kind of thinking, and they're not talking much. In the chat – it's a continuous stream. But... Listen, they were actually having a pretty good time! And most importantly, they were talking about things that actually mattered. I was even surprised by how lively and coordinated they were. Anyway, okay. I saw the same game from two different sides, and it turned out to be quite interesting. And yes, I enjoyed it, even though I played the town quite passively towards the end. Thanks to everyone for the game, congrats to the mafia on the win! And congrats to the orc too! The orc-Kosh was the town's only hope, a killer who wasn't playing the way he needed to in order to win. It didn't work out, but that's okay, at least now we can say that we won thanks to our skill, and not because of an unbalanced game. And Master... Master, you and Kosh can give us some of that tea ))))))
You won due to an imbalanced game. But you played well, I agree. And I lost all interest in playing right after I was crippled; I basically stopped paying attention and abandoned my leaderboard. I also deactivated my town, and then I was reported, so no one would have listened to me anyway.
Thanks to Nebko for the setting; he came up with something really cool, and the newspapers are simply magnificent; I really liked them.
It's a pity that I didn't get a role in the game, and therefore I didn't read anyone else's material in particular; I just didn't feel like playing, but that's not the point.
Ugu Larisa wasn't executed thanks to the imbalanced gameplay. I also wasn't executed on the first day, and the Master wasn't either on the second day, for the same reason.
But the balance is still off and unfair, I wanted to make your life a little more difficult, but it didn't work out. Although, I liked the setting, and Nebok did a good job.
Enough with the congratulations on my mafia victory. I'm not with them, no matter what the plot says.