Posts from Mafia 99. The tragedy of the city of Ve-He. Auto-translated

Uliku, it's still necessary to guess. Sincerely, Gur

What bothers me is that they used an ultimate ability on Vespyr, which can kill an unlimited number of people. At the same time, there wasn't much of a reaction, and it's unlikely that everyone would rush to her. As an option, perhaps the Mafia wanted to "shut down" Vespyr, without the possibility of resurrection. And they didn't go for a regular attack because of her defense/healing/and a bunch of other stuff. Of course, they most likely just tried to psych everyone out by making them think that everyone would go there, but we shouldn't dismiss the other possibility. Also, we can assume that there is at least one Mafia member among those who voted for the Master, so they wouldn't be a cop. And those who accuse completely random people are also suspicious. Wasn't there a Wishmaster there? Regarding the clue, there are two options: the Egyptian pharaoh Ptolemy I Soter and Ptolemy the astronomer, who wrote an excellent theory about the geocentric system of the world. Then, the end of the Ptolemaic period can be considered the Renaissance, when such views began to be questioned. I can't look for anything more right now because I'm busy, probably until almost the end of tomorrow. I'll come back later – and there will be a wall of text again

False Lead: Kills the selected player and plants evidence on another player (once every three nights, starting from the second night).

What do you think, is the evidence real or a setup?

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Oh, they used that to kill. But okay, I'll pour some tea and try to guess.

Scavenger: Eats the player they killed. Gains immunity from execution for one day and from death for one night. The eaten player cannot be resurrected or brought back from the dead.

Those who suggest completely random candidates are also concerning. Wasn't Vishmaster there, right?

Well, Medj seems to be a known figure, and no one else has suggested Vish, as far as I know.

The first link in Google leads to Hellenistic Egypt. And I highly doubt that Nebok would introduce such a difficult-to-pronounce (and even more difficult to remember) historical event just to lead us through a chain of clues to Ptolemy. And since no associations with this arise, it probably means that we should rather focus on the article itself, but who knows, I've only correctly deciphered two or three clues in all the games.

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Oh, or it could be the period and dates of Ptolemy's life. That's even better.

It’s not that hard to remember. Cleopatra and all that.

Okay, is "заканчивался" just there for aesthetic purposes, or is it actually part of the clue?

Are you asking me?

The first link in Google search results shows Hellenistic Egypt.

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332 BC – 30 BC

Based purely on the dates, it's Vergil, as he lived towards the end of this period.

In general, I carefully reviewed the "suspects" and noticed that no one, except Shakespeare, was involved in creative activities during the Renaissance. So, it turns out something like this: Claudius Ptolemy -> geocentrism -> Ptolemaic period = period of geocentric theory dominance -> end of the period - Renaissance -> Shakespeare.

In general, if we proceed from my first assumption, then there is some connection between Cleopatra, the end of the Ptolemaic period, and the collapse of the Roman Republic. We can then delve into the history of Rome, compare dates, but it doesn't quite fit.

Are you asking me?

There's no one else here, so I'm asking you.

Just based on dates, Virgil lived around the end of this period.

It's too simple. But you can check, of course. And as far as I remember, there were a couple of player profiles from that time as well.

Too simple. But you can check, of course. And as far as I remember, there were a couple of player profiles active at the same time.

I don't think so. Seneca is close, but not quite right.
No, I just agree that it's simple.

There's no one else here, so I'm asking you.

Don't lie, there are many people here.

Don't lie.

Oben started it first.

Claudius Ptolemy -> geocentrism -> Ptolemaic period = the period of geocentrism's dominance -> the end of the period - the Renaissance -> Shakespeare.

Not bad, but

Ptolemaic period = the period of geocentrism's dominance

-- I don't really like this equality. Although, as an option, it's an option.