Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов.
Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
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Exactly, she has people who can catch criminals. And Loken should too, in theory. At the very least, he is capable of sending soldiers to provide protection.
By the way, the criminal catching you described is only weakly correlated with the name of his special ability, "Mercy."
Ples, do you understand that I needed to come up with some kind of special ability for Moak, or not?
Kenol is a military man. He doesn't catch criminals; he protects the city from external and internal enemies, maintains order during emergencies. Tell me, do internal troops or the army catch SPECIFIC criminals?
It correlates. Because other bounty hunters kill criminals. And Moak doesn't kill them; he drags them to prison by their hair.
I read the setting after the second night, and now, after the fifth, I'm suggesting what needs to be fixed.
Indeed, otherwise, he would be a useless role with... two non-player characters? I understand perfectly that you gave him this non-player character to somehow make him stand out. But this doesn't negate the strangeness of what's happening.
Given the presence of revolutionary sentiments and conspirators in the country, in the person of Revan, it seems to me that catching potential traitors is part of his duties. The security of the state is at stake.
Lol.
Why? I started giving advice right after the second game.
Well, in general, how would I know that even after a hundred Mafia games, experienced GMs continue to make mistakes?
I think I mentioned that special units handle these kinds of tasks, while he and his soldiers act when situations arise that threaten the safety of citizens.
Here's Raven walking down the street, eating seeds, and plotting evil plans. Kenol doesn't bother him because Raven hasn't done anything yet. But then Raven organizes a protest, and the demonstrators start moving towards the imperial castle with unknown intentions. Kenol sees this and sends soldiers there to protect the castle. Something like that.
You have a very selective approach to internal security. But okay, let's assume that Locken can't manage these units. Let's assume that he can only send soldiers during peacetime to defend against unclear threats. Who, then, manages them? And where do they hang out?