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...Nobody likes inspections. And even more so, nobody likes inspectors who poke their noses into everywhere...
Hmm, it's unclear here whether it's plural or singular. And, in general, Aurelius's surveillance should be described in any case, if it happened. Moreover, it should be prioritized BEFORE the blocks, meaning it's essentially unblockable. Ah, but Yaschur was with Nefela. Then yes, everything adds up. Haven, is the block on the corpse displayed?
An artistic text in a newspaper... Is it purely literary, or could it contain game-related information?
It's purely literary. But even if it does contain game-related information in the future, it won't offer anything new or anything that isn't already in the newspaper.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Okay, so basically, all we have from the game's information are those non-player dialogues that are displayed explicitly or as a fact, and they are presented in short paragraphs. Without any connection between them. I understand.
Maybe he's also illiterate, and we need to look for a "kotar"? And what is KotOR to us? You've already figured it out yourselves, you're not fools, let's execute Drakkosha!
I would be offended if I were playing.
Judging by the fact that Nebo wrote a "letter exposing the heresy of the Cathars," the other Cathars are irrelevant.
Well, Catharism itself is heresy. Although, I must admit, the presence of an "exposing of heresy" does suggest that it is either related to the crusade or to some theologian who wrote books against Catharism.
But why is only one role described in the newspaper? In general, does anyone have any ideas, is it a Mafia role or a Town role?
It must be Hjaljot's role because he has no other roles, and no one could have taken it away from him based on the priority of actions. I think the Mafia did some kind of hidden action as their second role.
So, Yashur Aurelius went around with a check on the Nehela killers, meaning he didn't remove any blocks.
What's the point of having just one block?
1. The Gorblocker and the Mafia blocker came to the same conclusion.
2. One of the blockers came to the other and won the coin toss.
3. The Gorblocker messed up the Night Phase, because I only know of one person who didn't block with the Mafia, because he messed up, and he's not in this game.
So, assuming that the Mafia doesn't block their own to appear innocent (I'm not in it, so no one could have suggested this plan) and didn't let a block pass for some cunning plan:
Rimpel could be a Mafia blocker, who was blocked by a peaceful blocker (in this case, the peaceful blocker knows this for sure, and will most likely be able to prove Rimpel's Mafia status. This isn't just a random Night Phase/role guess, but proving that Vasya is Mafia. But those in the know will understand).
In all other cases, Rimpel is innocent. Not just a non-killing Mafia member, but truly innocent. At the same time, the Mafia shouldn't understand whether he is a peaceful blocker himself, or was simply blocked by another peaceful blocker in addition to the Mafia block.
(In general, I'm suggesting that someone start accusing Rimpel).
If no one does, Rimpel is almost certainly innocent.
If someone starts accusing him, today, now, I will analyze the essence of the accusation and think about whether this person really knows something, or whether it's the Mafia pretending to be someone who knows something.
Added 1 minute ago Nebo, I think I already asked this, but I'll clarify again:
Does the Mafia have 2 Night Actions, one of which is a kill, or 2 non-killing Night Actions + 1 kill?
Hey, I think I already asked this, but I'll clarify one more time: in Mafia 2, does the Night Detective have one ability that kills, or two non-killing abilities plus one kill?
Mafia 2 has one Night Detective with a killing ability.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
I wrote nonsense earlier, and I won't fix it, of course, because I've already made my move in the game.
I'm not asking for leniency on this issue, as I could easily pretend I didn't know how many night actions the Mafia had.
Yes, that was a town block.
Added after 8 minutes
Translation is basically better than a block. So yes, it was probably that.
The problem with changing status is the lack of information.
Translation provides information.
At the beginning of the game, nothing is more valuable than information. Even losing a player can be beneficial if it provides information.
When was blocking someone on the first night a good move in Mafia?
As I understand it, all the actions that were supposed to be displayed were displayed, which means that the blocked players lost a significant number of peaceful roles. Vish has one more Mafia role.