total number of investigators:
journalist, Clara (checks the second status and uses her ultimate ability to check both), Aglaya (checks the second status), Bachelor (checks for negativity), Haruspex (checks for negativity).
Moving on. You can lie to Saburov, and there's still room for interpretation. Also, his interrogation is at the bottom of the list, so there's a good chance it will be disrupted. Plus, it's not difficult to kill him and the Inquisitor together; he essentially has no way to defend himself. Furthermore, the Mafia has the ability to change status, and not just once. So, again, you're overestimating the effectiveness.
Nevertheless, yes, in theory, the town has many opportunities to gather information. I did it this way to encourage more positional play; otherwise, a couple of votes will be cast against someone, and that player will be executed. I would like the players to always have several candidates for execution, and whether the information is true or false is up to the town to figure out during the day.
another question, I'm writing a priority list for myself. Fragment, please help me arrange these two NIs in the correct positions.
and in case of failure in the newspaper, will the nickname of the player on whom the ultimate ability was used still be displayed?
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By the way, if you want, we can make the days 48 hours long. Which would you prefer?
