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Offline Khushrenada

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Re: Mafia XLVII: Hollywood. The Happy Ending Version.
« Reply #25 on: November 01, 2010, 11:37:02 AM »
Well, that was what rehab was about. It kept the player out for a day and if the mafia didn't trust him to stick with them, they could whack him that night before he re-enters the game. As well, like Vudu mentioned, he could be left in the dark. And since he's technically mafia, he should be listening to the orders given by the drug dealer of who to vote out and not making his own decisions.

Again, if he was refusing to cooperate, the mafia could whack him and try again. Maybe having the whammy choice was enough but I thought the mafia had enough protection for any recruitment problems.
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Re: Mafia XLVII: Hollywood. The Happy Ending Version.
« Reply #26 on: November 01, 2010, 12:17:24 PM »
Also, Khushrenada was giving out 10 points for players voted out, but the rules state that players are worth 11 points. I'd have mentioned this sooner but I hadn't read the rules before now.

Noname2200 asked me about that early on day 1. I told him it was always supposed to be 10 points. I forgot to change that error in the rule thread. No else brought it up though so I didn't think it was a big issue. In the end, it wouldn't have made a difference with any of the points handed out. So, no harm, no foul.
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