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| + | If you start as godfather for example, it's a pretty good strategy to try to have a low profile. | ||
| + | Refrain yourself of talking too much during the day or start wildly accusing people, since that draws suspicious. | ||
| + | However, you must say something or else you draw suspicion again. You need to search a balance between stating something obvious in the chat and saying nothing. | ||
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| + | '''Always''' follow the sheriff's or investigator's word unless they're accusing a fellow mafia. If the sherrif seems determined of the guilt of the fellow mafia member do not try to minimise the sheriff's or investigator's claims because that will once again make you suspicious. | ||
==Applicable Situations== | ==Applicable Situations== | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 23 June 2011
Premise
If you start as godfather for example, it's a pretty good strategy to try to have a low profile. Refrain yourself of talking too much during the day or start wildly accusing people, since that draws suspicious.
However, you must say something or else you draw suspicion again. You need to search a balance between stating something obvious in the chat and saying nothing.
Always follow the sheriff's or investigator's word unless they're accusing a fellow mafia. If the sherrif seems determined of the guilt of the fellow mafia member do not try to minimise the sheriff's or investigator's claims because that will once again make you suspicious.
