Ok, I had a few issues that I feel should be explained. First, as charlie mentioned, why was mee-mee's name left off the snitch list on the second night? Everyone's suppostion was that the fourth person on the list was either lynched or hit, but that was obviously not the case. So, why did RB decide to cut down the list?
Also, I didn't realize that RB was going to put requirements on the list as far as who the snitch would be able to choose from, but I guess you can chalk that up to unclear rules. I just figured the snitch would be able to choose whatever 4 people he or she chose.
Also, the botched mafia hit was a load of BS, in my opinion. The rules state, if the don is killed, the mafia must pm the GM and he will break any ties in voting. There's no mention of a failed hit if all votes aren't received, or anything close. In contrast, the rules specifically state "you MUST put in a lynch vote." However, there were several times where not everyone did, but there was no penalty, and that wording is a heck of a lot clearer than for the mafia side.
The clues I can get over, I was under the impression that RB was just going to mention the names, not try to cast guilt or innocence through them, but whatever.
In general I just got the feeling that RB made up a bunch of rules, then said "well, I'm just going to kind of follow the ones that I feel like, whatever works out best for the town." It gets very very frustrating when every time you think you have something figured out, it changes to your side's detriment.
In general, I also remember seeing at least a few posts after M5 ended where people were saying things like, the game should be harder, the mafia should be able to win at least 50% of the time, the mafia should get a better chance at winning, etc. Then, the game starts, and some of those people start complaining that the mafia has too much power, the game is stacked, etc. Make up your minds people, you can't have it both ways. If you want the mafia to be able to win, you can't complain about it when you're a townie and losing. In the beginning I thought RB did a good job of evening things up as far as giving the mafia a better chance. Then, as the game went on, people started complaining about that and the town was losing, so he starting tweaking things to help the town. Number one, ok, so if you adjust the rules badly, finish out the game and fix it for next time. Number two, the GM should NEVER take sides like that. The lack of apparent impartiality was what really ruined this game for me, rather than anything being taken personally.
Anyway, I tend to be a very competitive and independent person. I would be pretty upset if I found out after the fact that the only reason I won was that the ref was pulling for my side and kind of helped things along. So, I'd love to hear some clarification from RB on these issues.