Terminology poll: Mafia or wolf?

[GeneralHankerchief]

For those who have argued that "wolf" and all of its variants are more flexible in their usage than "mafia" - especially when it comes to the singular and plurals - I present the following:

Maf/mafs.

Maf for the singular, mafs for the plural. Even though "mafioso" and "mafiosi" are perfectly fine, this will circumvent the problem of length quite nicely.

[Montmorency]

For those who have argued that "wolf" and all of its variants are more flexible in their usage than "mafia" - especially when it comes to the singular and plurals - I present the following:

Maf/mafs.

Maf for the singular, mafs for the plural. Even though "mafioso" and "mafiosi" are perfectly fine, this will circumvent the problem of length quite nicely.

ehhh

mofos?

[Zack]

For those who have argued that "wolf" and all of its variants are more flexible in their usage than "mafia" - especially when it comes to the singular and plurals - I present the following:

Maf/mafs.

Maf for the singular, mafs for the plural. Even though "mafioso" and "mafiosi" are perfectly fine, this will circumvent the problem of length quite nicely.

[Dp101]

For those who have argued that "wolf" and all of its variants are more flexible in their usage than "mafia" - especially when it comes to the singular and plurals - I present the following:

Maf/mafs.

Maf for the singular, mafs for the plural. Even though "mafioso" and "mafiosi" are perfectly fine, this will circumvent the problem of length quite nicely.

Horrifically informal.

[El Barto]

To fill in some time until the next game starts.

Someone could host a quick game, say, one related to Caribbean buccaneers or to stones, papyri and cutting instruments.

Here's why "mafia" is objectively the better name for the antagonistic faction in these games: it makes more sense. Werewolves are, by nature, regular humans who turn into mindless, bloodthirsty beasts upon the fulfillment of certain conditions.

So basically all players are werewolves, regardless of whether they are mafia or not.

Mafia doesn't really have a good singular use so I use wolf/scumbag

Mafia is a singular noun used to denote the organisation.
Mafioso (pl. mafiosi) is the individual member. Mafiosa/mafiose for the wimminz, of course.

I reject your argument on the grounds that I disagree with it.

No, I reject your argument on the grounds that I disagree with it.

But that just raises the problem of evil.

You dare question your gods?

For those who have argued that "wolf" and all of its variants are more flexible in their usage than "mafia" - especially when it comes to the singular and plurals - I present the following:

Maf/mafs.

Maf for the singular, mafs for the plural. Even though "mafioso" and "mafiosi" are perfectly fine, this will circumvent the problem of length quite nicely.

No.
Mafioso, mafiosi.
Mafiosa, mafiose.
Capisce, moderatore?

[Zack]

yeah, but I said "good" singular use

[Sooh]

I use all the terms interchangeably AND I WILL NEVAH CHANGE!!!!

[Monstrdude]

I used to call them mafiahats as a joke

Then one day I played tf2 hats mafia and it was legit and no longer a joke. Which of course made it an even greater joke

True story

[atheotes]

Hey Guys! Whats happening? Who are we lynching today?
Will catch up now.

[El Barto]

yeah, but I said "good" singular use

Ma-fio-so. ‘Camorrista’ non e lo stesso.

I use all the terms interchangeably AND I WILL NEVAH CHANGE!!!!

That can be fixed.

[Sooh]

Methinks El Bartokitty does not understand the meaning of the word NEVAH!

[El Barto]

Then I will have to keep you closer than I keep my friends.