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On Mafia Wars, how could I lose against one guy?
On the iphone / itouch version, I have over 80 people outfitted with handguns and bullet proof vests, yet I occasionally get spanked by a single chump. I can fight him again and still get spanked. Is it that only one of my Mafia fights him, and thus the type of weapons I have make a bigger difference than the size of my mafia? My player ID is 3504 0405 45.
They have added a feature which allows critical hits which allows people that have crappy mafias to beat good ones. It happens randomly, but may have been the reason you got beat by a scrub.
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Mafia Wars Don Coittini
how do you answer the free surveys on myspace apps to get points?
i answered a bunch of them like 50 and only 5 actually gave me the points on mafia wars the other 45 i reported and didnt get any, is there a some sort of way to get them or am i missing something?
only certain ones give points.
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