This what I think if criminal organization soldier use during that time (1968). Well, not all of them

Along with their vehicles:

(mainly the weapons that they used here, don't worry the weapons are kinda accurate to the timeline of Mafia 3, here)

I've been thinking for a while now and there are technically three different universes within the Mafia mainstream.

The original universe had the first Mafia and Mafia II Mobile, since Mafia: Definitive Edition changed things from the original that aren't considered canon now, they can't be in the same universe. Another thing to add is that Mafia II Mobile and Mafia II can't be in the same universe either since they have massive continuity errors, like Henry being a Falcone member in 1938, despite not canonically joining the family until 1951.

The second universe is where The Betrayal of Jimmy and Jimmy's Vendetta take place in, since they take place in an alternate 1950s Empire Bay.

The third universe is Mafia II, Mafia III, Mafia: Definitive Edition and Mafia: The Old Country since everything has remained canon.

This includes:

Torrisi Crime Family

Galante Family

Spadaro Family

Salieri Family

Morello Family

Vinci Family

Clemente Family

Falcone Family

Marcano Family

Clay Crime Family(Syndicate)

Did I miss where they said it or what, they ended the vote early but didnt specify the reason, what's the matter?

Hi. We are discussing the idea of the wiki's migration.

Why?

There are several reasons why we want to move away. The main reason is the aggressive ads, mostly on mobile. Without ad blockers, viewers have to witness a lot of ads. Given that 50%+ of our viewers are logged-out mobile visitors, the concern for advertising being aggressive and intrusive is not one we should take with a grain of salt.

Alongside ads, Fandom's Community Creation Policy has become increasingly tightened, with a particular focus on offensive words and Gender Identity, as well as offensive/graphic media. I will share this great video about why everyone should stop using Fandom.

Benefits?

• Improved user experience, reduce intrusive ads and pop-ups.

• Get rid of censorship, no need to worry about offensive/sensitive content in the game being censored by the platform anymore.

• More customization options, we would have better control over our site's layout, features, extensions and policies.

Where?

There are three alternative options that are being considered:

• Weird Gloop, it hosts Minecraft Wiki, Warframe Wiki and GTA Wiki, and has a proven track record of beating Fandom SEO.

• wiki.gg, it's a wiki farm host run by indie.io (formerly Freedom Games), hosts Terraria Wiki and Warcraft Wiki.

• Miraheze, it hosts Left 4 Dead Wiki, The Battle Cats Wiki and The Backrooms Wiki, and is ad-free.

How?

The new Mafia Wiki would be a "fork" of the Fandom wiki. All of the current content would be copied over and editors would be free to continue editing here, or move to the new wiki. The Fandom wiki would continue to exist, but likely not maintained by the same team of regular editors as the new wiki.

Staff at this wiki would also have the choice to stay here at Fandom or move to the new wiki. Users with any administrative powers (staff) would not be allowed to edit as a power user on both wikis, however, and should they move to the new wiki, they would not be able to continue editing here at Fandom.

When?

As Mafia series currently has no new content, the migration time may still be undecided, but we will look to do this as soon as possible. We've started discussions on our Discord channel and Reddit, and trying to contact with Weird Gloop.

Who?

This part is up to you. What your opinion about the migration? Please feel free to share your thoughts, whether supportive, skeptical, or somewhere in between.

I am an Xbox player (unfortunate, I know), and though my time playing the trilogy has been one of the best I've had in a long time, I absolutely must let more curious players visiting the wiki know that the second and third games are not exactly the most reliable software. You absolutely will encounter bugs and glitches as you play, some of them making it hard or impossible to progress. None I have encountered were game breaking, but a lot of the time, I found it necessary to close the game and relaunch. I'll give a few examples below. All can be resolved by restarting the software.

Worth noting: All of these bugs and glitches were experienced in the games sold as part of the trilogy, played on an Xbox Series X console. I cannot say that the same applies to other platforms.

If anyone else has more to share, please do! Sharing this information will only benefit the players!

Mafia II

There is a very rare bug that causes graphical problems on the screen, resulting in a flickering layer of what seems to be a broken texture to block everything shown. This is something that those with epilepsy should absolutely take note of, as the flickering is bright and rapid, triggered by the movement of the camera.

There is a rare bug that causes a sort of massive bloom or smoke effect to be shown around the map, which absolutely grenades your framerate if observed. If you're not in a position to restart the game, your only solution is to face the camera away from these areas, which essentially means look downwards and only downwards.

A rather common bug involves dialogue. Lines may play several times at once. This isn't the most impactful issue, but it is usually a good sign of worse to come.

Sometimes, characters turn to spaghetti. As in, their models seem to stretch into the distance. This can happen to Vito as well, usually after the player has been killed, and especially if he was killed whilst in a vehicle. This can potentially have issues.

Entering a building has an extremely small chance to result in a game crash. However, if any of the aforementioned bugs are currently in effect, the chance is far higher.

Launching the game and starting the game has an extremely small chance to result in a crash.

Mafia III

Multiple cars may spawn in the same spot, causing them to all collide and displace each other, heavily damaged or destroyed. This can have a negative effect on missions that require you to steal a vehicle, like "I.R.A. Don't Ask".

Restarting a race might sometimes result in an unusually long loading screen, up to two minutes long in my experience. It may be quicker to simply exit and start the race again from the marker.

Dying in certain circumstances can have an effect on the audio. The sound of vehicles and gunfire can be lost. Though a minor issue, the loss of gunfire sounds can make gunfights a bit more difficult.

Seemingly for no reason, there's a very small chance for your game to freeze for a few seconds, seemingly at any point. I am unsure if this has something to do with the autosave. In rare cases, the game will stay frozen, and may either remain frozen, or crash after some time.

The hit squad may become unusable after use, and until you reload, with the game not making them available; they will appear active, even after despawning. This is a rare bug.

An issue I have experienced is the game just not giving me achievements. Strangely, a day later, after some further progress, I began receiving them one after the other. This is something worth looking into, if any new players could do me a favour.

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Mafia 4: the Returns to palermo

(This game would take place in 1958 in Sicily, specifically Palermo, and serve as a sequel to Mafia: The Old Country.)

Premise:

Fifty years after the fall of the Torrisi family, Cesare Massaro (who by this time was known as Don Massaro, having become the Don of the Massaro family that he founded in the 1920s) restored everything in honor of his uncle, Don Torrisi. Don Massaro modernized Palermo into a high-wealth city reminiscent of Las Vegas, a process that took many years to complete. Don Massaro controlled Palermo with his authority and vast resources; he had two sons named Eduardo and Antonio (whom he fathered in the 1920s). Cesare became the very thing he once hated (akin to the Spadaro family), as he owned everything. However, this news reached the ears of Leo Galante—who at the time was occupied in Hawaii, through a newspaper. Leo was frustrated to learn that Cesare was still alive, as he had believed him to be dead. Leo couldn't let this slide, so he decided to hire a secret agent for the kill: a British assassin from the UK named Jonathan Briss. Leo wanted Jonathan to assassinate Don Massaro and end his regime in Palermo, as Leo was worried about don massaro taking over empire bay if left unchecked

Main Protagonist

Jonathan Briss (a 44-year-old World War II veteran hired by Leo as a secret agent/spy).

The page for him here states that Cesare has no Torrisi blood, but that is not specified or stated anywhere in Mafia: TOC. At least to my knowledge.

What actually is the nature of his relation to Bernardo Torrisi, his uncle? Is he his nephew by marriage, perhaps Rosa was his aunt, and she originally had the name "Rosa Massaro" before marrying? Or, maybe he is Don Torrisi's nephew by blood, and he is the son of an unnamed sibling or cousin of Bernardo that he doesn't talk about.

There doesn't seem to be any clear answers on this in the game either. Unless I missed them.

Does anyone could add the quotes for Leo Galante in Mafia: The Old Country part?

Look I thought Cesare Massaro died in Mafia Old Country burn in house The fall of the Torrisi Crime Family. They need to take him out as (Deceased)?