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I recommend play to your wincon.
Yeah, obviously. But I was asking you with the possibility that we have the same town wincon. Imagine you are me and town, and you were told your ability failed. Do you think it would be a bad idea or a good idea to claim who you targeted at night or not? You had strong opinions about claims in the last game, but I'm seeing how you feel about this situation now in this game.
Thing is, I dunno WHAT your ability is, the rest of your role, and how you can best play and solve. Last game with all those ways to mess with people doing 'whatever' action, I needed to never be identified as someone who could only self-target and doing so changed locations. If that was known I'd easily be prevented from ever actioning; I needed to unlock some stuff to have chances later. Thus, I was completely anti-claim for myself, I couldn't do anything else. I could never have a confirmable action and couldn't 'choose to do something else' if my self-target got locked down (as it did N2, and I didn't mention because... if that was purposeful and intentional and I confirm in any way... I'm trapped forever if someone who can wants that). Terrifying game.
You know all your abilities; you know that ability. You know how you plan to play or that you don't know how to plan to play.
I don't have a single rule of thumb; many games I claim some or all of my actions; I may have 1 or very many (thank you for that, you glorious host of then).
My broad rule of thumb's zoomed out, consider everything you can do, consider what you think is in play that may work with or counter. Clearly you felt it helpful to say what you've said.
Now we know an ability can get disabled or you lied about that (I figure you are honest but I can't confirm); if you targeted me with it I can confirm that I don't have a way to disable abilities that target me (possible exception, if I know the exact ability name + target the person with it, while trying towards disabling it - doesn't matter if it's being used on me or not at that point. But 'disabled' is not a natural way for me to change an ability. I could try to make it grow, try to make it change completely, and I can aim for a few other directions... I sure could try towards disabled but that's not really a high probability outcome to get for what I can do). So if you report you targeted me I've already reported I dunno what happened, something else explains it. Otherwise, eval as best you can; I don't think anyone said something about, or their behavior indicates that they are trying to be 'entirely town secret'. But that
is something I consider about what I reveal. And if I should reveal when I have info.
The Supernormal game, I wanted you ignored and not discussed, left totally alone except to protect - once I realized what you were doing there. Before then I was a bit tense about you, but we had far bigger concerns. Last game I wanted me left totally alone, maybe not even protected not that I was gonna say anything to inform maf in any way.
This game, it's unknown. My role's utility, I love that kinda role and problems to fix, but it also means that for now and maybe for all game, I'm literally a wildcard that affect other people, and in an information-shared sort of way. My role hugely affects how I play and view the game, my role and my life circumstances during play are the biggest things for me and how I play. I don't know anything that makes me think 'Uhh, hide
everything from maf this game'. Some games that matters. Your CYOS1, that didn't really matter, sharing info got maf caught and helped town a lot. So, I eval on the spot each game.