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Originally Posted by CPHoya
I don't mean morally uncomfortable, I mean "playing the game well" uncomfortable. Every time you highlight the fact that you're a successful wolf, you are diminishing the confidence of everyone who has read you as a villager. So, if they were correct, their correct read erodes a bit when they're reminded "oh yeah, Zaya could just be owning me." So I try to let people worry about that on their own, rather than encourage it, when I'm a villager.
When I'm a wolf I don't want to talk about it because of the above. It's really nice to be honest about it, but sort of self-defeating, imo.
Thus, in that sense, I'm always uncomfortable with that situation. Apparently it doesn't bother you at all, which is fine. Just trying to get an understanding of that approach.
although it's true that it's better if people underestimate your wolf game, it's villagery to admit that your wolf game is good so it's basically a wash
and in any case, it's a no-brainer to admit it so it shouldn't be hard or make anyone feel uncomfortable
personally, as a wolf, I relish any opportunity to say anything a wolf wouldn't want to say
if that makes any sense