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In any case, a plan (whatever it may be) is better than "flipping a coin." The Master probably used it to decide who to eliminate, right?
No, haha.
The Master was right about me in game 107. I was already thinking about my actions on the first night, and once I got the role of the Maniac, I definitely couldn't allow myself to "flip a coin"...
When choosing targets, I was guided by whether they had immunities. This meant they wouldn't be killed, and they wouldn't be protected, so there would most likely be zero information about them in the newspaper. And I eliminated Krabby because he's a "dark horse," returning to the Werewolf Mafia from unknown horizons, immediately winning two games in a row, and in the previous game, he was the Maniac, and a very unusual one at that. I assumed that he would be a logical target for the revealed Night Actions, so the redirection wouldn't be suspected.
Let's say the block was displayed without nicknames, what then? You would hardly be hanged, and after a couple of turns (when you equalize the town and the Mafia in numbers), you would again be told to "give the victory to the Maniac, but not to the Mafia"... Because the town usually doesn't win anything.
And about giving the victory... I think the town is simply more psychologically opposed to the Mafia than to the Maniac. USEFUL, and all that.
Well, it's a pity that you weren't allowed to play as the Maniac; it would definitely have been more fun (although not for the town).
In general, I fully understand the decision to eliminate me on the first day; my defense was questionable, and the clue I suggested didn't even come from me originally. In the place of a town member, I would have eliminated Fragment then.