I still know you better, though, and even though you are a knight, you might still be able to put some input in-- unless Tsuruume is that stubborn, or something, which she probably is, since I was paired with her in one game.
So. What would you do, if you were a wolf? Personally, instead of you being a knight, and in the knight position with teams. I want to know what your opinion is.
That's hard. Me? Separated from being a knight, I'd protect my friends. If my friends were sheep, I'd...I don't know. I don't really like the idea of dying. I don't really like the idea of my friends dying. I don't think I can really tell you which one I'd choose.
But as a knight, I have a responsibility to protect all of the heroes, so it's not a consideration I'd ignore. The best outcome, assuming the wolves will be forced to kill, would be one where the wolves are killed right away. So...I'd try to make that happen.
[Rubs his temple, clearly frustrated.]
Unless you're asking what my strategy would be, if I was a wolf and playing to win. I guess what would make sense would be to pit Ruby and Kunzite against each other? If I could get both to suspect one another, then it might mean two rounds my team makes it instead of one. I don't really know how I'd accomplish that when we have fucking nothing to go on, though.
The goals are different. Heroes are supposed to protect their team at all costs, but knights are supposed to protect everyone. When that isn't possible it feels like shit, frankly.
It's frustrating to have to defer to someone else's decisions when the outcome is this important, but I honestly don't know how to make any outcome here good anyway.
Thorn said he'd follow what Heliodor wanted, so I thought that'd be hard to do when you don't agree with their decision. And I think . . . everyone should try to protect everybody else, though. I don't think it should be reserved to the knights.
It is. It's true of every game, and some teams are bigger assholes about it than others.
Personally, when it's two knights and one hero, I don't see the fucking logic of deferring to the hero. Especially in this kind of game, where it's not about winning memories, it's about surviving.
But it's how things work. Fortunately we haven't had anything to disagree about yet.
Yeah. I think you should all work together, no matter if you're knights or not. No one chose to be in this position. But it's good that you aren't disagreeing yet.
Whatever, it's not important. We can discuss my tremendous frustration with that system some time when it's actually relevant, which it isn't right now.
I've been trying to get to know the players from Kunzite, but it hasn't given me anything more to go on. The only impression I have is that, no offense, I think you'd be a fucking terrible wolf, so I'd rather face you than a Kunzite wolf team.
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I can't make any decisions for Heliodor, though.
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What's up?
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So. What would you do, if you were a wolf? Personally, instead of you being a knight, and in the knight position with teams. I want to know what your opinion is.
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It must be hard to be in this kind of game with a team, though. For you and Thorn.
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But as a knight, I have a responsibility to protect all of the heroes, so it's not a consideration I'd ignore. The best outcome, assuming the wolves will be forced to kill, would be one where the wolves are killed right away. So...I'd try to make that happen.
[Rubs his temple, clearly frustrated.]
Unless you're asking what my strategy would be, if I was a wolf and playing to win. I guess what would make sense would be to pit Ruby and Kunzite against each other? If I could get both to suspect one another, then it might mean two rounds my team makes it instead of one. I don't really know how I'd accomplish that when we have fucking nothing to go on, though.
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The goals are different. Heroes are supposed to protect their team at all costs, but knights are supposed to protect everyone. When that isn't possible it feels like shit, frankly.
It's frustrating to have to defer to someone else's decisions when the outcome is this important, but I honestly don't know how to make any outcome here good anyway.
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Personally, when it's two knights and one hero, I don't see the fucking logic of deferring to the hero. Especially in this kind of game, where it's not about winning memories, it's about surviving.
But it's how things work. Fortunately we haven't had anything to disagree about yet.
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Do you... really still have to defer to the heroes, even though there are actually more knights than heroes for the team in this game?
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If it was important enough I'll let her go fuck herself. But so far it's fine, it's just a pain in the ass to know that it's not my call.
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I'm sick of teams treating us like we're unwanted hangers on instead of the ones putting our asses on the line more than anyone
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[Nibbling his lip.]
Whatever, it's not important. We can discuss my tremendous frustration with that system some time when it's actually relevant, which it isn't right now.
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[frustrated sigh]
How are you, and Thorn, and Tsuruume all doing?
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I've been trying to get to know the players from Kunzite, but it hasn't given me anything more to go on. The only impression I have is that, no offense, I think you'd be a fucking terrible wolf, so I'd rather face you than a Kunzite wolf team.
But we haven't discussed our plans as a team yet.
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It's not fair. Nothing about this game is fair either.
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And, to be honest, from what I know of Kunzite, which is admittedly not a lot, but they would be kind of a scary team as a wolf, I think.
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