Killing_You

(imma bring this back okhe) With Rodan successfully driven off, my valiant Chinook crew and I turn around, lowering our crane and helpfully put delta's tesla tank right side up. But as we begin to fly off, something crazy happens. The helicopter stops, we're dropped onto the ground, and we look up at a very angry robot. Our chinook was secretly a transformer this whole time, and it's had enough of us using it for good deeds! Save us before it kills us!

Hey, I'm not complaining :P

That, the tracking, and the fact that FRAYDO is generally good at sniffing out scum, and my scumtells in particular.

Really, the more I look at it, the more it seems FRAYDO was tailor made to stop specifically me.

My initial instinct was to claim item usage, but I didn't know what to claim and I was afraid of being instantly outed via item thief. That and I was prepared for a tracker to follow me to either one target or the other, but not both.

I'll start work on getting the roles set up, then. That way I can have them on hand whenever's convenient.

I do enjoy the chaos of unthemed CYOR. We also might be overdue for another "classic" style game. (Well, classic by our standards, anyway.) After Verti runs Star Wars II, I've been thinking about running a TSR mafia (essentially modifying elements of past Verti60 APB mafias). After that, I'll try to work on Star Trek with Orange a bit more.

Mostly because modern CYOR feels a bit more... restrained, I guess? Especially with the reduced amount of RNG. Then again, maybe the FRAYDO kill in CYOR II and everything about Halloween CYOR were anomalies and I'm misreading the situation. As stated previously, roleblock immunity right here.

It should be in the docs, but basically it generated an item that gave him access to the Scatter ability. Said item was subsequently destroyed every day start, and regenerated every night start.

Because I was immune to roleblocks.

I'm so mad that I didn't go with my gut and kill you N1. This game would've been very different.

Which one?

<The wind breezes by briskly, stealing your words for alternate purposes.>

Mix of both, leaning towards the first. A good chunk of stuff we see in the campaign is "experimental" (stuff like the laser chaingun), and a lot of the story deals with Nod's research divisions, so make of that what you will.

I don't know. I'm just spitballing based on what I do know. Here's hoping, because I'm at a loss right now. Someone's playing us, and we don't have a lot of solid knowledge to go on.

It's worth remembering Sunflower also visited iLikeToSnipe, and so far there's no plausible explanation to her action "failing."

My theory right now is that someone can mess with investigation results. It's the kind of thing I'd expect to see in a game like this, but it's surprisingly rare.

Generally speaking? I don't think so, but I could be misremembering.

Fixed it. I don't know how that visitation result came up, so your guess is as good as mine. (Although your guess is that I can somehow perform an ability and kill at the same time, which is not only incorrect, but also... weird.)

I don't have a clue, because I didn't visit him.

Precisely.

I'm having this kind of fun: https://www.soundboard.com/sb/Godzilla_Kaiju_Soundboard