[Gamelon]

you love your quotes, kas.

i suppose the easiest way to see if spite is a symp to silchas is to vote for silchas again.

remove vote

vote silchas ruin

[Spite]

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:41 PM, said:

Spite, on 23 September 2009 - 02:34 PM, said:

Oh good. Do you want to come over right now?

is that you being interrogated, as far as i know the only lover connection hinted at was between bargie and you?

No that was not me being interrogated love, and the only lover I have right now is Mrs March and my hands.

[Gamelon]

classy

[D'riss]

The only going case seems to be the Spite case, which seems to mostly rest on the fact that he's been very annoying. Question is Gam, if you think Spite turned the train onto Korv for other reasons than that he thought he was scum, why aren't you considering voting for SIlchas?


Edit: goddammit Xpost!


Edit: my apologies for the foul language.

This post has been edited by D'riss: 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM

[Gamelon]

haha - i am seeing you though

when barghast first showed up there were a few scenes and it looked like they made a connection. on thread spite indicated an acceptance of the proposed union and a scene followed.

[Spite]

Kaschan, on 23 September 2009 - 02:41 PM, said:

Ok caught up, a couple things.

First up the case on Spite. I'm not sure about it, he rung a couple bells with me but then again so did Gamelon. I don't really have any other suspects outside Gut feelings at the moment. It could be worthwhile going back to seeing the trains on Silchas and how it moved to Korvalain. I'll try and get onto that next.
Got no one I really want to vote for at the moment either

Second, that interragation seems interesting. I notice this in the OP about mod kills for postings.

Path Shaper said:

The sole exception is when temporarily taken out of the game through an ability.

So sounds like someone at the moment can't post and has been captured? My take on it.

So would that mean that they can post now, but couldn't post while they were being interragated.

[Gamelon]

D, on 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM, said:

The only going case seems to be the Spite case, which seems to mostly rest on the fact that he's been very annoying. Question is Gam, if you think Spite turned the train onto Korv for other reasons than that he thought he was scum, why aren't you considering voting for SIlchas?


Edit: goddammit Xpost!

i just did.

[Gamelon]

Spite, on 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM, said:

Kaschan, on 23 September 2009 - 02:41 PM, said:

Ok caught up, a couple things.

First up the case on Spite. I'm not sure about it, he rung a couple bells with me but then again so did Gamelon. I don't really have any other suspects outside Gut feelings at the moment. It could be worthwhile going back to seeing the trains on Silchas and how it moved to Korvalain. I'll try and get onto that next.
Got no one I really want to vote for at the moment either

Second, that interragation seems interesting. I notice this in the OP about mod kills for postings.

Path Shaper said:

The sole exception is when temporarily taken out of the game through an ability.

So sounds like someone at the moment can't post and has been captured? My take on it.

So would that mean that they can post now, but couldn't post while they were being interragated.

if thats how it works that might make sense.

[Spite]

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM, said:

haha - i am seeing you though

when barghast first showed up there were a few scenes and it looked like they made a connection. on thread spite indicated an acceptance of the proposed union and a scene followed.

Ummm at the time I was proposing unions with a lot of people.

Earlier why did you suddenly stop posting Gamelon? You asked me a question then disappeared. I noticed that you started up after the interrogation scene was posted. Is there a connection between the two.

[D'riss]

I'm sorry spite but that sounds crazy. Although it would be cool if that was the case.

Edit: xpost! I am talking about the not being able to post while interrogated theory.

This post has been edited by D'riss: 23 September 2009 - 02:51 PM

[Spite]

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:48 PM, said:

Spite, on 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM, said:

Kaschan, on 23 September 2009 - 02:41 PM, said:

Ok caught up, a couple things.

First up the case on Spite. I'm not sure about it, he rung a couple bells with me but then again so did Gamelon. I don't really have any other suspects outside Gut feelings at the moment. It could be worthwhile going back to seeing the trains on Silchas and how it moved to Korvalain. I'll try and get onto that next.
Got no one I really want to vote for at the moment either

Second, that interragation seems interesting. I notice this in the OP about mod kills for postings.

Path Shaper said:

The sole exception is when temporarily taken out of the game through an ability.

So sounds like someone at the moment can't post and has been captured? My take on it.

So would that mean that they can post now, but couldn't post while they were being interragated.

if thats how it works that might make sense.

Are you the friendly russian in the scene Gamelon?

[Anomandaris]

Uhh...wouldn't it mean that they can't post until night starts? It says that they will be released at nightfall. Unless the player accepted to reveal info and then was allowed to post again.

[Gamelon]

i wish, that would give me boobies.

[Gamelon]

Spite, on 23 September 2009 - 02:50 PM, said:

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:47 PM, said:

haha - i am seeing you though

when barghast first showed up there were a few scenes and it looked like they made a connection. on thread spite indicated an acceptance of the proposed union and a scene followed.

Ummm at the time I was proposing unions with a lot of people.

Earlier why did you suddenly stop posting Gamelon? You asked me a question then disappeared. I noticed that you started up after the interrogation scene was posted. Is there a connection between the two.

bnot as far as i know. i do work you know in fact i am going to disappear for another few hours in the glorious endeavor of the commute.

[Gamelon]

Path-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 02:22 PM, said:

"So, let's start with an easy first question: where are you from, youngling?"

"Russia."

"And are you here all by yourself, or are you part of a larger operation?"

"Afraid someone will come after you?"

"Just answer it, darling."

"I have been approached by a man, who said he was working for the FSB as well. I have since unmasked him as a liar."

"Why do you suspect this man was lying to you?"

"I toasted to the continuiing good health of the head of the Russian Secret Service. It is known to everyone working for him, but not to outsiders, that he is suffering from dementia and hasn't sat behind his desk for the past three months. He is de facto already replaced. This particular man didn't contradict me, therefore, he could never have been on my side."

actually if they cant post, and it doesnt seem liek they have been released by the scene then it is someone who hasnt been on since the first scene.

[Spite]

Anomandaris, on 23 September 2009 - 02:51 PM, said:

Uhh...wouldn't it mean that they can't post until night starts? It says that they will be released at nightfall. Unless the player accepted to reveal info and then was allowed to post again.

Very good Anomandaris , and what happened in the second scene. It looked like the russian birdy sang like a canary? Which would mean that he can post now.

[Gamelon]

your assuming the captor believed them and released them, even though it is not shown to be the case? Are you then the interrogator?

[Gamelon]

screw it, heading home. i urge people to vote for silchas so we can see spites true colours.

[Spite]

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:54 PM, said:

actually if they cant post, and it doesnt seem liek they have been released by the scene then it is someone who hasnt been on since the first scene.

I completely agree. Lets take a look shall we. Well here is your last post before the first scene.

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 12:56 PM, said:

for them oment my main suspects are spite, silchas and barghast.

@spite - did barghast manage to make a lover connection with you yesterday?

Then here is the scene

Path-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 01:39 PM, said:

A warehouse.

A blond woman is secured to a chair with cufflinks. Medical equipment lies here and there on a desk placed in front of her. Dim light removes the shadows without blinding her.

"You and I should have a talk," a female voice says, belonging to a figure conveniently staying in the shadows. "I am willing to make it civilized."

"What if I do not answer? You can't keep me here forever."

"I will release you before sundown, or when we're done talking. I hope you realize that last option is in your best interest. Let's make it simple. I will ask you questions, you answer. I do not expect you to be completely honest, let that be clear. Once I'm satisfied, I'll let you go - or at nightfall."

Now we have the second scene

Path-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 02:22 PM, said:

"So, let's start with an easy first question: where are you from, youngling?"

"Russia."

"And are you here all by yourself, or are you part of a larger operation?"

"Afraid someone will come after you?"

"Just answer it, darling."

"I have been approached by a man, who said he was working for the FSB as well. I have since unmasked him as a liar."

"Why do you suspect this man was lying to you?"

"I toasted to the continuiing good health of the head of the Russian Secret Service. It is known to everyone working for him, but not to outsiders, that he is suffering from dementia and hasn't sat behind his desk for the past three months. He is de facto already replaced. This particular man didn't contradict me, therefore, he could never have been on my side."

Oh and your first post after the second scene.

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:23 PM, said:

that look like an interrogation.

No posts in between. But you pick up right were you left off.

[Spite]

Gamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 02:57 PM, said:

your assuming the captor believed them and released them, even though it is not shown to be the case? Are you then the interrogator?

No it is shown that the captor didn't expect them to answer the questions truthfully, and I am not the interrogator. If I was I would have asked better questions, like how much does it hurt when I drill you in the ass.