We always probably had tons of lurkers, who realized this was A) a fast moving quest, and B) a high bar of effort, and that it was always relatively fun to read about. That is, until now, at which point their outrage outweighed their apathy.
To remove a previous vote, you need to do something like
H: *vomits*Personally, I approve of Hazou having a panic attack and vomiting off the side of the sky platform.
He needs more psychoses.
Maybe. Perhaps I was being imprecise; If someone's being entirely reasonable and not aggressively confronting you, I think you should give time to their words even if some of them you don't agree with.
You can't suffer if you're dead
You can't suffer if you're dead
Kagome doesn't believe it, and Kagome's smart.
Nah, he's fine at speaking. As long as everyone he's speaking to is willing to forgive every transgression and is completely trusted. So, basically only people from Team Uplift.
Except that's reasoning for the suicide plan.You can't suffer if you're dead
...yes, that is reasoning. The world can't suffer if they're all dead.
My base plan (which I'll extend later) is basically to go into exile with Kagome, and make the improvements to the implosion seal that we've discussed. These should let us destroy about half of the Elemental Nations in one bomb.
Just write it out, I don't find efficiency to be particularly important with seal ideas, as long as it always get curated by someone with common sense.
It honestly didn't occur to me that you were misinterpreting him. Many (most? all?) recent plans have had a line saying "Keep Kagome-sensei from killing anyone". It seemed like it was pretty clear.
The 'Amusingly' was sincerely meant. As to the rest, there's an enormous difference between a couple of untargeted comments and the very large amount of personally-directed things we've been receiving. As to not engaging with the rest of the post, I was very clear that I wasn't engaging because I disagreed with the fundamental premises so nothing productive would happen. I was also very clear that I would be happy to engage with something not based on those premises.
I've read some of them. My primary takeaway is that most quests do not use complex plans the way ours does. That's fine, and it's up to the players -- if you all start voting in one- or two-line plans then we'll do our best to run with them. I suspect that (a) when running under a one-line plan Hazō will do things you disagree with far more often than he does under the current plans where we have a clearer picture of your intent and (b) there will be just as much upset.
Okay, went back and read it. You're correct that it was clearly intended as constructive and was well thought-through. Thank you for it. There's been enough rage being thrown at us that I was too quick to dismiss something that started with the assertion that we were "punishing" the players.
Which just means, that like any other human being, Kagome's subject to a bias. In this case the "exploding of dumbbutts" bias.
See above.
No, it just means Kagome expects to be able to get away with it. Which is true, since Jiraiya and Shikaku would do everything in their power to cover it up.
