Because we're throwing Sasa under the bus, which is just as bad an idea now as it was when the quest wanted to do it to Ono, or to kill Oriko...etc etc.

But, hey, it's only Sasa, right? It's not like we were worried about her being a problem, right? Or that Sabrina is supposed to help people and this basically has her disregarding Sasa's life being at risk, right?
How is it throwing Sasa under the bus? You've not adequately explained that.
 
I'm with Blueberry on this one. Gotta try to save everyone. People do bad things, but that doesn't make them stop being people. (The memetic "best girl", for instance, is a murderer that uses human souls as the equivalent of cattle fodder.)

Giving up on someone, for crimes they might commit - when we already have argued for Oriko and Kirika's sake against Homura - is nothing more then hypocrisy, and an easy way out.

Even if it's hard, and makes things difficult - I don't think trying to help everyone we can could ever be wrong.

Hell, even just giving her friendship and support might help. Even if not...at least give her a warning, about exactly how horrifying being a meguca.
 
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...honestly, the girl just needs the standard info packet: Lichbomb, Witchbomb. She chose to kill herself to avoid Witching in Canon. Should help keep her from contracting in this timeline.
Actually, you bring a good point.

We can talk with Sasa in timestop, show off our magic, and everything... because she won't feel inferior to us once she knows our Soul's been mutilated.

The Lichbomb should be good enough.

I'm wary about the Witchbomb, though. It's dangerous knowledge to let spread around.
 
Because we're throwing Sasa under the bus, which is just as bad an idea now as it was when the quest wanted to do it to Ono, or to kill Oriko...etc etc.

But, hey, it's only Sasa, right? It's not like we were worried about her being a problem, right? Or that Sabrina is supposed to help people and this basically has her disregarding Sasa's life being at risk, right?
We're not saying to not come back! It's at most a few minutes.
 
I'm with Blueberry on this one. Gotta try to save everyone. People do bad things, but that doesn't make them stop being people. (The memetic "best girl", for instance, is a murderer that uses human souls as the equivalent of cattle fodder.)

Giving up on someone, for crimes they might commit - when we already have argued for Oriko and Kirika's sake against Homura - is nothing more then hypocrisy, and an easy way out.

Even if it's hard, and makes things difficult - I don't think trying to help everyone we can could ever be wrong.

Hell, even just giving her friendship and support might help. Even if not...at least give her a warning, about exactly how horrifying being a meguca.
Sure. No reason to do it right this very instant. We'll finish what we were doing and be back with Sasa in fifteen minutes. Half an hour, at most.

Hell, even if Sasa up and vanished, we can track her down with Grief senses again. We've got time while Mami is at school.
 
We're not saying to not come back! It's at most a few minutes.
And putting things off worked so well for Sayaka's issues? This is literally saying Mami's lunch having us there instead of telepathy and an apology matters more than Sasa's contract and her potentially being a major, time-consuming mess.

Actually, you bring a good point.

We can talk with Sasa in timestop, show off our magic, and everything... because she won't feel inferior to us once she knows our Soul's been mutilated.

The Lichbomb should be good enough.

I'm wary about the Witchbomb, though. It's dangerous knowledge to let spread around.
No we can't because she might wish anyway and it's a show of power which given her issues is very bad. Keep her away from magic.
 
And putting things off worked so well for Sayaka's issues? This is literally saying Mami's lunch having us there instead of telepathy and an apology matters more than Sasa's contract and her potentially being a major, time-consuming mess.


No we can't because she might wish anyway and it's a show of power which given her issues is very bad. Keep her away from magic.
There's a big fucking difference between fifteen minutes and "Oh, I'll talk to her tomorrow", as well as a big fucking difference between being rescued from a witch and... absolutely no fucking reason to suspect Sasa is about to contract.
 
We're not saying to not come back! It's at most a few minutes.

Don't forget we have an appointment with Kyouko and Yuma sometime this afternoon.
"Ah, good," you say, keeping your voice grave and serious. "So, I apologise for the last minute scheduling, but I would like to make an appointment to see Miss Sakura, maybe some time today?"

"Oh. Oh!" Yuma cottons on. "Ah, yes. Um. We should be able to slot you into her schedule, would later this afternoon be acceptable?"

"Another late working lunch?" you offer.
 
How is it throwing Sasa under the bus? You've not adequately explained that.
"Sasa doesn't matter. Let's leave her despite her being miserable and us being right there and go have lunch with Mami instead of just letting her know that someone needs help and we'll have to telepathy her instead of being there for hugs."

There's a big fucking difference between fifteen minutes and "Oh, I'll talk to her tomorrow", as well as a big fucking difference between being rescued from a witch and... absolutely no fucking reason to suspect Sasa is about to contract.
How do you know that? You have no evidence she isn't about to contract.

Don't forget we have an appointment with Kyouko and Yuma sometime this afternoon.
So we won't have time later to deal with her, and we should still put her off now?
 
By your asinine measure, there's also no evidence that Madoka isn't about to contract. Please stop your argument from ignorance and debate in good faith for a change?
If only we knew Madoka's situation by virtue of actually talking with her regularly and having her surrounded by friends and demotivated to contract.

Except that we do.

The same can't be said for Sasa and what we do know of her does not look good.

Mami is expecting Sabrina to be there. Telepathy is a piss-poor substitute.
Which is why we explain in no unclear detail just why we need to do that. I don't feel risking Sasa's life and plot complications is worth it for "Mami gets hugs right now instead of telepathy" given that this problem isn't from Mami, it's entirely self inflicted. From US saying something very silly and uncalled for.
 
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Witchbombing anyone is still suicidal.
Higure is talking about using the Lichbomb/Witchbomb as ways to prevent Sasa from contracting in the first place, telling her before she Contracts. This is something that we have to do, because telling her after she Contracts will cause her to shatter her own Soul Gem.

And putting things off worked so well for Sayaka's issues? This is literally saying Mami's lunch having us there instead of telepathy and an apology matters more than Sasa's contract and her potentially being a major, time-consuming mess.
Yeah, that's literally what we're saying. The certainty of, once again, breaking trust with Mami is more important than the extremely minor risk of Sasa contracting in the next 15-30 minutes

How do you know that? You have no evidence she isn't about to contract.
Actually we do: the Incubators actually can't talk someone into a Contract in Timestop, and there isn't one nearby. It actually takes time to talk someone into a Contract.
 
Higure is talking about using the Lichbomb/Witchbomb as ways to prevent Sasa from contracting in the first place, telling her before she Contracts. This is something that we have to do, because telling her after she Contracts will cause her to shatter her own Soul Gem.


Yeah, that's literally what we're saying. The certainty of, once again, breaking trust with Mami is more important than the extremely minor risk of Sasa contracting in the next 15-30 minutes

Actually we do: the Incubators actually can't talk someone into a Contract in Timestop, and there isn't one nearby. It actually takes time to talk someone into a Contract.
It's Sasa. The Lichbomb might not deter her and the Witchbomb is quest suicide to spread around.

Well, that's wrong.

Which would be fine if we weren't ditching timestop indefinitely and Sasa didn't have the impulse control of the average goldfish.

If PMAS went up to a dragon's lair to rescue a princess, this vote approach would be the equivalent of going back to the tavern for a nice ale and wondering why the princess got eaten alive when we did remember to actually kill the dragon a month later. Calling it PC/murderhobo logic is unfair to both of those because those aren't just...apathy.
 
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We've never looked at someone that needed help and decided "nope I don't care, I'm walking away" before.
We rescheduled our meeting with Ono a few times, and that was someone we knew needed help and had actually set a time with. Sasa, unlike Ono, is completely oblivious to our existence and might not have ever spoken to Kyuubey, so the idea that this is something we must do right this very second is no more accurate than it is for any other given Potential in the universe.
 
We rescheduled our meeting with Ono a few times, and that was someone we knew needed help and had actually set a time with. Sasa, unlike Ono, is completely oblivious to our existence and might not have ever spoken to Kyuubey, so the idea that this is something we must do right this very second is no more accurate than it is for any other given Potential in the universe.
And that didn't bite us? To the point where she wants nothing to do with us?

This is like if we saw Ono crying with her gem filling up and just decided to ignore her.
 
Guys, stop engaging with Ugolino. He's not paying attention to what any individual is saying, he's lumping everyone who opposes his vote into a single argument that he's then attacking.

@Ugolino
Your argument seems to be with Onmur, so actually address your responses to him, rather than ascribing his arguments to others.
 
Onmur's the one whose argument I'm actively aghast at-ie: Sasa doesn't matter- and desperately don't want to see in the story at all other than as a stray thought because of just how wrong it is.

I think the Redshirt approach, on the other hand, is simply just leaving too much to chance when we're literally right in front of Sasa and can easily do something about it.

We just need to care.

We're not playing Murderhobo McEdgeton. We're playing Sabrina. What would Sabrina do if there was a magical girl or person who needed help?
 
Onmur's the one whose argument I'm actively aghast at-ie: Sasa doesn't matter- and desperately don't want to see in the story at all other than as a stray thought because of just how wrong it is.

I think the Redshirt approach, on the other hand, is simply just leaving too much to chance when we're literally right in front of Sasa and can easily do something about it.

We just need to care.

We're not playing Murderhobo McEdgeton. We're playing Sabrina. What would Sabrina do if there was a magical girl or person who needed help?
Then please stop acting like everyone who is arguing not to leave timestop here is also arguing to not give a fuck about Sasa. Just because people disagree with you, does not mean they all agree with each other. Seriously, man, stop and think.
 
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